Chernobyl Episode 4 Scene | HBO | Graphite Clearing

Cameraman never die

the horror when tarakanov said "you're done" it's so fucking terrifying

How scary do you want it?
Director:yes

I recognize my man loraths voice from diablo 4

How can they clean something that is NOT there? I do not understand. Djatlov said everything was fine, only a small leak from the feed water tank.

Stalkers

I have to get this series. Ive been intrigued by Chernobyl since it happened.

I can feel the radiation from here

Scary as hell poor men :-((((

I don't get what all this fuss is about. It's 3.6 Roentgen. Not great, not terrible

iin the 🇪🇺 this guys speak english but in 🇷🇺 films this guys speak in the language original 😅

Everyone has on protection, except for the cameraman 😅😅

It's interesting that the scene lasts exactly 90 seconds from the moment the last one comes out

I like how every time he picks up some stuff or gets close to something, the counter goes absolutely nuts.

For efficiency the soldiers should have moved the stuff away from the building toward the edge. Then next group take it off the building.

Disappointed in the lack of gender representation here doing this work

Cameraman is the real hero - he stayed on that roof longer than any of those soldiers.

Had a neighbor who was a truck driver in the USSR. He would drive supplies to Siberia. He would get stranded at times for days in the snow. He was park of the clean up crew in Chernobyl. His truck was washed down with water. One day he was sleeping in the back and woke up with a sore arm. A small pebble of graphite he found and threw it out. He had cancer his last few years of his life. His arm looked like a slim Jim.

90 seconds on a roof or 2 years in Afghanistan...

History notes that these men had 2 choices :

A 5 year tour of duty in Afghanistan or 90 seconds on the roof of the most dangerous place on Earth...
Where do I sign up of for Afghanistan please?

Los heroes no llevan capas. Llevan palas! La puta madre! Serán recordados siempre. 🙌🙌🙌

The way he stumbles and starts falling apart at the end isn't just random, either. Liquidators have described a mysterious side effect of radiation, from those who worked on the roof to clear the graphite, saying that "even the most brave and brazen soldiers seemingly lose their composure and fall flat on their feet before the invisible mental enemy of radiation." It's genuinely terrifying. We don't even know what happens to the human mind when it's bombarded with this much radiation because almost nobody has done it.

When he was falling and tripping I wanted to cry the first time I watched. He was so scared. Poor baby.

Ralph Ineson can narrate a manual engineering book and I would be listening till its over.

This editing is incredibly frustrating. Why not just let the clip play out?

Everything he could have done wrong, he did.

He started on the opposite side of the roof and spent too much time wandering around, he grabbed some random piece just to drop it again for no reason, struggle picking up another just to throw it over, proceed to look down, pick another piece he'll struggle with because its too heavy and have to waste another few seconds until his mate came to help, he looked down again, continued to choose another too big piece to struggle with while hes already exhausted instead of taking some of the much smaller debris to kick off the roof. Ending up so exhausted that he cant even walk straight anymore which is another 10 seconds worth of radiation.

How the cameramen not diyng?

Me and my wife part of a kids Bomb squad remotely controlled. Ayodhya 2005.

На это невозможно смотреть, даже через экран чувствуется, сильнейшая сцена

that dude on tape grabbing the rail is dead

He looked over the rail

What was the point of them shoveling the graphite off the roof? Never understood why this was necessary.

My mother was 3 months pregnant when the explosion in Chernobyl took place, little under 1200 km away from it.
She told me that when she became aware of the disaster and what it implied, she was terrified, and that the moment she delivered me, the first thing she did was checked if I have the right number of fingers, one head, and other delightful details you can probably imagine by yourself. Although this series is a masterclass of perspective, what these people actually had to endure there or even miles and months away still, is far beyond our imagination.

You didn't see graphite...

Speechless 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

From my short time in industry, I would say that these men were set up to fail. A more appropriate set of instructions would have been 'Start with the pieces closest to the hole. Toss those in first.' As the debris closest to the hole was cleared, the later groups would have kept moving back. Telling someone to go into a disaster area with instructions like 'Pick up pieces of stuff lying all around' is nuts.

Blows my mind that the soldier here probably cut his life expectancy so much shorter just because of a few clumsy and seemingly innocuous mistakes. Had about 4 million chest x-rays on his foot when he got stuck and god knows how much more radiation from the puddle of water he slipped in.

That series was both amazing and frightening. So many powerful scenes. There actually wasn’t any scene that didn’t make you think “holy shit…”. Crazy that it was all true (except for the necessity of using one or two scientists to portray the hundreds of soviet scientists that stood up to power and did the right thing after the initial disaster). Definitely worth watching from start to finish.

I wonder if radiation has a feel to it at all.

I looked into the trap Ray..

It is making no logic because on the photo where he tells them where to go and what to do the roof is not on the edge of the reactor but when they get on it and start to throw the graphite somehow they are right over the reactor

Dosimeter:

Fire is red,
Radiation is blue,
I'm dying up here,
AND YOU ARE TOO!

Terror pure terror

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The scariest clicking you will ever hear…

These guy's are true heros and amazing some are still alive today.

If this only was in Russian or Ukrainian I would love to watch it.. But as now... Why cannot americans just use subs and have a original language for authenticity?
This just sounds stupid.
Sad because it looks great.

I wonder if when he said “you’re done” he meant it’s over for him

The commanding officer, who is still around reviewed this scene and said it is very accurate, down to his opening speech.