Fallout Season 2 Begins Filming in November

Following its successful April premiere, the live-action Fallout adaptation begins filming its second season this November, promising to expand on the first season's cliffhanger.

Fallout Season 2 Starts Filming Next Month

Full Cast Yet to Be Confirmed

Amazon Prime's Fallout live-action series is officially returning for a second season, with filming commencing in November, as confirmed by returning star Leslie Uggams (Betty Pearson) in an interview with Screen Rant. This follows the show's successful premiere earlier this year.

Season 2 is expected to further explore the Vault-Tec narrative and resolve the Season 1 cliffhanger, according to Screen Rant. While the full returning cast remains unconfirmed, Ella Purnell (Lucy MacLean) and Walton Goggins (Cooper "The Ghoul" Howard) are presumed to reprise their roles. Uggams offered a tantalizing hint about her character's storyline: "I am with the Vault People, so I didn’t get to see what the Earth people were doing," she said. "So when it came on, I was blown away. But Betty’s got some things up her sleeve. Just stay tuned."

A tentative release date of sometime in 2026 has been suggested, accounting for filming and post-production. However, an official date is yet to be announced. For context, Fallout Season 1 filmed around July 2022 and premiered in April 2024.

Fallout Season 2 Heads to New Vegas

Spoilers Ahead!

Show producer Graham Wagner revealed that Season 2 will be "Vegas-bound," introducing Fallout: New Vegas antagonist Robert House. The extent of House's involvement remains unclear, though he was briefly seen in a Season 1 flashback meeting with other Vault-Tec leaders.

Wagner and showrunner Robertson-Dworet have indicated that Season 2 will delve deeper into untold stories and expand on Season 1's hints, particularly concerning Vault-Tec executives, the origins of the Great War, and further character development through flashbacks.