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@tsogobauggi8721 4 года назад

At the end of the last episode there is a part about the real people and of the real happenings. That part would deserve it's own video reaction. It is so beautiful and touching part. :)

@dunringill1747 4 года назад

Agreed. I hope they do that as a stand alone reaction.

@ScottT248 4 года назад

Yes, you need to react to this part and you may be a little surprised.

@davedahl4461 4 года назад

The naked miners sequence was the one bit of humor in the whole series. I howled when the lead miner said we’re still wearing the f@&kin hats!

@gerbenvanessen 4 года назад

what about the machine that cuts an apple into 3 pieces?

@mholly1389 4 года назад

@@gerbenvanessen if only it cut it into four pieces..

@dalekwatcher 4 года назад

They gave up their dignity to save lives. It’s not funny. It’s heroic. Very proud of those lads.

@fringehouse 4 года назад

dalekwatcher yes it was funny. that was the point of that scene. some humor in a dim situation. why you gotta try to kill that one humorous part

@dalekwatcher 4 года назад

2Juiced4Me Well, because I don’t believe human sacrifice is a joke. That scene is partially inaccuratly delivered, but there really were men who did give up thier diginity in order to attempt to save the lives of others. If you think that is funny, all good. Humour is great, and it helps with the pacing and storytelling, but the whole thing is a tragedy. Laughing at them - considering that we are told that the majority didn’t reach 40 - is the equivillent of pissing on their graves. Is the scene funny? Yes. Should those real life people & their families have their memory forever embedded in “humor in a dim situation”, no.

@panzerwolf494 4 года назад

Poor Akimov, they couldn't show him because by the point he was interviewed his face had peeled away, parts of his skull were showing. The directors felt it would be too much. As for the firefighters being buried, it was bad enough, but the concrete truck showing up just seems so much more horrific...it kind of really sinks in that these guys are gone and will never be seen again. In reality it was a struggle to talk, and towards the very end they couldn't at all. Their mouths had swollen so much from the radiation. Lt. Pravik spent the last days of his life blinking to communicate. The actual evacuation took place about 36 hours after the accident. It was a combination of not wanting to admit to a problem, especially to the Americans who could see this all from satellite and any spies the Soviets thought might be inside the area, and the fact that it hadn't really struck how big of an issue this was among the leadership The problem with Ludmilla interacting with her husband is at first she doesn't think he is dying, and after she realizes it she wants to comfort him. She, along with the vast majority of the population, don't know what radiation is or does. Accidents were kept secret, and atomic energy was of such importance to the state that lots of information on it were state secrets. Episode 5 explains the whole series of events, i won't spoil it and I hope no one else does.

@JoshSweetvale Год назад

Luydmila's suffering was _very_ well portrayed, and went according to her biography.

@jacobmcmillan6787 4 года назад

In real life those divers didn’t have the wind up flashlights and completed the job in the dark

@santa1563 3 года назад

false

@grandobsserver3260 3 года назад

@@santa1563 No facts ...

@tombickers 3 года назад

The shoes that Lyudmilla was holding have a story of their own. As one account goes, Lyudmilla promised Vasili that she would bury him in his favorite shoes, which brought him a degree of comfort in his final moments. After he died, she brought the shoes for the attendants to put on him, but his legs and feet were too swollen and deformed from edema for them to fit, so they were forced to bury him with no shoes on. Very soon after the burial, Lyudmilla was plague with recurring dreams where Vasili would come to her, wearing no shoes, asking her to help him look for the shoes she had promised him. Eventually, she consulted a priest, and they had a second funeral, this time burying the shoes, and after that the dreams ceased. I wished they had articulated the dangers of secondary radiation exposure better. The dying first responders were not dangerous to touch. The reason that touching was discouraged was to protect them from germs. Remember, with dead bone marrow and a failed immune system, even a trivial pathogen can be deadly. The reason they still hermetically sealed the bodies during burial is to prevent the radionuclides they inhaled/ingested from leeching into the soil and being inadvertently inhaled/injested by someone else in the future. But most of all, the miniseries does itself a disservice by repeating the implication that Lyudmilla's baby somehow absorbed the radiation from her. That is simply not the reality of ionizing radiation. The fact is that the baby was exposed to the same energies as the mother--while in Pripyat--and being a fetus, was less equipped to withstand it. I am not certain if this was a misunderstanding at the time, but it unfairly paints Lyudmilla in a negligent light (she dislikes the miniseries for this reason).

@michaelccozens 3 года назад

The agony of the death of poor Toptunov in particular. On top of all the pain and unimaginable horror of watching your body literally rot around you, he died wracked with guilt, thinking the disaster was his fault. Imagine dying at 25, thinking you'd condemned ten of millions to terrible suffering and death because of some unknown error in your conduct.

@dunringill1747 4 года назад

This is such a hard hitting mini series (5 episodes total) and I appreciate you sharing your reactions to it. It is well worth powering through to the end and many questions will be answered.

@alexholding6463 4 года назад

you have to remember back then people did not no much about radiation and its effects if anything at all, the woman and her partner the firefighter you can understand why shes getting close and touching him at the end of the day its her significant other she loves him and just by looking you can't see the danger because radiation is invisible

@golice 4 года назад

Do you know japan nuclear plant accident 1998? That was horroble three victims are all melt down whole genome structure they live almost 3week every part of body are melt down except heart Heart was still intact and fresh....and beating after few min they die....

@mscheese000 4 года назад

One point of contention: it's important to distinguish between radiation and radioactive particles (like the dust you see falling on the spectators at the bridge in episode 1). You can be exposed to radiation but it doesn't make you radioactive by itself unless you've also taken up some of those particles (they got onto your skin or clothing, you inhaled or ingested them, that sort of thing). The exception to this is neutron radiation, which literally changes the nuclei that it exposes into heavier isotopes which are often themselves radioactive. But neutron radiation really wasn't a factor at Chernobyl for the most part, compared to the main three (alpha, beta, and gamma).

@penfold7455 4 года назад

Fun Fact: The scene where Legasov is sitting in a cell with Khomyuk was shot in a Lithuanian municipal building that, back in the mid-80s, was actually a real KGB jail.

@zammmerjammer 4 года назад

20:55 -- she's a doctor, not a nurse. (lots of female doctors in the USSR)

@johnnytremp 4 года назад

@Boris Posavec You've never seen a woman doctor?

@orochimascarwash3451 4 года назад

You should give mom a hug after every episode ✌😢

@tsogobauggi8721 4 года назад

Give mom a hug or we riot...! :)

@orochimascarwash3451 4 года назад

@@tsogobauggi8721 with pitchforks and torches 😂

@AdderMoray 4 года назад

The miners were the single most powerful political bloc in the Soviet Union. If they had said no, the government wouldn't have had the power to force them to do it. They need the labor the miners do and the miners knew that. This is why they could be so blatantly disrespectful without worrying about punishment. They did it because it needed to be done, not because they could be easily forced.

@alaybozan2634 4 года назад

Gals at the beginning: Cheerful, laughing, totally unaware of what was coming Me, after watching the first few seconds and pausing to write this comment: Oh boy...

@deuces_shoeless 4 года назад

She's holding her husband's shoes because when he died his feet were so swollen that they no longer fit

@mholly1389 4 года назад

The soviet union was really big on science. it almost became a cult for them. But they were also really big in supporting the State. Gorbachev said when he toured around the USSR all the people told him no matter what he does the state must do whatever it can to avoid war (even if they starve) Memory of all the wars from 1914 till present gave the state lots of leniency . Lots of people just went with it for different reasons. The producer has a couple interviews about all that stuff he learned and he also did a podcast for every episode. I really think anyone that likes this show should listen to them.

@reyk3524 4 года назад

In this series, 20% is a fictional plot, and 80% of the truth. I liked that the creators of the series came very close to the Slavic atmosphere, this furniture, appliances, buildings, I'm just amazed.

@salmarwow 4 года назад

It's not slavic. It's sovietic. A huge difference.

@lightefilit 4 года назад

It's not slavic. And the actual behaviour of people was not portrayed well at all.

@AlessaParker 4 года назад

note that the appearance of the firefighter was actually toned down for the show.

@zammmerjammer 4 года назад

I think it was Akimov, whom they chose not to show at all because so much of the damage he endured was to his face and it would have felt exploitative to turn him into some grotesque horror movie scare.

@AlessaParker 4 года назад

@@zammmerjammer yep Akimov too. But in the firefighter's case, irl he was throwing up pieces of his organs (that his wife tried to push back into his mouth) and parts of his flesh were literally falling off the bones of his limbs

@zammmerjammer 4 года назад

@@AlessaParker Oh yeah. I think the horror of it came across without needing to go too far into gore, which would just end up making it feel kind of like cheap movie spectacle. I mean, there's only so decrepit you can make a healthy young actor look with even the best prosthetics and makeup.

@martok2008 4 года назад

I've heard from a nurse interviewed (it's on RU-vid) that she never saw anything like that firefighter when it was the whole incident. So the skin part might have been exaggerated, although the coughing of organs tissue is not shown. Or maybe she didn't treat the people who got it worst. Link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m1GEPsSVpZY.html

@leojs5673 4 года назад

That was actually completely fake, according to a Chernobyl first responder nurse

@whereami2477 4 года назад

9:24 who else was genuinely disturbed when they first saw this? I hardly ever get that feeling anymore but I almost felt sick seeing that

@lionhead123 4 года назад

Yeah that was quite a shocker. Great make-up. Hard to believe the real life appearance was much worse.

@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 4 года назад

@@lionhead123 Right? Completely black skin, flesh falling from the bone, organs oozing from the mouth. It's horrid and tragic.

@kennedytaylor4783 3 года назад

I just watched Chernobyl for the first time this year (2021), and this episode affected me the most. For weeks I had trouble sleeping at night.

@utalomAlibbantakat 4 года назад

i live in hungary when explod the reactor. everyone ran to the pharmacy to buy iodine, for a long time was a shortage, I had to take at home

@golice 4 года назад

If you dont have iodine seaweed can help this situation Seaweed have lots of iodine

@utalomAlibbantakat 4 года назад

@@golice we live in communizm.. we not see orange and banana ...why u think i can buy sea weed :-D

@utalomAlibbantakat 3 года назад

@@drcornelius8275 the doctor told us how much to give! to prevent ulceration, we did not overdose

@RenegadeSamurai 4 года назад

I think the radiation wounds shown here are the toned down versions of real life radiation burns...

@michaelccozens 3 года назад

Greatly toned-down. In the real-life accounts, the victims had their flesh sloughing-off their bones while they still lived. Lyudmilla's husband was coughing-up parts of his lungs.

@entity22 4 года назад

Most of them had no real idea of what might happen to them. The firefighters in particular had no clue, they didn't even know the reactor core itself blew up, they had no real understanding of what that would even imply, just like the nuclear engineers didn't know the core exploded either or weren't sure or didn't want to believe it. The miners and the rest had an idea it was dangerous but they didn't know the science and with radiation being invisible... Plus, the soviet leadership tried to hide it and then to downplay it. The main thing about this disaster is that it's a direct result of the communist way of doing things, policies, mentalities, etc, as u will see in the last episode. This was something that could only have happened in the communist block

@Jobo89 4 года назад

Please you need to watch The crown! You are going to love it!

@zammmerjammer 4 года назад

Seconded. Not enough reactors are doing The Crown and it is just brilliant.

@cuyhater Год назад

Re: Lyudmilla. She showed up at the hospital right when Vasily was in his latency period. I mean, how would you react if a loved one were sick enough to be airlifted to a hospital... and when you saw them next they were moving around, cracking jokes, and playing games with their friends? At the very least, I'd feel absolutely relieved: "Oh, so maybe it wasn't so bad...!"

@TheNaomeister 4 года назад

One thing I want to note as I can see you guys sure about the start of the episode: In reality, the three workers that went into the tunnels didn't get their lights back! They had to feel their way through the tunnels in pitch black darkness by hand and memory! The director only had the lights come back on so the audience could see what they were doing!

@racheldollton 4 года назад

Please react to COCO. You'll love it. It's all about family.

@sce2aux464 4 года назад

"Say that I'm crazy, or call me a fool..."

@ozzycalle 4 года назад

Oh, this is gonna be a good one...

@earthisnotflat7557 3 года назад

That one guy who was talking with a suit with the miners was a real miner though not a wimp shown in this episode.

@juansoumastre933 4 года назад

Great videos Girls!!! You should watch Big Little Lies ir’s AMAZING

@hirambodon7086 4 года назад

Apparently the divers survived.

@nikolai60 4 года назад

In reality, the divers didn't have backup flashlights, they didn't even have more than one, which did fail due to radiation. They managed to get there in pitch black and open the valves, then instead of dying in a week, last I heard two were *still alive*, while the one who died did so of an unrelated heart attack, in 2005.

@golice 4 года назад

I wonder how decomposing during spreading radiation by him self... microbe can handle strong radiation??? Thats wow....

@dointh4198 4 года назад

Yes, they can. Fungus and bacteria are very good in surviving radiation.

@michaelccozens 3 года назад

@@dointh4198 Not really? Though they have since discovered microbes that can actually survive solely on radiation within the Chernobyl sarcophagus. I think the issue is more that, while the microbes near the victims may have also been eradicated by the high levels of radiation, every surface is covered with more of them, and it only takes a very few to initiate an infection when there's no immune system to stop them. Without your white blood cells, you're basically a walking bag of warm wet meat, and keep about as well.

@hirambodon7086 4 года назад

I heard the female scientist wasn't real. She was a composite character of many other scientists working on the problem.

@entity22 4 года назад

Yes, she is the only fictional character in the entire show

@benjirodriguez9116 4 года назад

Can you react to IT CHAPTER 2 or JOKER

@santino001vileno9 4 года назад

Episode 3 certainly put a hole in our spirits. Episode 4 broke our hearts. Very difficult to watch because it was reality.

@Georgestella100 4 года назад

You will find out about Lyudmilla later (she is a real person!).. Hang tough, the next one is hard. Many of your questions will be answered!

@filipcikot4423 4 года назад

All three men from begining survive to today...exept one (die on heartatack somtime about 2005)

@jacquelinelaface136 4 года назад

Dude, stuff like this is revealed through the show, why spoil it now?

@Dkmasteris 4 года назад

@@jacquelinelaface136 They're never shown or talked about in the show again, so is it really that much of a spoiler? Yeah sure, it's a cool fact that's shown it the credit sequence, but it doesn't really effect anything else.

@jacquelinelaface136 4 года назад

@@Dkmasteris i found it made me relieved at the end of the show to learn they had survived, a little moment of hope after such bleak and tragic events. That is what I mean, they should get to experience the emotion of it all.

@mistrants2745 4 года назад

Oh boy... This is gonna be a tough cookie for you gals to swallow.

@ct5625 4 года назад

The torches they were using were destroyed, acute radiation exposure fries electrical circuits and batteries etc, so they switched to mechanical back-up torches. Just FYI :)

@efricha Месяц назад

In reality, the divers didn't have any light. They felt their way to the valve and felt their way back. The flashlights really did die. The nurse was a doctor. In reality, Lyudmilla took care of several people because the hospital was really overwhelmed. Her husband's decline was far worse, and her account of it in *Voices from Chernobyl* is unflinchingly brutal. (Lyudmilla didn't like how she was portrayed, but she refused to be a consultant because she wanted to leave it behind her.) Boris and Valery did become close friends with respect for each other during this. In reality, the other nuclear operator couldn't speak with no face, so he communicated with code. They didn't speak Russian or with Russian accents because they knew they wouldn't do them justice. (It would have taken a Ukrainian and Russian cast.)

@tsogobauggi8721 4 года назад

I like watching a reaction to something none of them have seen. 2:45 Mom is very interested of this. I like that. :) 6:09 That one miner is James Cosmo who was Jeor Mormont in GoT. 12:18 Oh, give the mom a hug... :(

@falsenostalgia-shannon 4 года назад

I wondered if they would recognize Lord Commander Mormont. 😄

@LeethLee1 4 года назад

Storm if you could do Mandalorian any time soon (Disney+ is 100% worth it imo), that would be the absolute best :D But oh man Chernobyl series is perfect though, exactly what it needs to be. I felt better for having seen it.

@davidmichaelson1092 2 года назад

This is the toughest episode for me. But I will note one inaccuracy. It isn't an inaccuracy for the production, it was not well understood at the time. Once the firemen had their clothes off and were showered down, they would no longer be a contamination hazard. So all the warnings for her to not touch her husband were not necessary. Exposure to him had no effect on her or her child. It was her own exposure that made a difference. As I understand it the healthcare professionals did not understand it at the time.

@darthken815 4 года назад

I remember watching this mini-series on the channels of Nikki & Steven and Kat & Sonny months ago. And still 9:25 is more disturbing than all of the horror films I've ever seen.

@lionhead123 4 года назад

biggest fault in this episode: Once the firemen and others had their contaminated clothes removed and were washed they were no longer a danger to others, they were no long contaminated and didn't emit radiation. It was safe to touch them.

@Diraphe 4 года назад

Not true; after breathing in the radioactive isotopes for as long as they did it became part of their body.

@evilbabai7083 4 года назад

Even the divers had their feet skin removed because of inductive radiation, even though they were completely insulated. Fuel particles, isotopes and contaminated materials has penetrated firemen's flesh, effectively making them walking radiation sources, even able to contaminate everything they touch.

@lionhead123 4 года назад

@@evilbabai7083 Well not according to one of the nurses working in the hospital that night, a radiation disease expert.

@evilbabai7083 4 года назад

@@lionhead123 and where can I find those? I have found only a very popular article of Kiev hospital nurse, talking about how easily they rescued the patients from Pripyat, while their Moscow colleagues failed... And she absolutely does not take into account the severity of radioactive contamination the first responders have suffered, why they even were sent to Moscow in a first place (tbh, the whole article smells like straightforward propaganda). Being in the streets of Pripyat and waking by the burning reactor is not the same, you know. I just don't believe that if you have a nuclear fuel and isotopes all over you it is enough to wash your body and you're ok for hugs.

@lionhead123 4 года назад

@@evilbabai7083 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m1GEPsSVpZY.html

@romangoykhman6127 4 года назад

no one came with guns,every one there was a voluntier ! 35 PEOPLE DIED OVER ALL!

@christallh24 3 года назад

I wish they'd let GrandDame talk more.

@krtlkid 4 года назад

What kinds of shows are you planning on doing with these changes occurring?

@thirtysilver33 4 года назад

You all MUST watch 'The Mandalorian' an amazing series!

@Cbricklyne 4 года назад

Oh man,... You guys are really gonna hate the next episode. It seems like Episode 4's (for this show, The Boys, etc) are the new Episode 9's (GoT).

@007NowOnline 4 года назад

Great reactions.

@Kathy11144 4 года назад

Next episode is a doozy

@ViewfromtheVoid 4 года назад

You're evil haha

@Cbricklyne 4 года назад

Episode 4's (this show, The Boys) are the new Episode 9's (Game of Thrones)

@jessicarivera4959 4 года назад

Hi girls! Be ready for the next episode. Is quite strong as well! Take care of yourselves.

@Narutoanime16g 4 года назад

History

@Georgestella100 4 года назад

Are you going to react to episodes 4 and 5?

@bb8bb847 4 года назад

Miss your Twd reactions

@joshuacampbell4700 4 года назад

Never give up hope buddy. Never give up hope.

@thesecretagent3443 4 года назад

You came for this sscene 09:40 welcome to hel..

@eddiehoward7002 4 года назад

I think you might like reacting to Person Of Interest.

@JAngel117 4 года назад

Please react to "CARRIE(2013)"

@bentaddcolburn9352 4 года назад

Please watch the new Star Wars trailer and can you please put Star Wars A New Hope and The Dark Knight on viemo

@deflandre8286 4 года назад

9:37 this is light version of what really happened to their bodies.

@ArcRogerr 4 года назад

No Breaking Bad this week? :/

@kdizzle901 3 года назад

I felt horrible for the firemen and the families but that woman who was pregnant I can’t think of her name of the top but she was warned several times and even told the people going to the bridge it wasn’t safe and she willingly went through the plastic was touching and kissing his skin and it was hard for me to have sympathy for her call me harsh I guess but if it was just her choice to get sick being with her husband in his final days but her getting sick will get other people sick and also she was knowingly pregnant and went in there and lied about being pregnant she just infuriated me throughout the whole show but her husband was a hero

@Diraphe 4 года назад

Modern media reporting: "Tens of thousands of young men sent to their deaths...Women most effected"

@Incognito_UA_1927 Год назад

Lyudmila Ignatenko has lost her husband and daughter due to Chernobyl disaster, and now she is in the very epicenter of the war that Russia is waging against Ukraine. Just imagine how much trouble this unfortunate woman went through