The highly anticipated Fallout TV series, adapted by Prime Video, has captured the attention of fans worldwide. Latest updates from executive producer Graham Wagner indicate that the beloved bugs and glitches, commonly associated with Bethesda's Fallout games, might not make an appearance in the show's first season. Despite this decision, there is still hope for these humorous nods to the game's quirks to surface in future seasons.

During a roundtable interview, Wagner stated the focus for the show's first season is to immerse viewers in the Fallout world without distractions. They aim to avoid "meta humor," ensuring that the authenticity and investment in the setting take precedence. A clear division between the game and the series is maintained to create a strong narrative for viewers to enjoy.

Bethesda's open-world games are notorious for their expansive freedom and the resulting glitches. Pete Hines, the former head of global publishing at Bethesda, shared that they embrace the resulting chaos, highlighting the creative possibilities that player freedom introduces to gameplay, despite occasional bugs.

With references to Starfield experiencing fewer bugs, it's clear Bethesda continues to seek a balance between innovation and stability. The Fallout TV series reflects this ideology by striving for a polished viewing experience while acknowledging the charm of the games' less-than-perfect nature.

Teasers for the upcoming Fallout show have started to roll out, including a glimpse of the familiar post-apocalyptic universe and its creatures, such as a massive radiated cockroach. As fans gear up for the series premiere in 2024, there's a lot of excitement and speculation about how closely it will honor the original game series, despite leaving out direct references to its more famous glitches—at least for the time being.