The Ghoul, as seen in Fallout Season 1, is a 200-year-old man who was mutated as a result of the nuclear fallout and was once a renowned actor named Cooper Howard. Now, in the wasteland, he is an outlaw and has been offered a hefty bounty to retrieve Dr. Wilzig’s head, but eventually allies with Lucy in her quest to find Hank.

The second season of the hit Prime Video series sees Lucy and the Ghoul make their way through a game-accurate recreation of New Vegas, and fans can expect to see some of their favorite locations (and maybe even some of their favorite characters). Below, we've rounded up all the Easter eggs we spotted in Fallout season 2 episode 1.

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Here’s an ongoing list of every Easter egg we spotted in Fallout. [Ed. note: Spoilers follow for Fallout season 2. We recommend watching each episode as they come out first, spotting as many Easter eggs as you can,