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I will do whatever it takes to make sure

the people I love,
that is you and that is Janey,

go into a special Vault for management.

A nuclear event would be a tragedy.

But also an opportunity.

Because war, well...

war never changes.

Your wife is going to Vegas next week

to sell Cold Fusion to Robert House.

How would you like to forget
everything you've ever known.

Please, yes.

Let's begin.

Steph, if you don't help us,

there won't be a Vault 33 anymore.

When you said "experiment" to Betty,
what were you talking about?

Overseer stuff.

We can't be wasting resources
on your little club right now.

I'll have you know, my little group
is growing in numbers every week.

- You're a snack club.
- You're not taking this from me.

I've seen what it's like out there.

I'm just trying to make it better.

It couldn't have been all bad out there.
You met that girl.

And maybe she's still out there.

Get that as far away from here as you can.

I'm looking for someone.

What do you plan to do to him
when you find him?

You don't happen to have any vials, do ya?

- My name is Roger.
- You're turnin'.

Hi!

I was sent here by your father.

Mr. MacLean is watching over
this gentleman's wife and daughter.

We were actually
beginning to get along.

We need to talk.

My little Sugarbomb.

...sales in Southern California.

We'll be increasing our billboard presence

which means we need to make
some aesthetic choices.

So, in actuality,

this is what a five-megaton blast
will look like over Los Angeles.

Marketing thinks a ten-megaton blast
will look better for the billboards.

Mm, but it won't be a ten-megaton blast.

It'll be multiple five-megaton blasts.

Obviously, it will be
multiple blasts for Los Angeles,

but our design team
thinks that it will look too busy.

- Mm.
- See?

Just a cacophony of puff clouds.

Mm.

- Now, look at that.
- Mm-mm-mm.

The bad news is our water chips
have a 30% fail rate.

The good news is we'll know
which ones fail before installation.

So, we get to choose
who runs out of water.

Any, uh, preferences?

Our internal early alert system
gives us at minimum 30 minutes

from notice to ignition
in downtown Los Angeles.

You know, we'd be crazy not to
offer specialized freeway lanes

for our premium customers.

I mean, that's just money
on the table right there.

Hi there.

I asked Betty if I could
take notes on this one.

She said yes.

So...

here it is.

RobCo presents the automated man.

Spent a lot of time trying to make
my machines more lifelike,

but, hey,
works the other way around, too.

Mr. House, Vault-Tec and RobCo

have always had a special arrangement.

You have multiple Vaults
to do with as you wish.

If this is the research you'd like
to pursue in the Vaults, you--

You must have missed the telegram.

You're paying me for this.

In exchange, I get Cold Fusion

to power my little project in Vegas.

And what project is that?

Might be above your pay grade.

You'll find out about it
after the bombs drop, I guess.

Come on, come on. Fuck.

Uh, little help? Little help?

Son of a bitch.

Dogmeat. Fetch me that satchel.

Come on.

Go on, now.

I, I need my vials.

No.

I don't need the fuckin' hat.

I need that satchel.

You stupid fuckin' dog!

Not today.

Last night I was thinking
about when I proposed to you.

Catalina.

We walked out to that...

romantic point.

The rocks were all covered
in seagull shit.

I'll never forget the sound it made
when I took a knee.

You know, the thing
that I-I can't figure out...

is were you a monster back then?

Or did you become one later?

Excuse me?

"War never changes."

I know what you're planning to do, Barb.

Morning.

Beautiful day, isn't it?

Please, after you.

Oh, come on. I insist you go.

- Oh, no, no, no.
- Please, after you.

Coffee?

I finished another batch.

- Here you go, Shelley.
- Fantastic.

Let me take those out of your way.

We never got to discuss All Quiet, did we?

I guess we were waiting
'til after the wedding.

Right?

That end, that was a humdinger, huh?

I didn't finish it.

That's okay.

You've been busy.

What did you think
about the parts that you did read?

I found it very upsetting.

Can't disagree with you there.

What aspect upset you most?

To me, the most troubling
was that everyone

seemed to be fighting over nothing.

The French and the German, what was
the difference between them, really?

I mean, other than the uniforms?

I saw the same thing up on the surface.

People fighting over the most
petty things, like bottle caps.

Is that what you saw when you were there?

But, you know, some things
just never change.

People just wanna kill each other,
don't they?

I think it's the only way
for people to feel safe.

It's ironic.
To feel safe, we have to hurt people.

Even kill them, because the--

It's crazy...

the war instinct, hm?

I'm bringing you back
to Vault 33 to face justice.

For murdering the citizens of Shady Sands.

You have the right to remain silent
until the Vault Council

assigns you a legal counselor.

For a second there, I thought
the Wasteland had changed you.

If you wanna make this official,
you should use...

these handcuffs.

What are you doing?

Surrendering.

Why?

I did what I did to protect you.

But maybe it came at too high a price.

And there comes a time in a man's life
when he has to take responsibility

for what he's done,
and for me, that time has come.

You have come, Sugarbomb.

But, please, just let me tell you
what I've been doing here.

- No. We're going.
- Just give me a chance.

I think you'll call what
I've been doing redemptive.

You mean
brainwashing those people?

I wouldn't call it brainwashing.

It's a very sophisticated process

- and we've been having amazing results--
- I don't care! Let's go.

You know how I get
with all my little projects.

Do you remember the field...

with the potato batteries
when you were five?

And you had a little flashlight,
and you would run around

recharging the batteries
with your little red flashlight,

do you remember that?

Let's go.

Oh, come on.

You sure we gotta leave it?

They have trackers in these things.

They'll come for it.

That Armor's more trouble than it's worth.

Oh, jeez.

You know, if that isn't a sacred remnant,
I don't know what is.

We gotta sell it, huh?

Wh... No.

- Huh.
- Absolutely not.

Why... we are not selling it.

Yeah, right, right, of course.
Not gonna sell it, sell it.

We would, you know... find a buyer

and sort of, you know,
you put... put out feelers.

- We just... we do a trade.
- No.

- Trade?
- No, we're not giving it away, alright?

A trade, that's not...
a trade, you get something.

Absolutely not.

We definitely gotta sell it.

I told you.
We'll give it to the right person.

A good person.

Name a good person, seriously.

That girl I met.

- The Vault Dweller.
- Yeah.

Yeah, y'know,
uh, I would be a good person too

if I grew up on top of a mountain of food,
and supplies,

in some cozy little impenetrable home.

Wouldn't look like this, that's for sure.

Wouldn't have to steal, and stab,

and fib all the goddamn time
just to get by.

But if we sell it, guess what?
Then we'll be rich.

And then we'll have the means to be one
of those good people you're talking about.

'Cause I've seen a lot o' things.

You know, like, crazy things.

But "good people"?

No.

Where were you born again, Thaddeus?

Uh, the Boneyard.

At the Shithole side of the Boneyard.

I guess I'm the lucky one.
Come here from Shady Sands.

I remember good people.

Well, if you're the lucky one,
then we're both screwed.

No offense.

My... my name...

My name is... Cooper.

My name is Cooper.

Cooper Howard.

I have a dau... a daughter.

I have a daughter.

Her-her-her name...

is Ja... is Janey Howard.

Janey...

Howard.

She's alive.

She's a... she's alive.

My daughter's alive.

The Inbreeding Support Group
is at max capacity.

So, I'm sorry, but triple cousins
doesn't cut it anymore.

See ya.

Yeah, it's just something
that I've learned, but.

Go for the Twizzlers, yeah.

♪ Well, I don't know, but I've been told ♪

♪ uranium ore's worth more than gold ♪

♪ Sold my Cad, I bought me a Jeep ♪

♪ I got that bug and I can't sleep ♪

♪ Uranium fever has done and got me down ♪

♪ Uranium fever,
it's spreading all around ♪

♪ With a Geiger counter in my hand ♪

♪ I'm a-goin' out to stake me
some government land ♪

♪ Uranium fever has done and got me down ♪

♪ Well, I had a talk with the AEC ♪

♪ and they brought out some maps
that looked good to me ♪

♪ and one showed me a spot
he said he knowed ♪

♪ so I straddled my Jeep
and headed down the road ♪

♪ I reckon I drove about 100 miles ♪

♪ down a bumpy road
out through the wilds ♪

♪ when all of a sudden,
I bounced to a stop ♪

♪ at the foot of a mountain,
didn't have no top ♪

♪ Uranium fever has done and got me down ♪

♪ Uranium fever,
it's spreading all around ♪

♪ With a Geiger counter in my hand ♪

♪ I'm a-goin' out to stake me
some government land ♪

♪ Uranium fever has done ♪

♪ and got me down ♪

Anyway.

By order of Overseer Betty Pearson,

the snack budget for the Products

of the Inbreeding Support Group
has been rescinded.

And the Inbreeding Support Group

has been dissolved.

Calm down. Calm down, everyone.

I wanna talk to Betty.

You've been ignoring my requests
to sit down with you, hiding from me.

I'm sorry it had to come to this.

- But for the good of this Vault--
- You know what, fine.

You can dissolve
the Inbreeding Support Group.

But you can't take away our snack budget.

- In my office now.
- No.

We can have this conversation right here.

We're running out of water,

and you're feeding people salty snacks.

We're giving the people what they want!

Mm-hmm. Exactly.

We are working very hard
on solving the water issue.

What we need is time.

And I'm sorry,
but you don't get extra rations

because of who your parents were.

Actually, this is still America

so, yes, you do.

We're all down here
because of who our parents were.

- Yeah, that's right.
- And who their parents were.

Our ancestors put themselves first.

And you know what?
That worked out for them.

And for us.

I'm not ashamed of that anymore.

- I understand.
- I don't think you do, Betty.

You're from Vault 31.

I know.

I know things are different there.

You 31ers are just plum different somehow.

Please, listen to me.

During the Weevil Famine--

We don't wanna hear
about the Weevil Famine anymore!

It feels good to hear someone
finally say that out loud.

- I see.
- Hm!

Let's go, Reg!

Yeah, Reg!

- You showed her!
- Mm-hm. Mm-hm.

Irv, have you seen Woody?

No, huh?

Hey, what about Woody?

I was meant to play checkers
this morning.

You wanna know the truth?

Yes. The truth, please.

I don't even like checkers.

I only play 'cause it seems
to make Woody happy.

But who doesn't want to make Woody happy?

He's such a great guy!

If Woody's missing,
we should bring it up with the Overseer.

Good luck with that.

Uh, s-sorry, Chet.

I know she's your wife,
but sometimes she can--

Excuse me, Davey.

She's not my wife.

I'm sorry. Fiancée.

I saw the poster. Congratulations.

There's a poster?

♪ 'Cause my heart just died
at Heaven's door ♪

- ♪ Alone, so low with misery ♪
- Oh, hey there, Chet. Congrats!

♪ Nothin' but blues for company ♪

♪ Well, if things get worse,
I can't shake this curse ♪

♪ Then start draggin' the river for me ♪

Uranium.

Bad for them... good for you.

Aw, fuck.

There's a war coming.
And we need you healthy.

Be still.

You'll slow the healing.

They call us abominations.

But they created our kind.

Our kind?

I think you and me got bit by a different
motherfuckin' bug, my friend.

Ghouls. Mutants. We're kin.

And we should unite
against our common enemy.

They drove us to the point of extinction
and forgot we ever existed.

But we didn't forget them.

The people who set all this in motion.

The Enclave.

I've been wastelanding for 200 years.

Whatever it is I got to do, I do it alone.

Uh-huh.

And how's that workin' out for you?

I've kept myself alive for one...

reason.

To find my family.

Well, then, you're gonna need friends.

But, if you won't join our kind...

...then you can't know where we live.

No. No.

Don't walk away from me, Coop.

I know more than you know, okay?

There are over
12,000 nuclear warheads set--

I'm not a board member. I am your husband.

- Don't--
- I don't care about

your fuckin' statistics.

Statistics? This is about Janey.

So...

for our daughter, you would
kill millions of people.

- Don't do that.
- Billions of people.

- Other-other mothers just like you.
- Don't do that, Coop, do not do that.

Other daughters just like our daughter!

Wouldn't you?

For Janey.

Wouldn't you?

There are worse people
out there than me, Coop.

Who?

Who could possibly be worse than you?

Not much of an appetite.

Betty...

I want you to get me
every bit of information you can

about how the Cold Fusion diode
is stored at Vault-Tec.

- Oh.
- How is it secured?

Who monitors it? Everything.

Is that a good idea?

None of this is a good idea.

You're just a very replaceable
part in this machine.

I'm sorry, who are you?

But if you forget your place
in the company...

you'll die.

And so will your family.

The same will happen to me
if I don't communicate this message.

We're all in the same boat.

And not one of us can stop it.
You know that.

You wake up knowing it.

The leaders of the most
powerful corporations

will be gathering here.

And when they do...

you tell them...

the only way to guarantee results is--

By dropping the bomb ourselves.

Who threatened you?

Please, Coop.

You don't need to get involved
in any of this.

Who controls Vault-Tec?

I don't know.

- Well, let's find out.
- No, no, no, no, no.

This is not one of your movies
with a happy ending.

There is nothing we can do.

If there was, I would have done it.
I tried to do it.

This deal is going forward
whether we like it or not.

Please, look at me.

I am your wife.

You know me.

You know me.

I don't.

I don't know you, Barbara.

Where are you going?

To fuckin' do something.

Nothing to worry about, folks.

My daughter is here
to pursue the cause of justice.

And we like justice, don't we?

Yes.

Ah.

Where did you find them all?

Oh, all over.

So many people need our help.

Like Marjorie.

Hi.

You used to be kind of a murderer, right?

I guess.

Now, she's a pencil sharpener,
and a darn good one.

Oh, Sherman and Gregory
were from opposing tribes.

If they'd met each other a month ago,
they'd have killed each other.

And Rita.

She used to cook people for the Legion.

Now, she makes trail mix,
and, boy, is it tasty.

- You're gonna have to try some.
- Mm.

Oh, I'm, uh, I'm okay.

Thank you, Rita. Come on.

We're getting out of here.

Uh-huh. Let's go this way.

Management perk.

When we leave,
we're leaving all of the doors open

so they can go home, understood?

You're the boss.

Hi, everyone.

I just wanna let you know

that you're free now, okay?

You can all go back to the surface now.

Uh, do we have to?

It's dangerous out there.

I agree.

But my daughter's moral code demands it.

But we like it down here.

Okay.

Tell you what, you can stay here
as long as you like,

but when we leave,
we're gonna open all the doors.

Right?

Hey, boss!

Uh, sorry to derail the conversation.

Just to flag,

what are we doing with these two males?

Uh, they haven't been fixed yet.

Should I just go ahead and do it now?

Great question.

All he needs to do is push a button.

- No.
- Okey-dokey, send them off as-is.

- It's what she wants.
- Okey-dokey!

No, wait! Wait, no!

NCR hostis!

This is exactly the kind
of violence I'm trying to prevent.

I wish we could all just get along,
don't you, Sugarbomb?

Pencil?

Ahh!

No. Don't!

Stop them!

Press the button, it's the only way.

Dammit!

Hey there, buddy. You okay?

Well, I seem to have
found myself in a bit of a jam.

Could you help me out?

Sure.

What are you doing here?

Geez.

- Why, thank you.
- Sure, sure.

Let's get you some help.

Looks like it stings.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Kum ba yah.

You just need to sit down for a bit.

Okay.

Let's find you...

- This is nice.
- ...a comfortable chair.

- Nice! Big.
- Come on, here we go.

- Okay.
- Alright.

Oh yeah, that's good. Thank you.

Oh, thanks.

Wow.

Thanks for having me over, Coop.

You know, for some reason,
I didn't think you liked me very much.

I hope you like 'em strong, cowboy.

Oh, yeah.

Thank you.

What is this?

Hank. Hank.

Hey, Hank. Hank, hey.

- Hank, what is this?
- Huh?

Hank!

Is that...

Fuck.

Fuck.

Hey!

♪ We were just
a plain ol' hillbilly band ♪

♪ with a plain ol' country style ♪

♪ We never played the kind of songs ♪

♪ that'd drive anybody wild ♪

♪ Played a railroad song
with a stomping beat ♪

♪ We played a blues song,
kinda slow and sweet ♪

♪ But the thing that knocked 'em
off of their feet was, ooh-wee ♪

♪ Oh, and Luther played the boogie-woogie,
Luther played the boogie-woogie ♪

♪ Luther played the boogie-woogie,
Luther played the boogie-woogie ♪

♪ Luther played the boogie-woogie,
Luther played the boogie ♪

♪ in the strangest kind of way,
play it strange ♪

♪ Well, we did our best to entertain
everywhere we'd go ♪