'No one leaves.' 💥chernobyl S1E2 #chernobyl #series #shorts

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[furanduron]

Perfect example that old age does not guarantee wisdom.

[edwardkenway]

The mild kind of radiation that melts your skin off your flesh, your flesh off your bone and your bone from the inside out

[veloc.raptor]

Later, this old fart is among the first ones to flee on the bus

[Steve]

This guy exemplified the old Soviet hardliners that were all over the government in the late 80s. Perfect casting.

[WujekJeff]

- Brukyanov, everyone knows you hate your wife 😂

[Ziggy_Rotten]

Shocker how shockingly shocking everything is

[monkeycat]

Apparently the old man is a reference to a dying regime that failed to accomplish its goals. Still holding on to pride but in the end lost it all

[LuqmanHakim-xiqz]

The old guy is a fictional character but the sentiment is very real.

[TheGreatQbert]

Perfect example that communisim is not a political ideaology but a religion.

[Martin-]

Fifty thousand people used to live there, now it's a ghost town.

[pajis_xd]

I noticed that later in the second episode when the city gets evacuated we actually see this old comrade who had the deep talk About no one leaving getting on the bus and being sad
I believe its him and He is full of regret😂

[davidlindsay]

I mean, if you put Harry Hill in charge of a nuclear reactor you should probably expect the worst

[Marti-ziggle]

The plant manager reminds me of Mr Burns from the Simpsons

[dallaskoivu]

The air is glowing That’s not a good sign that usually means now would be a good time to leave before they start telling you you can’t and the state says no one is allowed to leave anymore

[Lubble-]

Shocker that the Soviet Union failed and burned

[goranman_]

This is what the "state" is and becomes when it has too much power. All these young people yearning for big brother to take care of them need to realize that all the wisdom of the state is a few influential people making decisions based on politics and ego and that filters down to the millions who have to pay the price.

[jamesfelten]

I am from the Government, and I am here to help.

[alisterx]

Old people don’t mean they’re always wise.

[valizeth]

True, in fact the radiation was so contained in the facility that some random swedes across europe detected it.

[christopherhaynes]

Not the air is visible but “it’s glowing” 😂