Nuclear Bomb Scene - Fallout TV Series The Ghoul Past

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Nuke Opening scene, Cooper Howard with his daughter 200 years ago when Shady Sands city got destroyed.
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[Jisim]

Ironically he told her there was no point in running but his instincts told him to run while protecting her child.

[sensoryoverload]

Meanwhile at this moment Nate just got to vault 111 with Nora outside of Boston

[Jestatgothaman]

In some other place in the city, Sara Connor was playing with Children on a playground

[TheMugHoarder]

Man if LA was like this, i cant imagine the firefight House's defenses were putting up over Vegas

[Icecube]

amazing facial acting by goggins. the moment his face changes when he realizes it's real.

[mungre]

That music drop was haunting. An amazing scene.

[iw_legendary_sayain]

As much as i recognize the powerhouse that is Walton Goggins. I gotta point out his co-star she really nailed this one moment. Especially once she realized the cloud was bigger than her thumb.

Her sudden change in motor functions with the absolute shock in her facial expressions really sold it for me. It’s impressive to stand out when you have Goggins on screen. 📺

[Two_Paths]

For me it’s the fear Goggins’ character probably felt knowing he could not protect his little girl.. that’s a feeling that hits deep when you’re a parent. Powerful stuff!

[alchemist]

Walton fuckin rules dude. His face barely changes from when he says "It's just a fire" to realizing that it's a bomb, but there is so much fear etched into his eyes. He was the perfect cast for this

[AlexSaysHi]

If he's a Marine, that means he fought in China. Shit he'd probably seen mininukes in action

[Alex_FRD]

The end of the world, brought to you by Vault-Tec.

[austinpittman]

When you get to the end of the show and you know what he knows in that moment. Good Lord.

[hotfroganimations]

Seriously, this show has real feeling in it.

[DeNihility]

Nuclear annihilation still scares me more than any horror movie. Maybe because it's still a possibility. Love the Fallout games but seeing a depiction in live action always seems to give me chills.

[MrBakku]

At the same time in other places around the US:

Randall Clark was returning to salt lake city after days spending alone in the wilds when his car suddenly stopped, he recognize it as an EMP and promtly covered himself from the flash. His expertise as a survivalst helped him but he would never see his wife and son ever again...

Vera Keyes got stuck in her hotel room at the sierra madre, screaming for sinclair´s help, the hotel holograms recorded her last days looking for him meanwhile a malfunction with the emergency broadcast, caused the Gala Event's broadcasting being routed via the emergency announcement system caused the advertisement for the casino's grand opening to be sent across the airwaves making Vera the eternal ghost that welcome victims of the Sierra Madre...

[KillingJoke]

The nukes in Fallout don't have too much of the "blinding flash" like our nukes because there's something different about how the yield was done in their universe.

They were made to use less of a yield but make the areas surrounding more radioactive out of spite, which was why so many are launched at one area.

The world ended within an hour and 90% of all life died. Scary thing is Fallout 76 showed that there were still plenty of nukes to SPARE even after all of this!

[MrLennart]

That little girl slowly raising her thumb hit me right in the gut. And i love it.

[elliotanderson]

Damn, that microexpression! You can literally see the world collapsing in his eyes.

[thewson]

In all seriousness, we can only hope that this scene never becomes a reality. For the sake of our children and theirs. We fantasize about it, but reality will be so much worse.

[Ecclesia_]

When you are told not to bother to run when the cloud is that big, but when human instinct takes over. When you see danger, you run.