I second the recommendation. Chernobyl was a fantastic miniseries. It played a little loose with some of the historical accuracy, but it was generally a faithful and compelling account of the Chernobyl disaster. Its overarching theme of the cost of lies is very relevant today.
It's inevitable that every bad thing is somehow Trump. Libs thought Inaros from The Expanse was like Trump, and the dude was basically the platonic ideal of some Central/South American commie revolutionary.
eh... no thanks. Anyone seen Chernobyl? Was that worth a watch?
I second the recommendation. Chernobyl was a fantastic miniseries. It played a little loose with some of the historical accuracy, but it was generally a faithful and compelling account of the Chernobyl disaster. Its overarching theme of the cost of lies is very relevant today.
Chernobyl was great and you are right there are a lot parallels to draw from (intended or not).
Blind allegiance and purity tests, all while a disaster is unfolding.
It's inevitable that every bad thing is somehow Trump. Libs thought Inaros from The Expanse was like Trump, and the dude was basically the platonic ideal of some Central/South American commie revolutionary.
Don't expect historical accuracy, and of course there's a whaman character who didn't actually exist in reality, but it's worth watching I think.
Chernobyl is really good.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=M_iuqPVsneU