T1.E3

Open Wide, O Earth

El episodio se emitió el 20 may 2019
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1h 5min

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9,5/10

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On this IMDbrief, we'll split atoms of fact from fiction in the stunning HBO miniseries, "Chernobyl."

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Valery crea un plan detallado para descontaminar Chernobyl; Lyudmilla ignora las advertencias sobre la contaminación de su esposo bombero.Valery crea un plan detallado para descontaminar Chernobyl; Lyudmilla ignora las advertencias sobre la contaminación de su esposo bombero.Valery crea un plan detallado para descontaminar Chernobyl; Lyudmilla ignora las advertencias sobre la contaminación de su esposo bombero.

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the final scene

The final scene of the episode is brutal and brilliant at the same time. The atmosphere created in the series is incredible close to the reality of that time in any east European country. A very sad reality that is, based on lies and fear.

Curiosidades
It was believed that the three volunteer divers, Alexei Ananenko (mechanical engineer), Valeri Bespalov (senior engineer), and Boris Baranov (shift supervisor), who opened the gates in order to prevent a further catastrophic nuclear meltdown would almost certainly die from severe radiation exposure. It transpired that all three survived after a period of hospitalization, and two were still living at the release of this series. Baranov died of a heart attack in 2005.

Pifias
Mikhail Ivanovich Shchadov, the coal industry minister, is portrayed as a young, weak, and foppish man who allegedly has nothing to do with coal mining and is far apart from the working class. In real life, Shchadov was a strong and rigorous minister who had worked in the coal industry since the age of 15. He was a former miner and mechanic in Siberia.

Citas
Mikhail Shchadov: The reactor fuel is going to sink into the ground and poison the water from Kiev to the Black Sea, all of it. Forever, they say. They want you to stop that from happening.
Glukhov: How are we supposed to do that?
Mikhail Shchadov: They didn't tell me, because I don't need to know. Do you need to know, or have you heard enough?
Glukhov: [looks at his men, steps up to Shchadov, eyes him over, then pats his shoulder, leaving a big coal dust stain on the minister's nice suit before heading to the truck]
[the other miners follow, all patting on Shchadov's suit and shirt, dirtying them up]
Miner #1: [pats Shchadov's cheek, smearing coal dust on it] Now you look like the minister of coal.