Zero Hour: Disaster at Chernobyl Discovery Channel (2004)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITEXGdht3y8
Was amazing. Graphite in the boron control rods? Were they insane? As a young mechanic before the accident I understood the properties of graphite. Not only was it highly conductive but also corrosive.
Socalism in action.
It was usable and efficient for combination of cost and performance. The issue of malfunctioned shutdown procedure on RBMK is akin the issue of riding a car on ice at 100 mph into a wall then pulling a parking brake 10 yards before the wall and blaming the parking brake for the crash.
Nothing would have been happened if the reactor was used in any semi-responbible manner.