First time watching Chernobyl episode 5 reaction



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Chernobyl is a 2019 American-British historical drama television series created and written by Craig Mazin, directed by Johan Renck, and produced by HBO and Sky UK. It is a miniseries in all 5 episodes, depicts the Chernobyl disaster of 1986 and the cleanup efforts that followed in Ukrainian Republic, the Soviet Union. It mainly features an ensemble cast led by Jared Harris, Stellan Skarsgård, Emily Watson, and Paul Ritter.

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0:00 – Chernobyl reaction intro
1:36 – Chernobyl 1×5 reaction
28:14 – Chernobyl review

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40 thoughts on “First time watching Chernobyl episode 5 reaction”

  1. To be a scientist is to be naive. My favorite line from this entire series. We live in a time when people call scientists liars, but when you understand what science is about, you know all a scientist has is their pure love for truth.

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  2. 22:16 – “He thinks he’s going to get gassed.” Very close. The grate in the floor is a drain that was used to drain the blood out when someone was shot there. They didn’t do it that much in the 80s but he was reminded of what had often happened in that room in the past.

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  3. The real takeaway from Chernobyl is the true cost of anti-intellectualism. The cost in lives that comes anytime it becomes politically and/or financially beneficial to discredit or ignore the educated, peer reviewed advice of accredited experts that have dedicated their lives to their chosen fields.

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  4. Hey guys this set of reactions was incredible. This. Miniseries it tied with HBO’s John Adams for me as my favorite . If you guys have not seen John Adams I Highly recommend it! It would be a great reaction for the Chanel. If you don’t do it on the Chanel please watch it on your own. Another miniseries All Americans should watch! ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸. Of the U.S.' first twelve presidents, the only two never to own slaves were John Adams, and his son John Quincy Adams; the first of which famously said that the American Revolution would not be complete until all slaves were freed.

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  5. Once again, thank you for your reaction to this episode. This series was amazing in so many respects. It was of course dramatized and I know that certain things were left out or condensed such as the character of Khomyuk being a representation of a group of people. However, that fact doesn't take away from the story as a whole. This was an important and tragic event that impacted so many lives in a very negative way. This may not be the place for it, but if you are interested in another story of true events, please add the movie The Big Short to your list. It most likely won't win any polls, and it is also dramatized like this was, but it tells the story of the housing market collapse in 2008 and the impact on the lives of so many. Again, thank you for this reaction, keep up the great work gentlemen.

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  6. In terms of emotion, the final epilogue of this episode was one of the most emotional things I've witnessed. From the music played during it and realizing the actual sacrifice and danger of the situation. It is an absolute masterpiece of a mini series.

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  7. You should watch "Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes." It's also on Max (HBO) and is really good. As far as the actual events – it was such a different time. I was in the US Navy, working on nuclear submarines. We were very aware of this, but it was like watching history through a pinhole. The Soviets were so good at hiding everything, we really had no idea exactly what the truth was. All we knew was there was an accident, and it was bad. Thanks for this reaciton. I enjoyed this

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  8. Well it was a good movie. Im happy you liked it .Well if the Soviets didn't fix this you and i would not be speaking right now. a fact. i've never seen anything by HBO which wasn't great. How about HBO ROME for your next reaction?

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  9. When I listened to the HBO podcast for each episode with Craig Mazin, in the final one he said that the speech at the end, driving through the forest “…now all I wonder is what is the cost of lies?” he was thinking about Climate Change, and how we’re (politically) treating it at home. “Every lie incurs a debt to the truth.” 

    Or as my pedantic brain likes to put it, “Every lie incurs a debt to reality.”

    Reality has already started knocking.

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  10. I remember when it happened. I was a child and born and raised in Italy, so not very far from where it happened, TV news alerted to throw everything away all the herbs and flowers in the balconies and lawns. The wind didn't help, of course.

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  11. About the room Legasov was led to after the hearing — he checked behind the door because it was a common occurrence within the KGB to have someone stationed in the room behind the door to shoot the person who enters. Interrogation wasn’t something they indulged in often. Once you were on their hit list, you barely had time to breathe the air in the room before the trigger was pulled. What’s on the floor is a drain. Easy clean-up.

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  12. I can remember the impact of the incident in my childhood, not by reading it in the news but in the fact that my mother was terrified of me being out in the rain. So big was the incident and people knew so little at the time that acid rain as far away as England, was a real worry. One single accident could have poisoned half the world. It reminds us how fragile life really is.

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  13. I'm glad you guys got to experience this masterpiece. Such a powerful series and event.

    I'm also fascinated to know more about Oak's dad now too haha 😄 sounds like he was a great man

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  14. Always felt this was about much more than Chernobyl accident, or even USSR. It is literally about the cost of lies, especially those that are elevated to the level where they begin to affect and even dictate the running of the State and its’ policies. The overall cost, but especially the individual human cost of dealing with the failures and catastrophies caused by those lies. And I think we all know how many we’re surrounded with, even today, even in the West. So, in case we forget where they’ll inevitably lead us, this show gives us a warning. And that, I believe, is the true message of “Chernobyl”.

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  15. I have been waiting for this, what a show this was and that ending was just everything. "You were the one who mattered most" line always gets me. So lucky that they had the one good man when they needed it the most. To see that the unchanged death toll is still 31 is sickening. "What is the cost of lies?" Incredible show, horrifying reality.

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