Chernobyl | Official Trailer for the HBO Miniseries (HBO's got another one)

[Conz]

between this and to a slightly lesser degree When They See Us, every docuseries based off actual events is gonna have to step their shyt up bigtime going forward.

also, as much as i want to watch more, this is the perfect length of a tv "season." The Brits have always had it right. 5-8 episodes is plenty. no filler. no worries about bullshyt sindication. now that we live in a streaming world I really hope we stop with the 12-20+ episode seasons, even for half hour comedies.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Got damn that explosion looked cool as fukk. This show was incredible. I think I can be a nuclear scientist now, but I don't got time and sh1t. Errbody knew not to go cheap wit graphite tips. Cheap bastids.

Wonder how they were able to retrofit something like that and did they die

between this and to a slightly lesser degree When They See Us, every docuseries based off actual events is gonna have to step their shyt up bigtime going forward.

also, as much as i want to watch more, this is the perfect length of a tv "season." The Brits have always had it right. 5-8 episodes is plenty. no filler. no worries about bullshyt sindication. now that we live in a streaming world I really hope we stop with the 12-20+ episode seasons, even for half hour comedies.

5 eps is too short.

Need hbo to do a putin rise to power series

 

[Ari Gold Bawse]

Let him finish.


Suge Boris in my hbo top 5.

He had enough

He already was dieing for his country he made sure it wasnt in vain.

 

[23Barrettcity]

Masterful.

Everybody involved in the show's creative process did their thing. From the writing, set design, research, atmosphere, all the way down to the music. They kept shyt tight from episode 1-5 with little to no slip up while making you feel the magnitude of the situation.

The official podcast is amazing

 

[ciubaca]

Got damn that explosion looked cool as fukk. This show was incredible. I think I can be a nuclear scientist now, but I don't got time and sh1t. Errbody knew not to go cheap wit graphite tips. Cheap bastids.

Wonder how they were able to retrofit something like that and did they die
5 eps is too short.

Need hbo to do a putin rise to power series

stick to being a dikktologist pls

 

[Tony D'Amato]

stick to being a dikktologist pls

I can do both. If the shaft on those rods had more girth, disaster may have been averted. And never use graphite heads. Never.

 

[ciubaca]

I can do both. If the shaft on those rods had more girth, disaster may have averted. And never use graphite heads. Never.

yep... girth is important

 

[Tony D'Amato]

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Spoiler

Estimates are that the death toll was anywhere from 4,000 - 93,000?

What a fukking gap?

The official Soviet death toll never changed and sits at 31....

Powerful ending. I don't know why, but this epilogue hit me especially hard. I think seeing Legasov and Boris for real hit home. The detail about The Bridge of Death is what sent me over the edge.

Simon one of the GOATs...powerful cosign.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Spoiler

Estimates are that the death toll was anywhere from 4,000 - 93,000?

What a fukking gap?

The official Soviet death toll never changed and sits at 31....

Powerful ending. I don't know why, but this epilogue hit me especially hard. I think seeing Legasov and Boris for real hit home. The detail about The Bridge of Death is what sent me over the edge.


Simon one of the GOATs...powerful cosign.

I want to know about the dudes that are still alive that drained the water tanks. They have to have some chronic illness. They lived, but whats whair quality of life like.

 

[intruder]

I missed the show last night. As usual, i let p*ssy get in the way of things and she didnt go home til the morning.
Looking at these posts seems like the shyt was dope and Dyatlov went off. Cant wait to get home and watch and catch the podcast after.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

If Legasov taught my finite math class, I wouldnt have had to take it twice. Same goes for chemistry

He really broke that shyt down.

 

[hex]

Finished episode 3, this is the dopest shyt this year so far. Crazy how this came out of nowhere and knocked "GOT" out the box.

To the people like "how could they not know how dangerous radiation is"....I'm older than most of this board and my grade school would have drills during the early 80's to prepare for a nuclear attack....we'd just hide under our desks.

Yes, I'm 100% serious. Back then most people had no idea how dangerous radiation was. It's damn near unimaginable (especially if you're young, and was raised with literally the entire scope of human knowledge at your fingertips, via the internet) that this was the reality of things back then, but it definitely was.

Fred.

 

[Urbanmiracle]

Anyone got a link to the podcast. I tried to find it but I couldn’t on my iPhone

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Finished episode 3, this is the dopest shyt this year so far. Crazy how this came out of nowhere and knocked "GOT" out the box.

To the people like "how could they not know how dangerous radiation is"....I'm older than most of this board and my grade school would have drills during the early 80's to prepare for a nuclear attack....we'd just hide under our desks.

Yes, I'm 100% serious. Back then most people had no idea how dangerous radiation was. It's damn near unimaginable (especially if you're young, and was raised with literally the entire scope of human knowledge at your fingertips, via the internet) that this was the reality of things back then, but it definitely was.

Fred.

Damn breh, I only saw shyt like that on the history channel. Nuke drills for kids