Fallout - Review (Non-Spoiler & Spoiler) 

One of the things that kind of symbolizes how Lucy has changed but stayed the same is her "Okie Dokey" lines. She never loses the Okie Dokey, but as the show progresses it feels like it takes more out of her. She's a character that desperately doesn't want to change, but slowly slowly the wasteland is grinding her down... absolutely fantastic writing and acting.

Also, without understanding the games - Dogmeat is a character from the games. When the ghoul said "Dogmeat" most fans would have loved it.

As a guy who played 3, New Vegas, and 4, they not only perfectly captured the essence of Fallout but they made a dam good show!

I never played the game but I loved this show. It made me look up the background history of the game. The Goul reminded me of Josey Wales.

When I'm watching shows, I usually have it on in the background. I just can't keep concentration for long periods of time, but episode 7-8 had me transfixed without any regard to how much time went by. It was a fantastic conclusion.

not a gamer, never heard of Fallout, but really enjoyed the show :)

Shogun review please

Great production design and I enjoyed 60-70% of it. Unfortunately, the last episode (no spoilers) completely ruined the show in every way and now I kinda hate it.

Great work! You should play Fallout New Vegas.

As a HUGE Fallout fan, I am over the moon with how well done this show was. The writing, the story, the detail, the tone... it was hitting on all cylinders for me!

Dan. Dan never changes.

Ella Purnell is a young talent that I'm so looking forward to see what her future looks like. She was amazing in this show as the lead, her American accent is absolutely perfect. If anyone hasn't seen Yellowjackets, I highly recommend you see it as that was also one of her best work (eventhough her main role was in the first season but still, a pretty good acting from her)

As a video game fan, i was very pleased. Main thing they nailed was the tone. It felt recognisably Fallout. The mystery was compelling and new to me as well. I think the show would have been bigger if it dropped week to week. But finger cross they can keep up the quality for season

If only Halo had this level of quality.

One of the best shows on right now with great world building and character development. Ella, Walton And Moises Deserve Emmy Nominations.

I'd say there are four leads. Cooper, Maximus, Lucy and Norm. Norm's arc in vault 33 was probably the storyline that intrigued me the most.

I appreciate you having a non-spoiler section in your reviews for those of us who don’t always have the time to check out or binge every series as they release. Thanks again, Dan.

My wife and I never played the games and we really enjoyed it. My kids have played the games, and they also really enjoyed it. I think they hit the perfect balance for most audiences. Thanks Dan!

Spoiler for the ending of season 1! I was underwhelmed by the reveal that Michael Emerson's head contained the secret of cold fusion. They've already established that a single power core, which is small enough to hold in your hands, is enough to power an entire vault for hundreds of years. The Brotherhood of Steel must have dozens, maybe hundreds of those power cores, since they have so many knights. So why is this new power source so important?

Only had a partial knowledge of the Fallout universe before this show. I'm now 10 hours into my playthrough of Fallout 4. It convincrd me to give this series a chance. It was really well made, eery music, atmosphere. Walton Goggins was great and I can't wait to see more!

Shogun review pls, the acting is unreal.

21:16 Spoiler heads up. Regarding your point about whether Vault Tec was manipulating the governments of the world or launched the bombs themselves, im inclined to think its the former but at the same time i dont think the show will answer that. There are details in the show and games would make it weird if Vault Tec themselves dropped the bombs (namely that in the show, Barb knew her daughter was at a birthday party and if she dropped the bomb then, she'd be knowingly killing her, and another character at that board meeting is a character from the games who had predicted nuclear war but got the exact timing wrong.) That said, a major theme in the games is that it doesnt matter who dropped the bombs first, what mattered is that they were dropped and nothing could change that. So i think the point of that scene wasnt to say "Vault Tec definitively dropped the bombs" so much as "things were already muddled and tense, and Vault Tec was making it worse"

if you're not familiar with the games - the bloody violence is like the perk bloody mess and when it first happened. I was hollering as it was just amazing. Its a really great adaptation of the show.

The 3 main characters represent some of the most common player types throughout these role-playing games: The idealist who just wants to do good in the world, the selfish power fantasy, and the more evil slanted murder hobo. The show runners have clearly played these games. There's no way they could've have gotten the tone and so many details right otherwise. As a longtime player of the franchise, this is the best VG adaptation I've ever seen. I couldn't be more pleasantly surprised.

As someone familiar with the games, I think the show did a great job capturing the atmosphere and goofiness that cuts through the seriousness of the environment and makes the Fallout world memorable. Overall I like the show's production and the performances, the pacing was quick but gave room to great moments, and though I thought some of the character writing was flat in some places everyone got their chance to grow and shine. Really excited for S2!

Fallout, Shōgun and X-men 97 are peak. We are eating good this year in terms of tv

As a huge fan of the game franchise I’m loving this series!

I look forward to seeing Ella Purnell in other things. She was super engaging and charming, and yes she is a lovely looking person as well.

Dan I truly appreciate your reviews. Even if about a series I've already binged 2x, I enjoy hearing your thoughts on it. So much better than others out there who throw up a video with overly dramatic reactions for clicks. Your videos are well thought out & structured. Almost like you're reading a college assignment. Thanks bud

I was skeptical, as I usually am, regarding this one because most adaptations nowadays are soulless. But this one...man. It hits. I'm not even a Fallout guy and this makes me want to play the games, because of how compelling the world building was. The characters are great and the three lead actors are phenomenal, especially Purnell. It's funny, it's weird, dark, and I was just overjoyed by how it turned out.

I just really want the folks behind this show to develop a BioShock show. The tones tread some similar elements.

Dan was my last hope... But they got you too! Fallout is ok, but its super flawed. I feel like I'm living in the Upside Down.

I'm a huge fan of the games. The whole time I watched this I kept thinking "This is soooo Fallout!" lol

The fallout show does one thing that lets me know it’s a GREAT video game adaptation, it makes me want to play the game, I’ve played games for a very long time and fallout has always been that big franchise I just never got into, but seeing the show, wow it did the same thing cyberpunk edgeruners did, which is make me really wanna play the game

the actor for Maximus reminds me of a young Denzel Washington with some of the facial expressions he did during the show.

The opening scene has some exposition about Coop being divorced and blacklisted; Season 2 will likely have more flashback scenes to the 2070s of Coop working with Moldaver and getting discovered & "handled" by Vault Tec. That's when we'll learn how Moldaver made it 200+ years to Shady Sands. Her line about hipocrisy and using your enemies' tools makes me think she's going to make her own version of Bud's Buds but with her resistance fighters in the stasis tubes.

I think The Ghouls wife and daughter are in vault 31. That's my theory, anyway.

The lead in this could've starred in Alita without needing the CGI eyes

Totally agree with the point that Lucy serves as an audience surrogate when it comes to learning the Wasteland. Purnell captures the emotions of that experience you get in the games of coming from a clean, orderly environment to a dangerous and oppressive hellscape so well.

I think it’s a very difficult line to walk, to make a series from such a popular game franchise that pleases both gamers and non-gamers. Yet this has done it. It really captures the absurd ultra-violence and humour that permeates the games, whilst having an accessible story line for those unfamiliar with the games.

As a fan of the series I really enjoyed the show. It’s great that it worked from a pure show making perspective as well and they didn’t need to water down the world to do it. Great review!

From a gaming perspective i think it did really well and paid attention to the Fallout world. When the raiders attack vault 33 and Lucy realises who they are I shouted RAIDERS at the TV and she went "raiders" like we both at the same time realised who was attacking and it was really cool. Even the raider armour she wears towards the end and then has it on top of her vault outfit. This is very much like the first time you leave the vault and into the wasteland in Fallout. You pick up armour from raiders first and its a nice detail that she puts it on top of the jumpsuit as you would in the game. Lots of other details, the details to the weapons is amazing. The pip boy looking like it does in the game with health stats. I cant wait for the mirelurks and deathclaws to arrive in the show and The Enclave and the Institute - I hope they have synths.

My brother is loving the show. Sadly, I don't have time to invest in it. Thank you Dan for letting me know what it's about. Including the spoilers. Now we have something to talk about next time I see him.

Westworld is a really unfortunate item to bring up when comparing this to other Nolan productions. Person of Interest would have been a far better example to bring up: you really get to see where Johnathan's strengths in this show come from, namely, the juxtaposition of past and present that allows you to recontextualize characters (a mainstay of PoI's entire run), solid characters with great arcs, revealing and/or resolving major plot points at times that feel incredibly logical and payoff well, and knowing how to have characters interact and meet up at times that don't feel entirely like plot convenience alone. That being said, I'm right with you on all your points. I loved the show and thought they nailed the tone and message of the games beautifully. I felt that some of the more...let's say questionable material (largely a matter of personal taste, I know) was largely used for shock factor and incredibly not something I necessarily wanted to see nor had any bearing on...well anything so could have been cut, but it was also never so much that it weighed the show down for me.

Great review Dan. I have played the games and i thought they did a great job translating it to the screen. But I think it the biggest accomplishment is the acting which could have gotten loss with the spectacle of what is going on but both Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins are great in their roles and they really bring this world to life. To be honest, if it was not for Ella and Walton's great performances, i doubt the show would have been as engaging or as successful as it is.

Been a fan since 08. Haven’t played FO4 in a couple years. This show made me download the tale of two wastelands-begin again. It may be the quintessential Fallout experience and anybody who wants to experience the games for the first time, this is the way to do it.

Saw the first episode and decided to check out your non-spoiler portion of the review. So far it is really interesting and enjoyable and can't wait to see more! I'm not a gamer, so I know nothing about what Fallout is and if it is worth continuing on despite my lack of knowledge.

I thought the show definitely passed my expectations. I feel like a rgp is a hard genre to turn into a movie/show since everyone plays it “their way”. I felt they gave enough Easter eggs to the gamers but made this very much so for a general audience. Sure the lore isn’t exact but it is what it is. The show made you care for the characters and that’s the best thing it can possible do.

As someone who has played Fallout 3, New Vegas and 4 I can honestly say, also brilliant. The Easter eggs and references were delicious and yes still a great show whether you've played the games or not, definitely not essential to have any knowledge of the games.

That’s great to hear Dan! Unfortunately I cut prime out so haven’t been able to catch it yet. Hoping they have a physical release too so I can pick it up!

Dan the thumb has to be in front of you and squint your eye.....

Btw, franchise canon is that China started the Great War, but the show stays within canon. Vault-Tec was willing to go to extremes, but they didn’t have to. Also, the dog is such a layered representation…for those who know the games, the fact that the dog seems dead and then gets up and is fine after being given a Stimpak (the syringe), the name Dogmeat…all of it is a giant gift wrapped with a bow for Fallout fans. They created a narrative reason for how the dog acts in the games, which literally turned bugs into features. And yet…it still makes sense and is relatable for non-gamer audiences. Dogmeat is the Best Boy, period.

Nobody told Kristi Noem that dog rule lol

I'm 3 episodes in and I think it's fine. Hopefully it picks up

The pacing for the show was so good to me. I had a fear that it would have some of the weird pacing from the later seasons of Westworld, with Jonathan Nolan at the helm, but it was very well paced.

As someone who has played some of the games and has very low expectations for these adaptations, I was blown away. Very pleased with it and glad it wasn’t only something that appeals to those with prior knowledge of the games. Also I feel it was a great example of how to do Easter eggs right, they weren’t over, they didn’t pause every time to let you go oh I know that, they were just their; if you knew what it was you could be happy and if you didn’t you would feel left out of something.

Gamer here, played since Bethesda took control of the fallout series, and at least for me (even though I'm no expert in fallout lore) they nailed the tone and the feel of the universe. Couldn't ask for more. And happy to see that they chose the bloody mess perk.

I swear I wish you could be my spokesman in job interviews, lol. You are very thorough in your reviews. Honestly, I only subscribe to one other person. Both of you got the movie review game on lock. Keep up all of your hardwork on: Box Office charts, Movie Reviews, Hollywood News, Fan Interactions, and pumping that chest at the end of every video. You should be proud.❤👋🏽

Watched this show with my wife, who is far from a gamer and knew nothing about the franchise and she enjoyed it fully. This is a show that is well written and plays its cards right, a good video game adaptation that is a good show first and an adaptation second. Really appreciated Walton Goggins' performance. The show's art production is also top notch. A very solid show and I am glad it is getting a second season. Very much agree with your review, Dan, glad you also enjoyed the show.

I went in with about as much context as Dan, (despite my husband having hundreds of hours logged in the games, lol) and I was blown away. I cannot overstate how much FUN this was (we were shouting/laughing out loud/pausing to praise a writing choice or scene detail/etc). I can't remember the last time I watched something that was so easy and enjoyable to interact with. (From a gaming perspective, my husband said the changes they made for the show fit the world and story very well.)

I felt Lucy was a fully fleshed out female character that changes and developes as she continues in her journey but still keeps the core of what makes her unique still resonating in her actions. Quite a contrast to what they did to poor Katara in the live action version of ATLA.

Yeah I feel they dropped the ball with Maximus. He was definitely the least interesting out of the three which is weird because the BoS can be a very interesting faction. I think maybe a character that was a veteran knight that starts to realize his morals/priorities are not lining up with the Brotherhood anymore would be a lot more interesting than a character like Maximus.

Great review, Dan! Thank you.

Review "Shogun" next!

I put 20 hours into the games after watching the show, the connections are good.

The aesthetics, the casting, the tone - all great. But the writing SUCKED. Just one example out of dozens: The writers forgot that Maximus is a child soldier indoctrinated by the Brotherhood since childhood almost immedeatly (except for showing that flashback 5-8 times) and it basically never comes up again. It's Finn from the Star Wars sequels all over again. Through Maximus we should've learned how the Brotherhood sees the world. His relationship to the other characters should be informed by his Brotherhood way of thinking. How to treat old world tech. How to treat 'lesser life' like Ghouls and other 'impure' beings. How the Brotherhood is a strict military hierarchy that will not tolerate betrayal. None of that comes through in his journey. Instead, he only cares about posing as a dead knight (WHY?! It only creates more problems for him), then says dumb sh*t about supposedly not knowing how his male body parts work (?!?!?!?!), meanwhile he never talks about Brotherhood philosophy, but he does end up NOT being executed after admitting to his betrayal in front of his superior. WTF is this awful writing?!?!?!

I loved this series!!

Never played the games but was happy i saw this, was a great time

Caveats first: I have no fondness for post-apocalyptic fiction and have no knowledge of the game. But I just found the series hollow, tedious, and so f*cking boring. By the finale, I was eye-rolling constantly at the ham-handed repetitiveness of it all, complete with. all. those. pregnant. pauses. and. delays. I like much of JoNo's work (gawd, I *love* PERSON OF INTEREST), but I hated this.

Hey Dan, why do you think the critic reception is SO HIGH? I really don’t understand how this show has been given a rotten tomatoes score in the 90’s while having such OBVIOUS quality issues.

I think Fallout and humor shouldn't mix too much... as an avid Fallout player I found the humor cringe and misplaced and distracting from the story. I watched it because I wanted to have seen it... having seen it... I won't watch it again... and probably won't remember it.

1:38 "It's such a mix on the creative side of drama and comedy and different kind of genres" That's the tone of the games - dark humor and satire mixed with some serious takes on what sort of disasters would lead to a retro-futuristic post-apocalypse. They stuck the landing in that respect, likely because so many people behind the show are fans of the source material. As a long-time player of the games, I have an answer to Dan's 21:05 question that derives from what else we know in-universe - but it may be spoilery. If you want to risk it... (see more): 21:05 "There was some setup in the prologue about geopolitics and expecting a war with China, and I'll be interested to see if there was some manipulation on Vault-Tec's part there, or to quote Clue if communism was just a red herring." It wasn't a red herring. In all games there are remnants of a Chinese spy/invasion force within the US, and in Fallout 4 terminal entries indicate that China had pre-emptively stuck at the US first. This possibly being after China had discovered the US' FEV research program which was intended to make the US population immune to the effects of radiation (but turned out to be a disaster that has not been revealed on the show yet - Wilzig sees a bloated green hand on a gurney in his first few scenes). It should be noted, however, that at this time the US had taken control of eastern China after a lengthy war, and those missiles could have come from US installations in the area. There are others who were not part of the Vault-Tec roundtable that were eager to see the bombs drop. Vault-Tec wanted to start the war, but in-universe there were *MANY* unfinished vaults, indicating that *someone else started the war before Vault-Tec* could enact their own designs. Wilzig (who became a detached head) was part of the Enclave, a faction within the US government that felt that dwindling resources weren't enough to sustain the current human population and wished to start over... saving only themselves, of course (note in the television broadcast in the first episode that the US president was conspicuously missing). There were also the Zetans - 1960's pulp scifi aliens with a penchant for abductions - that may have been planning an invasion just before the planet became radioactive. On a much more obscure level there is a Lovecraftian/Stephen King-like entity only known as Ug-Qualtoth which is able to amplify or dampen human sympathy on a global level, and could have pushed any of the above groups along. Any of the above elements could come into play as the seasons roll on.

Fallout fan since Fallout 3. One of the main reasons for Fallout TV success is the showrunners include the creators of Fallout 3 and later games. Todd Howard from Bethesda Games is an active component and I'm sure the developers are actively contributing lores, fact-checks and 3D models of the set pieces. The other thing, of course, is the showrunners respect the fans of Fallout games and wisely choose NOT to redo the games like The Matrix. Just like Cyberpunk Edgerunner, where the creative team respect the property and collab closely with CD Project Red, including all the necessary fan service (not necessarily nudity) that is expected of a game that is upfront about sex, vice and gore and the human condition after an apocalyptic event, though Cyperpunk's world wasn't destroyed. Us fans fully expect the Fallout TV series to incorporate all these elements and I am happy that the studio cast a British female lead who is "okey dokey" about all the shenanigans going on in the TV series. At this point, I think an American actress may be too scared to touch on the themes explored. The cast also looked like they had a really good time filming the series, even minor character like Steph Harper and her new partner Chet looked like they were having a good time on set. We're expecting something happening in Vault 32 but not necessarily in Season 2, assuming that is another short 8 episodes. My wife who's not playing Fallout, found the season too short but it was a fun time. A rewatch is in order.

Hi Dan! I love the show! It's perfect! Another RU-vidr related the show to The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly. I played Fallout 3 for a while, but it got a bit desolate for me, but I'm definitely going back as I have crushes on Charon & Gob. It's also an addicting game. The only thing that would make FO3 better is to be able to have better developed romances with more characters & to be able to give Gob his bar without needing to install a mod.

Maldova twist was kinda dumb. She is doing a good thing? She cared for her mom... but then she made plan that would kill the daughter? 😂 extremely lucky tht Lucy survived that raid. Otherwise really nice show.

Bethesda nuking the ncr offscreen feels so petty against the actual creators of Fallout. I love Goggins but they really killed be by the end, having a valut tec goon unironically saying "War never changes" killed me. Don't play New Vegas if you liked this show 😂

A beautiful TV, my best of 2024 and honestly I’d throw it in my Top 5 TV of ALL TIME.

Not sure what the hype is about IMO. IMO it’s not any better or worse than the next series. I’m not sure either that the emphasis on gore and graphic violence in the action scenes add much. IMO yes it’s a wasteland, a sense of lawlessness, drawing from a video game but the splattering, blowing up fx start to become insufferable. We get it, bullet go boom boom and there’s body parts go pop. It gets tiresome after awhile. Not in a dire-wasteland tiresome, or oh you get desensitised to the violence like a fresh face Lucy, just as a contemporary audience member it’s tiresome. The effects for the Power Armour, Ghoul are generally well done. But there are some that fall flat. The bear comes across a little cartoony. As things stand, the series is a bit one note IMO. IMO it needs to be grounded in something more than just lore and fan service. It’s not gonna last in running off those. What the LOTR films did was that something more

I always appreciate your reviews, Dan. But I gotta say that not contending with the, as the show portrays it, very dramatic moment “revealing” that Vault Tec will drop the bomb because of “capitalism” left me a bit disappointed. I was on board with this show for many the reasons you cited. But, when the show told me (through the music and tone) to treat the revelation that Vault Tec wanted the world to end so some how they would improve their bottom line seriously, I tapped out and I’m surprised you didn’t bring that up in your review. Not trying to be a Karen but the show clearly tried to make that a plot climax and you didn’t even mention it in your review.

So when it comes to videogame fans, I think there are 2 types of fallout fans. Basically, fallout 3 was a soft reboot that changed the location from the west coast to the east coast and completely changed the gameplay. Because it was released near the beginning of the xbox 360/ playstation 3 era of gaming, it was many people's introduction to the series and shaped many of our expectations on what an rpg should/could be. Which leaves us with two kinds of fallout fans, those who played the original games in the 90's and those who started after the soft reboot. For those of us who started with fallout 3, the general consensus is that the show is amazing and a great translation of the games. But there has always been a good chunk of the original fallout fans who never liked the games post reboot and have hated the company(bethesda) unconditionally for 15 years at this point. Most of the negativity isn't "outrage of the week" but appears more to be consistent and unrelenting outrage that has been happening since 2008. For whatever reason, fallout fans seem to be up there with snyder fans and star wars fans in terms of toxicity.

Love hearing the perspectives of people who haven’t played the game!

I would generally describe myself as someone who strongly dislikes the games (both the writing and gameplay), and I still thought this show was great. It's perfect use of the property, using everything great and nothing bad.

I always thought the video game series was overhyped nonsense. Wasn’t gonna this show a chance, but after ep 1, I was impressed. Jonathan Nolan did a terrific job. 4th best show of the yr

In a very different tone and concept, the Knuckles series just came out on P+. And my initial rating is Why is this? And also Idris Elba is the furry guy

It's hilarious to me that this and X-Men '97 were picked by those online rage-bait grifters to be the next go woke go broke failures and they both ended up being universally beloved and now they've all gone quiet.

Great show overall. One thing that felt like a retcon, was that in the games shady sands was located in central California (close to what was the city of fresno), whilst in the show it was in downtown LA. In the area around LA is known as the boneyard, includling the town of Adytum). I guess it could be explained that the NCR built a 2nd shady sands in LA that became the new capital before it was destroyed.

I really enjoyed the show, and was surprised by that. I am a fan of the games, but I have issues with the developer's most recent output, especially the writing in their games. And after the disaster that was the Rings of Power, I had little hope that this show could make the games' inconsistent storylines into something interesting. But after hearing some good reviews, I decided to give it a chance and ended up marathoning it. I found the tone to be deliciously ironic, and the characters go way beyond their surface qualities to really dig in. The cast was very good, not just the leads but also the many supporting actors I am thoroughly impressed with what they pulled off here, to the point that I've been actively looking for interviews with the producers. Looking forward to Season 2!

I'm a really big fan of those games and i have to say they did a wonderful job capturing the feel of that world. There are a few little details that they changed (like the location of Shady Sands on the map) but as the rest is great i'm fine with that. Also the mix of comedy, drama and action is what this series of games always was about (apart from Fallout 3, first one made by Bethesda, that did lack a bit in light/funny department) and its great they manage to recreate that specific tone in that series. I also like the casting, even minor characters where well picked and fit their roles. Really the only thing i might nag a bit about is lack of any radscorpions in the show... lets hope we will see more mutated wild life (and mutated man, you know who im talking about ;)) in season two.

But I get the hint, it's disappointing when I'll comment on a youtbers videos for years and then my first response is the comment they hate. I don't think I've been here all that long, but I'll go find something else. Can't seem to find a nice middle between overly toxic people like drinker, and snoozefests like stuckman

I reallly liked this show. Well acted, great pace, funny, good action. I played the games ( not an insane amount or anything) but i thought it did the game justice. Would highly recommend

Characters are based off typical ways people play: lucy is a good guy, maximus is middle ground some evil some good, ghoul is evil now.

Fallout is one of those games where you don't have to have played the other games to enjoy the one you are playing. But if you did, you get additional enjoyment from callbacks. This show has the same feel. You can love the show for what it is. But if you played the games, you get more appreciation for the callbacks.

I've played all main series games since the first one back in 1997 and I loved this. 90% of Fallout is the world and the tone (that's where Starfield failed IMO) and they nailed this perfectly.

I've played 3 of the games, and the show was so good it gave me a hankering to replay, so I updated my mods and started FO4 again, but Bethesda just put out another update that broke all my mods, so now I have to revert back to the previous version or wait for the mods to get updates, either way kinda sucks. But. Loved the show.

I just came hear form watching fallout. I didn't expect to like it as much as i did either. Very pleased with this show. Looking forward for the next season

As a gamer, the show did a really good job at capturing the tone of the Fallout games. 8/10 as a show and 9/10 as a fan of Fallout.

Came at this from a Gamers perspective but watched it alongside my non-game knowledgeable girl who too loved it.

Loved the show - though the gory violence was more gratuitous than I prefer. The most perplexing thing about the series though is that such an open critique of corporate evil should be produced by our own Vault-tec.

I am like the most casual of fans for Fallout but I loved this show. It was great but not the most bingeable show due to the fluctuations of episode runtime. It can feel like watching a film at times rather than a tv show. Yet I still managed to watch almost six of the episodes in one day.

This is great! I miss out on your reviews sometimes because for some weird reason you only do a spoiler review… But this was very nice because I knew exactly when to hop off and I know where to come back to if I decide to watch Thanks Dan 👓