A fan managed to film the shooting process of Fallout season 3 – Walton Goggins is once again playing your favorite ghoul

Ghoul, played by Walton Goggins, doesn't seem bothered by the radioactive sun of Pomona – footage from the set of Fallout season three shows the character looking just as menacing as he did in season one.

In a new video, filmed on a phone from a couple hundred meters away from the set in Pomona, California, Ghoul walks toward a building with a movie theater sign, dog in tow.

Sharp-eyed viewers immediately zeroed in on the details. The sign reads "Sinema," with "Passion of the Mutant" visible above it – a direct nod to the Master, the main antagonist of the original 1997 Fallout.

The Master, also known as Richard Grey, turned people into super mutants in his obsession to unite the wasteland under a single form, and his origin remains one of the darkest storylines in the entire franchise.

Fans have also zeroed in on the location. A Salt Lake sign with a beehive – the symbol of Utah – appears in the footage, fueling speculation that Joshua Graham might show up this season. The character, known as the Burned Man, first appeared in the Honest Hearts add-on for New Vegas.

The set sits close to Wendover Airfield, where scenes involving the Brotherhood of Steel base were previously filmed. It's less than a two-hour drive from Salt Lake City, so the geography lines up with a single journey across the post-nuclear West.

If Graham does show up, it would make sense to put him in Sawyer's hands, since he knows the character better than anyone. That said, Graham lore isn't entirely consistent across games – Chris Avellone originally created him for the canceled Van Buren, and the scarred preacher look people know today only took shape in New Vegas.

The theater marquee reading "Passion of the Mutant" could set up a flashback about the Master, or it might just be a small easter egg for fans. The sign is there – what it actually leads to will become clear once the season airs.