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Chernobyl S1 E3 - Open Wide, O Earth (Cut Reaction) (Patreon)

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2026-06-06 16:15:38
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2026-09
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Sheens

Lol I'm literally vaping while watching this. Also with this show of all shows you need something to help take the edge off, so I'm surprised they're not vaping more

Giacimo Pucci

😁 Next episode is going to be a toke and whiskey situation

DN Reacts

That’s his pen 😂 neither of us smoke or vape

Giacimo Pucci

Hilarious!😂 pen😂 ! I'm only a 42 year old man give me a break. The Dam screen on my phone is to small. Great reaction!!!

Tobias Månsson

bought my subscription just to see you guys reacting to this because I can't wait! you are doing a great job and you are one of the most entertaining reactors out there because you ask such relevant questions and actually take interest in what you watch!

Ispahan

@35:30: the coffins are actually in lead, to contain as much radiation as possible.

Ispahan

Lots of Game of Thrones alumni in the series, Commander Jeor Mormont was among the miners in their opening scene ;) In the next 2 eps, you might spot more.

Will

It's too bad you guys usually record in the mornings (I believe). It would be fun to see you guys have a few drinks and get a little tipsy and bang out a few episodes of Modern Family and Arrested Development haha

S13 Drift

Boris = Gregor from Ronin : D epic car chase

EA Sucks

Andor next after this show's over ?(chernobyl's fantastic by the way)

Caleb Seeber

I've never heard someone mention the concrete truck being able to fill the hole, I thought the same thing when I watched it. I just called it movie magic and didn't think too much of it.

Jane at Home

The painting in the Kremlin was of Ivan the Terrible cradling his son after he murdered him. No idea if it really hangs in the Kremlin, but it's a terrific metaphor for the relationship between the Russian government and its people throughout history.