The follow-up to a successful debut is often harder to make than the first, and that goes double when the inspiration for a show comes from the most beloved installment of the underlying franchise. That's precisely the challenge Fallout season 2 is facing as the TV series shifts its stage to the irradiated lights of New Vegas when the series returns on December 16 at 9PM ET/6PM PT on Prime Video.

The actor describes the highly anticipated character as a "well put-together, well-spoken, bizarre, ingrown toenail of a man."

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

Christmas came early on Prime Video with the premiere of "Fallout" Season 2 on Tuesday, which brought viewers back into the Wasteland as the Ghoul/Cooper Howard and Lucy MacLean set off on a journey to find Hank MacLean in New Vegas.

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Fallout season 2, which features a fan favorite installment in the video game franchise, is here! Let's look at everything you need to know to watch.

As a holiday season treat, “Fallout” fans will get to head to New Vegas sooner than expected with Tuesday’s early release of the second season of the Amazon TV series. But the 24-hour shift up for the premiere episode featuring the adventures of Lucy (Ella Purnell) and The Ghoul (Walton Goggins) in the Wasteland is

Fallout finally returns with Season 2, and with it comes an exciting new setting, taking the show from the sunny shores of Los Angeles to the sweltering heat of the Mojave Wasteland. While this setting hails from the beloved classic Fallout: New Vegas,