Amazon and Bethesda return to the Wasteland with a second Fallout season that's all about New Vegas and not letting businessmen and fanatics run the world.

The most impressive thing about Fallout’s first season was how well it nailed the tone. The games are a mix of grim and goofy, a postapocalyptic story in a bleak world that’s

Season 2 shifts locations, relocating the story to the iconic setting of New Vegas. It's a fun pivot. Aside from unleashing more aesthetic references to the games, the new environment brings new stakes to the mix.

The sophomore season of Prime Video's smash-hit gaming adaptation doesn't fix what isn't broken, for better and occasionally worse.

Ella Purnell discusses how Lucy MacLean has changed in "Fallout" Season 2 following the emotionally devastating truth her character learned at the end of Season 1.

The actors tease how the show’s second season cranks up the weird with wilder worlds, bigger betrayals, and surprising twists.

Jonathan Nolan and Geneva Robertson-Dworet share how their version of the apocalypse differs from other dystopias.