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* CaliforniaDoubling: Inverted. The series is largely set in the remains of Los Angeles, but it was filmed in New York, New Jersey, and Utah, with some desert and wasteland scenes filmed in Namibia.
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* BannedInChina: Due to the premise about a nuclear war between the U.S. and China, the show lacks a Chinese dub, either for Mainland China or Taiwan.
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* BannedInChina: Due to the premise about a nuclear war between the U.S. and China, the show lacks a Chinese dub, either for Mainland China or Taiwan. The decision to not only never mention China but imply the war was against the Soviet Union instead was likely done in an effort to avoid this.
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The requirement is that the creator lied about something. They didn't. Viewers are speculating about what must have happened, based on partial information. Retcons, added information, and nine years of additional story without direct reference to or confirmation of what happened in previous installations do not constitute lies. Everything about this entry belongs I the WMG page.
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show's very first episode featured an appearance by [[spoiler:the ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and still operational in the Brotherhood's service]], with reference made to [[spoiler:members of the organization still operating within the Commonwealth]]. Due to [[spoiler:the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'']], this leaves only [[spoiler:the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible and invalidating half of the game's potential endings]]. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the Season 1 finale indicates the show will showcase the now run-down city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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Main page doesn't mention any requirements. If the creator lied about something, even if something is "open-ended", then it qualifies.
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show's very first episode featured an appearance by [[spoiler:the ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and still operational in the Brotherhood's service]], with reference made to [[spoiler:members of the organization still operating within the Commonwealth]]. Due to [[spoiler:the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'']], this leaves only [[spoiler:the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible and invalidating half of the game's potential endings]]. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the Season 1 finale indicates the show will showcase the now run-down city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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None of that requires that the creators lied, given the time between the games and the show, and how all of the games' endings are actually rather open-ended in terms of what happens next.
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show's very first episode featured an appearance by [[spoiler:the ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and still operational in the Brotherhood's service]], with reference made to [[spoiler:members of the organization still operating within the Commonwealth]]. Due to [[spoiler:the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'']], this leaves only [[spoiler:the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible and invalidating half of the game's potential endings]]. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the Season 1 finale indicates the show will showcase the city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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it's a quite common case
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's younger brother who is supposed to be somewhere in his late teens or early 20s and a few years younger than Lucy. Except Arias was 29 at the time of the shooting, about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's younger brother who is supposed to be somewhere in his late teens or early 20s and a few years younger than Lucy. Except Arias was 29 at the time of the shooting, about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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checked the internet, google says there is no official age for Norman but a fan consenus about it being late teen, early twenties
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's younger brother who is supposed to be somewhere in his late teens or early 20s and a teen.few years younger than Lucy. Except Arias was 29 at the time of the shooting, about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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a second connection alone doesn't make the cut.
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* ProductionPosse: Graham Wagner was previously a producer on ''Series/{{Portlandia}}'', which is apparently why Fred Armisen has a cameo.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's younger brother who is supposed to be a teen. Except Arias is about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's younger brother who is supposed to be a teen. Except Arias is was 29 at the time of the shooting, about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* ColbertBump: The series's release led to a renewed interest in ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', with ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', ''VideoGame/Fallout76'' and even the classic games also getting bumps.
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* ColbertBump: The series's release led to a renewed interest in ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', all over the board with ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', ''VideoGame/Fallout76'' and even [[Franchise/{{Fallout}} the classic whole franchise]], not just in terms of video games (which spiked ''really'' high), but also getting bumps.other media - tabletop games, comics and the like. It reaches the point of a joke within the fandom how Bethesda managed to earn money equal to releasing a new ''Fallout'' game ''without doing so''.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's Younger Brother who is supposed to be a late-teen. Except Arias is about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's Younger Brother younger brother who is supposed to be a late-teen.teen. Except Arias is about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's Younger Brother who is still supposed to be a teen. Except Arias is about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's Younger Brother who is still supposed to be a teen.late-teen. Except Arias is about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* DawsonCasting: A strange case of this. Creator/MoisesArias plays Norm, Lucy's Younger Brother who is still supposed to be a teen. Except Arias is about two years older than Lucy's actress Creator/EllaPurnell.
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show went on to feature the Brotherhood airship ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and operational, with reference made to the organization still operating within the Commonwealth. Due to the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'', this leaves only the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible, invalidating half of the game's potential endings. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the Season 1 finale indicates the show will showcase the city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show went on to feature the Brotherhood airship show's very first episode featured an appearance by [[spoiler:the ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and operational, still operational in the Brotherhood's service]], with reference made to [[spoiler:members of the organization still operating within the Commonwealth. Commonwealth]]. Due to the [[spoiler:the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'', ''Prydwen'']], this leaves only the [[spoiler:the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible, plausible and invalidating half of the game's potential endings.endings]]. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the Season 1 finale indicates the show will showcase the city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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* ProductionPosse: Graham Wagner was previously a producer on ''Series/{{Portlandia}}'', which is apparently why Fred Armisen has a cameo.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Inverted. The series is largely set in the remains of Los Angeles, but it was filmed in New York, New Jersey, and Utah, with some desert & wasteland scenes filmed in Namibia.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Inverted. The series is largely set in the remains of Los Angeles, but it was filmed in New York, New Jersey, and Utah, with some desert & and wasteland scenes filmed in Namibia.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D_C0gNjaiw According to Tim Cain]], he noticed when watching the first two episodes how one of the characters walked & moved a lot like some characters from ''[[VideoGame/Fallout1 Fallout 1 ]]'' (the series entry he directed back in 1997). When Cain asked about this to one of the show's directors, he was told that the actor had [[ThrowItIn thrown it in]] during filming since it was game-accurate. Both Cain and the director could tell the actor was a huge fan.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D_C0gNjaiw According to Tim Cain]], he noticed when watching the first two episodes how one of the characters walked & and moved a lot like some characters from ''[[VideoGame/Fallout1 Fallout 1 ]]'' (the series entry he directed back in 1997). When Cain asked about this to one of the show's directors, he was told that the actor had [[ThrowItIn thrown it in]] during filming since it was game-accurate. Both Cain and the director could tell the actor was a huge fan.
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* MethodActing: [[https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/ella-purnell-fallout-interview-2024 In an interview with British GQ]], Ella Purnell claimed in order to [[spoiler: achieve Lucy's hopeless mindset after learning the truth about her father in the finale, she remembered the time her most prized possessions were stolen from her while she was moving]].
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** The finale canonizes a long-running fan theory on the beginning of the [[WorldWarIII Great War]]: [[spoiler:it was deliberately escalated by Vault-Tec themselves, and they fired the first nuke]].
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** The finale canonizes a long-running fan theory on the beginning of the [[WorldWarIII Great War]]: [[spoiler:it was deliberately escalated by Vault-Tec themselves, and they (possibly) fired the first nuke]].
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show went on to feature the Brotherhood airship ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and operational, with reference made to the organization still operating within the Commonwealth. Due to the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'', this leaves only the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible, invalidating half of the game's potential endings. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the season finale indicates the show will showcase the city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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* LyingCreator: Part of the creators' insistence that the show would be a canon entry in the franchise in the leadup to release included assurance that the show would not engage in any CuttingOffTheBranches for previous entries. Despite this, the show went on to feature the Brotherhood airship ''Prydwen'' from ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' intact and operational, with reference made to the organization still operating within the Commonwealth. Due to the Institute and Railroad endings requiring destroying the ''Prydwen'', this leaves only the Brotherhood and Minutemen endings plausible, invalidating half of the game's potential endings. Additionally, [[spoiler:TheStinger for the season Season 1 finale indicates the show will showcase the city of New Vegas heavily in the second season, which by its nature will require either choosing a specific ending to ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' as canon or rendering the player's choice of ending irrelevant somehow.]]
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** The Main Executive Producer and Episodes 1-3 Director Creator/JonathanNolan has stated that he practically spent a year playing ''VideoGame/Fallout3''. In fact, it was because of his familiarity with ''Fallout'' that convinced Creator/ToddHoward to allow the show to be greenlit.
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** The Main Executive Producer Creator/JonathanNolan, the main executive producer and Episodes 1-3 Director Creator/JonathanNolan director for the first three episodes, has stated that he practically spent a year playing ''VideoGame/Fallout3''. In fact, it was because of his familiarity with ''Fallout'' that convinced Creator/ToddHoward to allow the show to be greenlit.
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* WordOfGod: In response to many fan concerns that ''New Vegas'' was rendered non-canonical due to [[spoiler:the "Fall of Shady Sands" and the ambiguous date of the capital being bombed possibly conflicting with the series' timeline]], Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan both confirmed that ''New Vegas'' [[https://www.ign.com/articles/the-big-fallout-interview-todd-howard-and-jonathan-nolan-answer-our-burning-questions-about-season-1 is still canon to the series]] [[spoiler:with the bombs falling just after the events of the game,]] although it's stated that the window of that happening is "tight."
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* WordOfGod: In response to many fan concerns that ''New Vegas'' was rendered non-canonical due to [[spoiler:the "Fall of Shady Sands" and the ambiguous date of the capital being bombed possibly conflicting with the series' timeline]], Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan both confirmed that ''New Vegas'' [[https://www.ign.com/articles/the-big-fallout-interview-todd-howard-and-jonathan-nolan-answer-our-burning-questions-about-season-1 is still canon to the series]] [[spoiler:with the bombs falling just after the events of the game,]] although it's stated admitted that the window of that happening is "tight."
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* TheOtherDarrin: The Mister Handies in the show are voiced by Creator/MattBerry instead of Creator/StephenRussell.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The Mister Handies in the show are voiced by Creator/MattBerry instead of Creator/StephenRussell.Creator/StephenRussell (who voiced them in East Coast games) or Creator/FredTatasciore (who voiced them in ''New Vegas'').
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It was Fallout 4 specifically that saw a spike in purchases and player count.
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* ColbertBump: The series's release led to a renewed interest in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', with ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', ''VideoGame/Fallout76'' and even the classic games also getting bumps.
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* ColbertBump: The series's release led to a renewed interest in ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', with ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', with ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', ''VideoGame/Fallout76'' and even the classic games also getting bumps.
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* FollowTheLeader: The creators confirmed that the successful video game adaptation of ''Series/TheLastOfUs'' was key to this show getting greenlit by Creator/PrimeVideo.
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* CharacterOutlivesActor: [[spoiler: Robert House appears in a pre-war flashback scene, now portrayed by Rafi Silver after Creator/ReneAuberjonois' death in 2019.]]
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* CharacterOutlivesActor: [[spoiler: Robert [[spoiler:Robert House appears in a pre-war flashback scene, now portrayed by Rafi Silver after Creator/ReneAuberjonois' death in 2019.]]
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* WordOfGod: In response to many fan concerns that ''New Vegas'' was rendered non-canonical due to [[spoiler: the "Fall of Shady Sands" and the ambiguous date of the capital being bombed possibly conflicting with the series' timeline]], Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan both confirmed that ''New Vegas'' [[https://www.ign.com/articles/the-big-fallout-interview-todd-howard-and-jonathan-nolan-answer-our-burning-questions-about-season-1 is still canon to the series]] [[spoiler:with the bombs falling just after the events of the game,]] although it's stated that the window of that happening is "tight."
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* WordOfGod: In response to many fan concerns that ''New Vegas'' was rendered non-canonical due to [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the "Fall of Shady Sands" and the ambiguous date of the capital being bombed possibly conflicting with the series' timeline]], Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan both confirmed that ''New Vegas'' [[https://www.ign.com/articles/the-big-fallout-interview-todd-howard-and-jonathan-nolan-answer-our-burning-questions-about-season-1 is still canon to the series]] [[spoiler:with the bombs falling just after the events of the game,]] although it's stated that the window of that happening is "tight."
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* BannedInChina: Due to the premise about a nuclear war between The U.S. and China, the show lacks a Chinese dub, either for Mainland China or Taiwan.
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* CharacterOutlivesActor: [[spoiler: Robert House appears in a pre-war flashback scene, now portrayed by Rafi Silver after Creator/ReneAuberjonois' death in 2019.]]
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* ApprovalOfGod: Tim Cain, one of the original creators of the series, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D_C0gNjaiw gave his glowing recommendation of the first two episodes]] when he went to the Hollywood premiere. Tim would later make a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bFBLAbwMA0 more dedicated video]] reviewing the entire season, where he would continue to heap his praise about how the show realized so many of his ideas for the games and how the writing captured the spirit of Fallout.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Tim Cain, one of the original creators of the series, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D_C0gNjaiw gave his glowing recommendation of the first two episodes]] when he went to the Hollywood premiere. Tim would later make a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bFBLAbwMA0 more dedicated video]] reviewing the entire season, where he would continue to heap his praise about how the show realized so many of his ideas for the games and how the writing captured the spirit of Fallout.''Fallout''.
