Prime Video brought the cast of Fallout to CCXP in São Paulo, Brazil, today to, ahem, prime fans for Season 2 of the hit show, which will be arriving in less than two weeks. On hand were Ella Purnell (Lucy MacLean), Aaron Moten (Maximus), Walton Goggins (The Ghoul), and Justin Theroux (Robert Edwin House), who joins the show for the new season as the villain fans will remember from New Vegas.
During the panel, a scene from the new season was revealed, and you can watch a shorter version of it right here. (You’d have to fly to Brazil for the extra 30 seconds or so.) Featuring the video game location of Novac and Dinky the T-Rex, the scene would seem to be just a taste of the many game references the new season will be including as the story delves into the New Vegas of it all…
Watch the first clip from Fallout: Season 2 below.
Okie dokie, we’ve got our first clip from Season Two! pic.twitter.com/RfJkcdAX41
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Obviously Lucy and The Ghoul are still working together, though neither one seems particularly pleased about it. But, man, if The Ghoul doesn’t need a hand at the moment…
“I think so much of Lucy and The Ghoul is revealed over the course of this apocalyptic road trip they take,” Goggins told the crowd. “Ella was saying that either she’ll become more like me or I’ll become more like her. And it really is through this rhythm that you see The Ghoul change, and Lucy change! But for me, [The Ghoul’s human persona] Cooper Howard, you got to know him a bit in Season 1, but Season 2 is a deep dive and deep exploration picking up where we left off in Season 1 about how much, how little he knows about the world that he thought he knew. And so much of The Ghoul is informed by Cooper Howard’s experience in the past, and it’s the way in which these writers architected it. The way in which the directors chose to tell the story visually, it’s very powerful and very cinematic. And I’ll be the third person [here] to say, I can’t wait for you guys to see it!”
Fallout Season 2 debuts on December 17 on Prime Video, with a new episode dropping each week until the season finale on February 4.
For more Fallout coverage, discover what the executive producers told us about how they took a “fog of war” approach to avoid many any Fallout: New Vegas ending canon in Season 2.
