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Television sets or TVs are objects found throughout the post-War United States.
Characteristics[]
Produced before the Great War, televisions were electronic devices designed for receiving visual images and sound broadcast by television stations and channels. These broadcasts were typically programs for entertainment, information, and education. Broadcasts were displayed on televisions in black or white. However, some could produce color images. Flat screens are found inside transmission station 1AT-U03.[1] Some televisions are of the Radiation King brand. Advertisements for them can be found throughout the Mojave and Capital Wastelands. Some sets are derelict, left inoperable after the war, whereas some are still functional and display the message "Please Stand By" if powered.
Notes[]
- A TV set is seen in the Fallout intro.
- In Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas the only working sets are seen in the intros and trailers, with the exception of Point Lookout, where Desmond uses them to scan the mansion for the presence of tribals.
- In The Pitt add-on, one television set acts as a container.
- In the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Old World Blues, the Courier can say to their brain: "Once you're back in my head, I'll watch television. Lots and lots of television."
- Certain television sets, such as those in Sanctuary Hills, have reflections of different places when not powered.
- A color television set can be seen in the Fallout 76 teaser trailer.
Appearances[]
Television sets appear in Fallout, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and the Fallout TV series.
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