The first episode of Black Sails opened with a bang (several, actually), and then devolved into lots of uninteresting land-based issues like bureaucracy, economics, and Spanish treasure galleons. After a second episode, it’s clear the show is using the term “adventure” rather liberally. With Captains Flint and Vane and their respective crews chasing a piece
The first episode of Black Sails opened with a bang (several, actually), and then devolved into lots of uninteresting land-based issues like bureaucracy, economics, and Spanish treasure galleons. After a second episode, it’s clear the show is using the term “adventure” rather liberally. With Captains Flint and Vane and their respective crews chasing a piece
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