Fallout TV show season two will premiere this year, as fresh teasers break out of Amazon’s vault and season three gets the radioactive green light

Just days after we learned that the Amazon Prime Video Fallout TV Show crew had wrapped up filming season two, here’s the news as to when it’ll be dropping. Clear out your calendar in the run up to the winter holidays, and also get ready for a third season at some point down the line.

Yep, we don’t yet know if the show will run to the fifth or sixth season that its creators originally intended, but in one fell swoop it now feels a hell of a lot closer to that likely easily achievable goal, trucking along like a Brotherhood paladin with the pain train perk.

Amazon confirmed at its upfront presentation yesterday that season teo of Fallout will be premiering this December- that’s December 2025 just to erase all doubt. It also set in stone that a third season has been given the go-ahead already, meaning the show’s future, which wasn’t really in any doubt, is sorted in advance of this second trip to the wasteland airing.

Nice. “The holidays came a little early this year – we are thrilled to be ending the world all over again for a third season of Fallout,” reads a joint statement from the show’s executive producers Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy (thanks, IGN), “On behalf of our brilliant cast and crew, our showrunners [Geneva Robertson-Dworet] and [Graham Wagner], and our partners at Bethesda, we’re grateful to our incredible collaborators at Amazon MGM Studios and to the amazing fans as we continue our adventures in the wasteland together.”

While we are having to settle for a release window rather than a concrete date, in very Fallout show style, a couple of fresh teasers for season two aired at during that Amazon upfront appear to have somehow popped up online. They certainly look genuine, which makes it even weirder that they’ve not just been put out via the show or Prime Video’s official accounts following the event.

The first one offers another quick look at Lucy and The Ghoul making their way towards the new setting of New Vegas, while the second features Walton Goggins as pre-war Cooper Howard advertising a bunch of different products – including a stay at the Lucky 38, because New Vegas. He seems unhappy being an ad-man, and towards the end there’s some blood splattered across the screen, because violent things are afoot.

Let us know what you’re hoping to see from seasons two and three of Prime Video’s Fallout below!