THIS TRIAL IS INTENSE! | Chernobyl (HBO Miniseries) - Part 5 Vichnaya Pamyat Reaction Part 1!
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2019
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Boris in ep.1: "explain to me how a nuclear reactor works"
Boris in ep.5: explains to the courtroom how a nuclear reactor works.
Best character development ever
it's ep 2 not 1
Also how his relationship with Dr. Legasov developed. In ep.2 he's threatens to throw him out of a helicopter, they have ZERO respect for one another. By episode 5 they're each saying "No, YOU were the more important one in all this" to each other.
Considering he spent months working with teams of scientists in the decontamination and containment process, I would imagine he'd have learned a lot.
dan and dave from got could never
Legasov and Boris are heroes of the world. Not only did they save Europe but possibly the Earth. They deserve our respect. Good job comrades and RIP.
Here and here!! And the group of scientists that risked their lives and reputations whom Emily Watson's character was created to represent.
Plus all the volunteers and workers who sacrificed their health and risked their lives to contain the damage.
They do a great job "dumbing down" the explanation for those of us who don't speak science.
The woman in the video is loud. Ouch.
I understood it how they explained it & learnt something about nuclear power
Now here's the thing.
He was going to be awarded "Hero of the Soviet Union" the highest honor of the land.
This grants him a rent reduction as well as a bigger house to live in, a free airplane ticket a year, free public transportation for life, access to entertainment venues, access to preferred treatment in medical facilities, and when he dies, his family will get a pension as well as the prestige of "wife of hero" or "child of hero" status which has it's own benefits.
This is a big deal, this is a very big deal.
If things did go as in the series he was a hero for the world
@@sharky1561 He was, but he knew too much. He was pushing reforms that Ryzhkov wouldn't allow for. So Ryzhkov basically made his life very, very hard. Also in reality, the Central Committee was kept out of the loop for a good long while. To a point where Gorbechev had to unleash his KGB against the investigation to actually get a straight answer of what was going on in Chernobyl. That's why he went public 18 days after the disaster, and basically went on TV and said "we've been lied to."
I am fairly certain that Gorbechev gets depicted at the emergency meetings rather than Ryzhkov because not many people know who Ryzhkov is.
Well it wouldn't have mattered much because USSR collapsed in like 3-4 years
@@the_crypter Well, no one knew it then, but Chernobyl was the start of the collapse. When it became clear to the entirety of the soviet union that the state would rather save face then not irradiate most of eastern europe
The title means "Eternal Remembrance".
Dyatlov was an extremely lucky human being. He lived fairly long compared to the other dudes working at the Plant and his child took the bullet for him, AND he already had suvived a nuclear incident in a submarine prior to Chernobyl
When Roose Bolton shows up, you know shit got real. Enjoyed your reactions. You have a new fan. Subbed
My thoughts exactly!
Akimov: Call off the safety test, or I’ll press AZ5 and blow up your reactor!
Dyatlov: I’ll find another.
ManicMeeks I really enjoyed your series of reviews/reactions to Chernobyl. Your blue glasses are very cute and you look good in them.
It's sad that Legasov's only choice was to commit suicide so that the world would pay attention to his words. I also felt sorry for Boris. He felt that he was insignificant. That scene with Legasov was touching "They sent a good man to Chernobyl. They listened to you." I felt absolutely no pity for Dyatlov and those other two idiots. They deserved worse, and so did the SOBs who approved that design flaw and let it pass.
I'll be back for The Terror. I subscribed to your channel weeks ago.
Thank you for watching! I always pick super colorful bold glasses. They are just so pretty!
I agree with everything you said. When Legasov killed himself, he could no longer be silenced.
I also love her glasses too!👍 I've seen "The Terror" and I can't wait to see her reaction.
@@lisab6547 I legit dressed up as a polar bear at Halloween for my little nieces because of The Terror. I wish I was a better diver so I could try for a Parks Canada job and actually dive those ships IRL. History geek + horror geek = The Terror was like porn for me.
@@neuralmute Haha! I understand. I love history and horror. I never thought I would enjoy history so much when I was in high school. I enjoyed ancient history but the more recent stuff didn't hold my interest. Now I love it! Maybe it's because more documentaries are available and history isn't just words although now I love reading about it too.
Working for the Canadian Parks would be fun but I'm afraid of water like that so there's no way I could go diving. Your nieces are lucky! I bet they love you!❤️
This series was excellent. I was hooked each week.
Actually, Boris Stolyarchuk (senior unit 4 control engineer) is still alive.
I loved your reviews throughout the whole miniseries. "The baby is like rescue me, please, Jesus" totally cracked me up.
Thank you for this. I am the same age as the writer, Craig Mazin, which means I was like him a teenager when it happened. I am very glad that this important true story resonates with a young person such as yourself. We are living in a time when the question "What is the cost of lies?" has never been more relevant. @ManicMeeks, thank you for posting these reaction videos. Your insight is valued, perhaps even more than you know. Subscribed.
it's crazy watching you learning about nuclear power as you watch the series
I was in Europe and Downwind of this when it happened. We couldn't eat
or drink any dairy or egg from the Economy. We drank a lot of powdered milk and
ate powdered eggs for a good four months. Chernobyl was not the only Soviet
Nuclear Accident and not the worst Soviet Nuclear Accident. Since 1950 the
Soviet Union had 57 land based Nuclear Accidents. The worst of which more than
doubled the release of Chernobyl. These, for the most part, were in desolate
places and closed cities in Siberia and Kazakhstan and not reported. One
accident was in Leningrad/ St. Petersburg! They had releases of weaponized
anthrax among other things that wiped out whole villages. Those villages are no
longer on the map. Welcome to Socialism.
I am so thankful you are reacting to this series.
And it’s wonderful because often you say what I was thinking in those moments.
So thank you :)
Thank you for watching! This was an amazing series. I hope you kept watching as I start The Terror.
ManicMeeks in case you didn’t understand just how Radioactive the firefighters bodies were I’ll give you some perspective 1,000 Microsieverts Equals One Millisievert And 1’000 Milisieverts Equals one Sievert More then Two Sieverts at a time is fatal we absorb annually about 2 millisieverts from background Radiation the firefighters Absorbed 16 Sieverts Do the math and wonder why they were buried the way they were in short they became Nuclear ☢️ Waste
You're watching The Terror? You've got my sub!!! And your adorable glasses have had my love from the moment I saw them. Us girls with glasses can't help but adore outstanding frames!
I was really astonished with how much love and accuracy and respect it was depicted. This series is a notebook about Soviet mentality that is still in us- Russians,Ukrainians, Kazakhs and other nations that were damaged by Soviet Union.
Vichnaya Pamyat translates from Ukrainian as Everlasting Memory.
Jared Harris also plays a fantastic character in "The Expanse" and he's awesome at it. You should absolutely check it out.
That's on the list as well. Thank you for watching!
Is there ever a time that Jared Harris *isn't* amazing?
Also loved him in Mad Men!
And also in Mad Men, he is the most likely guy in the show. He does have some scenes where he is chivorious, and valiant, in the British sense of course.
You have the best reaction videos of this series!
"The Terror" was a miniseries but it looks like the writers have made a second season that is a completely different story from the first season. "The Terror" was the name of a ship so that's where the title comes from. So you don't need to hurry and watch all of season 1 although you will want to! Can't wait to see your reactions! 👍
What do you think s2 would be about?
@@jaellanthehat3693 Good question, I hadn't thought about it. The first season was about being stuck with little hope of escaping and a monster after them. Sounds like my previous marriage!
Actually I looked on IMDb and it's about a family of of Japanese decent in the internment camps of WW2 and a cultural monster. I love horror movies about Asian ghosts because they are so different from Western ghosts.
What do you think would make a good season?
@@lisab6547 After the guy (forgot the name) was with the eskimos, a search party troes to find him but finds that lady (forgot the name too) tries to uncover secrets about the North-west passage.
And your last marriage sounds horrfying! 😱
@@jaellanthehat3693 Wow, that's a really good idea!
And I've now been married almost 23 years to a wonderful man so I'm over the last one👍
@@lisab6547 Nice! :)
Great demo on how it blew up. Supervisor was a jerk but management wanted it done.
"Vichnaya Pamyat" = "Memory Eternal"
New subscriber really liked your reactions. I know we have our problems in USA, but WOW 😮
You know things are serious when Roose Bolton shows up
I am really glad that Dyatlov's life after that was absolute hell and that he only endured until 1995, legasov was right, dyatlov really deserved death
His son died
@@Onche518 Good
Dyatlov was a very experienced professionals at that night shift personal. He took himself as any drill sergeant do with his recruits. He was guilty, yes, but he was a small part of a problem.
Problem was much more complicated than it showed. Dyatlov had to manage a military experiment that was not about safety, but about how to produce electricity in conditions power plant wasn't designed to operate, and he wasn't aware of posible design defects (that was told about at episode 4). That want to try this experiment after Israeli Air Force destroyed newly builded nuclear power plant at Iraq.
@@ZhekUA He might not have been aware of the defects regarding the control rods, but he still broke protocol to a degree that put all the pieces into place, just to get a promotion, he had plenty of opportunities to back out, his crew told him numerous times that they should call this off, but he was too much of an arrogant asshole to stop the test and do it at another time, we got to the point where the reactor would blow up because of his negligence, design flaws or not
@@murciadoxial8056 That was not a safety test, if it was, than if not all RBMK but at least every third of them would blew up. It was military experiment about how to produce electricity at severely damaged power plant. This experiment should not be done in any way and by anyone, but...
Watch When They See Us. Its on Netflix. I guarantee you'll love it and cry.
Is it base on live event? If not nevermind...
Rocket Avocado it is based on real life events. It was very good
Vichnaya Pamyat is the equivalent of Rest in Peace. It means You'll be always remembered. It's common to be put on tombstones in Ukraine.
That scene in the beginning, the music reminds me of those old video documentaries you'd watch in class. It fills me with nostalgia, and sadness. Pripyat was a truly beautiful place, even by western standards.. And they lost it all.
Dyatlov was actually a very questionable person before this disaster. Rumour has it, he caused the death of his daughter, due to having been contaminated from an earlier nuclear accident he had survived. That said, he was largely responsible for the melt down, even though AZ-5 should have saved them, and didn't. The unfortunate thing about it is really that this would have happened. If not to Chernobyl, than another plant. Somewhere, this would have happened, and because of it, we have learned so much about safety when handling this type of fuel source.
If you like HBO miniseries, I really recommend "From the Earth to the Moon". It was released in the 90's, but it's a great saga about the various Apollo missions (not just Apollo 11).
If you can find it, you really should check it out.
11:15 "nooo He dropped it, he dropped it, pick it up!" Why am I still watching this? ...
When you watch The Terror look for the actor who played the main firefighter in Chernobyl, he played a character named Cornelius Hickey in The Terror and he is absolutely fantastic. The actors name is Adam Nagatis, so you get two Chernobyl actors with him and Jared Harris!
It's incredible - he's a hero in Chernobyl, and a rat bastard in The Terror. Great acting!
@@neuralmute yea, he was the best part of the terror, or one of the best parts, guy is talented
@@Jon.A.Scholt The entire Terror cast is so strong, it's hard to pick favourites! But Adam Nagaitis is definitely a standout - far from standard villain material, and strangely appealing at times; he's got psychological layers over layers, just like everyone else in the series.
Hi, any reason why the part 2 of this video wasnt allowed to play in Czech Republic, Europe? Thanks for answer or best, for FIXING IT ;-)
Legasov was a hero but not for the reason the government gave it to him for.
Yes they convert all there reactors: They now function somewhat to how ares do.. They even placed the proper shielding under the cores, in case of a melt down. That was the word :)
the saddest part of this whole series for me was watching those young plant workers do their very best given an impossible task and because of the incompetency of dyatlov, his bullying and on the insistence of their higher ups, they died in the worst possible way. they did do everything right. it's not their fault at all. and they probably struggled with feeling responsible against the knowledge that they did everything right, right up until they died. they weren't guilty of anything, they were victims, and seeing how scared they were just breaks me.
keep playing with me with this part 2 business!
I'm not sure if you've watched The OA yet, but I think you'd enjoy that. For some reason most reactors don't seem to know about it but those who do absolutely love it :)
IRL neither Legasov or Stella skarsgards person were at the trial. Legasov chicken out in Vienna and when he came home he was marginalized and discredited. He had attempted suicide at least once before. The creator wrotemthe trial with our heroes there bc we wouldn't care about new characters giving us the big info dump.
If test was canceled reactor would blowing up for sure . Tests needed to prevent such accidents
These are the best Chernobyl reactions I've seen! If you like unbelievable true stories I'd love to see you react to a British miniseries called A Very English Scandal on Amazon - I can't find anyone on RUclips who's done reaction videos to it before, but it's incredible.
11:51 You're right in everything in this.
However: The flaw in the reactor design was kept secret from them, because the party deemed it not necessary for them to know. Even the flaw itself was something the party deemed an acceptable risk. After all, nothing bad is allowed to happen in the USSR. And when the party says nothing bad happens, it simply doesn't. Regardless of what happens.
And if they would've refused, the result would've been being blacklisted from the industry, likely kicked out of the communist party (blacklisted from everything else) and possibly brought up on charges. Had this been during Brezhnev, most likely thing would've been to be charged with sabotaging the operation of the power plant.
Several scientists had expressed concerns about the safety of these reactors, the issues were known, but ..
Over 100 million ppl got some amount from this accident & still does for atleast couple million years
Legasov tapes: legasovtapetranslation.blogspot.com/2019/08/tape-1-side-a.html#more
03:38.. Tinker, Tailor, Solder, Spy....
Damnit, where’s part 2? 😭
Great reaction video . I love how you talk to he characters as us black people are apt to do.
I think you should check out ' the Americans' is amazing. It's breaking bad level of good. Even more intense than Chernobyl since you don't know what is set to happen. Also check out 'the Expanse' amazing show as well. I think they are on Amazon. the Americans can be found on Netflix.
For more historical tv series, take a look at 'Rome' amazing, amazing show about Gaius Julius Caesar, Pompeo magnus and Octavius Julius Caesar. Another good historical show is "timeless" it was an NBC show. pretty good for network television, no HBO level but still a good watch and it gives a deeper look into the back story of historical events.
OH OH and one of the best show ever made was "Hannibal" It was an NBC show staring Mads Mikkelsen. this show must be seen to be believed. It's up there with "the Silence of the lambs" movie, but flushed out in a tv show. Give it a watch. KEEP UP the GOOD WORK.
Reactors 1-3 I'm not 100% sure but I was told as a teenager never shut down and still run today.
Brandee Schweigel-Brock they ran until 2006 i believe, although im not sure.
apparently he isnt as bad as portrayed by a survivor according to and that also the plant workers were very decisive in their decisions unlike in the show
Where is part 2?
If you like the this story then you should watch this movie I think its called ''Fat Man and Little Boy''. Its abaut the Manhattan project and the demon core.
your hair is way too cute
Actually, it is interesting fact, but you are wrong. It is not Dyatlov who survived among all these men in that control room. It is STOLYARCHUK. It is incredible , but that man is still alive till today ! He is THE ONLY ONE survived from that team after hospitalization. There are few interviews with him on youtube but rather in russian ruclips.net/video/uPRyciXh07k/видео.html In real life as real Stolyarchuk says ... all depended on where exactly every of them stood and where did they go from that room. Cause there could be 50 roentgen where he stood for example and already 250 few meters away on the other side of the door. And as i understood in real life he was lucky enough and just did not move to the most dangerous places as others had to. Of course they couldn't know that at that time. Stolyarchuk not only survived ... but he also continued working on the other power plants in Ukraine after that ... for years ... AND ! this guy even was the Chief of State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine in 2017. So he is one of those who takes care of Chernobyl till now. All his life is connected with it.
Anatoly really wasn’t this much of a douche they just made him seem as such for the sake of the story
Please watch Mad Men, I will totally subscribe to you, and its a very good show, girl!
And yes,I would totally tell my subscribers to you...
You look great, no makeup just natural silky glowing skin! Lol, man even your no lipstick lips look nice! A lot of you tubers wear gobbs of makeup and it's so fake
I don’t understand what the authors of the show tried to say, what does the KGB have to do with the building and upgrading of a nuclear power plants or even drawing the budget of the USSR?
If you kill the messenger and burn the message, then no one will ever know, that's the whole point, the lies, they trying to hide the failures of the state to save face and pretend that nothing is happening, that's it
@@murciadoxial8056
"hide the failures of the state" from whom? From the state?
Why Legasov negotiates with the KGB on the modernization of nuclear power plants? How can they make it happen?
@@Dragoot Hide the failures of the state from the people; and from other nations. The USSR was obsessed with maintaining its image as some sort of utopia. Part of maintaining this image was having the KGB control every little bit of information. If they retrofitted the other reactors then the workers would talk about it; and that information would spread like a weed. Plus other nations would be able to see this with satellites and spy planes.
The KGB was behind everything that happened in the USSR; they were the ones pulling all the strings. Apartments in the Soviet Union were actually built with two separate entry doors. One door for the tenants; a second door (and stairwell) that was just for KGB use. This was so they could arrest people in the middle of the night without the other apartment dwellers seeing anything.
@@Diraphe "Hide the failures of the state from the people; and from other nations." The court was closed to the people and other nations. From whom then it was necessary to hide the testimony at the trial?
"If they retrofitted the other reactors" Who are "they"? What does the KGB have to do with the construction of nuclear reactors?
"KGB was behind everything that happened in the USSR" Wat?! KGB secret police, not a shadow government. The government was the government.
"a second door (and stairwell) that was just for KGB use." Where did you get this absurdity? Point source.
Are you familiar with the concept of fire exit?
just one quibble. please stop yakking during the characters talking you will miss key things being said. listen more! otherwise i have enjoyed your reaction videos