Fallout

Surprisingly good and well made show. It looks like well thought out and planned too.

Characters have depth, stories and back stories, acting is good, production value is high. Accuracy to the world of Fallout is immaculate. The world of Fallout is being introduced to TV quite well, and the story is slowly expanding. Occasionaly overly intricate, while the good side of that, is that following seasons will continue on story-rich.

Use of practical props and amount those made for the show is admirable.

Show as a whole with no major flaws, can be upgraded to even higher levels.

Fallout," the television adaptation of the iconic video game series, brings the post-apocalyptic world to life with a captivating blend of dark humor and action-packed storytelling. Set in a retro-futuristic landscape, the series cleverly explores themes of survival, morality, and humanity through its richly developed characters and intricate plotlines. The attention to detail in production design captures the essence of the game's iconic aesthetics, while the writing balances moments of levity with the gravity of dystopian challenges. Fans of the franchise as well as newcomers will appreciate its engaging narrative and dynamic performances, making "Fallout" a must-watch for those who enjoy thought-provoking science fiction.

Really awesome show. Not a regular drama, not a regular sci fi, not a regular post apocalypse either, while combining all three mentioned, adding some humour, dark humour and satire, and more.

With Fallout it's obvious that it is a video game adaptation, and that's a good thing, because it is. Hard part with RPGs is the story shaped the way for player to chose where it will go, resulting with different player experiences, and in this case the story was done well for the show, and can be interpreted in more than one or couple of ways. Feels like playing the game.

If season 2 will be as good as it looks to be, then Fallout will really get it going..

So many visual details, big ones, mid ones, small ones, all the way to smallest ones. All those that tell the story, or support telling the story, without saying a word, while build the world at the same time. Things like entering the premises (Super Duper Mart) through the hole in the fence instead the entrance, or is the sun high up, lower or low in the sky, or the difference that blanket made with Gulper's digestion, or maybe some sound, when the exact same tune plays in the background in different occasions pointing to The Reveal, before "the reveal", or following characters around all the wreckage like cars, trucks and buses, on their path, except in rare cases, or particular one case, from inside the bus, "being observerd" style, or getting rad sickness only after submerged into and drank water, or putting the chip in the head now, with no intention to escape now, or heading directly to location of the suit after airdropped in the middle of the town, or...,

many more..

Very dynamic show, always on the move, something is going on constantly. Things, and for that matter, lots things, are happening always, as well as the plot, sub-plots, sub-stories, story, and characters that constantly move..

Fallout is a great watch, a lot of fun and enjoyment, still not that simple, deceptively smart actually, with a flavour of satire and dark humour, so paying attention is recommendable..

Soundtrack consisting of mid-twentieth century tunes is Fallout standard, while "the score", meaning original themes made for the TV show are anything and everything from haunting to epic. Overall excellent sound, and for that matter, the show looks great too..

Filming for season 2 is finished, or just about to be..

Interested to see more..