Fallout season 2 is on its way – and showrunner Graham Wagner says we might not have to wait very long.
"We are going as fast as we possibly can, and we’ve got a lot of heavy lifting from Season 1 already done," Wager told The Hollywood Reporter. "We have sets, assets, visual effects, that are already done. We are hitting the ground running this season. We’re going to be pedal to the metal to get season two out as fast as humanly possible."
Fallout, based on the popular video game franchise of the same name, hit Prime Video on April 10 and became the second-biggest original show on the streamer to date just behind Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Season 2 was ordered just one week after the show's explosive premiere.
The first season takes place in New California, with Lucy (Ella Purnell) leaving the Vault for the first time in search of her kidnapped father (Kyle MacLachlan). The season finale sets up a very specific season 2 location (and we'll just let you click the through-link to find out).
"And there are so many things we wanted to do in Season 1 where we were like, 'That would be amazing, let’s do that in Season 2,'" co-showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet added. "So it feels like we’re so much farther along and it’s honestly really exciting and we’re just really grateful to have the opportunity to bring to the screen all the things that didn’t quite fit in Season 1. We’re excited to get to now do those now.
Fallout season 1 is streaming now on Prime Video. For more, check out the rest of our coverage:
- Fallout season 1 review: "A big Vault Boy-style thumbs up"
- Is the Fallout TV show canon? Here’s what Bethesda’s Todd Howard and the showrunners have to say
- When does the Fallout TV show take place on the series timeline?
- The Fallout TV show went the extra mile – by creating a real-life Pip-Boy for its cast to use
- Fallout TV show stars and creators on working with Todd Howard: "It means a lot to get his approval"
- Fallout TV show star Walton Goggins intentionally chose not to play Fallout, even after getting the job
- Fallout cast watched Twitch and YouTube streams of the games before filming: "Watching people play was vital"
- The Fallout TV show just revealed the canon origins of Vault Boy's signature thumbs up
- All of the Fallout Easter eggs we spotted in the TV show
- Fallout’s finale may have just answered the centuries-old mystery behind who started the nuclear apocalypse
