Through its first four episodes the HBO miniseries Chernobyl has haunted audiences. Tonight on June 3rd is episode 5, the series finale, where we’ll finally learn what caused the accident and its long term impact on those closest to the catastrophic event.
HBO will premiere the Chernobyl finale tonight at 9 pm ET. You can also watch Chernobyl online without cable using one of these recommended live streaming options.
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Last week’s new episode of Chernobyl was one of the hardest to watch. Not because of radiation killing people, but people having to kill because of the radiation.
A trio of men were sent out into the evacuated zones to eliminate any domesticated animals that owners left behind. Scores of dogs were hunted and killed — thankfully mostly off-screen.
Even so, imagery of dog carcasses being tossed onto a truck and then dumped into a grave and buried in cement are hard to erase from one’s mind. The same can be said for much of what Chernobyl has delivered thus far.
Miniseries creator Craig Mazin has already promised that the death and hardest parts are behind us.
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Simply put: you don’t want miss the closing chapter of HBO’s amazing Chernobyl.
