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One Piece is a great adventure series, with a lovable cast of characters. This series follows the adventures of a boy named Luffy who's goal is to become "King of the pirates". This series has some of the best world building in fiction, islands and islands packed with information on geography and rich history. A map of the One Piece world can be so detailed almost as life like as a real world map. One Piece has very strong characters and a very strong protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy is a character that has dreams and goals supported with motive. The cast of characters is so grand that characters you meet 100's of episodes ago will return and impact the story in many ways. My favorite thing about One Piece however is the outside interactions that effect the plot, for example characters that are not apart of the main cast like Ace and Blackbeard will have a battle that can determine how the world will progress. Each arc in One Piece gives you a payoff that will leave you fulfilled. Some of the most impactful moments in anime I have ever seen are in One Piece, scenes will leave you in tears and run shivers down your spine. One Piece is a series that has been planned from the very beginning and you can see this with all the foreshadowing that the author leaves in his writing, even moments that are not planned he is able to integrate them into previous plot points and have them connect with something that was mentioned in the previous chapters. As it is a great spectacular series one issue that might be jarring to readers is the length and pacing of One Piece, it is a commitment of itself, watching and reading one piece won't be easy but the storytelling in this series is like no other. One Piece will fulfill anyone need for it has many genres all mixed into one but it doesn't, effect the theme of one piece in anyway. Speaking of the theme, one piece's theme does not change from the beginning of the series to the end, and has a main character that embodies the message of the theme. There is many more great things about the story "One Piece" I do recommend anyone to give it a watch/read I will however recommend you read the manga over the anime due to pacing issues in the anime. Other than that I would give the series a 10/10 just due to the story.

This was a breathtaking dramatisation of the horrors and chaos following a nuclear power plant disaster. It was 6 hours spanned over 5 weeks and compulsive viewing. Every programme in this series rattled my conscience in a way that few have in the past. Like so many people, I thought I had a fairly good idea of what happened following this nuclear power plant tragedy in 1986. But, on reflection, after watching this series, I realize I didn’t. The set depicting the Soviet Union at that time, the cast of actors playing the main characters, and very realistically portrayed. All sorts of horrors unfolded with images of burned bodies following intense radiation, peoples lives and communites uprooted overnight when a massive exclusion zone was administered to protect others from radioactive contamination and still cannot return to their homes to this day. There were the thousands of people killed both immediately and over time as a result of what they call Acute Radiation Syndrome. But the disaster also unveiled the astonishing heroism of those many people who were aware that they were about to give their life to save others. Hundreds of miners and soldiers who worked around the clock trying to avert disaster by removing the graphite debrit above the reactor core – jobs which meant certain death. There were the many firemen who tried desperately to contain the fire after the explosion. There was also the heroism of those in high ranking positions, like Legasov, a senior nuclear physicist, who recognized the flaws in the system design and put his head on the line by speaking out in court a few years later. Thanks to his work this design flaw was eradicated not only in other Soviet Union reactors but in other countries that used this design. Safety continues to improve in part because of people like this. But as always, the real horror lies in the detail so masterly depicted in this series. For example, in the way that thousands of people were recruited in the aftermath of this disaster to carry out duties such as, shooting the thousands of dogs and pets left in the exclusion zone. So that they could never carry their radioactive bodies outside. This really was heartbreaking stuff. I won’t go into the other gory details here. For as difficult as it is to watch, it needs to be understood and if TV like this can educate on such matters then so be it. Television has a role beyond entertainment – not least in helping to make sure that we never allow tragedies like this to happen again.