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Amazon's Fallout season 1 will stream for free on Samsung TV Plus from December 3 to 25.
The promotion is a joint effort by Prime Video, Samsung, Bethesda, and Xbox to reach audiences.
Season 2 promotions will be presented with co-branded material and Times Square displays.
Prime Video's Emily Aldis underscores the goal of broadening access to Fallout content.
Todd Howard of Bethesda links the TV adaptation to the larger Fallout universe.
The rollout includes promotional tie-ins across gaming and streaming platforms.
Times Square will feature off-screen promotions for the new season.
Season 1 streaming is subscription-free for a limited window ahead of Season 2.
Promotional material includes co-branded campaigns across Samsung and Prime Video channels.

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Fallout season 1 will be available to stream for free on Samsung TV Plus from December 3 to December 25, expanding access ahead of season 2.
The free viewing is a cross-brand collaboration among Bethesda, Xbox, Amazon, and Samsung to boost awareness of Fallout season 2 on Prime Video.
Samsung TV Plus remains a free, ad-supported service accessible on a range of Samsung devices, offering ad-supported streaming without a subscription.
Season 2 of Fallout is expected to deepen canonical storytelling, with creators aiming to stay true to the game's world while expanding perspectives.
Season 2 is set to premiere on December 17, continuing canonical Fallout narratives as the story expands its New Vegas context.
IGN highlights Fallout as a strong adaptation with a balance of humor and violence, positioning it among the best video game adaptations.
A post-season-1 interview with Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan explored key questions about the series' end and its direction.
Amazon’s Fallout TV show is canon within the broader game universe, informing how future adaptations align with game endings.
Fallout 76 expansion content, like Burning Springs, broadens the series’ in-game lore by extending the map into Ohio.
The free window serves both newcomers and longtime fans, offering a chance to revisit or discover Fallout ahead of season two.

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