Daniel Chin

And using FEV, he started turning all of these humans to create his own army of super mutants.

Hmm.

And we saw a little bit of the CGI Ron Perlman green skin, but with these super mutants, most of the time they have green skin.

They're bigger and stronger than humans.

They're immune to disease and radiation, crucially.

There are also some...

Super Mutants, known as the Nightkin, who have blue skin due to prolonged exposure to stealth radiation.

Curious to see if they're going to come to play at all.

But for now, with Super Mutants, I mean, they appear all throughout the Fallout games.

They're not always evil.

They're often intelligent beings.

And in many of the games, you work with them.

They're like ghouls.

They're often outcasts and enemies to the human race.

Which is a story element that a lot of the games really focus on as they're being oppressed and trying to gain more rights for themselves.

Yeah, this definitely felt, at least to me, like doing a lot of setup for where the series is going.

To your point, there's a lot of where the show could go from here.

I think this is probably too much for them to get into for the last couple of episodes.

I suspect that there's going to be some sort of big setup for the super memes to be a bigger part of season three.

And maybe that comes into play with