Name: Top 10 Best Moments From Fallout Season 1
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And today we're counting down our favorite moments from the Fallout TV series.

There will be some spoilers ahead for the finale.

Until Fallout 4, we'd never seen the Great War with our own eyes.

But that game opened with the bombs falling on Boston as people descended into Vault 111.

That Los Angeles sunshine coming through.

Happy thoughts today to bring everybody up to speed.

The TV show also opened with the war itself.

As rich people gather to watch television, Janie Howard notices a mushroom cloud blossoming in the distance.

Before the penny drops, Everybody runs for their lives as atomic fire strikes Los Angele, with bombs erupting in every direction, dosing Cooper with enough radiation to turn him into a ghoul.

The war lasted for only two hours, destroying the old world in less than a day.

Well, maybe not, but I'm gonna make myself welcome.

Our three leads meet early on as they all arrive in Philly, a small town somewhere in California.

Max wants Wilzig because the Brotherhood does.

The Ghoul wants Wilzig because there's a huge bounty on his head.

While Lucy just wants to find her dad, which involves delivering Wilzig into the arms of Moldaver right off you one of these cherry tomatoes, but

The Ghoul cements his status as a new iconic Fallout character by triggering a huge shootout with everybody trying to claim the bounty on Wilsig's head.

He even holds his own against Max when he arrives in Titus Stolen power armor, which is so certainly impressive.

I think these people are trying to trap us here.

Lucy still has an idealistic view of the vaults, while back in Vault 33, Norm is slowly unraveling the truth about Vault TEC.

Fans of the games will already know that nothing is as it seems where Vault TEC is concerned.

But Lucy learns this along with the franchise's newcomers, Overseer Benjamin.

The first clues that something is Wrong in Vault 4 are the strange mutations.

The inhabitants have a human Cyclops and people with extra ears and noses.

Aren't the standard mutations people in the wasteland get?

It's no wonder we saw a bunch of Vault 4 scenes in the trailers and grabbed a moldy one.

The ghoul wakes up after seeing Cooper ride his horse through LA as the bombs fall.

We don't see him again until the end of the first episode, when he rises from the grave.

Is this an Amish production of the Count of Monte Cristo?

This is the weirdest circle jerk I've ever been invited to.

This is the first real introduction to mutants we have in the series, though other notable mutant races, like the super Mutants, don't appear as the ghoul is awakened.

It's a classic Western moment as they try to bargain with him.

And Cooper, now extremely jaded and cynical after 200 years roaming the wastes, delivers one liner after one liner.

Whenever somebody says they doing one last job, that usually means their heart's not in it.

Fallout's west coast games have always taken inspiration from Westerns, and

the Ghoul's entire character is an homage to that.

there are plenty of groups who want to break into the vaults to make use of their safety and the luxuries they provide.

This is what initially appears to have happened in the first episode, though we won't spoil what's actually going on.

they're exchanging dwellers with Vault 32 to maintain genetic diversity.

One of these dwellers is destined to marry Lucy.

It's not until much later, though, after they've tried to tie the knot, that she realizes he's a Raider after her Geiger counter reads him as being radioactive.

When you find your own, a gruesome fight breaks out between the dwellers and the Raiders.

Yep, it's me, Cooper Howard, star of stage and screen.

We see Vault Tec information reels and branding throughout the games, with Fallout 2 opening with a Vault Tec video explaining what life on the surface will be like.

But it was fascinating to finally see some Vault TEC propaganda in live action, as Cooper becomes the company's public Face because of his wife's job as an executive.

Now, that right There is Vault 4's three foot thick lead casing, strong enough to keep out the rads and the reds.

He takes us through Vault 4 and introduces us to a group of scientists who will be in charge of the vault.

Lloyd and Cassandra here are both scientists specializing in the effects of radiation on human DNA.

And we'll be living and working right here in Vault 4.

Of course, we later find out that this doesn't go well for them, which is hardly surprising.

We also learn that even before the war, many people were suspicious of Vault Tec.

In exchange for the mysterious yellow liquid Cooper needs so that he doesn't turn feral, he decides to sell Lucy to a group of organ dealers living in an abandoned super duper mart.

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