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Chernobyl Ep.2 (Patreon)

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2025-08-13 22:01:42
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2026-06

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Jay Rivera

Banger! Y’all are on it! Love y’all thanks. 🙏

Edgar Gonzalez

Let's go fam, double upload reaction time!

Nicole Sherlock

Omg what a night! Thank you guys for all you do!! 🙏

Jay Davis

Made the mistake of breaking the seal on this as soon as you dropped ep. 1 when I should waited so I could binge it which I really, REALLY wanna do. LOL. Love this show. Oh well. My impatience. My problem. Episode 2! LFG!

Dan63

This has been incredibly good so far.

Zima Roo

Such a good show. A good friend of my family reported on Chernobyl. He and most of the news team developed cancer years later. He recovered from Leukemia but I believe the soundman and cameraman died

Velvet Joy Vanderslice

Awesome as usual you cuties 😍. I’d like to direct y’all to check out Lake Karachey. One of THE most dangerous places. 2 hours exposure to it is scientifically proven within 2 hours. And if I’m incorrect, please tell me!

Jason Yaeger

Love this! Also Asia, the official Russian death toll- 31. Scientists around the world say the actual death toll is around 1000 to 12,000 but cannot be confirmed because of the USSR and it's secrets.

Gregory A Mann

You'll find out WHY it exploded by the end. This reactor isn't like anything you've heard about. No other country uses this type of reactor - they are inherently unstable. I'm a former nuclear reactor operator (Navy) and worked at Sandia National Labs (nuclear weapons lab) - this reactor design is crazy.

Jake Lester

The Fukushima nuclear power plant experienced a severe accident due to flooding caused by a powerful earthquake and tsunami. So you had it!

Beebel bob

I love it, and this may be the best episode. However personal opinion y’all are waiting too long between episodes. And head up … one of the clean up episodes is going to be painfully sad. Also… the firefighters gear that the nurses dumped in a pile on the floor are still there, they are still radioactive and dangerous to this day. Also, the female scientist did not exist, they made her up just for this movie. One last thing, did you notice that Boris is the same actor that played Baron Harkonen in Dune?

Vigorous Strongs

ASIA and BJ, you're just watching this miniseries. But can you imagine what Ukrainians went through in that time of explosion 💥? And how it still impacts us today? My family and I are still frustrated with the lack of professional attention we received when it exploded. No proper medical assistance, nor any valid accountability. And to this day, Russia is too proud to admit any faults to what they did in Chernobyl and to the Ukrainian people. Plain genocide. I'm afraid the history is about to repeat itself. May God keep and protect Ukraine.

Vigorous Strongs

400 rubles in 1986 is equivalent to approximately $5.03 in USD. I might be wrong. Please fact-check me.

TinCan Cosmanaut

I was born in Ukriane during the accident. 4 years old. My parents the moved family to Oregon. My ex’s dad refused to drive his semi truck there to resupplies the people in the accident. Sometimes I think he was being selfish and other times I think he’s alive and healthy. lives in America and has kids and grandchildren.

Dan Gershgol

You can always count on the Russians to shoot themselves in the foot with their decision making process. Hope you drop the other episodes very soon.

Karim

What an ending…

Karim

“With ur 10 minute ass” 😂😂😂

Ms Vanillabean

I’m so glad y’all are finally watching this! I’ve been suggesting it since I first watched it. Glad you’re enjoying it (as much as you can enjoy watching something so awful). It was just extremely well done and informative.

Eric

I was alive when this happened and I sort-of remember. At the time, Ukraine was part of the Communist Soviet Union (a closed society) so they did not tell the world what was happening ! The world found out when the radiation cloud traveled so far and was detected by other countries ! Just watched this entire show and it was extremely well done, they did a brilliant job of showing how difficult and desperate the situation (and cover-up) was.

Rachel

Oh man I have so much to say about this show it is so so good! I knew a bunch about Chernobyl growing up as my dad is a nuclear physicist/engineer and he works in nuclear industry. I watched this show with him and it was like a double whammy history lesson all at once. Also yes you are right thinking about Japan they did have a nuclear meltdown after the tsunami - but Japan handled it basically the opposite of what they did in Chernobyl. There was no deaths from it (or long term radiation issues) except there were deaths from the evacuation and indirect from tsunami. If handled correctly nuclear energy is the greenest energy there is and safe - handled badly or not having good design and it well…can be what nightmares are made of…

Beebel bob

I’d delete this until you watch it…….

Poopy McDoodooface

In Japan, that radiation leak was caused by a Tsunami and the massive amount of flooding in what caused the reactor to fail. That was in Fukushima, Japan. There's another good miniseries that is about that nuclear disaster.

girlygirl9983

---400 Russian rubles (RUB) to $5.00 (US dollars)....... ---Couldn't watch them 3 men go into that water, heart was beating so fast just like Asia. ---I'm believing the scientists over the govt. officials and any doctor for this. Everyone has their expertise.

Syl

In the USSR during 1986, the average salary was around 190-200 rubles per month. However, skilled professionals could earn between 200-400 rubles, and highly skilled individuals in specialized fields like the arts or journalism might earn 400-1000 rubles.

Syl

In the USSR during 1986, the average salary was around 190-200 rubles per month. However, skilled professionals could earn between 200-400 rubles, and highly skilled individuals in specialized fields like the arts or journalism might earn 400-1000 rubles.

Syl

In the USSR during 1986, the average salary was around 190-200 rubles per month. However, skilled professionals could earn between 200-400 rubles, and highly skilled individuals in specialized fields like the arts or journalism might earn 400-1000 rubles.

Vigorous Strongs

Yes, but how much 400 rubles would it be in USD back in 1986?

Saints_Madness

The home of the Elephants foot and oh yes, its still radioactive and still poses a threat. It's still melting and descending. This really shows the gravity of the horror of Nuclear exposure, especially if we go to war. There was a time when some Japanese men were exposed because of procedures that were not safe and they were kept alive with transfer of stem cells. The 1999 Tokaimura Nuclear accident. Excellent upload and HBO did an amazing job with this production. On to the next one

captkeebz

good movie. hadn't seen it

danzthename

This is honestly one of the scariest shows I've ever seen.

Beebel bob

The helicopter hit one of the support wires on the crane. In real life that happens much later during the clean up. Also the female scientist did not exist in real life she was made up for the show.

Christina Terwilliger

If you like Chernobyl.....checkout Meltdown: Three Mile Island on Netflix......its a documentary about how close America got to becoming the next Chernobyl. Its shocking and must watch!!!!

Fhaide

Yes they made her to represent all the other scientists at the time working to find solutions.