You are my world.

>> Where are you taking him?

>> To the real world. You should see it

sometime.

>> You can change the future. If you can

bring me to Mulaver,

>> just my head.

>> This is the only way to get your dad

back. Aspirant Dayton, you're aware of

their injury.

>> Shoot it.

>> Stupid [ __ ] You know this is

all your fault. They'll kill you for

this.

>> They don't have to find out.

>> It's the Brotherhood.

>> They'll find out.

>> They want a head. I'm going to give them

a head.

>> You're supposed to come with me.

>> They're never going to stop looking.

Trust me.

>> America has been locked in a resource

war. VaultTech bought the means to end

that war. Cold fusion. Infinite energy.

>> Is Is that a fusion core? You don't see

those around much anymore, do you?

>> What is the ultimate weapon to destroy

your competition? It's time.

>> You ever think about working somewhere

else?

>> Well, tech exists with or without me.

Does it do anyone any good to complain

from the sidelines? It's a listening

device.

>> You want me to spy on my wife?

>> When my mother died, what happened to

her pit boy? It was buried with her. I

buried her myself.

me and your father.

>> Hello

Find me.

>> I will.

51232

3032 requesting entry service.

[music]

Philly clear for lead. The locals put up

a fight, but so did we.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

Heat.

>> [music]

>> You're wearing the knight's red.

Where's your knight?

>> He's dead.

This is not the first time a brother in

your company has fallen into misfortune.

Is it?

>> I fear you lied then.

>> No artifact, my lord.

>> Just as you lie now.

>> Wait, wait, wait.

>> Please listen to me.

I can get you the real head.

>> Confess.

>> Don't kill me and I can lead you to it.

>> I can help you.

>> Please, my lord.

>> My injury was my own doing, not his.

>> Please. Please. I know where the head

is. For

>> the sake of the brotherhood, please

listen to him.

Such a display of loyalty.

Don't see that much anymore.

[music]

>> [music]

>> You think you're the first squire who

coveted his knight's armor?

>> How did Titus die?

>> He died running.

The Brotherhood has lost its way.

We once ruled the wasteland.

And yet power is taken, not given. The

lesson you seem to have learned.

So if what you say is true

and you can lead us to the relic

and together

you and I we will take power

and with it

we will start a new brotherhood with me

as its head and the likes of you as its

sword.

Your entire life you've been looking for

a home.

Build one with me.

>> [music]

>> It's her.

Oh my god.

Well, thank you for the ride.

>> Oh, it's the least I could do after I

bungled your oil change. Well, I

appreciate you trying.

>> You know, most guys who could ride this

nice, they wouldn't be willing to get

their hands dirty.

>> Okay.

>> I love you.

>> Love you, too.

>> Have a great day.

>> Thank you, C.

>> Okay.

Goo.

[laughter]

>> Good to see you, buddy.

>> Yeah.

>> What's wrong?

>> Uh, my pit boy. It's been acting

strange. The transmitter is always

activated.

>> Oh, maybe take it over with the boys in

it and have them take a look.

>> No, no, I can fix it myself. I just need

to figure out where the pit boy is

trying to transmit to.

>> I'm I'm heading out. I promised Janny

that I would teach her some roping.

>> Oh, yeah. I don't have kids myself, but

I do have a training program for up and

cominging executives, and that's

basically the same thing. [laughter]

>> I imagine Barb told you about it.

>> Uh, no.

>> Oh, no.

>> Well, I call it buds butts. The basic

idea is that the biggest obstacle to

achievement has been the brevity of the

human lifespan. It's prevented us from

working on projects that require

centuries, maybe even millennia to see

through. So, ideally, Buds Buds will

keep my project on track centuries

[music] into the future. Nifty, huh,

>> bud? We're getting late.

>> Oh, yes. Let's go.

>> Big day today.

>> Yeah.

Good luck.

>> Hey, maybe uh maybe we could all go to a

cafe cabana sometime.

>> Oh, sorry.

>> No, it's

not.

[ __ ]

There we go.

[music]

Lucy

>> Dad.

Welcome.

[sighs]

[groaning]

Join us. It's my turn to hope, isn't it?

>> I've had a lot of time to think about

this moment.

You wouldn't believe the things that

went through my head.

One night, I actually tried to stuff an

old grenade into the neck hole.

Yes, I was going to walk in here and

blow everybody up,

but that's

not really how I was raised.

So,

if you don't mind, I'm going to keep

things civil.

brought you your friend just like he

asked.

[music]

>> Now, please

give me my dad back.

>> Very well.

But first,

what if I tell you how I know your

father?

Who he really is?

>> No, Lucy.

Don't listen to me.

>> You think your father was born in a

vault

like you?

like your [music] brother.

>> Hello.

>> All right.

>> Hello.

>> The key to the future of humanity. I'll

get it. I'll get it. Don't you worry.

The key. the key to the future of

humanity. [laughter]

Now, this is just ridiculous.

Here we go. In the great game of the in

the All right. All right. This one's it.

I'll get it this time. The key to the

future of humanity is a Nope. Just maybe

I have to

Thank you, Betty.

Wait, you're not Betty or Hank.

You share only 50% of Hank Mlan's DNA.

Um,

>> his son.

>> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

>> What are you?

>> Initiate protocol 53.

No, no, no. All right, just hold still.

>> Who are you?

>> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait, wait. I won't answer your

questions unless you let me inject you

with this.

All right,

don't move. This secret must be guarded.

Don't Don't go in there. Don't you go in

there. Don't read anything in there or

turn on the lights. Don't you access the

info tree or look at the terminal. Wait,

just right there. Stop. I'm coming.

>> What is this place? Any

idea when Barb will be back?

>> I'm sorry. She's in a meeting. Something

about vertical integration or

>> above my pay grade.

>> Mine too.

>> By the way, Mr. Howard, there's a new

guy who works with Barb Henry.

He's a really big fan of yours.

>> Yes, Henry. He has called the house a

few times.

>> Do you mind if I bring him by just to

meet you for a moment?

>> Of course. Yeah, always happy to meet a

fan.

[sighs]

All of our work, everything that we've

accomplished is the result of this

fruitbearing collaboration between

like-minded corporations that make

America great.

On behalf of everyone here at VaultTech,

welcome.

>> Let's call this what it is, bud. Your

sales aren't up to snuff, and you need

money.

>> You're one to talk, Freddy. Boy, you

could lose money running a casino.

[laughter]

>> Our sales are fine.

>> Sure. The rumors of the peace

negotiations have set us back a bit, but

we're here to offer you an opportunity.

We'd like to collaborate on some of our

vaults.

>> I don't get the vaults, but it's time to

come out.

>> What if people are still alive on the

surface? They'll be stone age creatures

probably eat whoever steps out of your

vaults.

>> That isn't an issue. Our vaults have the

resources to survive for centuries.

Meanwhile, our competitors, you know,

every other human who isn't us will be

dead on the surface.

>> Because after all, what is the ultimate

weapon of mass destruction?

>> Time.

>> Time.

>> Time is the apex predator. And in

[music] the event of an incident, time

is the weapon with which we will defeat

all of our enemies.

>> That is how we will win the great game

of capitalism. Not by outfighting

anyone,

>> but by outliving them. Even if you

outlive all external threats, here's my

problem with the vaults. You can find a

bunch of rats in a nest for a long time,

they end up eating each other. So, who's

to say your rats are going to survive

better than those animals on the

surface? And you still haven't addressed

the fundamentally

people

>> probably

If I could perhaps refocus the

conversation.

>> Come on, Barb. Set him straight.

>> When I think about the future,

I think about my daughter,

Janie.

>> How do I provide her with a better

future?

That's what we've invited you here to

discuss.

Yes.

>> And how do we design our vault society

[music] so our children have that better

future? I suggest we hedge our bets.

>> Wait. I am the overseer here. My orders

must be followed.

Why isn't this working? This is conflict

resolution 101.

>> Where's the rest of the vault?

>> This is the rest of the vault.

>> Is this where my dad's from? You'll

never find out.

>> Oh, he's going to find out.

>> These are Butts. Butts. My butts.

America outsourced the survival of this

country to the private sector, but it

would have been insane to keep a failed

nation alive. So, we kept Vaulttech

alive instead, a well-trained staff of

highly supervised junior executives for

my own assistant training program.

Because the future of humanity comes

down to one word,

management.

>> Bud here has an idea for three

interconnected vaults, but we need more

ideas. is we need your ideas because it

was the spirit of competition that made

our companies great. And I propose we

bring that same spirit of competition to

our solution.

We have over a 100 vaults spread across

America.

enough for each of you to claim several

where you can play out your own ideas

for how to create the perfect conditions

for humanity. Whatever you want to do,

no one needs to know.

And may the best [music] idea win.

>> So, what's Vault 32 and 33? Just people

to be controlled.

>> What? Oh, when you put it like that,

sounds downright morally questionable.

They're our breeding pool. The ultimate

expression of HR R&D, genetically

selected to breed with my buds to create

a class of super managers. People with

positivity. People who make lemonade.

People who will inherit the earth after

we've wiped the surface clean.

>> We wiped the surface clean.

We could intentionally

overcrowd a vault so people have to

compete to survive inside it.

>> We have been developing a robot that

delivers milk to the front door. It's

quite intelligent. [music] I would like

to see a vault governed by it.

>> What about using a vault to develop a

super mutant soldier using illegal

immigrants?

>> We could pump psychotropic drugs into

the air supply.

>> We could separate parents and children

and only the smartest kids reach

adulthood. It's a fun idea.

>> There's a lot of earning potential with

the end of the world.

But we're talking about [music] making a

significant investment based on a

hypothetical. How can you guarantee

[music]

results?

>> By dropping the bomb ourselves.

Mr. Howard,

>> everything all right, Mr. Howard?

>> Uh, fine. I'm I'm I'm I'm fine. Betty,

>> he is so excited to meet you.

>> A nuclear event would be a tragedy,

but also an opportunity.

Perhaps the greatest opportunity in

history. Because when we are the only

ones left, there will be no one to

fight.

A true monopoly.

>> Mr. Howard,

huge fan. I'm Henry, but everyone calls

me Hank.

>> Wow.

>> Your father [music] has been around for

a very long time.

part of an organization that thought

they had the answers to all the world's

problems.

In that scene, that scene where you

shoot Joey Toro in the face

of

>> this [music] is our chance to make war

obsolete.

Because in our current societal

configuration, which took [music] shape

without intentional guidance, we have

friction,

we have conflict, and we have war.

and war. Well,

>> war never changes.

[music]

>> Yeah, just I can't I can't believe I

just wonder if if if you don't mind. Um

I hate to be that guy, but you think you

could give me an autograph?

He never told you where he's really

from, when he's from.

He never told your mother either.

>> What do you know about my mother?

>> She was like you.

She was kind, loving,

curious. Isn't that why you came to the

surface? [music] Really? Partly to

rescue your father, but

to know why I took him.

Thank you.

>> Wait, Dane, they're sending you

>> punishment for what I did to myself?

Hey,

I was just scared of going to the wilds.

I had no idea they'd blame you for it.

I'm sorry.

Don't be. I was meant to go on that

mission.

I met someone,

but right now she's walking into danger.

>> That's why you came back to rescue her.

>> I'm leaving with her. I am going back to

where she came from.

A vault. It's a place that's peaceful

and safe where nobody ever goes to war.

>> What?

>> Maggots. Clear out.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Let's go now.

>> There's nowhere safe, Max.

>> And there's no leaving. I wish there

was.

Heat

up here.

Rose was so clever

like you.

Lucy,

your mother discovered that something

was siphoning the vault's water away.

From that one clue, she deduced [music]

that maybe

civilization had returned to the

surface.

When she told her husband,

he said it was a ridiculous [music] idea

and that she should tell no one.

>> Lucy, let's go. Let's

>> And that's when she realized that her

husband, the [music] overseer,

was hiding things,

>> Lucy, let's go. [music] Let's get out of

here.

>> So, she ran away

like you did, Lucy,

and took her children,

and she found this wonderful city that

was everything the vaults had promised

her.

>> She is lying.

But then her husband came after her and

when [music] she decided not to return

home,

he took the children

and he burned that city to the ground.

[music]

>> Shady Sans,

>> she's lying. the same.

>> That's [music] how VaultTech deals with

competition, just like they did 200

years ago.

[music]

Lucy,

what you brought me is cold fusion. It's

limitless energy and we can build a

murderer

>> our own world.

>> Look at

>> it could be a better world. It has clean

water and medicine and power but for

everyone

>> because when Vaulttech bought my

research,

>> they made it proprietary. So only a

trusted VaultTech minion

>> do not [music]

>> can activate

>> listen

>> cold fusion

>> to her.

>> All I need is for him to give me the

code.

>> Look at me. Look at me.

I see.

My mother.

What happened to her?

I think [music] you know.

>> [snorts]

>> Lucy,

you're good.

Lucy,

she's lying. Lucy,

>> give her the code.

Give her the code.

Give her the coat, Dad.

>> [music]

>> Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. Heat

[music]

up here.

Well, it was great meeting you. I

actually have to get back home.

>> You can't go home, Senator Hank.

>> Not with what you've learned.

>> So, are you just just going to keep me

here?

>> Just until we're all ready to go to the

surface. That could be hundreds of

years.

>> True. That's why I'd suggest you wait it

out in your dad's pod. Unless you want

to starve to death. Not much food in

here except the occasional very large

bug. I'd certainly put myself to sleep

if I could.

>> [music]

>> I did what was necessary

to save our people.

And that woman over there,

she is no different than me.

[music]

The Brotherhood

barricade the doors. Don't let anyone in

here.

Let's move.

Come on. Go.

>> Lucy,

I loved your mother,

but you stopped being your mother when

she left home.

And she took you into danger.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

>> [music]

>> You've seen what it's like up here.

Everyone equally afraid, equally

miserable,

forced to do horrible things in order to

survive.

[music] Lucy,

I had to make a choice.

>> [music]

>> between their violent world and our

peaceful one.

And I believe, Lucy, I know I made the

[music] right choice.

[music]

I [singing and music] don't want to see

tomorrow

unless

I [singing and music]

Tomorrow, so they say, will be a lovely

day.

A bright new sun will suddenly break

through.

But I don't [music] want to see tomorrow

[singing]

unless

I see it with you

tomorrow. So

>> if the problem with the world is

factions endlessly fighting endlessly at

war, then what is the solution but to

get rid of the factions to make the

world us?

>> Only ours to shape.

follow

unless

you're there by my side.

Don't want to walk alone.

Don't want to dream alone.

Just want you close to my heart.

For if your love is gone,

how can I face the dawn of Sunday or

Monday? I just can't [music] face one

day until you say you're mine.

Oh God, you be mine

and make it bright tomorrow young.

But I don't [music]

want to face [singing] tomorrow

unless

I see it

with

you.

I bet that outfit makes y'all feel like

a big man, don't it?

Well, I know cuz

well, I used to whale one back in the

day.

There was only one problem with it.

There was a flaw

in the welding

just below the chest plate.

I wonder if they fix that in this new

model.

I guess not.

>> Get him.

>> I can't see [ __ ]

Let the [ __ ] go.

Open the door, Lucy. Open the door.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Who's he?

Please open the doors.

Lucy. Lucy.

Lucy.

Lucy.

>> Hey. Hey. I'm her father. Can you get us

out of here?

>> Lucy, let's go. Come on. We got to get

out of here.

>> No, not with him.

>> Why not with him? What do you mean?

>> Because it was him. He

>> What?

>> It was him. [music]

>> What? With him?

>> Lucy, what?

Shady sounds.

It was him.

I'm sorry,

>> Lucy.

You're coming with me.

>> [screaming]

>> No.

>> Hey, Max. Max. Max, wake up. [panting]

You see what this place does to people?

I'm your father, Lucy.

You came all this way for me.

You're not going to hurt me.

[music]

>> [groaning]

>> You want another autograph? Young Henry

Fo Fuerte EA.

When your daughter said her last name

was Mlan, Will, I just couldn't believe

that it was the MLAN.

Hell, this kid used to pick up my wife's

dry cleaner.

Now I've waited over 200 years to ask

somebody one question.

Where is my [ __ ] family?

Yeah.

>> Hey, Max. Hey. Hey. [crying] Hey, Max.

Max. Wake up. Come on. Wake up. Wake up.

Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Please

go.

[music]

War never changes.

You look out at this [music] wasteland,

looks like chaos.

But there's always somebody behind the

wheel,

and that's who I want to talk to.

That's where your daddy is headed.

>> But you let him go.

>> Well, it's easier to track a stuck pig

than to ask it where it's off to.

You want to know how I know your daddy,

don't you? Let's just say that [music]

everything about your whole little world

was decided over 200 years ago.

Now you could stay here with him, but

when his 10 can [music] soldier friends

take this place and they going to take

this place,

they will kill you and everybody here.

>> [music]

>> Or you could come meet your makers.

[music]

Heat.

Heat.

You coming?

Hey.

Yeah.

I'll find you.

>> [music]

>> Okie dokie.

Lucy.

>> [panting]

>> Lucy,

Lucy.

Well,

I don't know.

Heat.

Heat.

We did it, Rose.

Heat. Heat.

What do you [music] suppose your

brotherhood would do with infinite

power?

Maybe you can stop them. Maybe you

can't.

Maybe all you can do is try.

Is that their leader?

You killed her.

>> No, Dane.

>> Oh, hell Maximus. That shall be night

hereafter.

>> All hell th Max. All hail thus.

All hail thus.

All hail thus. All hail thy max. All

hail thy max. Oh hus.

We three,

>> we're all alone.

>> Living in [singing and music] a memory,

my echo, [singing]

my shadow,

and me.

We three.

We're not a crowd.

We're not even company. [singing]

My echo,

my shadow

and me.

What good is the moonlight? the silvery

moonlight that shines above.

I walk with my shadow. I talk with my

echo. But where is the one I love?

[singing]

We three

[music] will wait for you

even till eternal.

My echo,

my shadow

under me. [singing]

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

Heat. Heat. [music]

[music]

[music]

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> Yeah.

>> [music]

>> Hey, hey, hey.