Fallout Season 2 Set Leak Shows Off Pre-War Vegas and Sexy Mr. House Ads

Fallout’s second season is going full New Vegas, and the latest leaked set pics are exactly the kind of chaotic lore bomb fans have been hoping for. Posted by Reddit user PesoPistola, the images show what appears to be a pre-war McCarran International Airport—complete with slot machines, classic airline props, and a whole lot of 1950s-futurism flavor.

Oh, and there’s also a billboard featuring Mr. House looking like a pre-apocalypse GQ cover model. Watch the leak on Reddit if you're okay with spoilers. Naturally, the internet lost its mind.

While season 1 of the Fallout TV show carved out its own corner of the Wasteland with Vault 33, the Brotherhood of Steel, and the surface-level mystery of Lucy and The Ghoul, season 2 is already shaping up to dive deeper into legacy locations—especially for Fallout: New Vegas fans. With earlier leaks pointing to the Strip and Novac, this new airport setting might be the clearest hint yet that we’re getting both pre- and post-war flashbacks of New Vegas life—and of the man who ruled it.

From Ghoul Noir to Mojave Redux

Season 1's debut was surprisingly solid for a video game adaptation—pulling off something between post-apocalyptic noir and dark comedy and even managing to keep Fallout’s tone intact without falling into total self-parody. But the biggest buzz came from how well it teased future locations, including a glimpse of a Vegas-like skyline in the finale.

That’s why these McCarran leaks are so exciting. In the New Vegas game, Camp McCarran is a major NCR military base and quest hub. Seeing it portrayed as an actual functioning airport pre-2077 gives us a rare peek at how the world worked before the bombs dropped—and, more importantly, how Mr. House’s vision for Vegas was already taking shape. The departures board, retro travel posters, and authentic 20th-century branding (like American Express and TWA) give it a strong “before the fall” vibe.

According to PesoPistola, everyone on set was dressed in clean, pre-war clothes, and filming wrapped over the weekend. While some props are reportedly placeholders to be edited later, the attention to detail suggests these scenes could be important—not just filler flashbacks but foundational world-building moments that give Mr. House more screentime and context.

All Hail House: Vegas Before the Fallout

Let’s talk about the obvious: that Lucky 38 ad. The internet has declared it “stupid sexy Mr. House,” and honestly, they’re not wrong. The billboard shows a young, clean-cut version of House—far from the preserved crypt-king we know in New Vegas—and it’s already spawning fan art, thirst posts, and lore speculation. Is this a flashback? A commercial from before the war? A visual metaphor for his god complex? All of the above?

House was always one of Fallout’s most interesting characters: a tech billionaire turned immortal megalomaniac who protected Vegas through sheer force of will and pre-apocalypse planning. Seeing him in his prime, surrounded by the infrastructure he helped build, could make him a major player in season 2—and maybe even humanize him a bit before he becomes the cold, calculating AI overlord of the Strip.

Fallout Season 2: Fan Hype and Expectations

Fallout season 1 didn’t just succeed—it worked, which is a rare thing for video game adaptations. It managed to stay faithful without being rigid, introduced new characters we actually cared about, and used Fallout’s weird world to tell stories that felt both absurd and sincere. Now, with Season 2 aiming squarely at New Vegas—arguably the franchise’s most beloved setting—the stakes are even higher.

These set leaks suggest Amazon is putting serious effort into getting the visuals right, and fans are already dissecting every blurry prop in hopes of spotting Vault 21 or an NCR trooper. The inclusion of more pre-war content also opens the door for richer storytelling: what was Vegas before the bombs? How did Mr. House survive? What did people think the future would be before it all went to hell?

If the show keeps balancing the bizarre with the brutal—and gives us just enough sexy Mr. House to meme about—it might just outdo its first season.

Fallout Season 2 leaks reveal what looks like a pre-war McCarran Airport and a Lucky 38 ad featuring a young Mr. House. Fans are hyped for flashbacks to old-world Vegas and deeper New Vegas lore.