Fallout TV Show: THREE DOG’s Voice Actor Returns for Darker DJ

Fans of the beloved Fallout franchise are buzzing with excitement about the potential inclusion of Erik Todd Dellums, the original voice of Three Dog in Fallout 3, in the Amazon Prime Fallout TV series. Although the first season of the series is loaded with nods to the Fallout universe, Dellums hinted at the possibility of voicing a new DJ that could be "darker" yet just as charismatic as Three Dog. Alongside this tease, Wes Johnson, another iconic voice from the Fallout series, expressed his eagerness to voice Protectrons in the series, which could elevate the representation of robots, contrasting with the Mr. Handies of the first season.

Furthermore, the possibility of the show's second season brings hope for more intertwining of the original game's elements with the new storyline, potentially including cameos and new roles for fan-favorite voice actors. These developments suggest an ongoing and deepening connection between the original Fallout games and the TV adaptation, much to the delight of the game's long-term fans.

No, Erik Todd Dellums will not be returning as Three Dog, but he has expressed interest in voicing a new, darker DJ for the Fallout TV series.

Background Information: Fallout 3, released in 2008, is an open-world role-playing game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and marks the third installment in the Fallout series. It takes place in a post-apocalyptic Washington D.C., and players take on the role of the Lone Wanderer. The game is celebrated for its exploration, engaging storylines, and the freedom it offers players in terms of character development and moral choices. Three Dog, voiced by Erik Todd Dellums, is the charismatic DJ of Galaxy News Radio in the game, known for his catchphrases and the important role he plays in guiding players through their journey in the wasteland.