Ben Lindbergh

And really, you know, it's the old golden rule, golden rule debate that these characters have been having all season.

And now he wishes that someone would do unto him as he would like them to do at this stage.

I also enjoy when he was pulling himself up slowly and agonizingly.

The closed captioning gave us flesh squelching.

And also, squelching continues.

I always enjoy a good close captioning of squelching, but that was quite accurate.

And then, a lumbering beast stomps in.

And just when you think that maybe the Deathclaws have come back, nope.

The ghoul is rescued slash abducted, not by Deathclaws, not by Thanos, though there is a resemblance, but by a super mutant played by none other than Hellboy himself,

Ron Perlman.

Yes.

Yes, and I mentioned last week we'd finally gotten Deathclaws.

We still hadn't seen Super Mutants, and we didn't have to wait long because here we have one, one of the good ones.

We did see a dead Super Mutant's hand briefly.

at the enclave base back in season one which tells you a little bit maybe about the history between the super mutants and the enclave but this is huge not only because the super mutants are a big piece of fallout lore but because perlman himself is also fallout legend narrated or voiced a character in virtually every fallout game the guy who has been telling us for decades

that war never changes.

That actor almost never changes.

It's Perlman.

And I was happy to see him have a part in this series.

His voice is so distinct.