First Time Watching | CHERNOBYL | Episode 1

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  @saviourself687 · 3 years ago

  A quote regarding the &quot;soundtrack&quot; for the music in Chernobyl:<br><br>&quot;Every sound heard in Guðnadóttir&apos;s extraordinary score was captured from an actual power plant, including pumps, reactors and turbines. The Icelandic composer captured field recordings at a now-decommissioned plant in Lithuania, where the series was filmed.&quot;

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• AN

  @anoriolkoyt · 2 years ago

  Looking into an active reactor core is definitely a once in a lifetime experience.

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• GP

  @gpeddino · 3 years ago

  This is possibly one of the best miniseries ever made. It&apos;s brilliantly produced and acted, very gripping, scary, heartbreaking and eye-opening. A tough watch but a necessary one.

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• MA

  @malslslb5394 · 2 years ago

  The dying trees part was absolutely real, this place is now called “The Red forest”

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• RE

  @reaganfiddler8419 · 1 year ago

  “Do you taste metal?” Is hands down one of the most terrifying lines I have ever heard in media

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• AL

  @AlexSmith_Rhysand · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve watched hundreds of horror movies in my life and can legit say that nothing has ever terrified me as much as this show.

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• AC

  @acereporter73 · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s a tough and frustrating story, but I think it&apos;s necessary to understand &quot;the cost of lies.&quot;

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• LE

  @leewaffe3 · 2 years ago

  Fun fact, the worker who held the door opened survived. Because his body was half exposed while opening the door he was able to recover albeit the skin and areas of his body that were exposed deteriorated and had to undergo 15 surgeries including multiple skin grafts. Never the less he was one of the few orignal workmen that survived the first day at the plant 4.

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  @19RaxR91 · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFDGi9T_zuA&amp;t=38">0:38</a> - &quot;I dont like to know the truth.&quot;<br>Dont worry, comrade, neither did the people in charge of resolving the conundrum in question, so You will feel right at home.

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• MR

  @mrichards6795 · 3 years ago

  Awesome reaction! The reason why you saw so much denial and buck passing is because, in the Soviet Union, if something went wrong, you better not be responsible for it.

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  @The_Wonder_of_U_Main · 2 years ago

  the best way to explain what radiation really is, is that its fire. Literal fire, but due to what light frequency it emits, we as humans cannot detect it. Radiation is like a ghost-flame, it continues to burn, and since animals were never put through the environmental pressures to evolve ways to detect it, it is imperceptible to biological life.

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  @FilthyCazualGamer · 3 years ago

  I’m glad y’all are watching this! It’s something everyone needs to see. Be warned, they pull no punches. Get ready! Especially with episode 4…..

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