With the events now over and the clean up still ongoing, Legasov has lied to the IAEA in Vienna but he still has a chance to tell the truth at a trial put on to punish Dyatlov, Bryukhanov and Fomin.
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I honestly don’t think anything that could happen in this episode could break my heart more then the things we had to see in the episode before.
The destruction of human bodies due to the radiation, the harsh decisions needed to be made and just the amount of people even after the explosion that had to be sacrificed even if their death was not as painful or as soon as those who attended the explosion is horrifying.
Now there is a clean up to be done.
Pripyat has been evacuated, we are now just under or maybe by the time the episode starts just over 2 days from the explosion, Alexei Ananenko, Valeri Bezpalov and Boris Baranov have volunteered to enter the basement of Chernobyl to drain the water and stop a nuclear explosion that would destroy much of Eastern Europe.
This show continues to be one of the most difficult things I’ve ever had to watch but by now I don’t want to stop.
After the explosion what happens?
In the city of Pripyat life goes on for those who weren’t close enough to have ended up with radiation poisoning and are in the hospital.
It is up to the politicians to decide whether their citizens or pride mean more to them.
As always we tend to be a little behind on TV shows coming out as none of us really sit down to watch TV but with people honestly in awe of this series that tells the story during the moments after the Chernobyl explosion we just had to sit down and catch up with it.
The final episode of BBC 2’s dark comedy. We’re down to the last few people and the last big push to get the last four people home.
Johnners, Ledge, The Mexican and Ian.
Of course there will be spoilers ahead so be careful.
I was full of nothing but praise for BBC2’s latest dark comedy Stag. Will the second episode live up to the first?
