While the show Fallout may not be the awards show you were expecting, it has actually won a few Emmys.
Not many people doubted it, but the Ashes show has now officially received critical acclaim, at least if winning an award from the long-running awards body is the deciding factor. Last night was the 76th annual Emmy Awards, and a slew of awards went mainly to Shogun (who won a record-breaking 14 awards in total). But the wildly popular Shogun wasn’t the only show to win, it couldn’t win them all after all, and everyone’s favorite video game adaptation of the year (it’ll never be you, the Borderlands movie) , they won two of the awards!
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The first is a category you might not even realize is Outstanding Music Supervision, which is awarded to the very specific role of Music Supervisor, who is responsible for picking any licensed music used in the show. Didn’t know a character like this existed, but hey, there are some great choices in the Fallout show, so kudos to that! Another award was for Fallout: Shelter 33 in the Outstanding Emerging Media Program category, which is awarded to a show that engages viewers in an interesting way through behind-the-scenes footage, story and character expansion that further enhances the show – essentially now online All extras as they appear (RIP DVD Extras).
Of course, you might be asking, “What is Fallout Shelter 33 that isn’t just a subtitle added to the show?” Well, as mentioned earlier, it’s a bonus to the extra bits, and this particular The extras are a fun little interactive website that features an interactive record player where you can play a variety of music from the show, and a TV where you can watch the show featuring Walton Goggins ‘s character appears in Vault 33’s world advertisement. Maybe Goggins will win Best Actor in Season 2, which is in the works, in case you forgot.
