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Just to clarify, the Vault 4 residents aren't still experimenting on those people. The women in the cryo pods are all pregnant with who knows what kind of hybrid monstrosities. So they can either thaw them out and have them end up like the woman in the previous holotape, or they can keep them frozen and monitor them and make sure they aren't suffering. Aside from their weird surface rituals, these people are actually good and kind!
Walton Goggins really raised the bar on how a gunslinging cowboy (hero and otherwise) should be portrayed on screen. Him rocking the ghoul makeup whilst acting even made it more impressive!
@@volourn9764its not that u have a different opinion its just that ur opinion is shit. Even the creator of fallout said he loves the ghoul. U just cant watch something unless theres constant action bc u have the attention span of a child.
Sonny! That 'cooling' comment literally made me spray what I was drinking onto the opposite wall! Damn, dude. Also the simultaneous "Dogmeat!" was just adorable. Fantastic episode and a fantastic reaction as always, you two. Can't wait for the next one!
15:20 - If you think about it, he didn't need the dog to track the head at all. He no longer cares about the head, he wants to find Moldaver, and he knows she's at the Observatory. So he rescused the dog just because he likes dogs. A bit of his humanity returning. Sowing on Lucy's finger and taking in a little part of her is more than just physical.
Yeah. It's not just the outside world having an effect on Lucy, it's also Lucy having an effect on the outside world, including Cooper (and Maximus for that matter since it's this episode).
I actually think that Thaddeous may have taken FEV and he'll be a super mutant at some point. I know Maximus said "ghoul" but he also said the Fiends from the bridge scene were cannibals but they are actually just massive chem users.
The Ghoul didn't sew his finger back on. He sewed Lucy's finger on. Ghoulish regeneration works in mysterious ways. I highly recommend that you watch the show again after you finish episode 8. There is so much that feels different when watching the second time through. They have been drip-feeding us hints and clues through the whole season. I have been enjoying your Fallout reaction videos very much.
Your reactions are always great! Commenting for the algorithm… I think the term you were looking for to describe the relationship of two words that mean different things in different languages despite looking similar is “false cognates”. 👍
@@vkdeen7570 Makes sense. According to the Ghoulish perk you heal trough radiation. And there is surely still a lot of radiation about everywere. It would also be poetic justice for someone from the Brotherhood to turn into their own enemy.
Give an example to follow... We easily criticise Maximus. Maybe all he need to see there's other way. But also Lucy must toughen up too. Both characters are evolving.
And that's why the gulpers in the show here look different and have human features. I think the power core decision in the game would come down to people looking up whether it has any actual consequences or not. If the game would just close that part off regardless of your choice, then a lot of people would of course go and take the core, as the implication alone wouldn't really be enough to sway them into the opposite direction. More importantly for the scene in the episode though is that it shows that Lucy has a very positive effect on the world around her, causing Maximus to really grow as a character. This goes back to the Ghoul episode where Cooper told her she would basically become him, given enough time, due to the world changing her. But right at the end of that episode we also see Lucy having an effect on him when he watches one of his old movies and his old self sort of talking to himself, realizing that he became strong and ugly, but lacks dignity - just like the villain in the movie. The Ghoul wanted the head for the bounty originally, but I think he only put together that the bounty giver, Moldaver, is the same Moldaver that he knew from back then, when he saw the wanted poster for her. So his priorities might've changed.
I truly enjoy these reactions. Watching this episode, I felt I needed more Goggins, but it was another strong one nonetheless. I look forward to your next Fallout reaction.
If you haven't played the games, and want to discover everything through the series, this might be considered spoilery. According to game lore, ghouls are mutated by radiation exposure. So whatever chicken-lover gave Thaddeus probably didn't turn him into a ghoul. The main theory is that he gave him FEV, the virus that turns humans into Super mutants.
The writers made a mistake making the reactor of the vault in the show powered by fusion cores, they arent nearly that powerful. Vaults are powered by full size nuclear reactors.
But if a subsystem is damaged, beyond repair they might need a supplement system to assist it, powered by a fusion core. We also know lower drain g6or long is better for any battery, FC too. High intensity drastic power uses drain it way faster... like running in power armour.
@@MolnarG007 There no evidence that fusion cores power vaults at all in the games. They are expendible and short lived power sources, the US went through dozens of them on every single power armour in operation anchorage, they simply arent powerful enough to power a vault. Look at the size of a real vault reactor compared to the fusion core, it would be like trying to run an electric car on a duracell battery.
@@eraldorh read my comment fully please. Might i add Super Duper building, Satellite station, Museum is powered the same. From engineering pov some TVs, light and elevator isn't the end of the world, these vaults had very limited population. And we know these things generate electricity without the FC, limited. If you think about it a wind turbine also has battery, helps with temporary storing, managing impulses, regulating, etc. We can't know how many capacitord and batteries are in any other power generators, systems. A regular car used it's engine but you can't ude it if someone stole the battery from it. Yes I'm giving excuses, but this isn't that far fetched.
What kind of experiment is that is being carried out in 33 should have been clear for a long time. You only have to look at the people who live there, especially Lucy. Everyone is nice and naïve, absolutely not aggressive and peace-loving and oversized polite. The only person who stands out is her brother, who doesn't want to fit in, who is bored with everything and who shows interest in something for the first time when their bunker is attacked. He is fascinated by death. I wouldn't be surprised if he's a psychopath. He shows no emotion and does not seem capable of empathy. He asks another how his day was after so many deaths. For us it was funny, but if you look closer, such things are signs of psychopaths, sociopath. This also explains why brainwashing and proper social education in this environment did not work for him.
Personally, I think he's the most put together person in the Vault, except perhaps - perhaps - for Lucy. He's certainly one of my favorite characters. Hell, I'd rate him higher than Cooper.
@@sergioaccioly5219 The fact that he seems relatively normal only shows that he is not normal. The advantage of being a psychopath/sociopathy is that society doesn't have much influence on you. You simply lack empathy and understanding. To call Norman normal means at the same time that all the other people around him are not normal. But they are, and normal people are like that if they were brought up according to the social rules in which they live.
@@TomTomson81 I didn't say he looked normal. I saidhe was the most put together. He started noticing discrepancies and followed them wherever they went, instead of meekly accepting the official line. I think that he was disconnected from Vault life exactly because he resented the fakeness inherent to it. This was his first oppportunity to find new truths.
@@sergioaccioly5219 You can only recognize fake if you have examples that show an alternative. But that is not the case in such an environment. He only showed interest when acts of violence took place before his eyes for the first time. That's when the fascination began. And apart from fascination, he has not shown any emotion so far, only interest. He was never afraid. He sees a mountain of horribly mutilated corpses and is fascinated. On the other hand, there is his friend, who is really understandably afraid. The two were not only filmed together to show that they have a difference in size. There you show a normal reaction and that of Norman. The series doesn't do this without intention. He wasn't happy for his sister or disappointed that she was getting married. For the entire series, he is an absolutely emotionless character. On top he is extremely smart. In a normal environment, he would have the best prerequisites to be a serial killer. I wouldn't be surprised if the character was named Norman to refer to Norman Bates. Just as reference is made to the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. So I think Lucy is clearly the Good, Maximus becomes the Bad (that's clearly being worked towards, Anakin/Darth Vader plot) and the ghoul is the Ugly.
I mean during McCarthyism, anyone who was even slightly left-leaning or was otherwise inconvenient for the government was labelled a communist, so it wasn't necessarily always connected to one's ideology in the US.
Both communism and fascism are evil ideologies that exist only to cause pain and misery to others. My country lived through them both thanks to the Nazis and the Soviets. I’d rather die than have to suffer through either of these regimes.
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Danish Word of the Day:
MOVE = FLYTTE
"If my dad would find out I've killed an entire community, his heart would break."
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He'd be so proud
4:14 in our timeline, it's "right wing" and "white supremacist"
Just to clarify, the Vault 4 residents aren't still experimenting on those people. The women in the cryo pods are all pregnant with who knows what kind of hybrid monstrosities. So they can either thaw them out and have them end up like the woman in the previous holotape, or they can keep them frozen and monitor them and make sure they aren't suffering.
Aside from their weird surface rituals, these people are actually good and kind!
Walton Goggins really raised the bar on how a gunslinging cowboy (hero and otherwise) should be portrayed on screen. Him rocking the ghoul makeup whilst acting even made it more impressive!
Nah. The Ghoul is the most boring of the three main ones. Hes not even a top 10 character. Way better pre war.
@@volourn9764 You ARE watching the wrong show. These opinions scare me. No brain... no pain
@thedrewdawg1378 oh noes. Someone has a different opinion and isnt a lemming. THE HORRORZ!
@@volourn9764its not that u have a different opinion its just that ur opinion is shit. Even the creator of fallout said he loves the ghoul. U just cant watch something unless theres constant action bc u have the attention span of a child.
Opinions are like assholes, we all have em.. unfortunately yours stinks more 🙏🏻@@volourn9764
I've watched/am watching about 6 Fallout reactions, and "Cooling that cooch" was the best initial reaction to that scene 🤣
Nice to see Erik Estrada of C.H.I.P.S. fame, still getting work. And can't emphasize more, Dallas Goldtooth in "Reservation Dogs"
Sonny! That 'cooling' comment literally made me spray what I was drinking onto the opposite wall! Damn, dude. Also the simultaneous "Dogmeat!" was just adorable.
Fantastic episode and a fantastic reaction as always, you two. Can't wait for the next one!
When Thad takes out the fusion core theres the loot drop sound effect from the game
Wilzig should have listened to the creepy salesman back in episode 2.
About the Ghoul vs the Brotherhood, I'll just say that Cooper did read the dawn manuals.
Cooper does _not_ drive that thing like a fuckin' shopping cart!
15:20 - If you think about it, he didn't need the dog to track the head at all. He no longer cares about the head, he wants to find Moldaver, and he knows she's at the Observatory. So he rescused the dog just because he likes dogs. A bit of his humanity returning. Sowing on Lucy's finger and taking in a little part of her is more than just physical.
Yeah. It's not just the outside world having an effect on Lucy, it's also Lucy having an effect on the outside world, including Cooper (and Maximus for that matter since it's this episode).
Remember in episode 2 when the shopkeeper laughs at Lucy and says: "I thought all you sardine f---ers were dead". Well it wasn't that far off.
Golden rule. Like, comment and subscribe as you would like others to like, comment and subscribe.
I actually think that Thaddeous may have taken FEV and he'll be a super mutant at some point. I know Maximus said "ghoul" but he also said the Fiends from the bridge scene were cannibals but they are actually just massive chem users.
They could be cannibals.
"The Fiends" *were* cannibals, see "Cook Cook" for example ;)
Giving up a fusion core is kinda difficult in the game 😅 I had to give up a couple to complete a quest and TBH I was a little salty lol
Kat pulling "The Institute" theory card out on Vault 33. And, I think she may be onto something.
Most of your questions will be answered, have no fear. Of course they'll raise a few more, but that's for another season.
In the games (at least since FO3), radiation heals ghouls. As for Muldaver, I believe in the “Synth Theory”.
I have a feeling Thadeus got a big dose of the FEV virus, That would be insane
The Ghoul didn't sew his finger back on. He sewed Lucy's finger on. Ghoulish regeneration works in mysterious ways.
I highly recommend that you watch the show again after you finish episode 8. There is so much that feels different when watching the second time through. They have been drip-feeding us hints and clues through the whole season.
I have been enjoying your Fallout reaction videos very much.
I swear that foot healing scene is right up there with Ethan re-attaching his severed hand in RE8 😂
The institute is from Massachusetts Commonwealth
Your reactions are always great!
Commenting for the algorithm…
I think the term you were looking for to describe the relationship of two words that mean different things in different languages despite looking similar is “false cognates”.
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i love how you both know the games, and and comparing how well this series translated the "Fallout world" into a new media..
I think the stuff Thaddeus took is going to wind up being FEV, and he's going to show back up as a supermutant.
if this happens, it would be amazing if he could keep his voice as is so it would be Johnny Pemberton's voice coming out of a supermutant body
supermutants don't really heal like that.. it looks like a nod to the trait/perk "ghoulish" from in game...so I'd say he's a ghoul is most likely
Probably just a ghoul though, cause it's been mentioned in 4 that there's a chem that causes ghoulification.
@@aka_Slinkythat's exactly what I want 🤣😍🤣
@@vkdeen7570 Makes sense. According to the Ghoulish perk you heal trough radiation. And there is surely still a lot of radiation about everywere. It would also be poetic justice for someone from the Brotherhood to turn into their own enemy.
Give an example to follow... We easily criticise Maximus. Maybe all he need to see there's other way. But also Lucy must toughen up too. Both characters are evolving.
And that's why the gulpers in the show here look different and have human features.
I think the power core decision in the game would come down to people looking up whether it has any actual consequences or not. If the game would just close that part off regardless of your choice, then a lot of people would of course go and take the core, as the implication alone wouldn't really be enough to sway them into the opposite direction. More importantly for the scene in the episode though is that it shows that Lucy has a very positive effect on the world around her, causing Maximus to really grow as a character. This goes back to the Ghoul episode where Cooper told her she would basically become him, given enough time, due to the world changing her. But right at the end of that episode we also see Lucy having an effect on him when he watches one of his old movies and his old self sort of talking to himself, realizing that he became strong and ugly, but lacks dignity - just like the villain in the movie.
The Ghoul wanted the head for the bounty originally, but I think he only put together that the bounty giver, Moldaver, is the same Moldaver that he knew from back then, when he saw the wanted poster for her. So his priorities might've changed.
I truly enjoy these reactions. Watching this episode, I felt I needed more Goggins, but it was another strong one nonetheless. I look forward to your next Fallout reaction.
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Kat you do fine in explaining things with out spoiling and so does Sonny
16:16 oh gawd, the Minutemen radio tunes. 🙉
5:38 they are just maintaining what was there and ensuring they don't get out
Such a good episode. Gosh this series is so good
"How am I NOT dead!" lmao
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Best intro? 😂
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I can't wait to see ya react to the last episode two weeks from now lol
If you haven't played the games, and want to discover everything through the series, this might be considered spoilery.
According to game lore, ghouls are mutated by radiation exposure. So whatever chicken-lover gave Thaddeus probably didn't turn him into a ghoul. The main theory is that he gave him FEV, the virus that turns humans into Super mutants.
He is actually turning into a super mutant.
The writers made a mistake making the reactor of the vault in the show powered by fusion cores, they arent nearly that powerful. Vaults are powered by full size nuclear reactors.
But if a subsystem is damaged, beyond repair they might need a supplement system to assist it, powered by a fusion core.
We also know lower drain g6or long is better for any battery, FC too. High intensity drastic power uses drain it way faster... like running in power armour.
@@MolnarG007 There no evidence that fusion cores power vaults at all in the games. They are expendible and short lived power sources, the US went through dozens of them on every single power armour in operation anchorage, they simply arent powerful enough to power a vault.
Look at the size of a real vault reactor compared to the fusion core, it would be like trying to run an electric car on a duracell battery.
@@eraldorh read my comment fully please. Might i add Super Duper building, Satellite station, Museum is powered the same. From engineering pov some TVs, light and elevator isn't the end of the world, these vaults had very limited population. And we know these things generate electricity without the FC, limited. If you think about it a wind turbine also has battery, helps with temporary storing, managing impulses, regulating, etc.
We can't know how many capacitord and batteries are in any other power generators, systems.
A regular car used it's engine but you can't ude it if someone stole the battery from it.
Yes I'm giving excuses, but this isn't that far fetched.
What kind of experiment is that is being carried out in 33 should have been clear for a long time. You only have to look at the people who live there, especially Lucy. Everyone is nice and naïve, absolutely not aggressive and peace-loving and oversized polite. The only person who stands out is her brother, who doesn't want to fit in, who is bored with everything and who shows interest in something for the first time when their bunker is attacked. He is fascinated by death. I wouldn't be surprised if he's a psychopath. He shows no emotion and does not seem capable of empathy. He asks another how his day was after so many deaths. For us it was funny, but if you look closer, such things are signs of psychopaths, sociopath. This also explains why brainwashing and proper social education in this environment did not work for him.
Personally, I think he's the most put together person in the Vault, except perhaps - perhaps - for Lucy. He's certainly one of my favorite characters. Hell, I'd rate him higher than Cooper.
@@sergioaccioly5219 The fact that he seems relatively normal only shows that he is not normal. The advantage of being a psychopath/sociopathy is that society doesn't have much influence on you. You simply lack empathy and understanding. To call Norman normal means at the same time that all the other people around him are not normal. But they are, and normal people are like that if they were brought up according to the social rules in which they live.
@@TomTomson81 I didn't say he looked normal. I saidhe was the most put together. He started noticing discrepancies and followed them wherever they went, instead of meekly accepting the official line.
I think that he was disconnected from Vault life exactly because he resented the fakeness inherent to it. This was his first oppportunity to find new truths.
@@sergioaccioly5219 You can only recognize fake if you have examples that show an alternative. But that is not the case in such an environment. He only showed interest when acts of violence took place before his eyes for the first time. That's when the fascination began. And apart from fascination, he has not shown any emotion so far, only interest. He was never afraid. He sees a mountain of horribly mutilated corpses and is fascinated. On the other hand, there is his friend, who is really understandably afraid. The two were not only filmed together to show that they have a difference in size. There you show a normal reaction and that of Norman. The series doesn't do this without intention.
He wasn't happy for his sister or disappointed that she was getting married. For the entire series, he is an absolutely emotionless character. On top he is extremely smart. In a normal environment, he would have the best prerequisites to be a serial killer.
I wouldn't be surprised if the character was named Norman to refer to Norman Bates.
Just as reference is made to the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
So I think Lucy is clearly the Good, Maximus becomes the Bad (that's clearly being worked towards, Anakin/Darth Vader plot) and the ghoul is the Ugly.
He’s definitely not a psychopath, and I have not seen enough evidence of sociopathy to believe that claim.
The Other Side: Fascist...that's just a word used to describe people who aren't insane.
I mean during McCarthyism, anyone who was even slightly left-leaning or was otherwise inconvenient for the government was labelled a communist, so it wasn't necessarily always connected to one's ideology in the US.
Both communism and fascism are evil ideologies that exist only to cause pain and misery to others. My country lived through them both thanks to the Nazis and the Soviets. I’d rather die than have to suffer through either of these regimes.