I liked this show mostly because it points to a very important reality: The horrors of nuclear power and how civilians are the immediate victims in all of this.

While countries are arguing about who and who shouldn't get access to nuclear energy like it's all fun and games and leaders making jokes on twitter about nuking each other, this tragedy is a grim reminder that nuclear energy/power is nothing to be proud of, if anything it is dangerous and the only victims are those who have nothing to do with it. The kids, their parents, the elderly and innocent victims all around. Meanwhile, those same leaders and politicians who get to make those choices are all stripped from responsibility and are just safe in their billion dollar mansions.

If you really need to produce energy, why not go for the cleaner most renewable source of energy? Solar energy or use Wind turbines instead? Who is gonna die when there is an error in these turbines or when their power plants get out of whack? Certainly no one. No one is gonna get cancer or exposure to unnecessary high levels of radiation.

This is why nuclear energy shouldn't be messed with, the risk is too high even under the most experienced and skilled moderators. We all remember what happened in Japan not too long ago, that wasn't due to any human error. Governments and their propaganda would like to tell us that nuclear energy is only bad if it's in the wrong hands, but really they're no different from what the Soviet Union did or say back when this tragedy happened.

We should all boycott nuclear energy and replace it with cleaner, safer sources and to me that is where the real silver lining of this show comes to place.