Los Angeles, CA – Prime Video has surprised fans once again with a date change for the highly anticipated Fallout TV show. The show, initially slated to release on April 11, has been moved up to April 10 at 6pm PT. All eight episodes will now be available on the same day, accompanied by a special live global fan premiere of the first episode.
Fans who had made arrangements for watch parties or taken time off work to binge-watch the show may be disappointed by the sudden schedule change. However, the earlier release date is sure to excite many viewers eagerly awaiting the adaptation of the popular video game series by Bethesda.
In a recent development, news emerged that Fallout may be getting a second season. A $25 million tax credit has been offered to relocate filming from New York State to California for Season 2. While Prime Video has not officially announced a renewal yet, this move hints at the possibility of another season being in the works.
The Fallout TV show, developed by Westworld creators Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan, is set in the Fallout universe after the events of the video games. Fans can dive deeper into the world of Fallout by exploring exclusive content, including interviews with key figures involved in the show’s production.
For those eager to learn more about the show and its creators, exclusive digital covers and interviews are available to provide insights into the making of the series. With excitement building up for the release of Fallout, fans can expect a thrilling journey into the post-apocalyptic world of the beloved video game franchise.