Summary
An observantFalloutseason one fan has noticed an incredible hidden detail regarding a specific scene from Lucy and the Ghoul’s environment that pulls the series from its post-apocalyptic world straight into the real world of Hollywood.Amazon Prime’sFalloutTV show has been highly praised for its compelling story and stunning visuals, not to mention its fantastic line-up of actors that sewed the series seamlessly together.
Arcane’sElla Purnell, Aaron Moten, Walton Goggins, Kyle MacLachlan, Moises Arias, and Leslie Uggams showed viewers what it was like to live in its dangerously unforgiving retrofuturistic wasteland. In an age where adapting popular games into TV series' and movies can either be a hit or miss, thankfully,Falloutwasn’t one of them and became the second most-watched series on Prime Video in 2024 with 65 million viewers tuning into its futuristic, post-apocalyptic setting, making it the biggest series sinceRings of Power. Even though the show’s creators,Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworetdid a stellar job at implementing so many features from the beloved Bethesda game, it was its cast that banded together to create something truly special that fans can’t wait to experience again whenFalloutreturns for its second season.
Fallout Fan Notices Hollywood Walk of Fame Detail in Season One
While lots of aspects of theFalloutTV series share plenty of similarities to the game, like its monster designs, lore, and Vault construction, there were still some surprises in store for those who are loyal supporters of the Bethesda title. In a post on Reddit, one eagle-eyed fan noticed a hidden detail in episodes three and four of the series in which Lucy andWalton Goggins' the Ghoulcan be seen walking in the desert. However, on closer inspection, the wind seemed to have blown the sand to one side, revealing that the pair were actually walking on one of Hollywood’s most iconic landmarks; its Walk of Fame. In the images, its five-pointed terrazzo-and-brass stars embedded in its sidewalks can clearly be seen under Lucy and the Ghoul’s feet, giving the scene more glitz and glamor rather than its intended stark and dangerous apocalyptic aesthetic.
Many of the comments under the post couldn’t believe that they had missed this seemingly obvious detail. One fan stated that they thought it was just a flag, but this was “way cooler”, another expressed that they have watchedFalloutseason one “three times and never noticed this detail”, while another commentor said that they thought it was a “nice little nod to the Ghoul’s past.”
Recently, fans of the series were treated toa tease fromFalloutseason two’s producer, Jonathan Nolan, who hinted that its returning season will adapt the fan-favorite game,Fallout: New Vegas.Sadly,Falloutseason two’s filming was set to begin on January 8, but due to the horrendous wildfires in L.A., it has been pushed back to Friday, January 10. It’s not known yet if the impact of the disaster will impact the entirety of the show’s premiere.
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Created by Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout is based on the post-apocalyptic RPG gaming franchise that started in the 1990s. Set hundreds of years after the Great War, Lucy leaves her Vault bunker to travel the Wasteland in search of her kidnapped father.
