Black Pearl Show: Pirates of the Caribbean

In minute 48 of The Curse of the Black Pearl we start things off with some blooming cockroaches and Disneyland’s Pirates of the Caribbean ride trivia and then settle in with a discussion on Norrington’s underestimation of Captain Jack Sparrow, an edited description of 18th century elm bilge pumps, the three rules to becoming a pirate, an on-the-set belaying pin accident, and the sailor who desperately flees Norrington’s wrath. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we also wonder why Norrington leaves the HMS Interceptor unguarded and his rash decision to sink the fastest ship in the fleet.

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If you’re looking for a podcast that discusses Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise (in a movies by minutes format), integrates historical pirate and the golden age of piracy facts, analyzes and entertains, then Pirates of the Caribbean Minute is for you.

Join us for Minute 47 of The Curse of the Black Pearl on Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we announce the winners of our listener appreciation contest, get an appropriate pirate phrase of the week suitable for any true scallywag, wish Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean ride a happy 50th anniversary, give a shout out to a couple of listeners, send Will Turner to the human resources office, expose Captain Jack Sparrow’s double meaning of playing the fool, and we dabble in some behind the scenes information on Gillette and Officer, AKA Lieutenant Theodore Groves.

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A listener enlightens us with the perfect pirate social media platform, Will Turner and Captain Jack Sparrow make use of a rowboat in an unorthodox manner – a nod to the Crimson Pirate – and climb aboard the HMS Dauntless, and we touch on a few historical tidbits in minute 46 of The Curse of the Black Pearl. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we talk physics defying stunts, lobster “the poor-man’s food,” cinematography, and artifacts from the HMS Victory.

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On pain of death you must listen to this episode! Join us for minute 45 of The Curse of the Black Pearl where we tackle a Hector Barbossa listener question, expose Captain Jack Sparrow’s classic trickster accord with Will Turner, wonder if any soldiers would actually hear the cell door fall from its hinges, speculate if the prison dog holding the keys is just a decoy while the real ones hide in plain sight, discuss Will’s devotion to die for Elizabeth, go behind the scenes at Wallilabou Bay and Wallilabou Anchorage, and test Heather’s literacy. It’s another fun Pirates of the Caribbean Minute show!

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In this episode of The Curse of the Black Pearl minute 44, we finger point Will turner’s blatant use of stereotypes – not even politically correct for the 18th century, pick out a few choice insults from the 1788 book The Vulgar Tongue, try to come up with and fail at pirate social media, watch Will become offended for being called pirate, dive into Will’s family history, and discuss Captain Jack Sparrow’s mind begin to formulate the long con. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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In the minute 43 show of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we deliberate Commodore Norrington’s 18th century classist burn on Will Turner, an obvious predecessor to the Yo Mama genre of insults, Will’s need to channel George Costanza for a few snappy comebacks, the introduction of the uncharted and mysterious Isla de Muerta, Captain Jack Sparrow and the power of storytelling to earn his freedom, and a missing Fort Charles prison guard. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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We take a hard look at minute 42 and Port Royal – scrutinizing the townspeople as Will Turner awakes in the middle of the street, hypothesizing the reason why it earned the moniker Wickedest City on Earth, checking in on some animal actors, and identifying a few merchant shops. We identify and discuss why minute 42 is a linchpin for the movie as we know it, the importance of Mullroy and Murtogg, the differences between Will and Norrington in how they approach love, a young Elizabeth Swann cameo, and our exciting weekly segment, Really Bad Eggs. It’s a must listen episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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It’s another crazy episode as we tackle minute 41 of The Curse of the Black Pearl. The end of the week is proving a bit chaotic as we strive to stay on Pirates of the Caribbean point. In this show we explore the light and dark aspects of our tricksters Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain Hector Barbossa, their similarities to the nefarious jinn, discuss the most popular Pirates of the Caribbean catchphrase from the series - The code is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules – and think what it might be like if the Black Pearl were a cruise ship. Join us for Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we also talk Elizabeth Swann getting conned, Black Pearl ship and crew facts, and meet the pirate Scratch.

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Join us for minute 40 of The Curse of the Black Pearl where we call out social injustice, watch Elizabeth lie to Captain Barbossa, which only highlights her love for Will Turner, discuss animal actor versatility, call a gold medallion bluff, and see an entire pirate crew flinch with fear. It’s an episode that embraces chaos and a new slang term for gold on Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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Join us for minute 39 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we get a full-on introduction to Captain Hector Barbossa, we watch Elizabeth Swann take a blow to the face from Bo ‘sun as she attempts to negotiate for the safety of Port Royal, and we delight in the verbal jujitsu that results in Ms. Swann calling the pirates’ bluff. It’s a time for a few laughs – Heather forgets Star Wars 101 and attributes dueling banjos to the Spaghetti Western genre – and character backstory on this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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