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Read from 28 comments (25 from Reddit, 3 from TMDB reviews) β 4 of them described how it moves.
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βWhen the fact about all of the people on the bridge dying went by, I gasped. How did that happen? They were so far away. Was it the ash? Those poor children, and that little baby. Absolutely heart wrenching.β
beesbeme Β· Reddit β
βthe whole series immerses you so well that you transport yourself back in time to to think back at how people thought of the distaster at the time, why they reacted the way they didβ
hippieone Β· Reddit β
βThe Moscow scenes are horrifying.β
kaybea4 Β· Reddit β
βThe series really drew out some scenes for no reason, to the point where I felt the need to fast-forward (for example, essentially the ~entire 5 minutes of going under the core to open a valve)β
rsanek Β· TMDB reviews β
Read 26 Aug 2026 Β· confidence 9% Β· too thin for a score Β· how this works
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βWhen the fact about all of the people on the bridge dying went by, I gasped. How did that happen? They were so far away. Was it the ash? Those poor children, and that little baby. Absolutely heart wrenching.β
beesbemeβ² 10about 75β100% inread it β
βthe whole series immerses you so well that you transport yourself back in time to to think back at how people thought of the distaster at the time, why they reacted the way they didβ
hippieoneβ² 7about 0β100% inread it β
βThe Moscow scenes are horrifying.β
kaybea4β² 6about 0β100% inread it β
βUnfortunately many people want to believe that what they see on TV is accurate. The number of βF Bryukhanov/Dyatlov/etcβ threads on the TV show forum shows how people donβt want to know information beyond what was shown in a dramatization. I think for many viewers the show is all they know of the Chernobyl story, and because itβs an emotionally powerful drama with some incredibly dislikable villains (the actors who played plant management should win awards for their acting, but the characters weβ
JCD_007β² 10read it β
βThe series really drew out some scenes for no reason, to the point where I felt the need to fast-forward (for example, essentially the ~entire 5 minutes of going under the core to open a valve)β
rsanekabout 33β66% inread it β
βThis is one of the best dramatic series I have watched in years. It can be difficult to maintain tension and drama describing true events that the viewer might be already aware of to some extent, but this program manages it nicely. It is a little predictable in how it tells the story, by which I mean it uses several angles from different characters' points of view: the scientists and administrators representing the Russian government, the employees of the power plant and other disposable workersβ
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