Speaker 1: Worrying.
Speaker 2: Today's episode state spoilers for the final two episode of
Speaker 2: Fallout season two.
Speaker 3: Be warned, bewarn and we will be digging into the
Speaker 3: new trailer from Mandalorian and Groogle. It's real, it exists allegedly.
Speaker 2: Hello, my name is Jason Concepcion and I'm Rosie Night
Speaker 2: and welcome back to x ray Vision of the podcast
Speaker 2: where we dive the video favorite shows, movies, comics of
Speaker 2: pop culture coming from my our podcast will bring you
Speaker 2: three episodes lost.
Speaker 3: Nips in today's episode, Well, it's a little coming soon
Speaker 3: treating you guys, because guess what. After everyone correctly ragged
Speaker 3: on Disney for not putting out proper Super Bowl trailer,
Speaker 3: they got scared and they put out a Mandalorian and
Speaker 3: Grogo trailer which has lots of new So we'll be
Speaker 3: digging into that. But you wanted it. You said, Hey,
Speaker 3: why aren't we back there, Why aren't we in the wasteland?
Speaker 3: Why aren't we seeing what's going on with our faith characters?
Speaker 3: And hey, we're back. So we're gonna dig into it.
Speaker 3: See what happens to Hank, Lucy, Coop and the rest
Speaker 3: as we set up a clear full lap season three
Speaker 3: with the finale and the second to last episode.
Speaker 1: But first, it's a proper trailer for.
Speaker 2: Mandalorian and Grogu, which came out we were recording this
Speaker 2: on Tuesday morning. Came up at twenty four hours ago
Speaker 2: or a little around that. Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: A proper trailer.
Speaker 2: Martin Scorsese is in it.
Speaker 3: Just what you always wanted, kiddo, let's talk about it.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on the Mandalorian and Grogu trailer.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna lie, guys, I do not personally think
Speaker 3: that this betrayed like this does not convince me that
Speaker 3: it's not just gonna look like the show. Like that
Speaker 3: has not changed for me.
Speaker 1: Does look like the show?
Speaker 3: It does still look like the show.
Speaker 1: But yep, it.
Speaker 3: Looks like a show. But could I will I say,
Speaker 3: will I say? Did this make me think, oh, actually,
Speaker 3: I'd quite like to see this in the cinema?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: And I think that is really what they needed was
Speaker 3: to get us back to that excitement. I mean, our
Speaker 3: favorite things about it. Well, I would say, obviously, thing
Speaker 3: that really stood out to me Pedro Pascal with no mask.
Speaker 3: They said, this man, we need to see his face.
Speaker 3: They said, excuse me, did you ask whether it was him.
Speaker 1: And he's sweaty with the helmet head.
Speaker 3: He's like the helmet head hair. That's a man who
Speaker 3: can be sweaty and sexy. And you know, I think
Speaker 3: he was too clean and fantastic for We need more,
Speaker 3: we need more grottiness. So yeah, obviously love to see
Speaker 3: some Stormtroopers. We are trying to work out who they're
Speaker 3: working for. Jason, did you still really understand who the
Speaker 3: main villain was? I didn't, even though it was nice
Speaker 3: to see our atats and kind of our usual aliens
Speaker 3: get to see some an zeilas one of our faves, obviously,
Speaker 3: Baboo Frick one of the only good things from the
Speaker 3: Rise of Skywalker New Razor Crest, which we love. It
Speaker 3: definitely is not the old one. It's much bigger, so
Speaker 3: we'll see if that's gonna be anything important. And of
Speaker 3: course I mean Jason, this was obviously the thing that
Speaker 3: we were both excited. Most excited about, I think is
Speaker 3: the belotle bit return of zeb He's back. We saw
Speaker 3: him in Madre in season three.
Speaker 2: He's like he's going to be a big part of
Speaker 2: the or a significant part of the.
Speaker 3: Story, and I adore this, but I will say again
Speaker 3: not really beating the TV allegations sadly, but we haven't
Speaker 3: seen him properly yet.
Speaker 2: I will say that the action looks like a level
Speaker 2: up from the television fingers crossed, but all this, you know,
Speaker 2: all the stuff in the Razor Crest, like the regular
Speaker 2: kind of walking around scenes, Grogu messing with the buttons
Speaker 2: to open that looks like a I legitimately, when the
Speaker 2: teaser dropped, before the trailer dropped, I was like in
Speaker 2: the extra vision chat, I was like, is this new.
Speaker 1: Footage or not?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we didn't not in any scene, you know, it
Speaker 2: pulled from any season of The Mandalorian yep. I will
Speaker 2: say that the villain part is interesting my senses. It's
Speaker 2: probably gonna be Embo the fucking the hat bounty hunter
Speaker 2: from the Clone hat wearing you know, a bounty hunter
Speaker 2: from the Clone Warks.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that makes a lot of sense
Speaker 3: actually if we look at like, because we know that
Speaker 3: we're gonna have roth O the Heart, so we're gonna
Speaker 3: have that, which has a lot of similarities obviously to
Speaker 3: like the Mando because he's you know, Mando and Grogu
Speaker 3: and was kind of saved by you know, a Soaka Anakin.
Speaker 3: So that's gonna be really interesting, you'll, Yeah, I think
Speaker 3: that's a great call. Definitely more felony bringing the animated
Speaker 3: stuff into the movie Cannon in a way we haven't
Speaker 3: seen now.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 2: I think what we're gonna see is Mando and Grogu
Speaker 2: mixed up in a lot of bounty hunter hijinks. You
Speaker 2: know that we have the huts here, we have Embo
Speaker 2: or you know, so I think there's a lot of
Speaker 2: like kind of organized crime kind of a story direction.
Speaker 3: Yes, we do get some are they gonna be bounty
Speaker 3: hunting or the different criminals? Like, I'm interested to see that.
Speaker 3: We get this line about it's to stop we're trying
Speaker 3: to stop a war. You know, there's kind of this
Speaker 3: implication that what they're gonna stop is gonna somehow help
Speaker 3: the galaxy in some way. I don't know. I think
Speaker 3: I'm worried about them trying to make it too big
Speaker 3: at this point, but I think a kind of stripped
Speaker 3: down outer rim crime drama with some action actually sounds
Speaker 3: really fun. I don't know, I'm still middling, but I
Speaker 3: do think it's like exciting and fun, and if I
Speaker 3: saw it in the theater. I think I might even
Speaker 3: get a little like, you know, a little like goosebumps,
Speaker 3: Like there's a little bit there's a couple of moments
Speaker 3: where where the music kind of taught, where the music
Speaker 3: kind of soars and you get it. But yeah, I'm interested. Also, Siguney,
Speaker 3: we have a character. I feel like we just still
Speaker 3: don't know enough about her or her kind of space
Speaker 3: in that she's like a republic figure. But other than that,
Speaker 3: like I need to know more. I need to know
Speaker 3: that she's another great character casting like Carl Weather's, rather
Speaker 3: than kind of a stunt casting that we know sometimes
Speaker 3: they do in these movies. And it is nice to
Speaker 3: get a little bit more of a narrative because the
Speaker 3: first trailer was very vibes heavy.
Speaker 1: I mean what trailer you.
Speaker 2: Talk about the I mean that was Got Killed the
Speaker 2: first vibes vibes vibes vibes vibes trailer. Yeah, yes, I
Speaker 2: mean it's part of like watching this trailer is like, man,
Speaker 2: what took so long?
Speaker 3: What I know? I'm like, why didn't you drop? That
Speaker 3: was in September twenty second. We have lived a thousand
Speaker 3: lives since then. We have lived a Thousand Lives. Guys. Also,
Speaker 3: how surreal is it to see Martin Scorsese in this
Speaker 3: freaking trail lot? I can't, I mean this post post
Speaker 3: the studio, it feels even funnier because you just start
Speaker 3: to think, like, my guy, like we are you trying?
Speaker 3: Who made you do this? Like? Was this a franciscam
Speaker 3: This is a.
Speaker 2: Man who's who's criticisms of modern cinema and modern movie
Speaker 2: making an ip in movies is well known. And it's
Speaker 2: also like, what's funny to me is like he was
Speaker 2: of the generation and friends with George Lucas, right, all
Speaker 2: of them together, Francis Ford, Coppola, George Lucas, Steven Spilber,
Speaker 2: you know, all that group, right the new Hollywood were,
Speaker 2: or like the post new Hollywood directors. They were all
Speaker 2: like around and and friendly and hung out a lot
Speaker 2: as you can. You can see more about this in
Speaker 2: the very good Scorsese directory documentary that I believe is
Speaker 2: on Apple TV plus.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, as it was. I think it's Apple TV. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's the other thing that's ironic to me is that
Speaker 2: like George doesn't make these anymore.
Speaker 3: I know, how isn't that your bro? Like now, also
Speaker 3: like what is it? Why gotta know is like how
Speaker 3: does Martin Scorsese pick his movies? Because I don't know
Speaker 3: if you guys have ever seen the iconic Underwater gangst
Speaker 3: the Flick a Sharks Tail where Martin Scorsese voiced a
Speaker 3: puffer fish, Like what is this man doing? Like what
Speaker 3: are these choices? I just need to know. We learned
Speaker 3: thanks to some great reporting from the Hollywood Reporter that
Speaker 3: I'm assuming was given to them from Disney, Scorsese is
Speaker 3: paying an Ardenian, a four armed fur covet species who's
Speaker 3: running a store of some kind and tries to shut
Speaker 3: down a conversation with Mando, who is seeking information about
Speaker 3: one of the huts. End quote. So yeah, that is
Speaker 3: just also so funny to me because I just need
Speaker 3: to know, like did Dave Filoni just call him? Or
Speaker 3: this could be you know a little bit of Hollywood
Speaker 3: fun where maybe we're gonna find out that he was
Speaker 3: supposed to have a cameo man many years ago and
Speaker 3: this is kind of him like repaying that or something,
Speaker 3: you know, speaking of the debts we were talking about
Speaker 3: earlier when we were a double recording today. But yes,
Speaker 3: very interesting. I mean I'm still definitely mid on it.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was like the roaring success we needed,
Speaker 3: but it did get my pedro Perscal excitement meter back up,
Speaker 3: which posts the Materialists and Fantastic four. It has been
Speaker 3: a little down, but I'm back up. I'm back up.
Speaker 3: The stock is rising. I was here, I'd say, I'm
Speaker 3: buying because I love the baby.
Speaker 2: I love the baby. The baby is fifty plus years old,
Speaker 2: now baby, I love the baby. I can't wait to
Speaker 2: see the baby on the big screen exactly up next,
Speaker 2: let's see if a break, we'll be read back with
Speaker 2: follow up.
Speaker 1: Okay, final two episodes of Fallout.
Speaker 3: Let's wows up.
Speaker 1: Burn through this recap. We're going through it.
Speaker 3: Go be recapping where.
Speaker 2: We Some threads are tied up, some cans were kicked
Speaker 2: further down the road.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say a lot. It's feeling like a
Speaker 3: lot up set up for season three, and that's both
Speaker 3: exciting and frustrating.
Speaker 2: It was, it was. There was some stuff, but it
Speaker 2: was there's also some frustrations. Let's start with Lucy. She
Speaker 2: spends these final two episodes basically dismantling her father's operation
Speaker 2: mind Control operation from the inside. Though she is it
Speaker 2: does appear to me briefly tempted by his vision.
Speaker 3: Definite peace, definitely right, because it fits more in line
Speaker 3: with what she was raised thinking, Yes, Boss would be
Speaker 3: because that's what he's always been trying to do. So
Speaker 3: I think there are moments of it, and those.
Speaker 2: Were the most interesting moments for me as well.
Speaker 3: I was surprised I saw the Hank Lucy arc going
Speaker 3: a little differently and it not being Hank who made
Speaker 3: the choice that he makes at the end, So I yeah,
Speaker 3: very interesting stuff. Also get some intriguing flashbacks in this
Speaker 3: episode with kind of like the exploration of the fact
Speaker 3: that Steph was actually like it scapes like an internment camp,
Speaker 3: and very interesting expansion into what was then American occupied Canada.
Speaker 3: So really intriguing again, teasing things that are gonna pay
Speaker 3: off later. It's a mystery box where I think for
Speaker 3: some viewers the mystery was not solved well enough by
Speaker 3: this season Yellowjackets esque, but I will say, if you're
Speaker 3: a big flat New Vegas fan, if you're a Big
Speaker 3: four Lat three fan, they're also seeding so much stuff
Speaker 3: here that even me with my vague knowledge of the franchise,
Speaker 3: was like I recognized the clear Easter eggs and kind
Speaker 3: of fun game shots like the opening game shot they
Speaker 3: do and stuff, so they're balancing it biding. Overall, they
Speaker 3: went a little bit heavy on the Easter eggs and
Speaker 3: set up and I'm not strong enough for me on
Speaker 3: the storyline.
Speaker 2: So Lucy ultimately resists the temptation of this vision of
Speaker 2: peace that her father lays out using this mind control
Speaker 2: device when she understands what actually is behind it, and
Speaker 2: what's behind it is Congressman Diane Welch of Glendale, who's
Speaker 2: we met her as a pre war politician who was trying,
Speaker 2: in her very meek kind of way to stop the
Speaker 2: march of corporate Olakarski across the world, and now she
Speaker 2: is a severed living head that is powering the mind
Speaker 2: control chips of that tank has created. She begs Lucy
Speaker 2: to mercy kill her, kill me, kill me in a
Speaker 2: very very reminiscent.
Speaker 3: I would say, also one of the creepiest, very creepy
Speaker 3: moments that we've had in this sh show for a while,
Speaker 3: because if you forget Guys fall Out horror elements, there's
Speaker 3: a reason they were able to make this into a
Speaker 3: pretty fun Halloween horror Nights Mas this year at both parks,
Speaker 3: and it is because there are moments in fall Out
Speaker 3: in both the games and the show that are really
Speaker 3: haunting and scary, and while we've been more on the
Speaker 3: action side recently, that moment I was thinking about it
Speaker 3: after the episode because it was really well done and
Speaker 3: kind of gross and yeah, obviously homage to great movies
Speaker 3: like The Fly.
Speaker 2: So Lucy destroys the system by Mercy killing Diane Welch.
Speaker 2: Hank tries to recapture Lucy and to chip her, but
Speaker 2: the ghoul intervenes. Lucy then and how the worm has
Speaker 2: turned in plants to talk with his own device, which
Speaker 2: he kind of like wants.
Speaker 3: Actually, I know it's annoying because I love this moment.
Speaker 3: You get this agency from Lucy, but it's still part
Speaker 3: of act. Fucking plant wanted Hank was set.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hank wants it.
Speaker 2: He's like, if I can't live my way, then let
Speaker 2: me live in peace in this one basically, and so
Speaker 2: she's thinking, oh, now you'll be the father that I
Speaker 2: thought you were, But instead Hank cranks the chip, goes
Speaker 2: full at like mind erasure and doesn't understand anything that's
Speaker 2: going on now, and doesn't even recognize her and he's
Speaker 2: and it's a way, and this is what I found annoying.
Speaker 2: It's a way that Hank and the show avoids accountability
Speaker 2: for Hank, he really.
Speaker 1: Pays the price.
Speaker 3: They annoying.
Speaker 2: I want to see him pay the price at least
Speaker 2: take into account what he's done. But instead he just
Speaker 2: like mind wipes and goes away.
Speaker 3: I know. I was also kind of hoping like Lucy
Speaker 3: would actually be like so horrified by him that she'd
Speaker 3: mind wipe him and then get that horrific like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, what have I done? So again, I will
Speaker 3: say here the performances by these two way more heartbreaking
Speaker 3: and fucking emotional than it should be. And of course
Speaker 3: also another thing that maybe slight frustration for those who
Speaker 3: felt like Hank was maybe one of our big bads.
Speaker 3: We get that kind of implication and connection to what
Speaker 3: Jason had correctly predicted, which is that the Enclave is
Speaker 3: really behind this and Hank was definitely involved in that.
Speaker 3: And that was yeah, very interesting again setting up this
Speaker 3: kind of notion for season three, but yeah, probably not
Speaker 3: the most rewarding arcs, seeing as Hank was a character
Speaker 3: they created for this and then yeah, we discover that.
Speaker 2: To your point, Hank has already sent out chipped people
Speaker 2: following these mysterious Enclave orders to do.
Speaker 3: From like hundreds of years ago.
Speaker 2: For like hundreds of years, this has been going on
Speaker 2: to do whatever this secret Enclave mission is, which no, no,
Speaker 2: we're still not sure, but it's worse, it seems, than
Speaker 2: anything Lucy has imagined. Although some of what Hank says
Speaker 2: again leads me to believe that we're gonna tie in somehow,
Speaker 2: the enclave of the Institute are gonna tie in because
Speaker 2: he's talking about he's talking about replacing people with chipped people,
Speaker 2: and that the people are not like this ship. Person
Speaker 2: would not even know the difference. He talks a little
Speaker 2: bit about that. The Ghoul Arc reaches its emotional peak.
Speaker 2: He cuts a deal with Bob House, leaving the Cold
Speaker 2: Fusion powering house and exchange. He gets access to the
Speaker 2: cryo chambers where he believes his family will possibly he
Speaker 2: believes they're there, his wife and his wife and daughter.
Speaker 2: He saves Lucy along the way which we talked about,
Speaker 2: finds the pods. Okay, he gets to the pods where
Speaker 2: his wife and daughter are and this is the thing
Speaker 2: I don't know. We've been building up to this over
Speaker 2: two seasons. If it's me, I'm running over to the
Speaker 2: fridge and ripping it open a little bit. Instead, it's
Speaker 2: like a slow walk with this look of awe his
Speaker 2: face and guess what he gets there, and it's a
Speaker 2: lucy pull in the football.
Speaker 3: They're fucking gone. They're not there. Yeah, not that bitch,
Speaker 3: They're not going.
Speaker 1: Two hundred years.
Speaker 2: He's been searching for his wife and daughter mutated on
Speaker 2: the service, and he gets to their post and they're
Speaker 2: not there, but there is a postcard from Colorado and
Speaker 2: Barbes pop, so he knows they survived somehow and they
Speaker 2: went to Colorado. So he, you know, he walks off
Speaker 2: into the waistline with dog meat, headed for Colorado to
Speaker 2: this mountain fortress that we saw in this cutaway scene
Speaker 2: to figure out, like, what the what are they up to?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 3: I actually that again, this is one of those things
Speaker 3: where the show is really on a knife's edge for
Speaker 3: me at the moment, because like, I think that's such
Speaker 3: an annoying choice narratively, but it makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 3: But they sawed me on it because I kind of
Speaker 3: love the way that they're like, ha ha ha, you
Speaker 3: have been defewt to it. You will not meet your
Speaker 3: kids and your wife. And he's like, bitch, I know
Speaker 3: they're alive. He's like, actually, this is the first time
Speaker 3: I know I'm fucking onto a clue. And I think
Speaker 3: that is actually a really cool little twist on Coop's
Speaker 3: existential journey back to humanity is instead of being disappointed,
Speaker 3: he's like, Okay, well, I've been looking for two hundred
Speaker 3: years and now i know they're alive, So this is
Speaker 3: actually hope. And I think that that is again a
Speaker 3: very cool little twist. I think something that is highlighted
Speaker 3: here in these two final episodes though, is like if
Speaker 3: they if the casting and the writing is not at
Speaker 3: its best, then this show never becomes the juggernaut that
Speaker 3: it is. Because if you don't have Ella, if you
Speaker 3: don't have fucking Walton Goggins, who he is carrying this
Speaker 3: show on, that fucking scarred up mutation, Like here's the
Speaker 3: emotional heart of this show. If you don't have them
Speaker 3: at the core, it can be easier to pick apart
Speaker 3: some of the stuff that doesn't work as much. For example,
Speaker 3: the norm plotline throughout this season.
Speaker 1: It never goes nowhere.
Speaker 3: It goes nowhere, and then they all get killed then
Speaker 3: in a rad roach attack, and it's sort of like again,
Speaker 3: it feels like one of those storylines that was introduced
Speaker 3: without necessarily having a true point and felt a little
Speaker 3: bit more like filler compared to some of these moments
Speaker 3: in the episode where you're just like, oh shit, like
Speaker 3: this is actually incredible and it's hitting me in the
Speaker 3: fucking core of like incredible prestige, TV quality, production, writing, character, everything.
Speaker 3: When it's at its peak, it feels so good. But
Speaker 3: then I feel like in these couple of episodes we
Speaker 3: get a little bit more of those diversions that feel
Speaker 3: like they aren't paying off in the same way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, Let's go to Maximus. Maximus is his
Speaker 2: job is to hold off the death Clause while Coop
Speaker 2: goes and finds his family. He fights an entire pack
Speaker 2: of death Clause in the California New Republic power armor
Speaker 2: that Coop led him to. Uh he wins, but he
Speaker 2: only wins because the NCR Cavalry arrives at the final moment.
Speaker 3: Talking about that, what is the NCR Cavalry? Where do
Speaker 3: they come from? Getting described like Jason what is your
Speaker 3: theory as a game player, somebody who knows the law?
Speaker 3: How are they going to explain this one away?
Speaker 1: I guess we're going to find out that I don't.
Speaker 3: They went on the ground, maybe some kind of PI.
Speaker 3: They ask the Shady stands fifty soldiers or something.
Speaker 1: Whatever it was.
Speaker 3: It was crazy.
Speaker 2: I guess they finally came back, is the way I
Speaker 2: perceived it was.
Speaker 3: These were the guys who had been on the set
Speaker 3: to people assumed it gone right.
Speaker 2: The NCR, the folks at that like bedraggled NCR outposts,
Speaker 2: were essentially right, and that the rest of the New
Speaker 2: California Republic Forces, despite the destruction of Shady Sands, which
Speaker 2: they didn't know about, would return it.
Speaker 1: It appeared that that.
Speaker 3: Was right, okay, intriguing intriguing.
Speaker 2: So Maximus gets some gets a big win and some
Speaker 2: real credibility.
Speaker 1: He fought multiple.
Speaker 2: Death clause and comes out pretty much the hero, even
Speaker 2: though his character has not been developed enough. He reunites
Speaker 2: with Lucy just in time for both of them to
Speaker 2: watch Caesar's Lesions, now led by Ncaulay Conklon aka Leserta,
Speaker 2: the self appointed new Caesar, marching on in New Vegas.
Speaker 1: War is coming, not just war with the with.
Speaker 2: The Legion, but war between the Brotherhood and just war
Speaker 2: in general through the ball between the factions in what's
Speaker 2: left of the continental United States. Meanwhile, as you mentioned,
Speaker 2: norm everybody dies, ad Roach attack, and Norman Claudia escape
Speaker 2: and end up wondering the wasteland. Hopefully he gets a
Speaker 2: bigger art next season, or they just leave him.
Speaker 3: Very convenient that Heim and Claudia were the only survivors,
Speaker 3: so I'm guessing that's leading somewhere. Yeah, No, very interesting
Speaker 3: finale because I'm not gonna lie, and I do think
Speaker 3: that obviously now we're so used to the shortened seasons.
Speaker 3: We've been talking about it, how it's been working for
Speaker 3: a Night of the Seven Kingdoms. We've talked about how
Speaker 3: it doesn't work with other stuff, or how it did
Speaker 3: work with wonder Man, which we love. I do feel
Speaker 3: like there isn't in a different landscape where there was
Speaker 3: more conversation about this because there was less terrible things
Speaker 3: going on in the world. You know, a few years ago,
Speaker 3: some people may and this is an eight episode show,
Speaker 3: so now it's kind of long. But a few years
Speaker 3: ago some may have argued that this feels like halfway
Speaker 3: through the season and the second half of season two
Speaker 3: in you know, more sturdy TV landscape would be the War.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I feel like the pacing, and for
Speaker 3: me as someone who doesn't know the game as well,
Speaker 3: even though I kind of knew where this was going
Speaker 3: because I have sat through a playthroughs of this game
Speaker 3: and stuff, and I've played it a little bit myself.
Speaker 3: The return of Siege's lesions and the return of Macaulay Culkin,
Speaker 3: which seemed like really cool casting. I felt like the
Speaker 3: pacing and that almost felt so long ago compared to
Speaker 3: where we were at. It kind of didn't hit for
Speaker 3: me in the same way though obviously directly setting up
Speaker 3: season three. And also, you know, we get those moments
Speaker 3: like the kind of opening shop from Fallout with all
Speaker 3: of the NRC coming and stuff. So yeah, it's like
Speaker 3: it's cool, but it didn't. It wasn't fully satisfying for
Speaker 3: me as a finale. What do you feel like?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought, listen, there were some fun stuff we
Speaker 2: didn't mention. Steph who we discover, Oh yeah, it was
Speaker 2: actually Hank's wife pre war. She as you mentioned, she
Speaker 2: made her way to meeting from a Canadian internment camp
Speaker 2: where one of her either her sister or her friend
Speaker 2: her I don't know the relationship.
Speaker 3: Maybe I don't know. It was some a female woman
Speaker 3: in her life, in.
Speaker 2: Her in her life, who was she she was very
Speaker 2: close to died and it's she ends up, she's depicted,
Speaker 2: and I think it actually fleshes out. This was actually
Speaker 2: pretty satisfying to me because you realize that Steph's not
Speaker 2: just seven is really mean okay, oh yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: and she is has almost no warmth to her. But
Speaker 2: I thought this backstory did a good job of explaining
Speaker 2: why that she's so driven, driven for security, driven for safety,
Speaker 2: driven to find anybody who can get her into a vault,
Speaker 2: and she finds Hank.
Speaker 1: And driven toward.
Speaker 2: Power and security, and you understand it through this. But
Speaker 2: over and I guess we should talk about the stare.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Yeah, let's talk about that quickly. So
Speaker 2: Elder Quintus, now the wars between the Brotherhood factions is ongoing.
Speaker 2: Quintuses faction has taken casualties, they're in the fight, and
Speaker 2: ultimately Dane comes through passes some schematics.
Speaker 1: Elder Quintus is like, what's that? And He's like, and
Speaker 1: he says, in his.
Speaker 2: Inimicable way, you know, I tried to bring peace, but
Speaker 2: now I will bring war, and he like like unrolled
Speaker 2: the schematics and it's Liberty Prime baby from the cut
Speaker 2: the Iron Giant that were super Robot from a Fallout
Speaker 2: three and four. And you see that it's labeled the
Speaker 2: Alpha version, So this is clearly a pro type version.
Speaker 2: Maybe they'll build a better one, but pretty exciting. That
Speaker 2: was exciting that we may see Yeah, uh, Liberty Prime
Speaker 2: unleashed on the Wasteland in the next season.
Speaker 3: It definitely feels like season three is going to be
Speaker 3: very four o three heavy. Also, you know, we Maximus
Speaker 3: has that great line where she's like, well, there's a
Speaker 3: war and it's all my fault, and he's like, welcome
Speaker 3: to the Wasteland. Like that's just kind of how it is.
Speaker 3: And I actually think that if they lean into the
Speaker 3: chaos of the Wasteland next season, they lean into New Vegas,
Speaker 3: they set center on the war and maybe balance that
Speaker 3: with the character stuff. I think we could be in
Speaker 3: a really interesting place. I'm I'm definitely I'm definitely excited,
Speaker 3: not ax not as excited as I was post season one,
Speaker 3: which is kind of funny because I felt like the
Speaker 3: first half of the season was actually far superior to
Speaker 3: season one.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it just loses uneven steam and lost it steam.
Speaker 2: They spent too much time on too many plot lines.
Speaker 1: It didn't matter.
Speaker 2: I also felt like the we talked about it a
Speaker 2: little bit, there's a flashback inside of a flashback in
Speaker 2: this yes, in this show, which I feel like lizen.
Speaker 2: I love flashbacks, I love multiple storylines, I love multiple
Speaker 2: timeline But that's a lot. That's a bit much, and
Speaker 2: hopefully they do pick it up. I would give it.
Speaker 2: I'd probably give it overall a C for the season
Speaker 2: three and a.
Speaker 3: Half out of five for the really good stuff, but
Speaker 3: probably i'd say like a C plus for me, probably
Speaker 3: because that was stuff I really loved. But yeah, I'm excited.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to see where we go next. And guys,
Speaker 3: if you were loving it, or if there was some
Speaker 3: really cool Easter eggs that we didn't spot that you
Speaker 3: kind of feel like a setting up season three definitely
Speaker 3: hit us up in the discord because we know you
Speaker 3: guys were loving the show.
Speaker 2: The next episode of Extra Vision, we're drawing our swords
Speaker 2: and going deeper into Night of the Seven Kingdoms episode
Speaker 2: five in the name with our Ravens report.
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