Fallout TV series: 10 Emmy nominations for season 2 and a new game in the works

In brief

• The Fallout TV series has received 10 Emmy nominations for season 2, but none for acting.
• Season 1 earned 16 nominations and won 2 awards at the 2024 Emmy Awards.
• Walton Goggins, who plays The Ghoul, is being seen as snubbed for an acting nomination.

GAME-scanner analysis

The Fallout TV series has once again made an impression with 10 Emmy nominations for season 2, confirming the show’s continued popularity. Season 1, which received 16 nominations and won 2 awards, set a high bar. The lack of acting nominations, despite strong performances from actors like Walton Goggins, raises questions about the Emmy jury’s criteria. Goggins’ portrayal of The Ghoul is widely regarded as one of the show’s standout performances, making the discussion around his snub even more interesting.

In addition, the news that season 3 is currently in production is a sign that the series is maintaining its momentum. That opens the door to more storylines and the chance to refine both production and performances based on viewer and critic feedback.

What does this mean for players?

For fans of the Fallout franchise, the continuation of the TV series is an exciting development. It not only offers more content to enjoy, but could also boost interest in the games. Rumors of a new Fallout game in collaboration with Obsidian and Bethesda are especially promising, given Obsidian’s earlier success with Fallout: New Vegas. That could mean players may soon be heading back into the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout for a new adventure.

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