Filming for Fallout’s third season is set to start in summer 2026, with showrunners eager to return the series to screens quickly.

The team behind the Fallout TV series is gearing up to start filming its third season in the summer of 2026, with a strong desire to get new episodes out as quickly as possible. Executive producer Jonathan Nolan shared this exciting news, expressing optimism about the production timeline. “We’re hoping to be shooting again next summer,” he mentioned, adding a light-hearted note about the unpredictability of such plans.

Nolan emphasized that the show’s ambition remains intact with each season, and the cast and crew managed to work efficiently enough to bring the second season to viewers in a timely manner. He noted that the trend of lengthy gaps between seasons in television is unfortunate, and the team is eager to maintain the show’s momentum. “We want to be back on the air as soon as we can,” he stated.

Production for the second season kicked off in November of the previous year, and despite some interruptions due to wildfires in Los Angeles, it is set to premiere on December 17. The upcoming season will feature familiar faces like Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins, along with new additions such as Macaulay Culkin and Kumail Nanjiani.

As for future adaptations from Bethesda, there are hints that more projects could be on the horizon, though specifics remain under wraps.