Chernobyl 1x4 "The Happiness of all Mankind" REACTION!!
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"Don't worry, it gets worse": The series
or "The Horror Won't End" the Series
You're both wonderful, these are fantastic names lol
17:20
People forget that Legasov had a wife and daughter, so he had plenty to fear for if he crossed the State.
They certainly never showed or talked about them in this series.
That's the bad American writing. They didn't worship the State, and the State wasn't the tyranny. They worshipped the Party, and its idealistic official goals, and the Party, including its General Secretary who was the head of the government, was the tyranny.
Tbh I totally forgot until I saw this comment..
@@patrickholt2270 In the Soviet Union the Party WAS the State. Maybe not in theory, but technically it was. And they did worship the State, because it was the State that owned everything, and provided everything to the people.
@hammertapping Yeah, and Khomyuk also didn't exist, and I'm pretty sure Legasov also didn't just shout down Gorbachev for adjurning a meeting.
I think the show did a good job dramatizing the events, while remaining truthful where it mattered. It's just an opinion, though.
And the fact is, socialist states (not just in the USSR, but in the Eastern Block in general) prosecuted many of their own people for openly stating opinions that opposed the interests of the Party. Many of these countries still work the same way, they're just not so open about it anymore.
If they didn't kill the animals, then those animals would've spread the radiation to any other non contaminated animals or people they come across. It had to be done.
DWN KAOMWN yeah it was a necessary evil
@@braylonrandle1731 people like you are the ones who scream abuse if someone holds a dog the wrong way for a milisecond. those animals had to killed and stay under concrete so the radiation WILL NOT SPREAD to other animals who were outside the area,the air and humans who were living close to chernobyl as well. for your fucking information there is an overpopulation of poor strays both dogs and cats and they die due to starvation and illnesses at chernobyl,you can watch one of the many documentaries they made here. they didnt even kill most of them at that time. the ones who survived have had hundreds of thousands pups who are now living under the worst circumstances,and people still cannot touch them or adopt the elder ones unless they are pups who have been examined hundreds of times to make sure they are not contaminated. if you so much care about animals,why dont you adopt one or two,then fund your town's shelters?in fact,chernobyl's dog shelter gives away internationally hundreds of puppies every year.
@@braylonrandle1731 You are the evil here, and not smart at all, those animals deserved to die, they were infected and if they were smart they would have flee, but they are stupid animals who don't even know what's happening to them, and you are stupid to cry for them. (PS: I am not so much of a dog person lol)
@@braylonrandle1731 It was essential to do but damn, that's the kind of job that would make part of you die on the inside.
@@robertstenn1350 no, it wouldn't. I would gladly kill those animals to prevent them from INTENSE suffering that awaited them otherwise.
The reason they had to show (and insist on) the animal control guys is to show that the Chernobyl disaster destroyed lives in more ways than just radiation damages, via the evolution of Pavel's character.
A very overlooked aspect
Oh come on, it was just emotional manipulation, banking on how people react to seeing dogs get hurt. Just like they exaggerated with the worst case scenario...
@@Bayard1503 Yet highly accurate emotional manipulation, because, well, that did happen.
@@Bayard1503 that’s like saying anything sad in a film or show is emotional manipulation give me a break
@@kdizzle901 Ikr? I mean, isnt the entire Point of entertainment, art, stories, etc. to engage with people with something they can relate to?
Sure, you can scrutinize the show over some creative liberties taken to make the information more cohesive for regular people, but overall that doesnt change the actions taken to mitigate an already dire situation.
You can also see the real footage of the liquidators shoveling graphite off the roof the accuracy is astounding
Another fun titbit: its not proven but there are widespread reports of otherwise logical and rational people behaving illogically when in extremely radioactive environments. Like he workers looking over the rails when they were explicitly told not to. There are reports of workers feeling dissociated or in a bit of a trance. Now this can be adrenaline, but there have been many speculations if maybe high doses of radiation are capable of directly influencing the brain.
Just couple days ago saw a report about a recent study on effects of cosmic radiation to people in conditions of Moon and Mars. It's possible, that radiation has a direct effect on electric signaling in brain and can affect reasoning and memory. This is besides the well known effect of high energy radiation killing cells.
Ott Karu yes, I've seen that one too, it basically gave the mice PTSD and it made them paranoid compered to the control group that had the exact same living standards. And it did not always return to normal when the mice was removed from the high radiation. So going to Mars just became even harder.
Yep, euphoria is thought to be one of the first symptoms of radiation poisoning.
Makes sense, really. If it can fry electronics, it can affect electrochemical activity like brains.
Well I think it would be very strange if the strong ionizing radiation from a blown reactor core didn't affect the brain. We know that it affects the taste buds because you get a metallic taste in your mouth. And we know that it affects electronic equipment so why wouldn't it affect the brain?
"How do I know it exploded?" ...omg you guys had the same reaction as my mom and i when watching it. I thought my mom was going to throw something at the tv!
The three roofs were code named after one of the technician's three nieces. You can assume the most radioactive roof was a... problematic child.
oh thats actually funny and awesome i never knew this... naming the moist dangerous place on earth after a niece LMAO
In a video that was put out by Ukranian TV that was on YT about reactions to the "Chernobyl" mini-series by people who were actually involved 33 years ago, they had an interview with a real-life animal liquidator from that time. He told a story of how, while he and his comrades were tracking down animals, they saw this strange small four-legged slimy creature walking around. For a moment, they thought it was an alien of some kind....
...until it meowed at them.
Do you know the link for the RUclips video by any chance?
Penfold 74 poor kitty. Thats why they had to do this. Kill them immediately so they wont suffer like dying slow decaying insode out outside in.
Penfold 74 great comment.
@@Southlondonrider92 I think it's this one: ruclips.net/video/gdmAkuGO1FI/видео.html
@@Rod_Knee yeah, it happens at ~11:12 in that video - ruclips.net/video/gdmAkuGO1FI/видео.htmlm12s
Comrade soldier is not just done.
Comrade soldier is well done
comrade soldier is done for.
I heard he survived though.
The one part with animals they left out is that some would have started looking like the guys in hospital, killing them would have been a mercy.
Totally spoiled Downfall for my friend - told him Hitler died in the end. He had no idea.
*Mind blown*
He would of been suprised if he didnt know about the story 🤷🏻♂️
Are you serious?! Hahaha
What an emptyheaded individual
Props to whoever killed him..
Damn Abi remembered the line from the first episode about Dyatlov’s jail sentence... considering all the series they react to that’s impressive recollection... Great series great reactions, if this show doesn’t sweep at the Emmy’s that would be...... madness
They both have a great ability for remembering character names very quickly. So they were able to keep track of Dyatlov as his story progressed over the show really well.
4:32 They said in the podcast: This one guy, in his memoirs and interviews, explained the idea of the egg basket, and literally insisted to future historians that they put it in their books and journals.
So here it is. ^_^ One hero of Chernobyl's petty wish honored.
Why petty?
@@ThanatoselNyx It's not exactly a golden statue.
petty, but funny hehehe
Imon Abby stop apologizing for your reaction that's what we came to see if other people complaining them f*** them.
@@tsogobauggi8721 is your name translated in English as abby or imon. If not then fuck off.
@@tsogobauggi8721 what the fuck you here for then if not the reactions ? That's the whole point of their channel
@@tsogobauggi8721 Calm down dude, it's just a small assumption that make sense. You really not need to complain about it.
@@tsogobauggi8721 fuck off
I dont think you guys are disrespectful to anyone, I mean sure you guys laugh at some points, but I understand that this series is not easy to watch and that’s your way to enlighten the mood and I totally appreciate it. You guys are lot better than some know-it-all people here who outright called Lyudmila “stupid”. THAT is disrespectful. Love your reaction :)
Alas, not enough nudity or "thirst" moments in this episode to make up for the pet scenes 😢
the official HBO podcast was good and Midnight in Chernobyl is a good book if you want to research after like I surely did.
Snark Knight I almost liked the podcast more than the show. So informative.
Gonna give it a go on the book.
There's also Voices of Chernobyl.
I know the shooting of the animals was hard. Painful in the extreme to know and watch. Others have correctly stated in the comments that radiation would spread with the animals. But at the same time with how infected they were. The longer the stayed in the area the worse it would get. Getting shot would be a mercy to save them from a drawn out painful death due to radiation poisoning.
Dyatlov: NO U
Damn, wish you guys reacted to Mindhunter. Fincher’s my favourite director.
Cinema Gaming that would be so dope
22:26 Humans were literally dying horrible deaths. I don't think letting dogs die of cancer is better than dying a quick death. No pill is not going to save them and also they were starting to eat each other because there wasn't enough food.
*"Don't let them suffer."*
After watching this episode, I was grateful that my pets are healthy and alive.
To this modern day, all the streets dogs that live near Chernobyl, can't be touched, nor petted or play with, to avoid any form of radioactivity.
And they live short lives.
This is one of the best and most important shows ive seen period unbelievably well made from the cinematography to the performances and the direction it beautifully honors those who truly expierenced the event the final episode especially the ending brought a tear to my eye
I love that you love Mindhunter too! It's the best show on Netflix imo.
It is
The first season was, the second one wasn't even closer than the first one.
@@federecata i love season 2 because i was very ignorant on the Atlanta child murders situation. I also loved how they made Bill the main protagonist. It's one of the best acted/written shows on television.
Meanwhile I've never heard of Mindhunter and require something to binge. Guess I'll be having a look.
@@Adam-xg1ch The case was too long and not conclusive, that was the worst thing about it. It would have been very different if the case hasn't taken so much place on the screen and they have centered the attention in Bill, Holden, and Wendy.
This miniseries, still is a emotionally "Tour de Force" for everybody.
This is the 10th time I watch these scenes.
Still hit me down.
What? You should react to Mindhunter. Or at least make a review video, it may attract some more public to the series and prevent it from being canceled - Netflix loves to cancel everything, y'know). Loved the reaction, keep up the good work. :)
Just finished season 2. I love that show!
Just one episode left girls, you're doing fine, I'm proud of you:)
Abi is a fan of The Witch? Damn girl, impressive :)
I basically watch and study films for a living and I'm genuinely impressed at the amount of film knowledge they both have. They're huge film buffs.
I hear that Abi is known to live deliciously.
When an rock is a better villain than the Night King
As I watch these reactions, this comes to mind:
“The trouble with modern education is you never know how ignorant people are. With anyone over fifty you can be fairly confident what's been taught and what's been left out. But these young people have such an intelligent, knowledgeable surface, and then the crust suddenly breaks and you look down into depths of confusion you didn't know existed."
- Evelyn Waugh (Brideshead Revisited)
Girls, thirsty thursday last week at least for me did not seem like you were making fun or light of the situation at all. Dont let yourself be bothered to much by those who see things in the most negative way possible.
I am told once again they had to tone down reality. In reality the soldiers killing the Animals ran out of Ammunition constantly and had to kill the Animals with clubs and other stuff.
And one puppy was buried alive
I would like to fill you in but i find it great to see raw reations. I think its great that you are getting into it after. As a person who lives in a post soviet country Please dont get triggered! 😁 Its a show. My country(Estonia) liquidators are called Samurais. So it is different to watch this. My mom was a teenager. She had a hard time watching the trailer. I just like they gathered all kinds of people in the crew who grew up in the post Soviet states.
Does she talk about the parades of May 1st, 1986?
As to why they had to show it instead of hinting at it? Exactly BECAUSE its horrifying. And you dont feel that if you just hear about it. This show does a wonderful job of turning something most people (in europe at least) already knew about into something were we actually feel the tragedy behind it.
Just hearing about what happened in a disaster rarely truly brings out the feeling of "alright this isnt just a story, this ACTUALLY happened to ACTUAL people"...
It is happening RIGHT NOW, four reactor meltdowns in Fukushima Daiichi, right next to the Pacific on the east coast of Japan. The cores are melting down into the ground literally on the beach. Enjoy your sushi made of alaskan salmon!
But hey, why don't "you" turn on all those cheesy christmas lights you entangle your houses with ... powered by nuclear juice ... happy holidays.
@@whattheflyingfuck... you do your name justice.
Anyway, no not the same thing is happening there. The meltdown has been stopped by now and besides that, a meltdown is significantly less bad than what happened at chernobyl.
Next and final episode, you will learn the TWO ways a RBMK reactor can explode. Stick around for the post credits as well during the last episode.
The German robot got fried by radiation because the Soviets refused to tell the West German government exactly how much radiation there was on the roof. Turned out it was 600 to 700 times more than the electronics of the robot could handle.
Don't apologize, you're doing fine...
i loved your reaction videos to this series
Good on ya, remembering Dyatlov's name from the opening narration in the first episode! Good ear!
When u react to episode 5 please make a video just for the epilogue
10:38 You know you're screwed when even German technology didn't work. Greetings from Germany. ;-)
The roof scene was a bit exaggerated to convey a message. A hole in your shoe wasn't an automatic "you're done, comrade" that's symbolic for all the people who risked/lost their lives in the clean-up operations (kinda like the lady scientist is a representation of all the scientists that came to help).
Don't get me wrong, what they've shown is exactly how they removed the debris and 90 seconds was exactly how much time they had (if you notice the sequence lasts exactly 90 seconds) but you wouldn't die for a hole in your shoe like that, if you washed your foot immediately after you'd be fine. Many of the liquidator are actually still alive today
If anyone's interested in the actual risks of radiation and radioactive dust I suggest checking out a bunch of Thunderf00t's videos on the subject.
Most of the liquidators from the roof are alive today because it was theoretically safe as long as you did everything perfectly. Someone who screwed up their run like he did would almost certainly be one of the not-fine ones.
Love the video Imon Nation and Abby Nation stay motivated dream big
Ep 4 seemed to be a bit of a strain for you two. But you've done the hard yards. Ep 5 will be a relief, Don't put it off.
"It is not such a shame to be ignorant as it is to be unwilling to learn." -Benjamin Franklin
Have you guys watched Broadchurch (with David Tennant)? Your description of the shows you like suggests you would love Broadchurch. Three seasons. All good. Amazing cast.
Interestingly, the origin of the word "robot" comes from a Slavic word that meant "conscript labor." That kind of makes sense in the context of this episode.
You girls are awesom. Apply to the BBC for you own show. The Brits will love you. Marry me girls? although I am fat, ugly and bold and boring. LOL, Love from the UK xxx
5:45 I wish you guys would've reacted to it but i understand not wanting to react to literally every show you want to watch.
Shooting the animals was bad but think if they were left alone. The pain and suffering they would go through like the guys in the hospital. Rotting and melting with no medical help . Best to shoot them. "Don't let them suffer." It was mercy.
0:37 No need to apologize for that. I mean you're not wrong, Mrs Ignatenko's decisions were stupid and irresponsible but we also have to recognize that she most likely wasn't thinking logically due to grief and shock at the events unfolding around her.
Don't worry about the laughing just be you & the show will give you all the research you need.
the current stuff going on in Russia is with regards to a nuclear powered missile (powered, not a nuclear bomb) going wrong, not a nuclear power plant, thankfully.
At least that's what we know from official channels.
Yeah, a nuclear powered cruise missile. Something that can continuously fly for weeks , maybe even months.
If you really want to be disturbed, look for eyewittnesses from the hunting.
One of them told that they found an animal that was mostly slime, they didn´t know what it was till it meowd
Edit: I hope you´ll put the whole endcredits in the next reaction or maybe make an own only for those?
I recommend the podcast with the creator of the show on HBO's RUclips channel.
I am always suprised how little most people know about that accident o0
Didn't already everyone heard about the liquidators and how they suffered?
Damn I know this is a show, but Chernobyl does a great job of showing the brutality of the incident. And even though I never witnessed this, I send my sympathies and prayers to those who witnessed or went through this.
For the dog comments at the end, like episode 3, they turned down the intensity. Many of the animals had similar symptoms to the people. To your other point, the USSR considers pets to be unimportant next to the threat of contamination. They made the choice that was best for the state as they saw from their view what they thought the best choice was. Not enough people in power stepped up because that wasn't the culture. There are people alive today that did this because they had to. It's nuts.
I've really enjoyed your reactions to this amazing mini-series. I think you'll find the next episode really interesting.
If you're not checking out the podcast (during car trips or while cleaning or whatever) for these episodes, you really should. It's available everywhere. Spotify, HBO, any podcast app. You learn so much. The context is great. But you also find out what they toned down.
I'm glad I didn't get to see that firefighter's bones pull out of his arm when they lifted it or not having enough ammo for a surviving pet but wanting to avoid having it suffocate in the concrete...
That shit just...nahhhhh
I’m enjoying your reactions. This episode was extremely hard to watch (we have rescue doggies in our home so major animal lovers), I think it was good to show the horrible job from a very young man’s perspective who has obviously never shot a gun and loves animals. Watching his shock and horror during the day was enlightening because it shows that the Chernobyl clean up harmed thousands of people both physically and emotionally. He’s drinking vodka liberally at the end and smoking. Probably anything he could do to dull his senses.
Next episode is fascinating and I think you’ll enjoy it. It isn’t so emotionally wrenching and it ties back in to the first episode l. Plus the end has real life images of the people involved and what happened to them.
"I have this feeling that something bad is going to happen." Did you not notice that the entire episode is made of scenes where bad things are happening?
I was looking forward to seeing your reactions to this episode and you ladies did not disappoint. By the end you both looked completely poleaxed. Everyone has the same look the first time they see this.😏
The red forest, a lot of radiation contaminated things are buried there...
And in 2022 Russian soldiers dug trenches in the red forest...
Yo! You guys are awesome! Always become so happy watching you! Recommended reaction video, a 13 min interview with a higher up in the KGB. Very chocking.
ruclips.net/video/bX3EZCVj2XA/видео.html
Peace!
I can't watch any of the scenes with the animals since those sorts of images hurt & haunt me forever after...but can't skip this episode since it contains many other important story elements. Love the brief cathartic (emotionally unguarded/transparent) moment where Boris has a totally legit fit about the misleading number the Germans were provided (setting the robot up for failure from the outset) & beats the stuffing out of that poor telephone. This was a fascinating, disturbing, and compelling series-it was so well done that it made me go watch "The Last of Us" bc Craig Mazin was behind that series as well.
please do the joker final trailer reaction
ITT: sheltered individuals reacting to some of the truths of this world.
had been communism (socialism) in Russia (USSR) leading to such. Ideologically liberalism/leftists in the US.
For me those 2 soldiers sent to put up the flag tells the whole story.... they talk like they care about the sacrificed soldiers, like there was no alternative but it's just talk. They DIDN'T CARE!! This show wants to emphasize the heroes at Chernobyl and it's right it does so but in the end these people didn't really have the option to say no.
Wanna know sumthin scary, when that little camera got within range of the Elephants Foot....it MELTED, the whole damn thing because of the high radiation. The only way they were able to capture a picture was by taking a photo down the hall with a mirror at the corner so they could see
You don't get the point!! I am russhan I will gladly day for my cuntry, no qesshans askt...
You should watch the video Chernobyl 3828
Now that's a documentary. Too bad it's so short.
in the scene where they shot the cow. this did happen on multiple occasions. as well as people being shot for refusing to evacuate. the soldiers were ordered to evacuate all the people. if the people refused to leave git rid of them. all animals on farms were to be killed during the liquidation. as well as pets. nobody was allowed to stay. many people were unwilling to leave becuase they didnt know what it was they were fleeing from and they were told to leave during ww2 during the german invasion and many stayed, many believed they had already endured far worse than whatever it was they were being told to run from now. many of the elderly outright refused to leave. those who did leave told the evacuation was temporary. many people believed it was temporary. nobody knew how bad the situation really was. the people were told nothing. they were told over loud speakers they would have soldiers collect them. they were to be evacuated by bus. they were only allowed to take what they could carry on their backs. no pets were allowed. they were given 5 min from the time the soldiers arrived. all who refused to leave were killed.
It's not just about the dogs spreading radiation. It's the fact that they don't have anyone to care for them and they'll likely die painful deaths. It's more convenient for the state to just put them down than devote precious money and resources to care for them during their shortened lifespans.
You guys ever seen the Unabomber mini series ? And I feel ya I laugh when I see depressing stuff or avoid it all together lol but it’s interesting to see history like this it’s just so crazy
The guy who shot the cow was Pyp from GoT.
Nie trzeba tak mówić dużo niechaj będzie tylko video
in reality touching someone who has been exposed to radiation isn't harmful, unless they are still wearing the clothes that they were wearing at the time.
the witch was phenomenal
Song/canción
Black raven/cuervo negro
13:19
2:29 - Satan: (Makes a note)
"'No... children...' got it.
...
Puppies it is then!"
Abi: "Wait! Fuck, go back!"
10:09 - It says "Dies ist eine Warnung! Entladen Sie alle Ihre Waffen!" and then Shudder from Einhander starts playing.
I wish you reacted to Mind Hunter!
more radiant every time 😍 not to be confused with radioactive 😅
yes, Mindhunter is dope 🤘
Our goal is “The Happiness of all Mankind.”
02:40 Ah. Children? No. But... Yeah this one is tough. 05:44 Not a sociopath. Just a veteran who does what he has to in order to stay sane. Can you imagine getting drafted into the army then finding out THIS is your job for the next three years? Oh dear god almighty. :( 08:20 I'm not going to cry...famous last words. 10:20 Most robots don't talk today. This story was in 1986. Okay, I"m nitpicking. 15:40 Those men could only ever do that task ONCE. Ninety seconds was a lifetime's almost safe exposure to radiation. The courage of thousands and thousands--firefighters, plant workers, nurses, soldiers, etc. is testimony to what we as humans can be. 19:09 Ludmylla is still alive. She wrote a book, which is part of the source material for this series. That terrible asshat who was in charge at the power plant--he was sentenced to ten years hard labor. Meanwhile I really love the friendhship between Boris and Legosov. 21:44 The most recent explosion did not involve a power plant but a new kind of missile. 23:05 How do you force feed hundreds if not thousands of dogs and cats to take iodine pills EVERY DAY? And how do you deal with the fact that by now the animals themselves are radioactive?
Early af 😂
Chernobyl played an under appreciated role in the fall of the Soviet Union
Why do people act like "oh thank god it was just the cow that died not the woman" a life is a life
"Give this woman a megaphone" :D I died :D
lol i didn't know what a policerobot was or looked like neither
She should have kicked the shit out of deatlov.. like he could fight 🤣🤣🤣
Emotionally Draining Episode, . . .
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
I know this is super late, but no need to apologise for laughing, you are not being disrespectful in your reactions. When experience hard times it is good to laugh, stay safe ya'll 👍
Don’t kiss the radioactive dogs 😐
I'm amazed Boris got away with that outbreak. I guess the KGB and such understood hes under a bit of "stress."
Love your reactions, guys!
Go on!
This is gonna' be a rough one.
Oh nooooooo Abi the dogs...... noooooooooooooooooo
imon, you look so cute in this video :)