Fallout season 1 was pretty good on its own, but it also promised an even wilder second season to diehard fans of the games, especially those who love New Vegas. Of course, everyone is now eagerly awaiting updates regarding when Prime Video’s hit show will be in front of cameras again, and showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner have something to say about that.
The Hollywood Reporter recently had a chance to talk to the creatives, who admitted that the mainstream popularity of the show has been “an immense surprise,” explaining they made it with the fans (and themselves) in mind first. The full interview is worth your time, as they get deep into a number of interesting questions, but we’re surprised about how open they already are when it comes to the work currently being done on season 2.
Regarding a potential numbers of seasons for the show, especially now that it’s confirmed to be a big hit, they’re not committing to a rigid ‘shape’ for the overarching story, it seems: “So our hope is to end every season with a semi-satisfying, semi-open-ended kind of shape. Look, we’ve talked about three seasons and we’ve talked about five seasons. Given the success of the show, five is suddenly feeling a little more appealing,” said Wagner. They’re well aware that the industry is “a temperamental thing” and are treating each season as potentially the last, trying not to leave too many plot threads up in the air.
