Fallout 2x7 | Full Length Reaction

First of all, the Ron Perlman Hellboy movies are great - please watch! 😊 I know I said this before, but this is my new favorite episode of Fallout so far. Whoever called this season the bad season must have been watching a different show...🤔😅 The support casting is so fantastic: Eric Estrada, Michael Emerson (Season 1), MacCauley Culkin, Ron Perlman, Natashe Hensridge, Clancy Brown - those actors stand for my teenage years, where my taste in movies and tv-shows was formed...😍 And they've outdone themselves with the title cards this season. A blood red Fallout with the canadian national anthem? Woa...😅 The social/political commentary in this show isn't even between the lines anymore, they're screaming it right into our faces...😂 So, Stephanie is a canadian who escaped a uranium ore work camp. Given her status as a prisoner and that she could escape thanx to a suicide bombing against the power armor clad soldier, I would say she was part of the canadian resistance movement against the annexation by the U.S. The other woman, who died, was her mother. She said herself "I raised you catholic." She gave her daughter the mindset to get through her life: "You climb as high as you can get and survive" and "Don't think about them as human beings, think about them as Americans". And Steph follows her mothers words to the letter. She got a job in Las Vegas, talked to Hank, who got her into Vault-Tec and got into Bud Askins management program. Depending on where you stand she is either a hero or a terrorist. I think Chet is really onto her, she has some plan she is following to hurt as many americans as possible. That explains her detachment from her child or Chet or the vault dwellers in general. I guess relentless hate is what you get when you invade a country and supress its citizens...🤔 The show is really brining out the big guns now...🤯 The events in Vault 32 feel for me like history repeating itself, just remember how the Vault looked when Norm and Chet saw it for the first time. People found out dirty secrets, rebelled against their overseers, attacked each other and died...🫣 I was just like Meesh, I feared for most of the episode Lucy could possibly be swayed by her father to give in. I think she was contemplating everything very carefully and didn't rule the things her father said out at first. The talk with the NCR soldier convinced her in the end that she was right and her dad is wrong. The NCR guy did not just get a "brain cleansing", his entire personality was wiped out and he was degraded to a house slave. It was Hanks mistake to tell her about the mainframe. I can't wait to know how this thing with Diane Welchs head works...😱 Cooper seemed to know about the NCR from their time together (remember he and the NCR go way back). The NCR power armor is sick. It is an older model, but reworked. I love that Maximus is so firmly believing in the good in Lucy. Just like with the ghoul or Ma June, her kind way has a positive influence on the people around her. I don't think Thaddeus is turning into a ghoul . Ithink the snake oil salesman somehow got his hands on FEV and gave it to Thaddeus. I think he will mutate more and more and it won't be pretty...😅🙈 Barb and Cooper seem fine for now, but how did they end up divorced? 🤔 Giving the cold fusion to the president was very likely the mistake that got it in the hands of the Enclave. Just because Ms. Welch was against corporate influence on the government, doesn't automatically mean she is a good person. Even if she is, she could be used and get rid off by the government as soon as they got what they wanted, the cold fusion. Or she did something like Bud Askins to survive and bring her ideas of what is good into the world (being nice, polite, respectful, peaceful...🤔). I don't think Ms. Welch powers the mainframe, she IS the mainframe. I think Hank feeds his victims with her ideals...🤔 To correct that mistake Cooper now gives the cold fusion to House, to gain a powerful ally against the Enclave, to balance the power. It's a fascinating little detail, that the bar "The Wrangler" still exists. Copper met there with the Congress woman. He walks in over 200 years later as The Ghoul and it still hasn't changed much...😊 Robert House accomlished what he wanted, he lives on in non-humanoid mechanical form - as an a.i.