Youre right that ghoulification is a genetic thing and that the bombs dropping caused many of them, but people get ghoulified later on in the lore too, not just from that event

i never played fallout and I just binge watced the entire season a few days ago. I have been watching deep dives and breakdown videos ever since. So I love the show and I'm trying to learn as much as i can about the lore. your videos are actually the best Ive seen on this so far.

Yeah the gulper in the show is a completely different creature than the far harbor gulpers. I think its odd that they chose the same name, but at the same time that happens irl too so idk

Walton hands down carried the show. He’s definitely been a favorite actor of mine since childhood. I’ve told people Lucy is who the show follows and is about but Walton is essentially the MAIN CHARACTER/Lore for the entire show 😂 I also like how once he heard Lucy’s last name he was intrigued and didn’t off her right away but kept her out of curiosity and in the last episode we see his plan worked

14:45 I watched it with my grandma, and she loved it. She's not a fan or familiar with Fallout at all, but the show definitely got her interested and she enjoyed every bit of it.

Wait, the budget was only 150mil? They did damn good with that budget.

I don’t play Fallout, but my daughter plays Fallout 4 so I am familiar with the game.   When the show came out, I told her that we should watch it & we loved it!  10/10

Also interesting fact that a lot of the people hating on the show forgot, is that there was already a serum in the series that prevents ghouls from going feral. Its one of the biggest motivations of one of the stories in the Nuka World dlc.