Nuclear Physicist Reacts to THE SIMPSONS Nuclear Power Plant Episodes

Nuclear Physicist Reacts to THE SIMPSONS Nuclear Power Plant Episodes

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In this video, I react to scenes in the Simpsons nuclear power plant episodes from the perspective of a nuclear physicist. I go through the scenes in the Simpsons episodes The Government Fines The Nuclear Power Plant and Nuclear Power plant Fire Drill. I look through what is accurate information about nuclear power plants and radioactivity, in the Simpsons nuclear episode and react to it.

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[YourFriendlyNuclearPhysicist]

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[JimWright]

I worked at a US nuclear power plant for sixteen years.
Many of my coworkers and I thought the Simpsons presented a fairly accurate representation of a nuclear plant at the time.

[johnirby]

The one where the inspectors come and fail Homer. Who also somehow manages to cause a meltdown without any radioactive material...which shocks the inspectors.

[TurquoiseStar]

"I don't know Sir, this stopwatch only goes up to 15 minutes". One of my favourite Simpsons quotes 🤣

[matthewpaul]

Very underrated line by Burns:

"Look Smithers, the money and the very stupid man are still here."

[blaketindle]

“A rested employee is a vigilant employee!” That was quick wit by Mr Burns lol

[tonywong]

I love how the animators still left the hole in the clipboard and papers after the acid fell through it. A lot animators would've skipped that to save time and money.

[SabreLeonheart]

I lost it when Homer barricaded them inside of a "burning" 🔥 building. 😂

[PeterDivine]

It's still funny watching someone's first reaction to a fire drill being to grab the fire extinguisher... So he can beat people out of his way more effectively as he escapes.

[sammylane]

I love the one scene where Burns tries to tempt the black Safety Inspector with a choice between a brief case full of money or a "Mystery" box and the Safety Inspector starts shouting "The box! The box!" all excited like he was on a Game Show.😂

[dzfz]

There are SO many good nuclear power plant scenes from the Simpsons!! Hope to see more of these reactions in the future ❤

[fixedguitar]

The Simpsons have been around so long that I had to explain to my kids why Homer works in a nuclear power plant. Three mile island and Chernobyl were way bigger in the late 80’s early 90’s.

[simonmitchell]

I appreciate this show so much more as a adult. Most of the jokes went over my head as a kid.

[Fireglo]

Something you might like to react to is the book "All About Radiation" by L Ron. Hubbard (Founder of Scientology). He got an F in Nuclear Physics yet despite this he decided to write a book about it claiming to be a Nuclear Physicist. He makes a lot of ridiculous claims such as radiation poisoning being curable with vitamins. You might find it a fun read lol.

[shutup]

the world's greatest nuclear physicist is back

[ronjohnson]

Say hot cocoa again, lol. 😂 this was a good one

[pavementsurfer]

She obviously doesn't get the humor of the show.

[laurencewinch-furness]

I think the opening of "Marge vs the Monorail" has some pretty funny nuclear plant moments

I think I suggested a Threads reaction a few weeks back. That's...less funny than the Simpsons...

[sebastianortega]

Elina, you're such a lovely charismatic person! Even when it's a fun/comedic video like this, I always end up learning a lot thanks to you :D

[kevinerose]

Having worked at a US nuclear power plant for over sixteen years, me and many of my coworkers thought the Simpsons presented the most accurate representation of a nuclear plant. Many of our safety training was entirely based on the safe practices of Homer and his teammates there in Springfield.