i mean, what do you want from us??
Andy and Ronnie break down Flint's return to Nassau. Broke bitch Hornigold isn't a compelling ally anymore and Charles Vane does some violence purely for the eroticism.
Art by kvhastings on instagram Our intro music "Spark of the Sea" by Ronnie Palmieri
Ronnie pops bottles and Andi sails for the French before we dive into a riveting episode of Black Sails. Billy Bones is back y'all! And Charles Vane is just the evilest man.
Art by kvhastings on instagram Our intro music "Spark of the Sea" by Ronnie Palmieri
Andi and Ronnie discuss a pivotal episode of Black Sails. They analyze the reveal they've been waiting for: Flint is gay.
Art by kvhastings on instagram Our intro music "Spark of the Sea" by Ronnie Palmieri
CW: Suicide, Self harm
It's a Charles Vane/James Flint showdown! That is until it becomes a James Flint/Benjamin showdown.
Huge moves are happening in this action packed episode of Black Sails, and Andi and Ronnie are on top of it! Billy Bones reversals! A deep dive in Miranda's whole deal. Mind blowing Silver plans! And so much more!
Is it a set up episode? Kind of. But this episode is still no filler, all killer! Literally! Flint kills a guy! And it's the best! Weird how this show has made me love violence so much! Not going to confront that any further....Anywho!
We recorded this one on election night. Oops. To skip election conversation, skip ahead to 8:05.
This episode of Black Sails is high on excitement, high on trauma, and very low on
The long awaited conclusion is here. The finale of Season 2 of Black Sails is one of the best episodes of TV we've experienced, and we are here to break it down for y'all. Silver loses their stability, Flint loses everything, Jack gains a fortune.
Andi brings Ronnie the pirate context they so dearly need, with the help of a star-studded cast. They watch the 1990 film adaptation of Treasure Island with Christian Bale, Charlton Heston, and Christopher Lee.
Time has passed and all our friends are having a ...time. Flint is murder hungry. Jack is tired of wealth. Charles is aggressively against slavery but in a way that's all about him. Plus there's this new guy who's like...a teacher? Or something?