Why would it stop him ?
i think because he had his own controller and turned it on before she did
kevin mcalaster aka macully callkin returns
what a mind boggling season finale
Because it hadn't been activated yet.
It was a bit anticlimactic as finales go. It was a perfectly fine episode but didn't end the season on a bang. It felt like just another episode, maybe a penultimate episode.
I'm glad it was a faction as big as the Enclave that bested House, wandering wild deathclaws or raiders would not have been able to destroy Vegas.
Edward ending the Legion with his death I suppose shows his pride got the better of his convictions. Or his brain tumour messed with his mental state.
Still some untold stories like why are the Kings feral ghouls? Did anyone try and use the pet deathclaws at the Thorn to fight the Enclave ones?
Hopefully season 3 offers more conclusions. I quite enjoyed this season but it was all set up.
I'm glad it was a faction as big as the Enclave that bested House, wandering wild deathclaws or raiders would not have been able to destroy Vegas.
Edward ending the Legion with his death I suppose shows his pride got the better of his convictions. Or his brain tumour messed with his mental state.
Still some untold stories like why are the Kings feral ghouls? Did anyone try and use the pet deathclaws at the Thorn to fight the Enclave ones?
Hopefully season 3 offers more conclusions. I quite enjoyed this season but it was all set up.
I got the joke. I both groaned and chuckled simultaneously over it.
As others have surmised it appears the answer is transferred from another vault. In fact, in the case of Steph, I assume Hank had it planned out more or less as follows: Stick her in another vault (since she wasn't management) and then transfer her over later. Whether the delay was part of the plan or caused by some complication is yet to be determined.
Eight episodes works for this show. Any more and I think it'd end up bloated. As it is, it's like two movies in a longer series.
One question: At the end was House offline because the Ghoul dropped the communicator or was he just playing possom because Lucy and Max were in the office?
Neither. His screen always says that when he isn't actively using it to communicate. It says signal lost in the same way a monitor will say no input detected when you turn a computer off. Signal lost is just no signal being transmitted to that screen directly.
I've been wanting to watch this show since its premiere, but hadn't had the time.
That changed today, though, because I needed something else, Podcast-wise, to keep myself entertained at work besides TV Podcast Industries ' Penny Dreadful coverage (and Fridays are my Prime Video day).
I accidentally started watching the second episode of Season 1 first without realizing it, but was able to shift over to Episode 1 pretty quickly, and was actually quite happy with what we got for the Premiere.
I'm not usually one for things that aren't direct adaptations of stories I'm already familiar with, but I was pretty quickly drawn into the story because it felt like it could've come from a game in the series.
On the casting and character front, the only actor whose previous works I'm more than tangentially familiar with is Xelia Mendez Jones, who plays the character of Dane, although I did really like Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins as well.
I'm excited to see where the story goes next, and it'll be interesting to find out how the show keeps characters like Lucy's brother and Dane involved given that they're separated from the rest of the 'action' at the moment.
That changed today, though, because I needed something else, Podcast-wise, to keep myself entertained at work besides TV Podcast Industries ' Penny Dreadful coverage (and Fridays are my Prime Video day).
I accidentally started watching the second episode of Season 1 first without realizing it, but was able to shift over to Episode 1 pretty quickly, and was actually quite happy with what we got for the Premiere.
I'm not usually one for things that aren't direct adaptations of stories I'm already familiar with, but I was pretty quickly drawn into the story because it felt like it could've come from a game in the series.
On the casting and character front, the only actor whose previous works I'm more than tangentially familiar with is Xelia Mendez Jones, who plays the character of Dane, although I did really like Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins as well.
I'm excited to see where the story goes next, and it'll be interesting to find out how the show keeps characters like Lucy's brother and Dane involved given that they're separated from the rest of the 'action' at the moment.
I never even heard of Ella before Fallout. Goggins I only knew from Justified ( which I didn't see but I was at least aware of it ) and Ant-Man 2 ( some of which I saw on tv ).
But someone not having seen anything with Kyle MacLachlan is shocking to me!
I looked at Kyle's fimography, and I guess I have seen things that he was in; I just didn't realize it.
One of the reasons I started watching Fallout was because I liked Purnell in Star Trek Prodigy.
Walton Goggins is one of those actors where after Fallout, I checked out his IMDB and was all "holy shit, he was in that too?" when I saw his other credits.
For me, I was mostly familiar with Mclaughlan (Though I've never seen Twin Peaks oddly. One of my mates raves about it.) Goggins, I'd seen in a few things. Purnell, never (Since seen a couple of things with her in and she's been great in all of them)
