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Our Flag Means Death is an American period romantic comedy[1][2] television series created by David Jenkins. Set in the early 18th century during the Golden Age of Piracy, the series follows the misadventures of gentleman-turned-pirate Stede Bonnet (Rhys Darby) and his crew aboard the Revenge as they try to make a name for themselves as pirates and cross paths with famed pirate captain Blackbeard (Taika Waititi).

Aboard their ship, the Revenge, the newly-minted Captain Bonnet and his dysfunctional crew struggle to survive against deadly threats both from naval warships and other bloodthirsty pirates. During their misadventures, the crew of the Revenge cross paths with notorious pirate captain Edward Teach and his crew, including First Mate Izzy Hands. Comedy and chaos ensue as Teach and Bonnet fall in love.

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Taika Waititi, who shares a manager with Jenkins, became involved after Jenkins told him the story of Stede Bonnet and asked if he wanted to be involved.[13] Waititi was attracted to the project because of what he believed to be Jenkins' original approach to pirates.[14] In subsequent discussions, they agreed that a romance between Bonnet and Teach was "the reason to do the show".[11] Garrett Basch later joined the project as executive producer after reading the script for the pilot episode.[15]

If the House of the Dragon premiere deftly laid the foundations for an epic, bloody civil war, then the follow-up winds the tension to breaking point. In fact, by the end of 'The Rogue Prince', it's amazing the Seven Kingdoms hasn't erupted in battle already.

Roach accidentally loses the hostages. Stede, Black Pete, and Oluwande go off in search of them and are captured. The natives are welcoming to Oluwande but put the white-skinned Stede and Black Pete on trial. During the trial, Nigel's ghost continues to taunt Stede until he breaks down and declares himself a murderer. Oluwande explains the situation to Chief Mabo, who decides they are only a danger to themselves because they are mediocre pirates and he lets them go free. The Tribal Elder helps Stede understand the ghost of Nigel is a manifestation of his guilt. Meanwhile the hostages have been sold to the three other pirates who also made land on the island at the same time as the Revenge.

Stede declares "I am adequate!" and enlists Black Pete and Oluwande's help to create a diversion in order to get the hostages back They confront the three pirates. Stede challenges them, saying he believes they "have dibs in these men." Israel "Izzy" Hands introduces himself to Stede by slicing his name into Stede's blouse, and says "This is how you die." Oluwande throws a coconut at Ivan's face, breaking his nose. Stede, Oluwande, and Black Pete manage to fool the pirates into thinking they are surrounded, and they hand back Hornberry, keeping Wellington.

The Revenge is pushed back into the sea and the crew prepares to sail away. The Tribal Elder who counseled Stede at the trial tries to dissuade Stede from a career in piracy, advising him that some men are not built for adventure as "they are more gentleman than pirate." Stede misunderstands his meaning and decides that "The Gentleman Pirate" should be his brand. The elder invites Oluwande to remain with the tribe, warning that Stede is going to get them all killed; although Oluwande agrees, he declines, as he has feelings for Jim. They sail away from the island, leaving the ghost of Nigel yellng on the beach.

Back on their pirate ship, Ivan and Fang watch The Revenge sail away. Izzy orders them to follow; when Fang begins to complain, Izzy grabs his beard and says nobody asked him to think. Fang says "I can't believe Blackbeard wants to meet that ponce." The camera pans up the mast to show Blackbeard's flag.

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Episode 2 of One Piece.Now that Luffy (Iaki Godoy), Zoro (Makenyu), and Nami (Emily Rudd) have officially set sail, map to the Grand Line in hand with Shells Town in a shambles, nothing can stop them all from achieving their dreams. Or so they think, because really, how long can optimism like that last? Though it was supposed to be all smooth sailing from there on out, One Piece Episode 1 ended with the reveal that pirate captain Buggy the Clown (Jeff Ward) wants the map they carry, and will stop at nothing to get it. So how do things go for the intrepid crew?

We don't actually find out right away, as Episode 2, "The Man in the Straw Hat," opens instead on Young Luffy (Colton Osorio), still determined to make it as a pirate, and practicing his "Gum Gum Pistol" in Windmill Village. Makino the bar owner cautions him that people might start to fear him now that he's different, and warns him that Devil Fruit powers don't come without a price, each coming with the deal-with-the-devil consequence of losing the ability to swim, and losing all strength when in seawater. Kind of a problem for someone who wants to make a life at sea.

Buggy's real problem isn't so much that they stole the map before he did, but rather that they're in his mind "three little nobodies." Luffy takes issue with this and tells Buggy he's not nobody, he's the future king of the pirates, a refrain he will come to repeat a lot. As overblown as this confidence might seem, Buggy counters with the claim that he is the fiercest pirate captain in the East Blue, with the fiercest crew as well, a claim Alvida (Ilia Isorels Paulino) made as well, and we all saw how that turned out. It looks like ego, or at the very least a lot of self-confidence, is the real trick to being a pirate on the East Blue.

Sick of Luffy and Buggy's little back and forth, Zoro announces his identity to the crowd and threatens to kill any who don't surrender. Just as Buggy turns his attention to the famed pirate hunter instead, Nami panics and offers to give him a new circus act instead of the map. She tricks Luffy into revealing his powers and takes off out of the big top and into the village, which has been completely leveled by Buggy and his crew. Her escape attempt doesn't last long, and she's almost immediately dragged back in with the realization that the audience is made up entirely of captive townspeople. Buggy has Zoro and Nami hauled off to the green room while he keeps Luffy in the ring to determine the whereabouts of the map.

Captain Morgan (Langley Kirkwood) catches Vice-Admiral Garp up on the chaos caused by the Straw Hats, with his fair share of embellishments the Vice-Admiral doesn't believe for a second. Morgan casts the blame for the escape on Helmeppo, saying Koby is the only reason his son survived at all. This little tidbit puts the cadet right in the sights of Vice-Admiral Garp. Koby is called in to see Garp, who noticed the new recruit acting oddly nervous in the yard. He and Bogard tell Koby that they know he's friends with the pirates and accuse him of being in league with the pirates, forcing Koby to come clean about how he met Luffy, admitting to Garp that he was afraid telling the truth would prevent him from enlisting. Though Garp's entire demeanor changes once he hears Luffy's name, instead, he just cheerfully suggests to Koby that they track Luffy down together.

The screams aren't screams of pain, though, since Luffy is enjoying having his limbs stretched out all at once. His continued cheerfulness in the face of what is supposed to be torture infuriates Buggy, who decides psychoanalysis is the way to go, questioning Luffy's motives for even wanting to be a pirate. He suspects Luffy is trying to impress a mentor, and correctly guessing the origin of Luffy's straw hat, reveals that he knew Shanks once when they were younger, serving on the same crew. His reasons for hating Shanks are that he kept him out of the spotlight, and wonders if the same happened to Luffy, which is a bit of a departure from the Manga, where Buggy holds Shanks responsible for causing him to accidentally eat a Devil Fruit, reasoning Shanks did it to hold him back.

But with this more vague fury, the cracks in Luffy's armor eventually begin to crack. Luffy stays determined to hold up under torture until Buggy threatens to torture one of the children from the town instead. Luffy breaks free of his bonds and delivers a punch right to Buggy's face... which sends his head flying off his body and into the audience. While One Piece is violent, it isn't that violent. Buggy's head is just fine, as is the rest of his body, which can separate into chunks at will thanks to the Chop Chop Fruit. Buggy finds a new solution to deal with Luffy, locking him in a tank slowly filling with seawater. Realizing force isn't working, and reverse psychology isn't working, Buggy tries to get Luffy to join up with his crew instead, which naturally he refuses. Angry that Luffy refuses to believe Shanks and his friends abandoned him, and more importantly because Luffy implied Buggy isn't funny, the pirate tries to drown Luffy faster.

In Shells Town, Garp spearheads a new campaign in pursuit of the pirates, with Koby and Helmeppo's squadron in tow, and Morgan stripped of his power. His approach, he says, is not to target anything material, but instead to take away the pirates' dreams. Helmeppo looks ready to serve, but Koby seems hesitant about his part in all this. Back out at sea, Nami fixes the damage caused to Luffy's hat, and with him and Zoro hanging out on deck it seems like everything is finally settling into place. That is, until Nami slips into the ship's cabin and places a mysterious call with her very adorable snail phone, to tell a mystery "him" that she has the map. Looks like Zoro was right to be skeptical after all.

In response, Captain Magnus ordered Lionguard Inspector, Ellen Kiel to deal with the unrest before the upcoming festival in Lion's Arch. Even though Southsun Cove was under the jurisdiction of Lion's Arch, the Lionguard could not stop the forced settler's pleas as the island was still owned by the Consortium and they had not acted in any criminal way by the laws of the pirate haven. This led to general discontent, as well as a steadily increasing number of riots. Therefore Kiel was ordered to keep the peace between the factions and did so by deputizing any able bodied individuals.[22] be457b7860