It was glorious.

And, funny enough, the look in Adam's face too.

That was fantastic.

We are all witnesses to that bet. It must be honored.

OMG that was literally the best thing that could have possibly happened all 4 eyes almost fell right out onto the floor.

She nailed it. I wanted to reach through the screen and give her a comforting hug.

Terrific scene! Such a cutie pie and totally nailed her performance.

She is stupendously adorable.

Is there context for that line?

@@mimiisaac6788 One of the questionable things people were told during the cold war was that if they saw a mushroom cloud and could block it out with their outstretched thumb then they were far enough away to be okay.

Cowpokes take it as it comes

Yeah I definitely want to hear more about that.

Perforated bowel? Not a problem! Nothing a dose of stimulants can't fix!

Well she wouldn’t have needed to staple herself then; it should’ve been healed.

Its not magical, stimpaks have backstory too.

@@grimmwerks She still needs to level up her Medicine skill, to make stimpaks more effective.

Like someone else said it's not magical, there's a reason for how they work.

Even now in the year of our lord 2024 I have girlfriends that wore their mother’s wedding veil, grandmother’s wedding jewelry, etc on their wedding day

dane is an even greater friend than most realize. they were maximus' only friend and their promotion would leave maximus completely alone. they sacrificed their ambition so that maximus could thrive away from that environment.

The way his whole voice and demeanor changed over the course of three lines in that interrogation scene gave me chills.

@@vinsanity40kshe was scared don’t lie

@@metalhead522 *they were

@@paharris4266 you can call her they all you want.

We better be getting a season 2 with that evil freaking season 2 hook at the end.

My only complaint about this show is that we did hear "Big Iron" at any point, we better get it next season.

@@foulrot By the tease at the end I bet we will, if we didn't it would be like _a kick in the head_

@@foulrot what a great song

All those burps, farts, and uninteresting parts!

She was Jeri Hogarth's love interest in season 3

Isn't she also in the Boys college spinoff Gen Z?

@@nickyutzy4788No, both are of Indian descent but she looks nothing like the Gen V actress imo. The Gen V actress is also 10 years younger.

I remember her big break globally was the probably the movie Kama Sutra (no, it's not porn, it's actually a great movie) along with Indira Varma (from HBO's Rome and Game of Thrones). Naveen Andrews from Lost and The English Patient is in it too.

I wondered why fallout 4 had Halloween decorations on some of the houses in sanctuary

@@clintbrew October 23, 2077

It was even more common in the past, especially after Queen Victorious popularized the whole concept of a “white wedding” with a fancy white ball gown and a big cake made with refined white sugar. But even then, that was mainly a tradition observed by the nobility and wealthy class, as textiles and clothes were much more expensive than they are now , because while machine sewing and mechanized looms to weave fabric were common, a person still had to cut, assemble, and stitch that garment together. And that’s not even counting embellishments like lace, embroidery, or beading, which would have all been done by hand (and in many cases still is done by hand today in sweatshops where workers earn Pennies an hour for their work). Working class brides wore their Sunday best or had a communal or family gown that was likely adjustable to account for the different measurements and proportions of brides so things could be taken in or let out as needed. White sugar was also more expensive because it required extra processing to get that fine crystal structure. Regular folk would’ve used unprocessed cane sugar, which has a more beige/tan color and bigger grains, or even brown sugar, molasses, or honey to sweeten baked goods as they were cheaper.

The fact he straight pulled that out of his butt and got it first try XD He earned at least HALF that grand for that alone

Especially if he likes Revenge Narratives 😁

Especially since he likes Revenge Narratives. 😁

Is the story available in any other format?

@@ernstfrutphlinguhr2494 There's this TV show called Fallout, you may have heard of it

especially after the finale...

damn the bombs dropped on my bday, what a present to me ig lol

Just fyi, the Brotherhood of Steel game isn't canon at all, especially since it contradicts a lot of stuff in the games that came before it. And with Tactics, it's sort of up in the air. It's not *technically* canon, but the other games have canonized bits and pieces of it. One notable example is the Midwestern chapter of the BoS being cut off from the rest.

@@eddmario I just listed all the games, wasnt gonna bother with canon for people who haven't played most of them anyway. Also to give examples of the different territories the games have visited.

Thanks for the timeline!!

Then the DC branch had a "fallout" and was kicked from the California branch

Then Arthur Maxson fixed everything.

​@@unxprienced9548Lyons went off script and focused their resources to help the locals and not collect technology, that's why the outcasts split off. They continued the real brotherhood mission and it wasn't until Elder Lyons died and Arthur Maxon became elder that they mended the relationship and rejoined the larger brotherhood

@@shoot646 Though the eastern brotherhood was still different, at least in new vegas vs Fo4. Far more aggressive, unified and territorial. The west coasters were divided into chapters and were insular while the east coasters were empire building, actively recruiting outsiders and also focusing on wiping out the mutants and ghouls. It looks like they've united under the eastern doctrine now, which would explain why the NCR is on the backfoot.

@@simonbarabash2151 that was Lyon's doing, we was part of the western brotherhood and he went off script to help locals and hunt super mutants. That's why the outcasts split, they still held the Western Brotherhood's ideals. It was Maxon that brought the outcasts back into the brotherhood and got them back on task. They're still just a detachment of the same brotherhood as in the west.

You should go back to their reaction to the LAMB trailer. it still makes me LOL.

Oooo. Yeah. Didn’t even think of it but that would be good.

Eh idk he’s a pretty meh actor and in interviews has negative charisma

@@rantalmore TIL opinions can, in fact, be objectively wrong :P

@@natsinthebelfry oh no a guy in KZfaq comment section disagrees with me. What ever will I do? 😆

I had to double check if it's the same actor!!?

That's not the Prydwen. The Brotherhood canonically has multiple airships in their disposal. Hell, even the original games made by Black Isle Studios mentioned them.

@@eddmario But for the people who played Fallout 4 and mainly sideded with the brotherhood if you see that airshift you are going to call it the Prydwen atleast on the first look at it.

@@thessjbacca5177 True. Hell, when the first trailer released people on the Fallout subreddit were complaining about it because it meant that certain endings of F4 were made canon, when in reality it was confirmed long ago that the show wouldn't make any specific endings from any of the games canon.

@@eddmarioit 100% is the Prydwen. There's a shot where, when you zoom in, you can see the name on the side

@@WestCoast408 It was confirmed before the show releases that it wasn't the Prydwen and is a different airship called the Caswennan. The name being on the side of the ship was more than likely either a mistake the effects team made or they recorded the footage used of it for the pitch to Bethesda and Amazon.

*actress

I knew I recognized them from somewhere, thanks!

@@alexfilma16 Actor, according to their IMDB.

@@NevTheDeranged *her

@@alexfilma16 *his. He goes by they/them

Yes. That helped

Don't forget Portland 😂😂

I want to know what happened before 2161 and why it's all 1960s ?

In the fallout world transistors, a major part of modern electronics, never get invented, so that's why all the text looks so antique.​@@Dndnerd591

@@Dndnerd591 They didn't invent microchips in that universe so some reason everything is 50's retrofuturistic. Cars even run on miniature nuclear energy

@@Dndnerd591 The in-game reason for it being 1960s-ish is that technology and culture diverged from the real world around the end of WWII . The real world reason is that the world of Fallout in 2077 is based on a 1950s-1960s pop culture idea of the future (like Disneyland's Tomorrowland attractions and the Jetsons).

it's a perfect setup for this show.

Another actor I recognized but couldn't remember where from. Thanks! Also peep Zach Cherry, aka Klev the vlogger from Spider-Man and Shang Chi.

Reactors never recognizes black actors unless it's Denzel or something

ROOTS. She is famous from Roots in the 70s

​@@ghostlee6434 And did YOU recognize her from Roots? I know her well so step back.

And Arcane

There is something in the air, and it is not the gamma radiation.

Yeah everyone has clearly taken the bloody mess perk, it's awsome. 😂