her away on his shoulders after saving her life.

Nice to see Macauley Culkin in this episode. He is incredible in his turn as Ceaser's right-hand man, Lacerta. Feels strange seeing him in a role that isn't Kevin McAllister though.

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fallout. Cooper Howard was a good man whose soul was corrupted by the harshness of the nuclear apocalypse, but there's still some good that resides in him. He does, after all, rescue Lucy from The Legion, and he seems to show some compassion towards her when he carries #Fallout

abhorrent Xander.

There's some strong character work for the Ghoul (Walter Goggins) too. We get some more backstory for him where we learn about his kindness when he was a soldier fighting in the war, which shows how much he has changed for the worse after the nuclear #Fallout

is evident throughout this episode. Xander's death may be a tad predictable, given that Maximus literally states his intentions to kill him earlier in the episode, but the way he is murdered via an axe to the head is extremely effective and a deserving climax for the #Fallout

to those kids, as some of them are nearly burned alive for being Ghouls by Xander (Kumail Nanjiani). Fallout is one of those shows that does extremely well at sticking to its established tone, and the mix of the dark post-apocalyptic world with moments of black humour #Fallout