Fallout” is back with Season 2, starring Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, Aaron Moten and Kyle MacLachlan, and Rotten Tomatoes Critics are loving it so far.

The eight-episode second season (critics received six for review) opens exactly where Season 1 ended. After learning the truth about her dad’s involvement in the nuclear holocaust, Lucy sets off toward New Vegas with the Ghoul at her side,

"Fallout" has reloaded for another compelling tale of violence, hilarity and heroism during the end of the world, this time in New Vegas

Unfortunately for anyone who was hoping to watch all ten episodes of Fallout Season 2 at once, the episodes are going to be released on a weekly basis through February. More bad news for fans hoping to watch as much of the show as possible, as only one episode will be dropping on Tuesday, December 16.

Fallout' Season 2 expands its dystopian world as Lucy (Ella Purnell) and the Ghoul (Walton Goggins) travel to New Vegas in search of their families.

At last, it's time to head back out to the Wasteland! Tonight, Prime Video premieres the second season of Fallout, its hit post-apocalyptic sci-fi series based

For its second season, the Fallout TV series has returned with its signature brand of charm and abrasiveness and it doesn't disappoint.

Walton Goggins has hinted at some game-changing reveals for the Ghoul in the second season of Fallout premiering this week

Walton Goggins tells us about voicing his Fallout character The Ghoul in the Fallout 76 Burning Springs video game expansion.