Amazon has dropped the entire first season of Fallout on YouTube, ahead of the second season finale which will air next week.
While there are many live-action video game adaptations that have ended up being poorly received, the Fallout TV series on Prime Video has been one of the few to break the curse by actually being pretty good.
The first season attained a 93% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 133 critic reviews, while Season 2 has 97% positive ratings based on the opinions of 107 critics.
If you’ve been meaning to check out the Fallout TV series but haven’t got a Prime Video subscription, Amazon has just given you the best opportunity to do so by uploading the entire first season to watch for free.
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The first season, which totals eight episodes, is available to watch by going to Prime Video’s YouTube channel and watching the episodes there.
Amazon is calling the release a Fallout Season 1 Full Episode Watch Party, with each episode being dropped in batches at a rate of two per day, one at 5PM PT and the other an hour later at 6PM PT (that’s 1AM and 2AM GMT for those of us in the United Kingdom).
All Eight Episodes Of Fallout Season 1 Will Air For Free On YouTube This Week
So far, only two episodes have been released, but the entire season will be available there by 31 January.
Amazon has also confirmed that the episodes will be taken down on 11 February at 11:59PM PT (almost 8AM in the UK), so you’ll need to be quick if you want to watch them all.
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Meanwhile, the second season of Fallout is currently airing on Prime Video, with the eighth and final episode expected to air on 3 February.
The series details the adventures of several characters living in a post-apocalyptic America two centuries after a nuclear holocaust, at which point society has broken down.
It stars Ella Purnell as vault dweller Lucy MacLean, Kyle MacLachlan as her father Hank, Aaron Moten as Maximus, a Brotherhood of Steel knight, and Walton Goggins as The Ghoul, a former Hollywood actor prior to the war turned gunslinger and bounty hunter.
The second season is set in and around New Vegas, and adapts various elements of Fallout: New Vegas as well.