Yesterday (15 January 2026), however, Amazon Prime dropped the bombshell that a Fallout spinoff show is coming. Fallout Shelter – the app-based game, where you build your own vault and grow its inhabitants – is going to be made into a reality show. Sounds more 'Sellout' to me.

Although best known for his work in TV and film in the ’80s and ’90s, Stern has continued to appear regularly on modern TV. He had a recurring role on Aidy Bryant’s Hulu series Shrill, and had a starring role in the most recent season of Apple TV+’s For All Mankind. His part in Do You Want Kids? is now being recast.

Fallout season 2 seems to have less buzz than season 1, so how is that translating into the actual viewership numbers this time?

Fallout Shelter is coming from the same minds behind Squid Game: The Challenge.

Prime Video is officially moving forward with another show based on the popular Fallout video game franchise. Fallout gets a competition series The Amazon-owned streamer is developing Fallout Shelter,

Fallout Season 2 continues to engage the viewers on Prime Video. While the show has sparked a lot of conversation around certain departures from game lore, it has strategically revived a favourite element that longtime fans thought was lost forever.

Lucy and the Ghoul finally make it into New Vegas in 'Fallout' Season 2, Episode 5. The show's executive producers and production designer discuss bringing the video game location to life.

Amazon’s live-action Fallout show, which is currently in the middle of season two, has been a big hit for the tech giant. Now it seems to be doubling down on the franchise with a Fallout -themed reality show, which is currently looking for contestants.