It's time to head back to The Wasteland of "Fallout" Season 2, but a quick refresher could be in order. The first season threw a lot of new characters and deep lore about the survivors - both in a Vault and otherwise - of a nuclear apocalypse.

Amazon released the first episode of its excellent video game adaptation a day early this week. The new release schedule means we get an episode per week rather than the entire batch all at once like Season 1. This means we get to talk about the show for the next eight weeks, which I think is a lot more fun than a binge.

That's because unused files from 2010's Fallout: New Vegas featured a Vault 24 jumpsuit. The location itself became something of an urban legend among the Fallout community, with data-miners working to uncover its intended function in Obsidian's RPG.

Fallout has finally returned and fans of the video games may be surprised to see an obscure substory woven into a key plot point of season 2.

Fallout season 2 has hit and has already set three different Rotten Tomatoes records for its genre after just one episode.

Robert House joining the party in Fallout season 2 is just a reminder that Netflix should get a move on with its own futuristic sci-fi video game adaptation.

Kyle MacLachlan's time on Twin Peaks helped him ready up for Fallout Season 2, as the star opens up about how David Lynch helped him prepare for the franchise.