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@Cineneard look I can call you out for bullying as well. You should try not responding to his comments which you can't even handle. It's honestly sad how obsessed you are with that. Quit your crying already.
I was talking to my buddy about this. Fallout the show is a good show. I'd say an 8.5-10. If Walton goggins wasn't in this it would easily be a 5-10. I feel like he may be one of the best written characters in modern TV. Just his whole backstory is amazing. Him hearing his wife say vault tech will drop the bombs themselves, knowing she may have been serious, and then seeing the explosion at the birthday party. His initial entrance in the beginning of episode 1 and in episode 8 is just all around B A. I hope they don't delete him from future seasons cause it'll be disappointing to say the least.
Quite frankly if it wasn't for Walton Goggins I might not have gotten through the show. Cooper/The Ghoul easily stands out as the best acting, writing and directing in Fallout Season One. Everything else floats between 'okay' and 'predictable rubbish'.
Its to many funny moments to count BUT. Hmmm 🤔🤔🤔 best moment is conclusion aftere watching all Fallout TV SHOW: "Do peopel from the past should have impact to the present / future" 😆 And for me its hard 9 on 10 even perk of Lucy brothere : "small frame" or othere dvelers like Lucy and retorical skills jokes. 😆 Or squires like golf club boys. 😆 They rly make a lot of good work. Many funny moments or even game exp when Lucy trying "speech skill" but always with "bad roll" 😆 and conversation not ending well. I rly love Fallout show its just have it.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👎.
My favorite moment came as Lucy and the Ghoul were leaving Hollywood Blvd and the Ghoul uttered the first law of the wasteland. "Thou shalt get distracted by side shit"
Best moment was when Lucy bit the Ghouls finger off, then he cut hers off saying "Now that right there is the closest thing we have had to an honest exchange so far." Golden!
@@DanteD84Actually, I interpreted it differently. Lucy bit off Cooper’s finger and spit it into the dust, meaning that it would, probably, be unusable if reattached. The important part is that Cooper cuts off Lucy’s finger to both demonstrate the Golden Rule she trusts so much, but also for the sake of replacing his finger. I imagine that he used his knife instead of biting it off in order to get off exactly how much he needs for it to be properly and accurately replaced
I get that Lucy can be seen as the protagonist of the show but my God I cannot help but admire how well written is The Ghoul/Cooper. His back story is just fascinating as it is tragic.
To me, Lucy is the naive Lawful Good protagonist ( aka Luke Skywalker ) who will transition through Lawful neutral and possible temptation to lawful evil before returning to wise lawful good. Cooper is the reluctant/cynical chaotic neutral may have had a past of chaotic evil, but secretly still believes in the principles of lawful good. The more he is exposed to Lucy the more he will trend to lawful good, but even if he makes it, he can't stay there until his final goals are achieved ( which likely will not ever happen... ) , so he will find a happy medium in chaotic good.
@@MurderMostFowl yeah because I kept wondering “he lived in the normal world had a daughter why is he torturing her?” After she gave him the drugs that he needed I think it kind of restored his faith
The “worst” thing about Fallout is that it makes you wonder how Amazon could fuck up Lord of the Rings / Tolkien so badly, and then knock this completely out of the park… it’s mind-boggling. 😵💫
I love the contrast between the first time we hear Lucy say, "Okie dokie!" in Vault 33 and the way she say it in the final line of dialog in season one. Almost gave me chills.
There's a youtube clip of all the Okie-dokey said on S1 and you can see a clear change between each of them and the last one is quite chilling compared to the first.
Was cool but i dont understand why Vault Tec would be so money hungry (now caps) that they would be willing to end the world and destroy the economy as it stands. I know they mentioned ‘time’ is their weapon. But it seems pretty insane. Unless its just the wacky crazy evil nature of Fallouts world leaders.
My wife had no interest in watching this show, but she was in the room for the first episode. It was so compelling she ended up watching the whole season with me. Cannot recommend highly enough!
I'm a big Fallout fan. I love this franchise so much. Watching this series felt like coming home. Everything was so on point and close to the games that it felt like I have been there my whole life. For me the details are the biggest selling point. ALso the jokes and the references. I was smiling all the time while watching this series. Seeing a trader offering a Iguana on a stick to Lucy almost made me tear up. A "Rad Away" on the desk, a mini atom bomb in a shelf, the posters, the books, the music, the atmosphere they created was perfect. I have to watch the series twice in order to notice all the stuff they put in there. What a great show. They really did Fallout justice with this one. An absolute gem of a series. Bravo!
Everyone laughing at Maximus not knowing what sex is and ejaculation is so alien to him, but not remembering that someone was literally fapping under the sheets right there in his barracks at the BoS base 💀
They also have mixed-sex barracks, which seems like a bad way to keep discipline among the Aspirants, but a good way to make sure that there's a steady supply of Babies of Steel.
Nah bro the scene when titus is running away from the bear was hilarious definetly a gamer moment, when you find out a zone where you are not supposed to be.
John Caleb Bradberton is the guy you're thinking of. Yeah, General Atomics, Poseidon Energy and Halluci-Gen Incorporated would have fit in well at the meeting too.
The way everything came together was so well done. I hope we don't have to wait too long for the second season because that was one megaton of an ending!
Literally every moment of this show was a top moment for me. Soon as I finished the last episode, I started episode one all over again. My new favorite show ever.
Just finished the last episode, this is THE BEST game adaptation I've ever seen, I loved everything about it! I don't want this to end! This is a landmark!
They rly make a lot of good work. Many funny moments or even game exp when Lucy trying "speech skill" but always with "bad roll" 😆 and conversation not ending well.
it wasnt there originally but i PLAYED the New Vegas main menu theme and it Absolutely fit perfectly; it is a good Segway into a New Game of Fallout New Vegas. her Father is Courier 6.
I was pleasantly surprised by this show. I thought it would be terrible (I guess the Halo show left a bad taste in my mouth). But this show stuck true to the games while telling it's own story. Cooper was the perfect character, he literally felt like a Fallout protagonist. Lucy was great way to show the naivety & innocence of a Vault Dweller. Maximus was in my opinion the weakest of the protagonists but he was still very good. Also the shot at the end of the final episode (we all know the one, but I won't say it just in case) was amazing. The scene when Lucy unrolls the flag in Vault 4 & we hear the Fallout theme was so good. The shot in the first episode as Cooper gallops away & all the nukes go off was bone chilling but also so freaking cool. Got so many chills from some of the scenes in the show. This show was the peak of video game shows, true to the game, made for the fans but also was great for people unfamiliar to Fallout.
I find it funny how despite being one of the bosses at Vault-Tec Cooper's ex-wife still makes him pay alimony, so now a Hollywood star has to work at kids Bday parties...
I think Season 2 might go into that. My guess is he's gonna try and whistle blow, and vault tech will retaliate and destroy his reputation and career. Once gone as spokesman, that's when they will create Vault Boy as their mascot. The alimony is just a reminder that he went after the big dogs and lost.
To be fair, we don't actually know why he was doing b-day parties. Alimony was just the party-goer's theory. Mine is that he left his wife and subsequently got black-listed from Hollywood for being an alleged commie.
Even none game players can enjoy this show. They did a great job of making it so anyone can pick it up. Knowing the lore adds to the experience for all the easter eggs but its not needed at all.
@@Diego_i people that have never played Fallout 3 or New Vegas are forcing themselves to Not like it because its not an FPS first and an RPG second, im glad its an RPG first and an FPS/TPS a distant second. like its own Built in gatekeeper to weed out the Casuals.
Unlesss I’m confused I honestly don’t think we know how Cooper (yes the blast could’ve helped), turned into a ghoul because we are led to believe his family could still be alive.
My favorite scene was Lucy being forced to understand what a feral ghoul is and death is mercy compared to turning feral. The lore gives you a huge understanding of what the ghouls go through especially the discrimination. In Fallout 76 The Dyer Chemical Massacre was absolutely heartbreaking. Since then I've been super protective over ghouls in the games and seeing that scene IRL it got to me because I understood what needed to be done. It also gave Lucy great development because on the final episode what does she do for her mom. Like I said being feral is worse than death.
as someone who has never played the games, the acting was so incredible that i still understood the weight of her decision & that it was mercy. it makes me appreciate the show a lot. but i am confused, why did her mom look like that? did she not have the rad medicine that Cooper did or was she something else entirely?
Man I clearly am not paying enough attention. I didn't even realize the series had actually finally happened. After so many years hearing they were trying to get something put together to have it fizzle out repeatedly I assumed it would never happen. The real irony is I just finished another play-through. Have to check this out!
There were so many brilliant moments, it's hard to pick only one. 😃 But one of my absolute favorite moments, was when Knight Titus tried to run away from the Yao guai, while repeatedly uttering "F... f... f... f...". 😂 I had a suspicion that Titus wasn't really the "tough guy" he pretended to be. 😏 Turned out I was more right than I thought. 🤣
When Maximus in armor broke up a fight. A guy talks some shit and runs off. And the other guy says, " he was fucking my chickens." I laughed for 15 minutes.
Maximus's lines in the Power Armor were all great. He's a dumb character and the dumbness coming through the giant terrifying armor with the deep terrifying voice were hilarious. "They're letting me go!" "Really? Oops."
Oh come on, Mojo!!! Thaddeus emptying his revolver while missing every shot taken at a stunned Lucy & Maximus and then discovering he's a ghoul was a Top 3 scene.
I think the ghoul is a misdirect and he's really becoming a super mutant. He's taken a F.E.V. (Forced Evolutionary Virus) and has super healing that is restoring limbs. If ghouls had that same healing effect, they'd likely be able to regenerate their noses.
Don't think anyone noticed that the earth and spaceship logo in the vault-tec commercial is actually the logo of Interplay, the publisher for Fallout 1 and 2 :)
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One of my favourite subtle things was when the FO4 title screen music played. It's weird, the game is only around 10 years old, and I still play it occasionally, but I got such a rush of nostalgia when I heard it in the show. It's such a simple, melancholy tune, and it really fits the world the series takes place in.
I would have added when Cooper Howard was doing the commercial with his thumbs up pose becoming the famous vault boy cartoon mascot. They even had a billboard in the credits with half a Cooper's face and half of Vault boy's face on one body!
My personal favorite was Cooper's visit at Hollywood Forever and meeting Moldaver before everything took place. The colors, the tone, the shots were the best of the series.
We'll probably find out more definitively in season 2 but I don't think it was the radiation from the initial blast alone that turned Cooper into a Ghoul.
The fallout tv series is so faithful to the games, it even adapted the useless NPC AI during combat. Just look at the final battle scenes in episode 8... heavy arm troops from.both sides charging at each other when they have firearms..
My two favorite moments in the show were the revelations about Hank McLean and the Ghoul's faceoff with the Brotherhood of Steel. In the former, the shocking twist about Hank's origins makes one feel horror, especially with the fact that he had pushed for the company's bombs to be used a second time wipe out the existence of Shady Sands, the community that pretty much meant that the vaults were not as necessary as they were advertised. And to know that he killed so many innocent people for his own ego makes his evil all the more despicable. With the Ghoul's faceoff against the Brotherhood, it was like watching Boba Fett taking on an entire Stormtrooper battalion or his father Jango destroying that twenty Jedi task force that had been sent to stop him and his comrades in the Expanded Universe comics. The level of badass from that scene, with the flair of a western, really shows the Ghoul's protentional to reclaim his humanity.
"We won't spoil what's actually going on" ( immediately shows geiger counter going off and Lucy whispering "you're from the surface" ) Nice one Watchmojo. Why did you even bother saying that since having a list of scenes for different episodes already is massive massive spoilers for people who haven't watched? "We won't spoil Empire Strikes back, but check out this crazy scene where Luke actually finds out who his father really is...."
As somebody with over 10,000 Fallout hours played, I thought it was excellent. (Apart from perhaps the entire Shady Sands situation... 🤔) The Gogg deserves at least an Emmy nomination.
My favorite scene was right at the end of the Super-Duper Mart episode, when Lucy comes out and finds the Ghoul ill and lying helplessly on the ground. She takes her gun out and you think she's going to shoot him, but instead she squats down, dumps a handful of his drugs in front of his face, snarls "Golden rule, motherf*cker," and walks off.
I've been hoping for a film adaptation of Fallout 1 since the 90s with the Vault dweller of Vault 13, but couldn't be happier with this TV series, I'm now convince TV show is the way to go for Fallout world. Kudos to Amazon Prime for getting it right!
You do catch a glimpse of a Super Mutant. It's when you meet the Enclave scientist. You see a body being wheeled back and a giant green hand exposed outside the tarp.
@@exodore2000if you’re thinking of Thaddeus getting healed with that injection, it Ghoulified him. That’s why Maximus covered for him, cuz the Brotherhood would have straight-up murdered him. Or are you talking about the Vault-4 Experiments, specifically the Gulper?
Cant remember seeing walton goggins ever being shite or being in anything shite. He's fuckin class. When i saw him in scene 1 i knew this would be good. Great show.
I like all my favorite Fallout Characters or Character on TV like The Great War and Filly Shootout and Arriving At Vault 4 and The Ghoul Wakes Up and The Raiders and Cooper's Commercial and Snip-Snip and The Meeting and The Gulper and The Final Showdown
I loved that moment, when they revealed, that the most influential, wealthy and powerful people on earth decided to leave their villas, their swimming pools, and everything they hold dear and near behind, because they thought living in a nuclear Apocalypse would be preferable to their current life, which made the whole story fell apart.
Theres a plothole with the Ghoul fighting Maximus in Filly. In the last episode the Ghoul said that he was aware of the weakpoint of the T60 armor and 1 shot multiple Knights during their fight. He could have easily done that during his fight with Maximus in Filly but didnt. Maybe his VATS was in cooldown 🙃
Not to mention that a pistol round being able to penetrate a weak point in the armor is dumb, given what we've seen the armor do. Also, Titus getting killed from getting knocked around by the Yao Guai, yet Maximus getting knocked around when his jets shoot him into the air was harmless. Plus, Titus has been a Knight long enough to get jaded by the Brotherhood's myopic focus on finding pre-war tech relics, yet dies like a complete moron to a creature that he should have been able take on (again, given what we see of the armor's strength only a few minutes later), since a couple of pistol rounds killed it.
Probably the best game to TV adaptation of the year. Well, maybe until Arcane Season 2 drops this November. And both have Elle Purnell in it. Damn. She's on fire now.
The music is phenomenal too! Walter Googins Is perfect as a lovable villain! Lucy got me saying Okey Dokey a lot now lmfao. Even if you never played the games. Just look up a little bit of the lore and show is totally illuminating to watch. I watched it 3 times already and bought some merch stuff from the show
My list from top: 1) lucy shooting mum, joining ghoul and her creepy "okie dokie" 2) lucy giving ghoul his meds 3) great war 4) war meeting 5) Coop´s past 6) Filly shoot out and lucy´s failed speech check 7) Ghoul fight with knights 8) Fight with raiders 9) Dogmeat
