Chernobyl (2019) 4 Million Chest X-Rays

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he is talking about methane
And trump did pull out. And cop 26 failed to limit warming to 2c

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[leebug]

I love how calmly these two men go from semi-opponents to brothers in death over the course of 5 episodes.

[muzzle_]

1st step to solving a problem is just deny it's existence

[djenei]

i like how boris has a seperate chair just to hold his hand

[RuTube]

Not sure how accurate this is, but that "I'll allow it" literally saved the world.

[Elthenar]

Based on interviews I've seen with Gorbachev himself, this is about right. He said he was hearing nothing but good news, then Hans Blix called from Sweden saying they were getting radiological alerts from the winds out of Ukraine. He sent a high level KGB guy to Chernobyl that would report directly to him, so he could be sure to get accurate info.

[dubbeking]

I appreciate Gorbachev's suit etiquette, opening and closing the top button as he sits and rises.

[jphil-mkbw]

Slams hand down on desk*
“Four-million chest x-rays. Didn’t want to leave him a chance, huh?”

[Corristo]

Gorbachev did the right thing by sending Legasov and Shcherbina to Chernobyl: One had the political authority and commanding presence to get things done, one had the understanding of how extensive the catastrophe was and how to get it under control. Legasov lacked authority, Shcherbina lacked the required knowledge. Shows you how you can still accomplish something with totally contrasting people on your team, when each team member knows what he or she is doing and everyone agrees on what the goal is.

[KnapfordMaster]

2:13 I like to think this was a bluff from Gorbachev. He wasn't trying to shut Legasov down, he was challenging him to present better. He knew something was up and he knew Legasov was making a fool of himself in front of the people who had control.

[mauriciolopez]

And that's the beginning of a beautiful friendship

[marion_roberts]

"It is not alarmist if it's a fact." Such a powerful statement that can be applied nowadays.

[missnperfection]

Imagine how much worse it would've been if Gorbachev wasn't in charge!

[CrniWuk]

I have to say, considering the kind of system the Soviet Union was and in w hich way politics played a role maybe it can be considered lucky that Gorbachev was in charge. Another person, maybe an aparatchik or someone who was less interested in "Glasnost" and "Perestroika" would have made the situation far far worse.

[KingreX]

I love this scene. How many of us would have the strength to do what Legasov did in this scene. I don't think I would, in fear of the reprisals. That man was a hero.

[Vath]

Legasov: this fireman was holding the equivalent of 4 million chest X-rays in his hand.

The Fireman: the power of the sun…in the palm of my hand.

[longwalksguidemenerdwalk]

Legasov face was like “I don’t want to look at the reactor, didn’t i just explain how deadly it is to be near it!”

[tuxedotservo]

"Yes, and, uh, this concern...stems entirely from the description of a rock."
"... yes"
"Hmm"
I'm not sure if that is word for word how that conversation went, but I kind of hope it is.

[edgardopaladino]

The word "PROFESSOR" gave him more authority than all those who were in that meeting, being called "PROFESSOR" indicates that he was the only one who could understand what was happening, Mikhail in this series knows how to listen.

[Changed.User]

I like how they are entirely dismissive of his concerns. They dont truly understand how bad and terrible this condition is.

[killa]

As soon as he was asked to go with Boris, he knew he was dead