Name: Top 10 Things You Missed In Fallout Season 2 So Far
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today we're counting down our picks for the Easter eggs and callbacks in Season two From Prime Video's Fallout Major spoilers ahead for the first four episodes.

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

Number 10 ending credits since its 2024 premiere, Prime Video's Fallout end credits for every episode have been riddled with Easter eggs, which is continued in Season two with New Vegas inspired locations and Icon Working for the Man Working for the Man.

Episode one shows us locations found in the town of Prim, including Vicky and Vance, Casino, Bison Steve Hotel, Mojave Express, and

El Diablo roller coaster, as well as a sign for Lucky 38.

Episode two takes us to Burbank, where we see the stadium where the Legion finds their football garb and a quick shot of Chili John's Restaurant.

Episode 3 doesn't have as many references, but

features a Robco missile, Silo home and the disgusting rad roaches we first saw in season one.

Episode four shows Camp McCarren, NCR's military headquarters.

While these are places we'd love to see the characters visit in the show, it's cool to at least see them.

He is a dooo9 novac in Dino D Light Motel when we catch up with Lucy and the Ghoul in Season two, they're in the Mojave wasteland, specifically Novac, a name inspired by the no Vacancy sign outside of the Dino Delight Motel that used to be a store.

I think I bought a soda pop to have that.

While the Ghoul is strung up, Lucy hides in the mouth of Dinky the T Rex, a reference to how the characters in the game use it as a sniper's nest.

This iconic location appears in New Vegas, described by its inhabitants as a small oasis in a big desert.

And just to ask the question, would it help if I said please?

In the show, the area's been taken over by a Raider tribe called the Great Khans, and

Fallout fans will instantly recognize another New Vegas nod as the Ghoul takes out the Khans.

Marty Robbins song Big Iron starts playing.

Familiar brands from iconic locations to needle drops, Fallout creators love to include details from the games for fans to recognize.

In my experience, we've already seen items like Sugar Bomb cereal and Blamco Mac and cheese, both of which return in season two, but

in this season's opening scene alone There are countless visual references to various brand names, including Robco Industries, owned by none other than Robert House.

The man himself sits in a bar smoking Big Boss cigarettes, praising his corporation in front of disgruntled patrons.

He mentions the nail gun from the H and H Tool Company, a company in the game run by Anthony House, Robert's half brother.

When House and the construction workers go outside, you can also see a Radiation King van.

Episode 7 Sunset Sarsaparilla the last time we saw Thaddeus, he'd consumed some of the snake oil salesman's sketchy elixir that turned him into a ghoul.

Since he obviously couldn't return to the Brotherhood of Steel, he apparently became the manager of the Sunset Sarsaparilla bottling plant.

You know what happens when you fall asleep on the job?

His employees are a group of kids, so some of whom are born ghouls due to their young age, Their job is to remove and collect Star bottle caps, a valuable form of currency within the Fallout Universe.

We're all really, really lucky to be here.

Born ghouls were supposed to debut in Van Buren Black isle Studios Fallout 3 project before the game was cancelled.

They've yet to appear in the games, so including them in the show is a nice treat for.

In episode two, the Brotherhood of Steel sets up a new base at Area 51, where they sort through pre war artifacts.

When two of them find a refrigerator, they aren't fazed by the frozen alien inside.

They're more excited about the fridge itself.

As we've seen, these appliances are very durable in this universe.

It's how Young Maximus survived the bombing of Shady Sands, after all.

And in the games, players can collect the loot stored inside.

Extraterrestrials appear in New Vegas, as well as the mothership Zeta.

Add on for Fallout 3, and the alien discovered by the Brotherhood strongly resembles the Zetans.

Episode four sees Lucy recovering from being hung up on a crucifix by the Legion.

The ghoul brings her to the small New California Republic camp, where she wakes up with an IV of medicine.

We gave you some meds, so you should be feeling a lot better than when your friend brought you in.

We can see she's being infused With Buffout, a common brand name steroid with both positive and negative effects.

In the Fallout franchise, players can ingest the substance and their stats increase, specifically endurance, strength, and reflexes.

But if players get hooked on it, those same stats will take a hit.

So far, Lucy seems to be embracing the violence of the wasteland, but

let's hope she doesn't become reliant on Buffout.

Vault24 in the season two premiere, Lucy and the Ghoul traverse the Mojave Wasteland in search of her father, Hank.

They pass by some familiar venues, like the Starlight Drive in theater, which appears in Fallout 4, but

Behind the screen, the duo comes across an abandoned Vault 24 with human remains and old propaganda videos on a loop.

Not to mention the man with an implanted chip Hank left behind with a message for his daughter.

While players are able to collect a Vault 24 jumpsuit, the location itself was cut from New Vegas.

The show creators went deep into Fallout lore for this one.

Number three special during one of Vault 33 Dweller REGV's support group meetings, Eagle eyed viewers can spot a poster encouraging vault dwellers to find a job that's special and fits their attributes.

The acronym refers to the base stats in the Fallout strength, perception, Endurance, Charisma, intelligence, agility, and luck.

In the games, you can find different versions of the poster in the vaults, like the almost identical one in Fallout 76.

While not explicitly discussed in the show, fans can theorize what stat each character might have based on their behavior and skills.

You're a Snack Club Number two Victor the Securitron After Lucy's failed attempt at conflict resolution with Caesar's Legion leads to her crucifixion, the Ghoul goes to Camp Golf, hoping the new California Republic can assist with her rescue.

He finds the area deserted and stumbles upon a Robco Industries Securitron scout named Victor.

A fan favorite character and courier companion from New Vegas.

The security robot usually found in the town of Goodsprings, has the personality of a friendly cowboy and more autonomy than others.

In my experience, we learned that the two knew each other when he was still Cooper Howard.

Season two's introduction also incorporates the Securitrons, with one taking the place of last season's old School TV by Radiation King.

Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.

Kyle MacLachlan's Hank channels his Twin Peaks character, Special Agent Dale Cooper.

Forget about your women and that water can.

The Water Chip Vault 33's ongoing drought is reminiscent of a main quest in the first Fallout.