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Fallout, the Prime Video show based on the game series of the same name, is in production on its second season with stars Walton Goggins and Ella Purnell to return as the Ghoul and Lucy. After last season revealed that Lucy’s father Hank (Kyle MacLachlan) was revealed to be working for Vault-Tec and that the Ghoul's family is alive, the two set off in hot pursuit to a fan favorite location, New Vegas, with some set locations already revealed for the Season 2 setting.

Fallout shows the gritty, wild-west-like post-apocalyptic world where 1950s society meets alternate historyin a mash-up of genres. There are high expectations for the second season of the show, understandable given the popularity of the games, and Goggins' latest progress update on Season 2 assures fans that the show will be matching those expectations.

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Fallout season 2 gets a new production update, confirming that filming has been delayed due to the California wildfires. Based on the beloved video game franchise of the same name, the Prime Video series premiered last year, becoming a major viewership hit.

Deadline now shares a new update regarding Fallout season 2, revealing that the show was set to resume filming this week on Wednesday after a holiday break. Due to the devastating wildfires that are currently raging throughout parts of Southern California, however, this filming date has tentatively been pushed back to Friday. It sounds like there's the possibility that it will be pushed back further depending on the status of the fires.

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Get ready to crawl out through the fallout once again, as Walton Goggins revealed production is officially underway on Fallout Season 2. While his co-stars, Ella Purnell and Aaron Moten, got to wear comfy vault suits and fly around in high-tech, fusion-powered power armor, Goggins was buried under an intense layer of prosthetics to turn him into The Ghoul. Due to mutations in his DNA caused by extreme radiation, The Ghoul has wandered the wasteland for over 200 years, and transformed into a vicious killer. Goggins gave an intense performance as the ghoulish bounty hunter in Season 1, and he's back to do it all again in Season 2, because, as any Fallout fan will tell you... war never changes.

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The update was shared by series star Leslie Uggams, who will return for Season 2 to reprise her role as Vault 33 Overseer Betty Pearson. Uggams addressed the status of Fallout during an interview with Screen Rant at New York Comic Con to help promote the digital release of Deadpool & Wolverine, in which she also appears. According to the actor, Fallout Season 2 will officially start filming in November, making it a matter of weeks away before everyone is back on set.

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