You are going to be furious with some of these characters 🤦🏾‍♂️😭 24:09 The “why” and “what now” are going to shock you!

Here is a sort of standard comment I have posted on a lot of the reactions to this series that I come across...hope you don't mind me copy/pasting it here. One thing I will add, is that the more I learn about the history of the RBMK reactor and of the Chernobyl power plant, the more I feel that a lot of context is left out of the show, and it could have been more accurate if it had revealed some of that. This a really good series...one of the best ever made...but the producers did get some things wrong. Some things were changed intentionally for the purposes of storytelling, and the makers of the series put in a series of notes at the end of the last episode of the series explaining some of them. They also have a podcast that they put out along with the show in which they talk about other things they altered from the history and why. However, I do recommend you check out the History vs Hollywood article on Chernobyl when you are done watching the whole series, so you can find out about the other things that the producers got wrong that they do not admit to. Definitely wait until you are done with the series so you do not spoil anything for yourself.

I think it's really good that you're reacting to this and sharing it with your viewers. It's a hard watch but it is still sadly so relevant in our current times. The story of Chernobyl is full of examples to what an autocratic regime is truly like. The fact that the state kept secret the dangers of this melt down from their people just to save face is disgusting. How a government decides to let their people die over ego is mind boggling. It is why information is very important. Experts are very important. Denial is dangerous. Keep on educating yourself and your viewers. It is our history and if we don't know what it is, it will be repeated. Please, if you're of age, Vote.

What episode?

I was a young teen when this happened. It was a very scary time because very little news was released by the Soviet Union, so no one knew how bad it actually was.

I was 15 at the time. We were not allowed to eat food from the garden or drink milk from the cows. I grew up in the eastern part of germany. I needed to take iodine pills too. You need to know that in communism back then, image of the perfect state, was the most important before the truth. It was a dictatorship. In East Germany was also a rise of Thyroid cancer at the time. 4 of my family got it. But until today there are no statistics. Thank you for your reaction.

The dogs okay though right?

Honestly if ur dog is aggressive and not on a leash don't expect it to be breathing

It's look like iam gonna rewatch it and house

Then, in 1986, a very oppressive regime ruled in Russia(The area of ​​today's Ukraine, on the border with Belarus) , despite the apparent freedom, nothing could be questioned, party people and the government were right, not professionals and experts. Knowledge about radioactivity was zero, even in a nearby hospital only 2-3 people knew what could happen (they had no gloves, stable iodine tablets, protective masks) Libraries had no books at all about radioactive contamination, nucleoids and the dangers associated with with nuclear energy, this knowledge was prohibited at that time. Only people in the highest positions and scientists knew about the topic. Appropriate equipment (masks, suits, anti-chemical equipment and specialists in chemical and radiological threats appeared only 18-20 hours after the explosion) Moreover, the events and people presented correspond to the truth and true events. The level of ignorance, endangering the civilian population, taking care of one's own interests and promotions, general chaos among decision-makers and incompetence was similar to the chemical disaster in Bhutal (India) There was a thermal explosion with a power of 100 KT, which threw radioactive graphite, Uranium-235 particles and other fragments of the nuclear reactor core into the air, the reactor and actually its core was burning due to the heated uncooled uranium which cannot be extinguished nowadays, this happened powerful radiated emissions (people who looked inside the burning reactor were exposed to about 40 sieverts per hour. In the control room itself there was about 1 sievert per hour. Lethal doses.

The only thing i truly respect about dexter he was a serial killer but he never harmed children or innocents

I loved this movie! I'm so glad that Deadpool still gets to be rated-R!! Kudos to Disney for letting Deadpool still be Deadpool! Also India, would you consider reacting to the X-Men '97 animated series? It's really good, and it will give you even more X-Men goodness!

Can I recommend you watch instructions not included!!! Don’t look anything up so you don’t spoil anything for yourself, it’s a comedy written by a famous Mexican comedian and he also stars in the movie please watch it!! I know you’re audience will also enjoy and I hope it will get the movie more fans!! INSTRUCTIONS NOT INCLUDED!!!

Song?

I agree with Dexter

yooo youre the GOAT i thought we'd have to wait for reactions till it came out on dvd

i loved movie.

what are these songs?

Twin Tribes🖤🖤🖤

The people don't know, it was the 80's in the Soviet Union, a very oppressive regime. This happened when i was 5, i was in school when we had to stay indoors because radioactive clouds were potentially coming across Belgium, scary shit.

This is good, but it is sad . Russia wanted to keep everything hush up, please react to the next episode

I would react just like dexter if someone told me « f*ck You » just like that, out of the blue

Song?

based on the real events! watched it unfold on tv over several days and weeks.

Btw you gotta watch Logan. This is a must. I only JUST discovered you but I can't stress it enough. (The black and white version really good too they gave me a version of it like that with the Blu Ray)

HE IS RISEN!!!!

heyy hun how are you doing love the video.. do you have Netflix?

@explorewithindiamovies7913 nice pfp 🥰🥰 is that u?? 🥵🥵🥵

Hugh Jackman the one the only true definitive best wolverine. I saw this movie yesterday and it has become my #1 favourite Marvel movie. I hope that Hugh Jackman is now the official mcu Wolverine. As nobody can ever replace him. The same goes for Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool and Halle Berry as Storm. Hugh Jackman said he retired as Wolverine but I think we all know now that is definitely not true.

Wait is that the guy who plays translucent in the boys?

😢

Y'all made a clip of him😂

What a silly billy

He did such a great job in this role! You should also watch Candy with Jessica Biel

I’m a Marine veteran, and you crying for Pyle made me felt a certain way. Great reaction.

Dogs don’t like me either.

I find it odd that dogs love me, but the last one I met was scared of me because of how intimidated his owner was by ne and it was a full grown cane corso.

Intros to short

Is that cris Tyson from Mr beast???? 😂

You gotta watch the Fantastic Four movie with chris evans now!

It's true Sansa didn't like Dany, but Sansa and Arya did not think she should be queen even before they knew the truth about Jon. They didn't trust her so Sansa telling Tyrion was bc she was scared for everyone if Dany got the throne.

Your giggles are so infectious 😭

I'm here for you, I love your chanel ❤

India, you need to watch this again after you watch all the Fantastic 4, X-Men, Wolverine, and the other MCU movies so you can truly appreciate this movie. I'm only at the part where Johnny Storm (Chris Evans) enters the movie, and you aren't getting the references. It's hilarious watching your puzzled reaction though. You just keep looking confused. 🤣

Anyone wanna hook a brotha up with the link or just a site…..

Awesome reaction of my favorite Marvel movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

OHH THAT SILLY DEXTER 😭

Walter turned to a below the dirt dog.