Oh Brotherhood Where Art thou?!? | Fallout Ep 1x7 Reaction & Review | Prime Video
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"Where are all the teenagers in the vaults?" Off doing 'cousin stuff'.
"How does the elevator work without the power core?"
Same way it works with the power core. There's a counterwieght (it's typcially the mass of the car plus about 50% or the capacity displayed on the little plaque inside), so a lot of the lifting is just gravity; and when the car goes up, most of the power used is smoothing out the ride rather than actually lifting anything. And there's probably a regenerative drive in use too, which makes the draw of power less when moving.
Elevator worked cause they still had aux power, as Lucy said, without the core will run out fully in few days.
@@elvisibra My point was that elevators use a lot less power than people might initially think.
@@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t Yes that is true.
Yes that is true for some type elevators. @@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t
@@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t Agreed. Elevators don't dead lift the entire weight of the passengers and the car.
What a beautiful message Nerdy. One day when i grow old, i'm gonna tell my daughter those exact same words. i'm just typing this in here in case i need the bail money, cuz i'm 100000% sure i'm getting locked up.
I suppose then that ladies should forego Clones of their fathers. (?)
Red rocket is indeed a thing.
Re:Kids in vaults, remember the first episode, Lucy is giving American history classes to a classroom full of kids
That’s interesting. I just assumed 1 kid. Due to breeding tactics for reasons… there’s only 2 parents in the show. Both from vault 31
@@superscheu The vault in the show never really showed that many people probably for budgetary reasons, but each vault has between 200 and 1000 people.
@@superscheu Most vaults have hundreds of inhabitants, with inbreeding in 200 years being a real issue. They need enough to avoid that issue for that period if they don't plan on killing them off for scientific research in the first few gens.
Except for memory town
"Gary gary gary gary gary?" Gary! Gary...
Translation: "Are there clones in fallout?" Ha! Maybe...
Beat me to it! lmao. Gary!
@@gordonhowett7529 GAAAARRRYYY!
hahaha, GARY!
Gary?... GARY!!
Gary? Gary!
10:24 - That 'yeah, of course' from Maximus is a big deal, if you think about it. His life ambition was to be a heroic knight. Now he's willing to give that up and walk away, for a chance to be happy and safe. That's all he really wants. But, in Vault 4, he was still willing to give up that safety when he saw Lucy in danger.
I love how when Norm's hacking the terminal, it's the same computer hacking minigame from the Fallout games.
Yeah, that got a good laugh from me. I'm glad that they included it
People with dogs know what red rocket is
You see kids at the very first Lucy scene in episode 1 where she’s teaching American history
Ghoul wouldn't have healing powers like that, we saw earlier THE Ghoul had to sew his finger on, I think he's actually turning into a super mutant.
In the FALLOUT 3 game (If my memory doesn't fail me, I'm old though), the glowing ghouls do an explode move that heals and even resurrect fallen feral ghouls so... Depends on the ghoul and how long he has been ghoulified I guess...
The FEV virus when inhaled can make ghoul-like mutant, rather than a super mutant.
See Harold, a unique victim of the FEV-2 strain.
14:12 They don't have any Spam... they do however seem to have a lot of Cram!
Its just like SPAM only More Radioactive.
23:40 Lucy's job was history teacher. We saw a classroom full of kids in the first episode. I think they're not around afterwards for the reasons you said - expensive to have kids hanging around. Bonus points if it plays into the 'out of sight, out of mind' attitude towards children back then - especially during adult functions like voting, group meetings, and weddings.
No one is catching Erik Estrada :(. It's been too long since I saw Ponch in something other than a timeshare ad lol
Agreed. Erik hasn't changed too much. Good to see him again
And it's perfect he's dressed as an NCR Ranger, too... Closest thing to CHP that exists in the Fallout world.
@@andyb1653 spinoff where we follow him as an NCR Ranger and what happened to him after the fall?
'I love a good fiddle' you say that now, wait till its been playing for 32 hours straight and Preston is caling yet again about a settlement that needs rescuing.
Critics. Why can't people just be nice?
"This is a message for the General, return to the castle"
props to Maximus for coming clean to Lucy, especially after telling Thadeus the truth and how he reacted
There has to be kids because they showed Goosey teaching a class and it could not have been more than a year ago.
Remember, "Moustache Man" offered to help Wiltzig grow a new foot in Ep2 as W and Lucy were fleeing Filly.
I would call him "Chicken Man" instead but that'd get him in the same bag as Gus Fring and they're not cut from the same cloth at all lol
I'd suggest we call him "Charlie" as an homage to Charlie Chaplin's ill fitting bowler. In the credits he's credited as "Snake Oil Salesman."
@@pabloc8808 he is to be called the chicken stuffier hens forth
The Ghoul is a true Anti-Villan. He may have a good goal of some time in mind, but he does NOT have any intention of using good methods to obtain his goal.
It is why him watching his old show was so impactful.
He used to view himself as a good guy (he didn't even want to fictionally kill someone), but he put his mirals aside and compromised.
Repeat that for 200+ years, and you get the ghoul.
Lack of children is a bit of a in-game joke, I think. Most communities in Fallout games have only one or two children. And in Fallout 4 , before release, the game makers removed the children skeletons from when the bombs dropped because someone decided it would be too disturbing.
Wasn't there a quest in Fallout 2 that had to do with kids underground and the "child-killer" perk ? I think there was a big commotion then about the possiblity of killing kids ingame and since that time children are usually in cut scenes only or quest specific ( just like the short scene in Lucys introduction ).
@@fzwilling It wasn't really a quest, that I can recall, but a couple of the little bastards would happily make pick pocketing checks against you when you passed by and were camping a vaguely important door. If they got something important (one stole a quest item from me once) and you didn't have the skill to pick-pocket it back... well...
For fairly non-surprising reasons it was better to load an old save or even restart than continue with that 'perk'.
In the first episode Goosey was teaching children history in the class.
But I'm too thinking, that children absence mostly is just a game reference (and production cost cut too, of course).
In REAL FO, kids exist, and you can kill them en masse if you choose to. I chose not to.
I think it may also have been a cost and contract thing, working with child actors.
The dog cx-404 is a girl so no rocket at all
24:18 - The screen as Norm hacks into the computer is the InGame Terminal hacking minigame from Fallout 3 and 4 (can't remember if also Fallout: New Vegas). Even at the top it says "Attempts left".
Yep, it is the same in New Vegas.
Favorite quotes:
Klarus: “Or is a fiddle”😂
Nerdy: “your mind is fascinating place” 😂
As to how much Spam they have in the vault, it's actually called Cram, so I imagine they can fit quite a bit in there.
Hahaha, that tracks.
16:43 So, this is in 2077 not 1935, where they had a nuclear revolution and not an industrial revolution we had. Furthermore, he isn't 'willing to spy on his wife because she's a working girl' or 'in the 50s'. He is heartbroken over knowing there is something sinister about his wife's work and the lies she is adding in to their marriage.
Nerdy is lucky he's cute
It is a thing though.
Nerdy watching one piece anime is sexy asf Clarus.
is he cute or is it his personality thats cute i like his personalty tbh
You are cuter, Clarus 😸👍
South park is where me and most of my peers learned red rocket. And that was like early 2000s if not late 90s
i learned it just by having a dog lol
Red Rocket was in the South Park episode "Proper Condom Use", Season 5, Episode 7.
Original Air date aug1 2001. Soon 23 years ago.
I feel so F'ing old...
Unfortunately, red rocket is indeed a thing. Learned it growing up. I don't like it lol
I've already watched the whole season and I love watching it again with your reaction and comments
What's fun is that the black scientist in the video is the same guy that Cooper shot a commercial with in the previous episode.
Steph being assigned Interim Overseer of Vault 32.
Remember the list they found of all Overseering coming from Vault 31? Steph is also from Vault 31. And now an Overseer.
All of the games have contradictory lore, the show's no different.
It's almost always just small things that don't matter all that much, like the origin of jet. Sometimes it's bigger, like whether ghouls need to eat (that boy in the fridge...).
That's just what happens with 30 odd years of universe development.
One of the reasons some people have an issue with it is Todd Howard's justifications for that. They could have just said 'we try our best to make the lore consistent, but sometimes mistakes happen'. Instead his taken take seems to be 'some stuff changes between games, that's just how it is, accept it'. Which implies keeping things consistent is something they'll shrug off when it suits them, not somthing they strive for.
Many kids were in cutscene in ep1!)
11:03
Hahah 😂 now that was cute too 😋
Someone seemed a bit distracted during this viewing.
24:02 part of the overseer's job was population control to maintain a balance of resources. Most of each of the vaults had children (unless there was a specific reason to not have them 😏), but you weren't allowed to just procreate willy nilly because you could potentially cause the overall failure of your vault if you did.
yes but each vault in this show had classrooms with many desks and we see a classroom in episode 1 with many children
Maximus ripping through the innocent Vault 4 dwellers reminded me of Peacemaker and Bloodsport annihilating the rebel compound in The Suicide Squad.
Clarus is fixated on a "rocket coming out of a thing"? Symbolism?
In Fallout 4 that fiddle music is what you hear when you liberate The Castle and The Minutemen take over.
The Red Rocket Thing with dog pe#*s comes from Southpark. I dont wanna get into Detail 😅But yes it is a Thing 😂
its been around way way way before south park lol
Best video ever: Someone used the term 'penultimate' correctly! Blessings upon both of you.
It is fiddle music, by the way, not violin music. The best (serious) way of making the distinction is that the violin is a melody instrument while the fiddle is a rhythm instrument. The music broadcast by KPSS can also be heard on Minutemen Radio in Fallout 4.
It is also a call back to Agatha's radio station in Fallout 3 after you do her side quest to find a famous violin.
Part of the Red Rocket thing is an allusion to that you can get Dogmeat as a companion early on in Fallout 4, where he's hanging out at a Red Rocket.
I think the fact that you find Dogmeat at a Red Rocket is a reference to Laika, the Soviet dog who orbited the Earth
why would you give spoiler for the game he is gonna play? Recommend deleting it.
@@MolnarG007dude needs all the spoilers he can get judging from his Fallout 1 gameplay
@@pabloc8808 i think its a reference to a dogs red rocket
@@pabloc8808 might be, but it also might be a reference to a south park episode.
Yes, it's a thing.
"Are there clones in Fallout?"
[Gary has entered the chat]
GARY!!
[Gary has entered the chat]
Gary!
[Gary has entered the chat]
Gary!
[Gary has entered the chat]
Gary!
Ha ha ha. Gary.
Cockroaches and Hipsters surviving the apocalypse. Figures.
I'm SO pumped for the final ep. You guys are gonna have so much fun...
This show is SO WILD.
That is the medicine of 2296, not 2077.
🧐
Better living through chemicals?
😁👍
This is canon... according to Todd Howard... so the "people who are complaining are doing so because their opinion of things (almost certainly the NCR timeline and the fall of Shady Sands doesn't agree with their own calculations... because the rest of the timeline on the board in vault 4 adds up fine...
In the beginning for Lucy she was teaching a full classroom on ethics I can’t remember the subjects ❤
Okay, so Nerdy, is 'antepenultimate' your second favorite word? Because it means the third to last in a series, but I never see you using it~!
Red Rocket very much is a normal name for it.
5:45 patrolling that Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
I am glad I found your channel and been enjoying the content but I think I know your twin Nolan Cooley. You guys are identical in looks.
Vault 31: "But nothing can breach it!"
Norm: ".....Grond will breach it"
Sometimes ya gotta snoop…
"Red Rocket" is a thing, as described. As kids, most of us had dogs. Occasionally, one would be "at attention." It was a strange thing for 6 year Olds so we gave it a cutesy name. I haven't heard that term in decades. Of course, I haven't been 6 in dedades.
yep can never forget the first time you see one we also called them lipsticks for the little guys lol
I grew up in rural Kansas and one of my best friend’s family bred and trained dogs, so it was very much in our childhood lexicon.
not sure where it originated but there was def an ep of Southpark that mentioned the red rocket in relation to dogs. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Game reference - The armor in the opening scene is the armor of the NCR faction, and the woodden shack the live in is from Fallout 4.
A big feature in Fallout 4 is the ability to build Settlements (you can build houses and almost run your own version of The Sims in the game if you add some mods). Part of the Building system is access to some prefab constructions and the wooden shack they live in is one of those prefabs available to the player when building!
unless one of more than 100 specific vaults gets mentioned, this isn't a spoiler, but yes there are clones in fallout. there's a vault full of clones of one guy named gary.
There’s a pretty graphic South Park about red rocket. So I guess it IS a thing…
I really love the brutality and gore in Fallout, but honestly torturing and killing children really doesn't have to be the case. I'm glad that this is left out in the series and in the games.
install 'kill kids' mod,
fast travel to little lamplighter
This episode literally has a woman being eaten alive by human-fish hybrids she was forcibly impregnated with, moments after giving birth, but killing children is going too far?
I'm not diagreeing with you, btw. But I would love people to spend more time internallt interrogating why they feel the way they do about certain things.
I love that the residents of Vault 4 are such good people that they see banishment and 2 weeks of supplies as the ultimate punishment 😂
Goocy? Gucy? Goosey?
Buckle up for 8.
One vault just had a guy named Gary and a cloning machine
I think it's hilarious that the Gary vault wasn't even about cloning. It was about giving people a bunch of guns. The whole cloning thing was a side hustle.
Came for the reaction, stayed for the dating advice
It's a thing.
it's a thing
Episode 1 showed a lot of children in school where Lucy was teaching them history
The show takes place in 2296.
There were two groups of prisoners the 1st group you saw was the ones who didn't throw the food at the beginning. The guards were different for each group.
29:27 Nerdy's come way too close to being a tradwife coach there. 😅
It important to show off the one nail that lacquered the best ;) Fiddles=violins. Some fiddlers flatten the bridge is all.
so funny, u cute. love from Russia!
In the first episode they had Lucy teaching a history class to a bunch of kids when she went over her activities, but that was the last we saw of any of them.
We get snow in california. Even in the southern california. In fact this year the winter was so cold it snowed in los angeles which is rare. Last time that happened i believe it was the 80s
Don't blame Reddit Nerdy, put "red rocket" on South Park for their episode popularizing the expression lol
Lucy is the classic first play through "hero" character. What a great line "if my dad found out i destroyed an entire civilization to save me, it would break his heart."
Really sums up her character.
The fiddling is probably a reference to Fallout 3, one of the side quests you can run into.
Im pretty sure (without checking to back my facts) that the music is a reference to the castle in Fallout4, and that no one likes the minuteman radio. I think its the same shitty violin but I might be wrong.
@@TaengJr Yup, the fiddle music is straight from the Minute Men radio in Fallout 4.
red rocket been a thing before south park lol
@@Ferdawoon Actually the Fo4 Minute Man music is from Fo3, it's from a side quest for an old lady named Agatha, she sends you to a vault to find a famous violin. Afterwards she plays it over the radio.
@@spanners7343 Nice. It really really do be suckin so, I guess I'm with the people in the traps. Turn it dooown!
Yes, it is a thing. I've raised dogs for over 30 years and yes it is a thing.
11:00 "I love a good fiddle" - just so long as you don't do it in public, dude. It'll get you in trouble.
Penultimate episode hype! I love Goosey!
Star Trek Cruise left out of L.A. last year, Perfect timing for the snow storms that came through!
It took me the second viewing to realize Cooper's ad was with vault 4 and the scientist from the clip.
Yes, red rocket is a thing. It was a thing long before the World Wide Web existed.
From what I've seen, most of the lore complaints are about the timeline. But this seems to be a misinterpretation of the chalkboard in the vault 4 classroom.
11:22
"The chicken-f*cker, right...."
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Erik Estrada was the Dad in the opening. I have seen snow in LA... IN THE SUMMER. Freak Blizzard hit the grapevine and it snowed right into the edge of LA in July.
it IS a thing
The difference between a violin and a fiddle is that a violin has four strings, and a fiddle has foe strangs.
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It's called getting older sorry
"your on your own goosie"
HAHAHAH oh man, I just immediately thought of that super early south park episode, Proper Condom Use, only place I ever heard red rocket :P
Never thought I'd hear Overwatch talk here. ^^
If you're right about the "Farva" guy being a drug dealer, that's an immaculate pull because I've seen the show a bunch of times and watched other reactions and never got that impression, but it would explain so much. That would be a very direct explanation for why he's got a shotgun in his mouth, IF he's supplied by those morons at the super duper mart that Lucy cleared out and the ghoul had cleaned out their stock. If they're not supplying anymore, he's going to be hit up by regular customers now at risk of going feral. And giving people a cure that would make them dependent on him is definitely in his moral wheelhouse from what we've seen.
Full Fallout game franchise spoiler/speculation below.
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I saw some Fallout players react and they speculated that the Chicken lover guy had access to FEV and used that on Thaddeus. Would explain his sudden regeneration. Now the question is, will he stay a Ghoul or will he turn Super Mutant?
@@Ferdawoon I'm willing to believe what's immediately presented, too. If you remember Hancock, he is a post-war ghoul from an experimental chem he took in Fallout 4. And also, that's F4 was written by Bethesda directly, too. Not saying they wouldn't go with old lore, but they never seemed to address that road to ghoulishness in a long while and may have been burying it. We also saw that other post-war ghoul who was going feral. It seems to fit.
@@jackmacgillicutty8045 I had honestly forgot about Hancocks backstory! Been years since I played Fallout 4! But yeh that makes sense as well. We know about the Vault with the faulty door which caused ghoulification so we know there are multiple ways for it to happen.
Loving these reactions! Loving the fallout 1 playthrough aswell! Keep it up! 👍
Gary? Gary!
Please, please, please, Nerdy Nightly, react to the South Park episode "Proper Condom Use", Season 5, Episode 7 (Original air date August 1, 2001) for more hilarious "red rocket" insanity.
GROND! GROND! GROND!
Its a thing. I remember us kids yelling "RED ROCKET" when a dog had a boner and giggle. Kids. 😅
Gary
If you want robots that can get impregnated by humans, you should read VURT by Jeff Noon. :-D
I don't think Thaddeus is a Ghoul, I think he's becoming something much worse.
That guy can power a whole Vault, or a suit of Armour, please it's not like someone would just leave a suit lying around is it.
And it's 2296 not 2077 lol
Penultimate is a good word, but everyone overlooks the other words in that group.
Ultimate is the last something. Penultimate is the one before last. Antepenultimate is two before last. Preantepenultimate is three before last. Proreantipenultimate is four before last.
I know "red rocket" from South Park