Name: Top 20 Things You Missed In Fallout Season 2
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And today we're counting down our picks for the Easter eggs and callbacks in season two of Prime Video's Fallout.

Major spoilers ahead for all eight episodes.

Number 20 ending credits since its 2024 premiere, Prime Video's Fallout end credits for every episode have been riddled with Easter eggs, which is continued with New Vegas inspired locations and iconography.

Episode one shows us locations found in the town of Primm, 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 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 acknowledged.

Episode six explores Budaskin's desk at Vault Tec, which holds a lot of Grognak the Barbarian memorabilia, Cooper Howard movie posters, and

a manual for his future as a roller brain.

Episode seven focuses on Canada, she showing signs with Little America and the Big 51.

Lastly, episode eight shows Legion and NCR flags, as well as a billboard for the Rockies where the ghoul is headed.

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 Zedens.

Number 18 familiar brands from iconic locations to needle drops.

Fallout creators love to include details from the games for fans to recognize.

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.

Every dollar spent is a vote cast 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.

So you must use the H and H nail gun, this marvelous machine.

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

Number 17 Novak and Dinky the T Rex when we catch up with Lucy and the Ghoul in season two, they're in the Mojave wasteland.

Specifically Novak, a name inspired by the no Vacancy sign outside of the Dino Delight Motel.

I think I bought a soda pop to have that.

While the Ghoul is strung up, Lucy hides in the mouth of Dickie, 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.

But in the show, it's been taken over by a raider tribe called the Great Khans, set to the familiar tune of Marty Robbins Big Iron the Ghoul takes out most of the Khans.

He's an outlaw, loose and running, came the whisper from each lip.

And he's here to do some business with a big iron on his hip.

However, we later see their former leader, mind controlled and working at Vault Tec.

A Rocky Ending in the season one finale, we see Hank staring out at New Vegas, setting up the primary location for season two.

We three will wait for you, even delete her team.

The finale ends much like the first season, except it's the Ghoul who heads off to another state with one of the final shots showing him looking at the Rocky Mountains after finding a Colorado postcard in his wife's empty cryo chamber.

He's hoping she and their daughter are still alive.

Brotherhood of Steel, Colorado is the location of the massive Vault Zero.

We're not sure if season three will involve a similar mission, but we can't wait to find out.

You're still living in a world of fiction.

Number 15 Power Fist bringing the world of Fallout to life on screen means recreating some of the game's coolest weapons.

In episode three, we see Maximus wield a super sledge to kill Xander Harkness, a paladin in the Commonwealth Brotherhood of Steel.

Then in episode seven, the Ghoul finds a gauss rifle.

One popular device is the Power Fist, which Lucy steals from sunny sundries.

The way she crouches down with the weapon in her bag is almost straight out of the games.

After she's betrayed by the ghoul, Lucy really puts it to work.

As we've seen with other locations in the Fallout Universe, the creative team behind the scenes go the extra mile when it comes to details.

I know it's not an ideal situation, but we.

In episode five, Lucy and the ghoul make their way to Freeside, which is full of visual references and Easter eggs, especially buildings and businesses.

There's the King School of Impersonation, the home of Elvis Presley impersonators turned ghouls, or what's left of them after Lucy's rampage.

It's right across the street from Mick and Ralph's General Store, but

also multiple casinos and hotels, including the Atomic Wrangler, the Silver Rush, the Topps, and

New Vegas also has remnants of past entertainers such as Maxis the Magician and Dean Domino.

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

However, many fans theorize he's becoming a different mutated creature, like a centaur.

Since he couldn't return to the Brotherhood of Steel, he became the manager of the Sunset Sarsaparilla bottling plant and collecting star bottle caps, a valuable form of currency within the Fallout Universe.

He employs a group of kids, some of who are ghouls.

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

They aren't considered canon and have yet to appear in the games, so including them in the show is a nice treat for fans.

Last season, we saw the snake oil salesman trading Thaddeus and Elixir for a fusion core.

We weren't sure if he'd make another appearance, but

luckily for us, he came back in season two, skipping his way to New Vegas, where he meets up with a friend.

Not a human friend, of course, but a fully integrated security technotronic officer, or fisto.

This robot appears in New Vegas and can be programmed for specific services of the sexual variety.

But before the snake oil salesman can woo this Protectron, he's knocked out by Hank.

The season two finale's post credits scene takes us back to the Brotherhood of Steel's Area 51 headquarters.

Dane delivers a set of blueprints to elder Claire Quintus, who declares himself Quintus the Destroyer.

He then reveals his plans for Liberty Prime, a giant combat robot that can and will cause a lot of, well, destruction.

With the Legion and NCR preparing for war, Quintus wants his own version called Liberty Prime Alpha.

For many long time Fallout fans bringing Liberty prime, which first appeared in Fallout 3, into the show is a pleasant surprise.

Number 10 Vault 24 in the season 2 premiere, Lucy and the Ghoul traverse the Mojave Wasteland in search of her father, Hank.