Have you watched Chernobyl yet?

Chernobyl will become one of the greatest television shows ever created. Simply Incredible.

This show is also one of the few American shows where Soviet people aren't depicted as absolute monsters. Thank you for that.

Firefighter: "...Do you taste metal?" Me: "yeah, that's the 39 Emmy Awards that this show's going to win."

Stellan and Jared: best bromance of 2019.

If this doesn't win an Emmy I'm gonna have a meltdown...

Hey HBO ! give me another Skarsgard Harris duo and i'll forgive your Game of Throne

You watch it and feel shock, panic, dred, sadness, sympathy, anger, literally takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. The most interesting part of the story in the people not the event

Jared Harris deserves an Emmy. He was phenomenal. The whole crew deserves on too. Powerful, gripping, a timeless lesson on present political and environmental climates.

As a person who lived in Eastern Europe at that time I was amazed how acurately the details of realieties of life and mentality of people are shown in the movie.....watching it was like going back in time to the world I remember ....

The settings, decorations and costumes all look very authentic, to the point of shock... I am Russian, and I was in awe of how authentic all looked. Utterly brilliant work by the settings designer

After watching Stelin Skarsgard in Chernobyl, I had to watch him in Mammia Mia just so I could go to sleep. This series is so powerful and so well made it haunts you. The best series EVER MADE

Chernobyl is seriously the best series I've ever seen. Every single detail is mind - blowing. A jaw dropping one. Fascinating and shocking at the same time.

Chernobyl is an excellent mini series. Well written, well acted and well directed. 👍 👏

Dyatlov: "His former writing credits Hangover 2 and Hangover 3 ...not good, but not terrible."

Excellent show! Stellan Skarsgard and Jared Harris were astonishing! Both actors deserves an Emmy!

"Tell me how a nuclear reactor works or I'll have one of these soldiers throw you out of this helicopter" So good.

Alex Ferns should be up for a supporting actor award. He was brilliant as the miners chief

that's exactly what I got from the miniseries you didn't focus on the explosion you focus on the humans dealing with the aftermath event. And we will always remember them.

Jared Harris should win every award in existence for his performance. absolutely incredible to watch!

This mini series deserves a special place in history. Much like From the Earth to the Moon and Band of Brothers, Chernobyl takes history and vividly punches you in the gut with very little respite from the suspense and the intrigue of the situation portrayed. It's one of the very best pieces of art created for television. Ever.

You'll do it because it MUST BE DONE. You'll do it because no one else can... and if you don't, MILLIONS WILL DIE... ...and if you tell me that it isn't enough I won't believe you. Stellan earned his entire cut with that one delivery alone. I know it was cinematic embellishment, but after that scene, I myself was ready to go into the water. One of the best art pieces of all time, to say nothing about television.

i am from greece and i remember when i was a child my mother was screaming at me to go inside the house cuz of the big strange cloud that was comming i didnt know back then what it was and thanks to you i now know what it was and how it happened. best thing i have ever watched EVER god bless you. sorry for my poor english

I felt every twist of anxiety and dread with Valery and the helpless anger with Boris... Even days after, I can't seem to shake it. I knew the science of it before but now I know the HEART of it.

Chernobyl is the best thing that I've ever watched on television.. (Absolutely incredible) and i'm a young 64 years old next.. And I'll probably never ever watch anything as good on television till the end of my life...

When Jared looks over his specs at Stellan , he reminds me of Dumbledore looking at Harry. The same expression, the same eyes.. 😊 he has his father's eyes.

Lies. Outstanding commentary by the writer, great interview. Watching Chernobyl I knew the narrative was about the cost of lies, impact to human decisions and the dangers of ignoring the truth. Hearing the writer say it explicitly is refreshing, so important to remember in our daily lives and the times. Congratulations to them for not just telling such a story but for the quality of it, mastery of the cinematography and storytelling.

Every single second of Chernobyl is perfect.

I was about to cancel my HBO's suscription...thanks to Chernobyl I did not...Brilliant TV Mini serie

One of the top TV dramas ever made. Excellent writing, directing, acting.

I get fascinated when smart people speak in such calm but firm fashion, is kind of mesmerizing and inspiring at the same time.

Dear god, thank you for making this and doing it so damned well. I've been fascinated by Chernobyl for decades and people asked me why. Now the same people ask me to know more.

I know how a nuclear reactor works now. I don't need my physics teacher.

I'll never forget this mini series. Simply amazing.

What's scary is a lot of Soviet citizens found out about Chernobyl when family members from the west started calling in to check up on them. 2 weeks went by before the Soviet government told it's citizens, however this would add yet another nail in the coffin of the Strigoi that was the U.S.S.R. ::que Chernobyl theme::

Boris Shcherbina was also involved in disaster managment of 1988 Armenian earthquake, and I think that it could be next mini series

5:54 I second that. Being born in a socialist country and having lived in a Western country for some time, it never stops boggling my mind how similar people of power can be and how similar the things that corrupt them. Yes, ideologies and beliefs shape us, but human nature plays a big part too

Unbelievable miniseries!! Jared, Stellan, and Emily were incredible!!!!!

This show is a beautiful example of what happens when you are true to your work

Stellan and Jared are amazing, but Paul Ritter's character (Dyatlov) is another level

i never even knew this incident ever occurred before watching the show. it was never taught in any of my history classes or anything which blows my mind after learning how severe it was. so thanks to this series for bringing the deserved attention to it.

(Johan Renck): "I like the image adding a layer of emotion ..." Sitnikov on the vent block roof: the camera starts from one meter away and recedes, as he walks toward his doom, to twenty meters, until we see one small man against an enormous catastrophe, then pulls in to see his sunburned face as he turns back toward unavailing shelter. Thank you for this great work. .

Deserves all awards ever. Grateful for letting the whole world to know about it.

Thank you Craig and everyone involved in making this mini series happen. I've always been fascinated by atomic energy and have done a lot of reading over the years on the subject, types of reactors, accidents etc. I thought I had a good grasp on Chernobyl but I wasn't prepared. The very first episode when the Fireman picks up a chunk of the moderator I was literally shouting out loud at my TV *PUT THAT DOWN!!!!!!!* Wow what an amazing show that was as entertaining as much as it was educational. And for your next story..... Fukushima please!!!!!!

The most BRILLANT SERIES I HAVE EVER WATCHED. Well done all involved, be ready for the Emmys and Bafta Awards coming your way 👏👏👏

Johan Renck: I have a very large family. Stellan Skarsgård: That's cute. (Renck has 4 kids, Skarsgård 8)

This show is incredible, flawless, period.

🤚🏼Hands up if you’ve watched it more than once..? 🙋🏼‍♀️ My favourite Episode 5 (the Chernobyl explosion investigation, Court scene) Kudos, this was a Masterpiece

THERE IS NO GRAPHITE ON THE GROUND.

From the creative mind behind Scary Movie 3, 4, and The Hangover Parts 2 and 3. Dude turned it around.

9:29 "- How much of this is true? -Everything."

I just love how the whole premise and the moral of this show is presented to you in the opening line. “What are the cost of lies?” Amazing.

This series was thought provoking. This is film/documentary making at it's very best. I have been fascinated with Chernobyl to begin with, now I am doubly charmed - with all the stories, all the lives this has affected. I recorded the series, and have watched it 5 times already. The lessons and insight in this telling are important - to this generation, and all the ones to follow. This will be on my mind for a long time yet. I am researching and taking in any morsel of information that pertains to this - to nuclear energy - from the perspective of science, politics and the human heart. Thank you for the best documentary I have ever witnessed.

Capital Cities in whole Europa should have monuments dedicated to memory and honor of heroic Soviet people who knowingly sacrificed themselves to save us.

Legasov was the character that impacted me the most .

Skellan Skarsgard stole that entire series. He is AWESOME! Check him out in 'King Arthur.' He stole that movie too in a supporting role.

This two gentleman made me cry , smile , have all kind of feelings . Awesome .

Possibly my favorite part of the series was watching the teamwork and eventual friendship between Legasov and Scherbina. I realize that it probably never happened in real life, but it was effective cinema. With that in mind, I looked forward to hearing the actors discuss the experience, and it did not disappoint.

Chernobyl is the exact opposite to Game of Thrones. Well written.

" Comrade, actor. You're done"

Outstanding miniseries, sobering and real in it's presentation...not for someone seeking light viewing!

15:38 and Russians, and Belorussians, and Tartars, and Kazakhs and so on. Don't forget that.

HBO's strongest entry this year wasn't game of thrones...not even close. It was a five part miniseries detailing one of the most tragic disasters in human history. Chernobyl deserves to SWEEP the emmy's in every category, pure brilliance that restored my faith in TV being a creative medium and we can get high quality entertainment on the small screen.

You done very great thing...Just a word can describe it : Masterpiece!!!*

Liquidators were not just Ukranians. They were all nationalities of the USSR

Watch Jared Harris in the Expanse, all his scenes are breathtaking. I hope he will be coming back for future seasons.

One of the greatest tv show ever..😍❤❤ Love from BANGLADESH 🇧🇩

Love this series! I’m hooked. Have watched at least 6 times. Have been reading and watching everything I can! Please more good tv series!

"We owe them" We all do. These people are heros. And the series showed that. My favourite scene was the bench in episode 5. 2 humble men, responsible for saving millions of lives, at he cost of their own.

This series was just Perfect.Respect to everyone behind this series amazing job

It is good that the horror of this 1986 disaster is being taught to a a generation of people who were not even born then. It must have been incredibly difficult to get accurate information considering the secrecy of the then USSR and possibly Russia even today.

Great to see this after watching Chernobyl.

An absolute stunning piece of work from all involved, but I have a particular love for Jared. Just an amazing representation of a man who still, in my opinion, is not credited enough for all he did for us.

I hated Dyatlov until I read up his personal story; he was in a minor radiation accident earlier in his life and his son died of leukimia; I think he was just frustrated and bitter and didn't care any more

Johan Renck: "I started reading everything I could come over" - that's Swinglish (Swedish and English mixed). In Swedish we say "Allt jag kunde komma över" (literally "All I could come over"), meaning "everything I could find". Fun to hear such an accomplished person talking Swinglish. But I understand he's nervous, I would be too.

Thank you for doing the show! the world needed it!!!loved every second of it!!!from hungary

Nice to see Hari Seldon and the Baron Harokken having a chat.

"Let him finish" could not quit watching

Incredible mini-series! The best not only in 2019, but may be for all times. Thank you.

Excellent story telling series, very well developed and written. Congratulations!!! All cast and crew phenomenal! Loved it.

I remember the cloud floating over my young horizon, the cause was a vague horror, this series brought the horror into a sharp, entirely believable focus. Most impressive for me was the handling of the explosion, an absolute monster of a thing that was in some splendid way both understated and deeply threatening. Bravo!

Jared and Stellen are so great (as always) in this amazingly informative mini series. P.S i can really see Alexander in his Father.

Stellen looks like a man that has just woken up with a really heavy hangover.

If anyone is like me and simply can’t get enough of this series, there’s an excellent podcast that goes along with it hosted by Peter Segal of NPR and the creator/director of the show. It has an episode for every episode of the series.

Thank You for the show and keeping the legacy alive!

I am grateful to finally see someone prepare and present this story that I personally was involved with when it happened. I appreciate your efforts to represent this very very well. The true hero's are looking down from heaven upon you and sharing your heart...they all did what had to be done...for us all.

Now after listening to Craig Manzin I understand why the series is so brilliant!

Very good mini series, one of the best I've seen.

Very excellent. Thanks to all involved!

The sets, production & locations are incredible..unsurpassed

You did amazing job tbh it was a fantastic program.

Great acting deserves many Emmys it does show the Russian people in a positive light nice to see

One word “Talent”

I rate this 3.6 out of 15000. Not great but not terrible

What an amazing series that touched my heart like rarely other ever did. I am in awe of all the “ordinary” hero’s that saved us all! I don’t know if we ever gonna save ourselves...

HBO is laughing it’s ass off at how much money they have made and will make from Game of Thrones. But this series couldn’t come at a better time. Gripping five hours of cinematography and history.

First saw Stellan Skarsgard in Pirates of the Carribbean of all things, but since then I've loved him in everything I've seen him in (yes, even Mama Mia!). And Jared Harris I've not seen as much, but this series made me a fan. Plus Richard Harris was his dad so yeah. These guys are awesome. EDIT: Wait, wait, I take that first part back. ACTUALLY first saw Stellan Skarsgard in Deep Blue Sea as a kid when I was going through my animal attack movie phase. WTF.

you guys did a great job

I finally have the face behind the best podcast Chernobyl 😃😃😃😃😃

Wow, what an excellent interview! Craig Mazin an inspiration!