How to watch ‘Fallout’ online — stream from anywhere

Ella Purnell as Lucy Maclean in Fallout TV show
(Image credit: Prime Video)

Prime Video is upping its game when it comes to new movies and shows, and one recent success that has topped the charts is “Fallout”. After its release on April 10, it has remained in the top 10 ever since, proving its glorious triumph in the entertainment industry. If you’ve seen this epic series floating around on the internet but have no idea where to stream it, we’ve got you covered.  

"Fallout" season 1 channel

“Fallout” is currently available on Prime Video, and you can stream the entire season.

You can now stream all episodes of “Fallout”, meaning a weekend marathon is on the horizon. Each episode is roughly one hour, so you have plenty of content to consume when immersing yourself in the post-apocalyptic world. 

The "Fallout" series of games has always been a massive hit, as they boast a unique retro aesthetic while navigating a post-apocalyptic United States ravaged by the nuclear war. Director and executive producer Jonathan Nolan truly brought this game to life on the small screen, giving us a fun and intense tale of survival. 

Now, with the renewal of “Fallout” season 2, it’s good to know where to stream the first season if you ever need a refresher. Not much is currently known about the second season, but there’s a good chance it will include the deathclaws, a creepy, hostile reptile species that lovers of the game will already know about from navigating the digital wasteland. We can only hope that we don’t have to wait long to see the characters in action again. 

With video game adaptations on the rise, it’s good to get ahead and be caught up with some of the most successful shows. Our guide can help you be a part of the “Fallout” craze no matter where you are in the world.  

How to watch 'Fallout' in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and elsewhere

Lucy Maclean, Maximus, and Cooper Howard in Fallout TV show

(Image credit: Prime Video)

You can watch “Fallout” on Amazon Prime Video with a subscription since the show is exclusive to the platform. 

If you don’t have Prime,  you can sign up for a 30-day free trial. This will let you watch “Fallout” and other shows or movies for free, but you must cancel the subscription before you’re charged. 

Interested in more Prime benefits? Get an all-inclusive subscription to gain access to quick shipping, special deals on your favorite products, and of course, Prime Video. The current cost for membership is $14.99 a month, while students can get it for $7.49 a month.  

'Fallout' TV show trailer and plot

Now that you know how to watch "Fallout", you might be curious to learn more about the characters and narrative before diving in. When the official trailer dropped one month before the show’s release, fans loved it since it captured the vibe of Bethesda's beloved video game series. 

“Fallout” is based on the video game series of the same name. The series explores the aftermath of a nuclear war 200 years later. Lucy (Ella Purnell) must leave an underground vault and venture into the wasteland to find her father. What waits above the surface is more dangerous than the radiation itself. If you’ve played the games, you’ll be familiar with the iconic threats, so I won’t spoil it for anyone new to the franchise. 

I also believe Nolan made the right choice by not adapting the game directly. Instead, the series keeps the lore and dark themes while introducing a completely new story. Watch the trailer below. 

'Fallout' TV series cast

Before going into a new show I always look at the cast out of curiosity. Seeing some names I recognize usually encourages me to watch it even more. So if that’s the same for you, then it’s worth checking out who stars in the hit series “Fallout”. 

Here is the cast for season 1:

  • Ella Purnell: Lucy is an optimistic vault dweller with a peaceful, idealistic nature. Her father Hank is the Overseer of Vault 33. She is one of the protagonists. 
  • Aaron Moten: Maximus, a young, zealous member of the Brotherhood of Steel. He is the second protagonist.  
  • Walton Goggins: The Ghoul, a ruthless bounty hunter with a mysterious past as a human named Cooper Howard. He is the third protagonist, although he is also an antagonist.  
  • Kyle MacLachlan: Hank, the Overseer of Vault 33 and the father of Lucy and Norm.  
  • Moises Arias: Norm, another vault dweller in Vault 33 and Lucy’s brother.
  • Sarita Choudhury: Lee Moldaver, a mysterious woman in Vault 32 who has connections with Hank’s wife, Rose. 
  • Michael Emerson: Wilzig, an enigmatic researcher with a dog companion.  
  • Leslie Uggams: Betty Pearson, a resident in Vault 33. 
  • Frances Turner: Barb Howard, the wife of Cooper Howard. 
  • Dave Register: Chet, a resident in Vault 33.  
  • Zach Cherry: Woody Thomas, a resident in Vault 33. 
  • Johnny Pemberton: Thaddeus, an aspirant of the Brotherhood of Steel.  
  • Annabel O'Hagan: Steph, one of Lucy’s pregnant friends in Vault 33.  
  • Xelia Mendes-Jones: Dane, one of Maximus’s friends.  
  • Matt Berry: A murderous, organ harvesting robot (voice role).  

'Fallout' season 1 episode guide

Ella Purnell in Fallout TV show on Amazon Prime Video

(Image credit: Amazon Studios)

“Fallout” season 1 has eight episodes, each around one hour long. There are also some short bonus features you can watch on Prime Video that give you more insight into the series. 

Check out our episode guide below:

  •  S1 E1 "The End" — 1 hr 14 min  
  •  S1 E2 "The Target"  — 1 hr 5 min  
  •  S1 E3 "The Head"  — 57 min  
  •  S1 E4 "The Ghouls"  — 49 min  
  •  S1 E5 "The Past"  — 45 min  
  •  S1 E6 "The Trap"  — 1 hr 
  •  S1 E7 "The Radio"  — 1 hr 1 min 
  •  S1 E8 "The Beginning"  — 1 hr 2 min 

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Alix Blackburn
Staff Writer, Streaming

Alix is a Streaming Writer at Tom’s Guide, which basically means watching the best movies and TV shows and then writing about them. Previously, she worked as a freelance writer for Screen Rant and Bough Digital, both of which sparked her interest in the entertainment industry. When she’s not writing about the latest movies and TV shows, she’s either playing horror video games on her PC or working on her first novel.

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