The Fallout TV series has just premiered its second season on Prime Video. Everyone has been so excited to see the story continue, including actor Walton Goggin

Perhaps the most important piece of the Burning Springs update is the central hub of the new section of the map. Highway Town is a shanty town built on top of a freeway overpass, requiring an elevator for entrance. It's here that you can shop for supplies, take on a mission or two, and, most importantly, get bounty assignments from The Ghoul.

Ella Purnell discusses Lucy's loss of innocence, her complex relationship with the Ghoul, and her inner doubts in Fallout Season 2.

In an interview with Mashable, Fallout co-creator and showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet revealed she would steal cold fusion, the revolutionary, limitless power source introduced at the end of Season 1. That technology continues to play a big role in Season 2, as the forces of the wasteland jockey to control it — and the fate of the world.

Fallout” is back with Season 2, starring Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, Aaron Moten and Kyle MacLachlan, and Rotten Tomatoes Critics are loving it so far.

The second season of “Fallout” continues in the wasteland of post-nuclear America. The Ghoul and Lucy MacLean, an optimistic Vault dweller played by actor Ella Purnell, continue searching for Lucy’s father, Hank MacLean, played by Kyle MacLachlan.

Prime Video's post-apocalyptic drama "Fallout" has returned for Season 2, and it's even bigger and more explosive than the first. Inspired by the beloved video game, in Season 1, creators Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner followed naive vault dweller Lucy MacLean (Ella Purnell) as she left her luxurious underground home for the perilous outside world

The biggest surprise of the new season is how well it strikes a balance between silliness and seriousness, writes our reviewer. (Oh, and more Kyle MacLachlan.)