Episode 443: Fallout (2024), Triple-I Initiative, Sonic 3 Casting

Filthy Casuals with Tommy Dassalo, Ben Vernel and Adam Knox

Ben Vernel

Tv & Film, Comedy, Nintendo, Ps4, Xbox, Gamers, Games, Video Games, Ps5, Gaming, Leisure

4.8 • 842 Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2024

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Video games are once again being adapted into TV shows, and our thoughts are once again being adapted into podcasts as this week we talk about the brand new Fallout TV series, with minimal spoilers for just the first 3 episodes. We also talk about further exciting developments in The Year of Shadow, game server shutdowns, and a whole bunch more! Allow your ears to adapt the sound waves they detect into the pure dopamine hit that is a new episode of Filthy Casuals.

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0:00.0	Cross, the new series only on Prime Video.
0:04.0	You're going to be part of a masterpiece.
0:06.0	Evil knows his name.
0:08.0	Detective Alex Cross.
0:11.0	Where he lives.
0:13.0	It was in my house.
0:15.0	His darkest secret.
0:16.0	And when I'm done, the world will know the truth.
0:20.0	Based on characters created by James Patterson.
0:23.4	I'm not a monster.
0:24.4	I don't kill for fun.
0:25.8	Cross.
0:26.7	New series.
0:27.8	Watch now only on Prime Video.
0:32.0	Well, what about it, mister?
0:34.1	What is this fallout stuff?
0:36.6	Fallout is
0:37.6	nothing more
0:38.2	than particles
0:38.9	of matter
0:39.5	in the air
0:40.2	made radioactive
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