New Vegas? Many seem to think so, though Todd Howard has now addressed the misconception himself to deny that assumption.

The second season of the hit Prime Video series sees Lucy and the Ghoul make their way through a game-accurate recreation of New Vegas, and fans can expect to see some of their favorite locations (and maybe even some of their favorite characters). Below, we've rounded up all the Easter eggs we spotted in Fallout season 2 episode 1.

Fallout season 2 will take viewers to an iconic location from its source material—and there’s a damn good reason why fans are so excited about it.

If you're wondering who is Justin Theroux's character in Fallout Season 2, here's everything you need to know about Mr. House.

Here's everything you need to know about Fallout season 2's video game inspiration, Fallout: New Vegas, and how it connects to the show

Fallout Season 2 Episode 1 was released a day earlier than planned on December 16, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. PT (9:00 p.m. ET) on Prime Video.

If you're looking for answers to one of the franchise's most fascinating questions, how New Vegas survived the bombs in Fallout Season 2.

Fallout's Justin Theroux has a surprising response to whether he would lend his voice to New Vegas remaster (and it makes complete sense)

Amidst this, Robert House (Justin Theroux) is a key figure in Fallout Season 2. He is a mysterious and morally complex character. Importantly, the character of Mr. House briefly appeared in Season 1, played by Rafi Silver at that time. But he wasn’t actually the real Robert House.

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.