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+     |epname = The Golden Rule
      |epdate = 2025-12-24
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      |epnum = 204
-     |epname = Episode name
+     |epname = The Demon in the Snow
      |epdate = 2026-01-07
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+     |firstwatched = 2026-01-07
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+     |thoughts = So Thaddeus impersonates Xander... this explains why they had to set things up with Maximus going out with one of Xander's spare power armors rather than his own.
+I feel like the show is beating one particular point over the audience's head many many times so we can't possibly miss it. Various groups see the conflict in the world and come to the conclusion that the solution is to make it so they're the only group out there. Conflict solved forever! But of course in reality one party left to its own devices long enough will have internal divisions, so the hope of ever having One Group is a fool's quest. We're seeing this with the various chapters of the Brotherhood of Steel fighting. We're seeing this with Vault 32 and Vault 33 being in conflict over resources. We're seeing this with the two factions of Caesar's Legion.
+We see deathclaws in this episode, and they're portrayed pretty impressively I think.}}
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      |epnum = 205
-     |epname = Episode name
+     |epname = The Wrangler
      |epdate = 2026-01-14
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+     |firstwatched = 2026-01-14
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+     |thoughts = Escaped from those deathclaws relatively easily. Given that they seem confined to that section of the city, I wonder what keeps them fed and happy in there?
+Pre-War continues to be some of the most interesting stuff. I don't know how many seasons they're thinking about for this show, but it seems like they'd naturally run out of stuff for that section first if things went on too long.
+So the lady Howards are indeed frozen in the Vegas Vault that Hank has taken over.}}
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      |epnum = 206
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+     |epname = The Other Player
      |epdate = 2026-01-21
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+     |firstwatched = 2026-01-21
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+     |thoughts = I thought that Super Mutant voice sounded familiar. And yep, in the credits, [[Ron Perlman]].
+So uhh, [[Michael Emerson]] from early last season was ''also'' present pre-War? This all seems very complicated.
+Also pre-War, Coop gets into the case Hank is guarding, and it seems to be the injector we saw used to store the cold fusion in Michael Emerson's head last season. But when used on Hank it instead seemed to produce the cold fusion vial thingy--but with fewer lights. Do they have to collect various Vault-Tec people to unlock the full thing?}}
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      |epnum = 207
-     |epname = Episode name
+     |epname = The Handoff
-     |epdate = 2026-01-28
+     |epdate = 2026-01-27
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+     |firstwatched = 2026-01-28
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+     |thoughts = I'd seen people theorizing that Thaddeus was something other than a ghoul but... I'm afraid dude is just one ''particularly messed up'' ghoul. Extra mouth near his shoulder, and his damn arm fell off.
+So past Cooper Howard managed to get cold fusion to President [[Clancy Brown]], but clearly this did not save the world.
+Virtual Mr. House is inconsistent with the game. I was wondering if they'd use the same image from the game or an image based on the current actor, but instead they just have video footage in green. That's definitely a different thing altogether--the original game could've used a 3D model tinted green if that's what they'd wanted.
+I've sometimes said this show has more stories going on than it will show each week so it feels like each story is getting a 5 episode season. But this episode actually had some time for all the major parts, I think. Lucy and Hank, the Ghoul, Maximus, Norm and Bud's Buddies, continuing events back at Vault 33.
+I'll just paste this that I wrote in a chat with [[Josh Teeters]] rather than rewriting: "Something in the Fallout show I've been wondering about: How important really was Vault 31-32-33? At first glance it seems like a lot of effort put in to have these groups controlled for centuries by Vault-Tec employees. But as time goes on we've seen that a lot of the people who were frozen don't seem like the cream of the crop. We've also seen that they could tell which water chips would go bad, and so knew that 33 would be getting a faulty one. And the leader of this project was only important enough to get a damn Roomba for his brain. So was this yet another weird project, but this one played on employees? How well can a series of inexperienced middle managers do when faced with real problems?"}}
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      |epnum = 208
-     |epname = Episode name
+     |epname = The Strip
-     |epdate = 2026-02-04
+     |epdate = 2026-02-03
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+     |firstwatched = 2026-02-04
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+     |thoughts = This did not feel... finale enough. Most of the plot threads were just left hanging. I thiiiink we're mostly done with the New Vegas setting? There's fighting between the NCR and Legion coming (again), but I'm not sure if this is something Lucy and Max will be involved in or it's just part of the cyclical nature of things.
+Still no further insight into what's up with Thaddeus beyond just being one messed up ghoul.
+Macaulay Culkin ending up as the new Caesar I was kind of expecting; they made too big a deal of him in the cast for his appearance in one episode to be it, and what more notable thing could happen to a high-ranking Legion guy?
+So the show's next setting is Colorado... I think that's pretty fresh territory. At least, I don't think it's been featured in any of the five major games or their expansions. The Ghoul seems pretty sure about his family being alive, but uhhh I'm not sure a two-hundred-year-old postcard about a new destination would convince me of that. Maybe "Oh, they lived and died in Colorado a long long time ago!"
+Also coming next season: giant robot.}}
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