Van Lathan

but it touches on some real life actual issues, but the absurdity and the comedy of the boys kind of allow people, it's a little bit more sort of accessible than some of the other shows that might deal in some of these same issues are.

For people that feel like that, I get it, that they wanted kind of more of that, but they're not going for that.

This is a season of TV I feel like to be taken seriously.

They're throwing a lot at you.

I agree.

I think that the boys has to be very battering in the way that they get their message across.

It's not a subtle show at all.

No.

I am surprised at the amount of subtlety that Fallout has been able to generate

You know, at the same time that we're talking about these gigantic existential questions about the future of society, the present of society, what is or isn't Armageddon?

What would you go through to save the world?

It's also marriages and fathers and daughters.

friends you made along the way and what is honor?

Like what, it's all of those things that like are very fundamental to storytelling kind of wrapped up in the same stories we've been telling for thousands of years now.

It didn't.

Why?

Why are we getting married?

What a question.

I see that we're getting married.

So much is happening here.