Fallout Season 2 Begins Filming in November

Following its April premiere, Amazon's live-action Fallout series begins filming its second season this November. The new season aims to expand upon the first season's cliffhanger ending.

Amazon's Fallout Season 2 Starts Filming Next Month

Full Cast Yet to be Announced

Filming for Fallout season two commences next month, according to returning cast member Leslie Uggams (Betty Pearson), who confirmed the news to Screen Rant. This follows the show's successful debut and subsequent renewal.

Season two will reportedly continue exploring the Vault-Tec narrative and address the season one cliffhanger, as reported by Screen Rant. While Uggams' return is confirmed, the full cast hasn't been officially announced, though Ella Purnell (Lucy MacLean) and Walton Goggins (Cooper "The Ghoul" Howard) are expected to reprise their roles. Uggams hinted at intriguing developments for her character, Betty Pearson: "I am with the Vault People, so I didn’t get to see what the Earth people were doing," she stated. "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 2026 has been suggested, factoring in filming and post-production. However, no official release date has been confirmed. For context, Fallout season one filmed around July 2022 and premiered in April 2024.

New Vegas Bound

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Show producer Graham Wagner revealed that season two will head to New Vegas, and will feature the Fallout: New Vegas antagonist, Robert House. The extent of House's involvement remains unclear, though he was briefly seen in a season one flashback meeting with other Vault-Tec leaders.

Wagner and showrunner Robertson-Dworet have previously indicated that season two will expand upon untold stories and pivotal moments from the first season, focusing on Vault-Tec executives, the origins of the Great War, and further character development through flashbacks.