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"Fallout TV Show Aims for Season 5 or 6 Finale, Says Maximus Actor"

by Ava May 15,2025

According to Aaron Moten, who plays Maximus in the Fallout TV series, the show is planned to run for 5 or 6 seasons. Speaking at Comic Con Liverpool, Moten revealed that when he signed on for the series, the showrunners had already set an endpoint, which remains unchanged at Season 5 or Season 6. He emphasized that the development of the characters would be a gradual process, indicating a thoughtful approach to the storytelling arc.

The success of the show, particularly the explosive popularity of its first season and the high interest in the upcoming Season 2, suggests a strong possibility that Fallout could reach its intended endpoint. Filming for Season 2 has recently wrapped, as celebrated by Walton Goggins, who plays The Ghoul, and Ella Purnell, who plays Lucy, further fueling anticipation for the series' continuation.

For fans eager to see how the story unfolds, the planned trajectory offers a clear vision from the showrunners, promising a comprehensive narrative journey through the Fallout universe.

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