Ben Lindbergh

Also, we get young Hank sitting in on a very momentous meeting.

And Hank says, I asked Betty if I could take notes on this one.

She said, yes, the young, eager beaver Hank.

So Betty was in the meetings, but she may not know about the automated man.

However, Hank does because he was there and we even see him eagerly standing up out of his chair to get a closer look at the gizmo as fake Robert House presents the device that we have gotten to know so well.

So again, Betty may or may not know about the water chip failure.

Hank definitely knows about the whole automated man project and he's been in on it from the start.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Maybe it's the CGI de-aging that makes him unable to hide his emotions.

So he's a little better at the clandestine subterfuge as an older man.

But we do hear a little bit more from Fake House, who says, Robco presents the automated man.

Spent a lot of time trying to make my machines more lifelike, but hey, works the other way around too.

And we learned that Vault-Tec and Robco have always had a special arrangement, quote unquote.

It's like a special relationship between the US and UK.

We know that House has multiple vaults and Barb is not in on everything.

And this is maybe the first indication.

that even though she is in charge of the vault projects, as we know, and FEV and everything else seemingly, at this stage, at least, she's in the dark about a lot of stuff.

Because House tells her, fake House, you must have missed the telegram.

You're paying me for this.