Fallout's second season premieres in December and will be followed by a third
Get ready for more Fallout. The second season of the hit Prime Video show will premiere in December, and the show has already been renewed for a third, Variety reports.
The second season will 'pick up in the aftermath of Season One's epic finale and take audiences along for a journey through the wasteland of the Mojave to the post-apocalyptic city of New Vegas,' according to a description included in Variety. Production wrapped on the season last week.
There's no word on when the third season might premiere. Hopefully the early renewal means we'll see it sooner rather than later.
The first season was excellent, and as my colleague Ash Parrish wrote, it got the postapocalyptic vibes exactly right. Fingers crossed that the second season keeps up the quality of the first – I'll be clearing some time during the holiday season to watch the new episodes.
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