The Fallout TV series has just premiered its second season on Prime Video. Everyone has been so excited to see the story continue, including actor Walton Goggin

Perhaps the most important piece of the Burning Springs update is the central hub of the new section of the map. Highway Town is a shanty town built on top of a freeway overpass, requiring an elevator for entrance. It's here that you can shop for supplies, take on a mission or two, and, most importantly, get bounty assignments from The Ghoul.

The actors tease how the show’s second season cranks up the weird with wilder worlds, bigger betrayals, and surprising twists.

In an interview with Mashable, Fallout co-creator and showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet revealed she would steal cold fusion, the revolutionary, limitless power source introduced at the end of Season 1. That technology continues to play a big role in Season 2, as the forces of the wasteland jockey to control it — and the fate of the world.

Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins return as the hopeful Vault veteran Lucy and the world-weary ghoul in the winning adaptation of the Bethesda Studios game.

Ella Purnell discusses Lucy's loss of innocence, her complex relationship with the Ghoul, and her inner doubts in Fallout Season 2.

Based on the popular video game, the entertaining post-apocalyptic series picks up where it left off as Lucy (Ella Purnell) and The Ghoul (Walton Goggins) head off to New Vegas. The first episode of the dystopian series is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

We're turning on dark mode and presenting Walton Goggins with the very best Walton Goggins questions we could find on the internet. This is the WIRED Complete Interview. Okay, here it is. True story. Never told it on camera before. Here we go. Why Dale, are you single? Just kidding. I'm married. So why did they make the ghoul so sexy?