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Chernobyl: Episode 1 FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2025-02-11 00:27:36
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2026-06

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This is going to be such a difficult watch, but I am also looking forward to it! I also think this had one of the best openings I've seen in a long time!!

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Kevin Hooper

This will be a tough one, but I think that you will appreciate it as a history student.

Dan M

Wow, you are cranking out the content! Okay, I’ve heard a lot about this series, and I’m familiar with what happened in Chernobyl, but it will be a first watch for me.

scott osborne

ignore this one damn it i cant watch this one with you see im tight fisted and i dont wanna pay and its not on netflix

Ziro the Hutt

Ok signed back up for this one, its fantastic. Hope you do Last Of Us next before the new season too Teegan!! And speaking of Last Of Us, Craig Mazin created this, and helped make that series too - that man knows how to produce quality tv!

Clay F

Excellent limited series

Ziro the Hutt

"I don't know how I'm going to get through this" - well prepare yourself, you'll be pleased to hear, it only gets worse! :D Jared Harris, who you thought was in Harry Potter, wasn't in it, but he is the son of the first Dumbledore, Richard Harris. He has been in The Terror and played Moriarty in one of the Guy Ritchie/Robert Downey Jr Sherlock Holmes films; amongst others. They are developing a Harry Potter series on HBO and I hoped he would play Dumbledore, but alas he turned it down unfortunately. Speaking of other series, this seems like a Star Wars Andor reunion! There must be about a dozen actors who are in both shows! Do they all have the same agent? If so, that agent picks up good work for them, because that, like this, is must watch. I'm old enough to remember Chernobyl. I was a kid myself at the time, around 9. I heard about it on the news, and the fear was that the fallout that we see at the end of the episode with the bird dying, would spread all over Europe. I'm in the UK, so we were on the outskirts of its path. The school I went to was adjoined to another, right next door. One was a Catholic school, the other a Protestant. For some reason we'd travel between schools to get to our classes. I remember looking up at the sky going to the other school, and it was raining, and even then with my limited knowledge of all this, the fear was real that we'd be irradiated. God the 80's were a depressing time really; the country was broke, strikes were happening all over the place, the establishment - like here in the show - was cracking down on protest, Aids was new and the ad campaign about awareness, scared the bejesus out of us, there was still the Cold War going on, though Gorbachev and Reagan were seemingly working to try to develop warmer relations (almost like now eh between one pretend despot and an actual one in the East); and then the small matter of bleedin' Chernobyl!!!!! Yes these were graphite blocks. They wrap around the control rods which go into the water, to control the reaction rate. With them being blown off, the water gets vaporised, and the core is exposed to all and sundry. Lovely... You are right about the score, its phenomenal, but so unsettling. Very industrial, yet warped. Really amping the terror of being involved in all this, and the danger of what the radiation will bring. This is a heavy show to sit through, but its superbly done, you will love and hate it!

scott osborne

i was wrong i found it and watching now this one of those shows that say your all ready dead kinda thing just from working there

scott osborne

holy crap that was tough to watch those bloody men made me feel like pulling a gun and shooting them that was my first time watching it all i got to say now is well done to all those involved fucking morons and the cast bloody good rolls they played

Dennis D

Best book about the Chernobyl nuclear accident is "Midnight at Chernobyl" by Adam Higginbotham. As a retired firefighter, my heart goes out to the extremely brave firefighters who fought the deadly blaze.

Marcus Hardy

Hildur Guðnadóttir, a cellist and the composer of this show (and Joker). She got an Emmy and Golden Globe for this, and an Oscar for Joker. The haunting sound you describe, was accomplished by her playing her cello in an abandoned nuclear silo in Estonia if I’m not mistaken. They recorded the horrific reverb and thats what that sound is.

Saiyan Sweet

I AM SO GLAD THIS WON! YAY!!!

Riggo 82

Without giving away any specifics about the rest of the series, your take on the overarching theme of the show is spot on. What is the cost of lies? And your also right that this will be a tough watch, but I think, worth it.

Spinnaker

In the hospital early on, the man refers to the woman as "doctor." I think he is a nurse and she is a doctor.

Lishishur29

So is there a way to watch a version without the blur? I don't have a way to watch it at the same time

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Nope, It’s illegal for me to share it. Illegal Redistribution of property or something like that. It’s the pop up that shows up on dvds before the movie starts. Already got the firm wrist slap at the beginning when I first started my channel that they would sue me if I continued.

Lishishur29

Wow really? I did not know that that's crazy. Well still, thank you

Theo

My favorite thing is when u have "teacher" moments! I dont know why you decided to take another path in life, but I sure am glad you did. In another universe, you still changed lives, although they were ur students This particular path led you to being the friend of many lonely people. A pal to watch a movie with while everyone else is gone, thank you Tegan

MertzRocks

Pardon your French!?? When it comes to stuff like this horror and the people who allowed it to happen, P L E A S E ! ! SPEAK ALL THE FRENCH YOU LIKE!! 👀

Kusaram Anohito

I watch a channel on youtube that often acts as a historical documentary of things that have gone wrong and led to loss of life. Most often the take away is that the safety measures we have today were built from the blood of others. People don't often know what/how to protect themselves until after the bad thing has occurred.

MertzRocks

Crazy yes... Well, bureaucracy = crazy most of the time, if not all.

MertzRocks

IMO, 'haunting' or 'eerie' don't do the sound justice. 'Nerve-wracking' is *almost* descriptive enough lol. Any way you describe it it is still brilliant and perfect for those moments.

MertzRocks

Another role Jared Harris is now well-known for is that of Anderson Dawes, one of the Belter leaders in The Expanse. He should have been in more seasons of it, imho.

MertzRocks

Basically everything about this first chapter is designed to purposefully make you angry; mainly at the attitudes and obtuseness of the major players who were in charge of the plant, and in charge of the test they were doing in particular. The music, of course, is instrumental in playing (see what I did there lol) on your nerves like nails on a chalkboard to make you even angrier. It's brilliantly written from top to bottom and front to back, even if (arguably) it's not *entirely* accurate.