Fallout
The End
TV Flash files “The End” as the hour the catalog opens — Fallout (2024–present) on Prime Video, season 1, episode 1, aired 2024-04-10, 75 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S01E01: listed hour 1 of 16 in the Fallout guide, first listed hour of season 1. It aired 2024-04-10 (75 min). No earlier hour is listed in this guide. Next is “The Target” (S01E02).
April 2024 Prime dump. The End is a title doing a bit and a tone contract: vault brightness, wasteland joke, no homework required.
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
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Viewer FAQ
Where does The End sit in the Fallout guide?
S01E01 is listed hour 1 of 16 — first listed hour of season 1, season 1 episode 1.
When did Fallout S01E01 air?
The End aired 2024-04-10 and is listed at 75 minutes.
Do I need to play the Fallout games?
No. It is a shared-universe series, not a beat-for-beat remake of one title. Players will catch extras; newcomers get a complete show.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Watch it as the Prime dump that made lore-cops look like a side quest: vault satire, wasteland Western, Goggins as a ghoul cowboy, and a second season that already has the tags arguing about whether success counts. Funny on purpose. Nasty on purpose.
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