Kyle MacLachlan, a star of Fallout Season 3, revealed that the series is expected to land on Prime Video next spring or summer.
"We're still in the filming phase," MacLachlan told fans at a signing event for his new memoir, "with about a month of shooting left... after which it will likely air around May or June next year."
Production on Season 3 of this hit Prime Video series (hopefully not the final season) officially began in May 2026, just about five months after Season 2 aired from December 2025 to January 2026. News has been scarce in the interim, with the only confirmation being Aaron Paul joining the cast—he had previously expressed his desire to appear in the show on multiple occasions. Joining Paul are Annabelle O'Hagan and Dave Register, who have just been promoted to series regulars, playing Vault dwellers Stephen and Chet, respectively.
Hank's fate has remained uncertain since the Season 2 finale, so news of Kyle MacLachlan's return is certainly welcome. However, the form his return will take... remains unknown. Since his memories have essentially been erased, there are endless possibilities for this character's future development. But we speculate that the show will include more flashbacks to the pre-nuclear explosion era (especially now that we know the connection between his character and Stephen).
Parts of the new season's story will also unfold in Colorado, a location never before seen in the original games. I can't wait to see the mutated moose make its debut.
Fallout Season 2 is currently streaming on Prime Video.