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Wastelanders and Vaultwellers, welcome back to the Fallout lore cast. We are discussing the final episode of season two. And when I say we, I've got John back.

John's back.

You know John from, well, first of all, we did the recaps of all of season one just, what, two months ago?

And yeah, and so John's back to talk to me and you all about his thoughts on the final end of the season and all of that.

But we also do the Retro Recall podcast together where we get to go revisit games we haven't

played in 30 years like Teenage Mutantage Turtles and Battletones and all sorts of things.

So go check that out.

And of course, he does the 40K lore cast and all of that.

John, welcome back. I'm so excited to talk about this episode with you and recap the season a little bit. It was a really nice recap and had some amazing elements to say the least. I was, my wife was confused why I was tearing up at one point. She said, oh, yeah, yes. Yes, we're going to get there. For sure. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, there are some great moments. This is a wonderful finale for the season, but there's so much to cover. So I don't want to take too much of your time. We're going to get right into it. And I've, typically I try to go scene by scene, but there were lots of intercuts on this episode. So we're going to go kind of topic by topic. So let's start it off. Let's start with the Legion. We have some very quick moments, but very important moments with the Legion and McCauley Colkin's character. What did you think about that? Well, first of all, I was confused why we had McCauley Colkin for like seven minutes of a show up until this point. I'm like, did they really just not use him? He's kind of a famous actor. right right we should have more of it but I did like I like that we kind of brought the legion back in

because one

thing I I'm like, did they really just not use him? He's kind of a famous actor. Right. We should have more of it.

But I did like, I like that we kind of brought the Legion back in because one thing I was upset about up to this point was a Legion was something that was mentioned. And one thing for me was as a player of the games, I know the Legion. I know him through. Right. But I was having to explain to, so I watched it with my wife, who's never played a single minute of Fallout.

I'm having to explain to her what the Legion is. Why this is such a big deal, all these things. So I like them bringing the Legion back in. And obviously the discovery of Caesar saying there shall be no more, I guess, sorry, Kaiser. I shall be no more Kaiser. I am Kaiser, I am the legion it ends with me is is the actual quote on the

yeah and then mcculley caulking going no it doesn't yeah it just he eats the he kills the guy

eats the thing swallows it yeah and uh becomes the new kaiser um so it makes sense that he was

cast for something bigger than this which I assume is going to play into

season three, and I'm getting a little ahead of myself. But if they continue into Colorado

and further to the east, that's probably more Legion territory. Yes, very much so. I mean,

that's where the Legion supposedly came from. Right. So it probably still is, I would assume. But

that also opens up the ability for them

to kind of go in any direction because now they're not stuck with the things we know about New

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