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Fallout Season 2 finale post-credits sequence: what does it mean?

Fallout Season 2 wrapped up today, ending with a few questions answered and a whole lot more questions raised—including a big one (literally) in a post-credits sequence at the very end of Episode 8.

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'Fallout' executive producers explain the significance of the season 2 finale post-credit scene: "I think we share a big affection for giant robots"

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Does 'Fallout' season 2 finale have a post-credits scene?

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'Fallout' Season 2 Ending Explained: Dissecting the Biggest Moments From the Finale

The season 2 finale of Fallout was filled with revelations regarding the state of the Wasteland and how it came to be.

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'Fallout' Has Already Been Renewed for Season 3

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Fallout Season 2 Post-Credits Scene Reveals a Major Season 3 Threat

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Is (Spoiler) Actually Hank Jr.? Kyle MacLachlan Digs Into The Latest Fallout Twist

Wildly enough, a flashback shown in “The Strip,” reveals that Hank and Steph hit it off over the course of a night and got engaged.

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You Don't Have to Worry About a 'Fallout' Apocalypse. Season 3 Is Already In the Works.

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A Fallout Season 2 Finale Twist Establishes A Major Villain For Season 3

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‘Fallout' Finale Offers Major Game Easter Egg For Season 3: "Always a Matter of How and When"

The cast and crew of the Amazon video game adaptation weigh in on where things leave off at the end of season two, setting the stage for a chaotic third season.

Liberty Prime in Fallout: An Iconic Robot's Legacy and Future in the TV Series

What Is Liberty Prime in Fallout‘s Games? Liberty Prime is a giant combat robot, towering at 100 feet, originally created to combat the People's Republic of China during the war. Designed in collaboration between General Atomics International and RobCo,

Fallout season 2 settles a longtime fan debate over vehicles (the games need them)

In Fallout season 2 episode 7, Hank MacClean (Kyle MacLachlan) and his daughter Lucy (Ella Purnell) are on their way to reverse the brainwashing machines Hank’s cooked up at the Vault-Tec office in New Vegas. Instead of walking to the mainframe, however, he suggests they take the golf cart.

If Oblivion Remastered Is Anything to Go By, We Don’t Need Fallout 3 or New Vegas Remasters

New Vegas appear to be getting the remaster treatment in the nearish future. That should undeniably be an exciting prospect, given both how long ago these games were released and their beloved yet often frustrating quirks that hamper otherwise thoroughly enjoyable experiences.