In the Fallout games this person has been mentioned since Fallout 2, meaning they've been part of Fallout lore for more than 25 years. In the history of the series this character has been critical to world events, yet we've never seen their face, not even in a picture.

Fallout season 2's finale airs next week, and to mark the occasion, you can watch the entirety of season 1's first and second episodes right now. Episodes 3 and 4 will follow later today, 5 and 6 tomorrow, then 7 and 8 the day after (the 31st of January). Here's the full schedule:

This isn't the first time that Bethesda has allowed people to try out Fallout 76 for free--the game, along with the Fallout 1st paid service, was available for free last month for a week, but only on PlayStation and Xbox. Conversely, the current free trial is for both consoles and PC.

Prime Video has made a last-minute change to its release schedule for Fallout Season 2, giving fans an earlier-than-expected look at how the hit sci-fi series wraps up its sophomore run. According to the updated schedule,

The idea of US hating Canada in Fallout Season 2 surprised many fans when the show took the story north of the border. A brief but powerful flashback revealed that the relationship between the two countries is far darker in the Fallout universe than in real life.

"I actually consider that one of the biggest honours"

In the penultimate episode of Fallout Season 2, major revelations about Stephanie and surprising alliances set the stage for an explosive finale.

Unbeknownst to him (and certainly to the public), the president was already in deep with the Enclave, which concentrates America's pre–Great War power—military officials, CEOs, scientists, and, yes, presidents—into one fascist (and deeply racist) entity.