Fallout showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet and actor Justin Theroux recently discussed Robert House‘s recasting for Season 2. Speaking during an interview, Theroux highlighted the show’s retrofuturistic setting and use of “avatars” in a world where people didn’t recognize anyone.

Fallout season 2 has hit and has already set three different Rotten Tomatoes records for its genre after just one episode.

With its first season earning widespread acclaim last year, excitement was building ahead of Season 2, which kicked off on Wednesday, December 17. That optimism faltered, however, after an AI-generated recap released days earlier was littered with errors, sparking fears about the quality of what was to come.

Robert House joining the party in Fallout season 2 is just a reminder that Netflix should get a move on with its own futuristic sci-fi video game adaptation.

The Prime Video series was originally supposed to return on Wednesday, Dec. 17, but season 2 will now premiere Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 9 p.m. ET. After the first episode airs, “Fallout” will return to its previously scheduled Wednesday premieres for the remainder of the season.

Those “double spectacles” would soon be known as bifocals, a creative tweak to glass lenses that changed the way people moved through the world. Centuries later, a unique rethinking of lens-making would again provide a breakthrough in human vision — but this time, for augmented reality.

Prime Video's post-apocalyptic drama, Fallout Season 2, is here, and the premiere episode unravels several mysteries via flashbacks.

Here’s an ongoing list of every Easter egg we spotted in Fallout. [Ed. note: Spoilers follow for Fallout season 2. We recommend watching each episode as they come out first, spotting as many Easter eggs as you can,

Fallout‘s season two premiere on Prime Video featured one of the franchise’s most notorious and important figures, Mr. Robert House. Sin City’s ruler was the only character from the Fallout video games to appear in season one.

Fallout Season 2 is streaming now on Prime Video, and Amazon is celebrating with an entire storefront packed with collectibles, apparel, and more