🔍The Fallout TV show includes 111 game accurate details and references.
🎵The show features licensed vintage tracks from the 40s and 50s, as well as an original score inspired by the game's music.
💻Authentic computer terminals and UI from the games are visible throughout the show.
🔫Familiar weapons from the games, such as the laser rifle and 10mm pistol, make appearances in the show.
⚙️Props and equipment, like the Vault-Tec jumpsuit and fusion cores, are faithfully recreated in the show.
Are there any references to specific Fallout games in the show?
—While the show doesn't directly adapt any specific Fallout story, it does reference various Fallout games through iconic lines, props, and locations.
Is the iconic 'War never changes' line present in the show?
—The show doesn't open with the 'War never changes' line, but it does get mentioned in the final episode.
Are there any nods to the Fallout vaults and their experiments?
—In the show's finale, different social experiments conducted in the vaults are discussed, referencing specific vaults from the games.
Does the show include the iconic Vault Boy thumbs up?
—Yes, the show provides an origin story for the Vault Boy thumbs up gesture, explaining its use during a Vault-Tec commercial.
Do the characters use Pit Boy devices?
—Yes, the characters in the show use Pit Boy 3000 Mark I devices, which replicate the design and features of the Pit Boy from the games.
01:00The Fallout TV show includes 111 game accurate details and references.
03:30The iconic 'War never changes' line is mentioned in the final episode.
09:00References to specific Fallout games and their vault experiments can be found in the show.
13:00The origin story of the Vault Boy thumbs up gesture is provided in the show.
17:30The characters in the show use Pit Boy 3000 Mark I devices, replicating the design and features from the games.
