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Posted: 3/11/2015 12:16:01 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Oh Jesus, grow up.  Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: If you think you are straight and you are still watching this show... You are lying to yourself. Oh Jesus, grow up. Trolls and shit. Moving on. |
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Posted: 3/11/2015 10:55:36 AM EDT
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look man--i watch 5 shows. archer, game of thrones, black sails, the walking dead, and vikings. at least leave me one. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Just wait til Ragnar Lothbrok gets it on with a couple male British Isle peasants over on the History Channel.
look man--i watch 5 shows. archer, game of thrones, black sails, the walking dead, and vikings. at least leave me one. How is that one working out for you? seems the writers might have an agenda.........really how long til Lothbrook comes out? |
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Posted: 3/11/2015 12:24:17 PM EDT
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How is that one working out for you? seems the writers might have an agenda.........really how long til Lothbrook comes out? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Just wait til Ragnar Lothbrok gets it on with a couple male British Isle peasants over on the History Channel.
look man--i watch 5 shows. archer, game of thrones, black sails, the walking dead, and vikings. at least leave me one. How is that one working out for you? seems the writers might have an agenda.........really how long til Lothbrook comes out? Heard a rumor it's gonna be Daryl. Seriously. |
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Posted: 3/11/2015 2:51:56 PM EDT
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How is that one working out for you? seems the writers might have an agenda.........really how long til Lothbrook comes out? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Just wait til Ragnar Lothbrok gets it on with a couple male British Isle peasants over on the History Channel.
look man--i watch 5 shows. archer, game of thrones, black sails, the walking dead, and vikings. at least leave me one. How is that one working out for you? seems the writers might have an agenda.........really how long til Lothbrook comes out? honestly, it doesn't bother me at all. TWD has handled it perfectly--one of the characters just happens to be gay. it astonishes me that everyone freaked out so badly over what amounts to maybe 3 min of screen time. it isn't gratuitous at all--it's very much like life. in archer, ray's gayness is a much bigger deal, but it's also part of a great character. same thing in modern family, which is one of the best shows on TV. those characters are gay, which brings something new and interesting to the shows. i can understand why someone might refuse to watch a show like spartacus or GoT for aesthetic or moral reasons. i have no problem with homosexuality from a moral perspective, but i don't enjoy watching gay physical intimacy on screen. it isn't a deal-breaker for me though, as long as the characters and story are good. and thus far, TWD and BS are excellent. BS is particularly interesting, since the 'big reveal' has no bearing on the current story. i think the shock value was played really well. yeah his old love interest was a man, but it really doesn't matter--what matters is what is happening now. in 'vikings' though, it just wouldn't fit. i mean, ragnar already invited athelstan into bed to help spit-roast lagertha in season 1, but that's a bit different than trying to shoehorn in a subplot about how floki is conflicted between bloodthirsty pillage and home decor. some people are gay--that's life. |
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Posted: 3/11/2015 5:03:43 PM EDT
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honestly, it doesn't bother me at all. TWD has handled it perfectly--one of the characters just happens to be gay. it astonishes me that everyone freaked out so badly over what amounts to maybe 3 min of screen time. it isn't gratuitous at all--it's very much like life. in archer, ray's gayness is a much bigger deal, but it's also part of a great character. same thing in modern family, which is one of the best shows on TV. those characters are gay, which brings something new and interesting to the shows. i can understand why someone might refuse to watch a show like spartacus or GoT for aesthetic or moral reasons. i have no problem with homosexuality from a moral perspective, but i don't enjoy watching gay physical intimacy on screen. it isn't a deal-breaker for me though, as long as the characters and story are good. and thus far, TWD and BS are excellent. BS is particularly interesting, since the 'big reveal' has no bearing on the current story. i think the shock value was played really well. yeah his old love interest was a man, but it really doesn't matter--what matters is what is happening now. in 'vikings' though, it just wouldn't fit. i mean, ragnar already invited athelstan into bed to help spit-roast lagertha in season 1, but that's a bit different than trying to shoehorn in a subplot about how floki is conflicted between bloodthirsty pillage and home decor. some people are gay--that's life. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Just wait til Ragnar Lothbrok gets it on with a couple male British Isle peasants over on the History Channel.
look man--i watch 5 shows. archer, game of thrones, black sails, the walking dead, and vikings. at least leave me one. How is that one working out for you? seems the writers might have an agenda.........really how long til Lothbrook comes out? honestly, it doesn't bother me at all. TWD has handled it perfectly--one of the characters just happens to be gay. it astonishes me that everyone freaked out so badly over what amounts to maybe 3 min of screen time. it isn't gratuitous at all--it's very much like life. in archer, ray's gayness is a much bigger deal, but it's also part of a great character. same thing in modern family, which is one of the best shows on TV. those characters are gay, which brings something new and interesting to the shows. i can understand why someone might refuse to watch a show like spartacus or GoT for aesthetic or moral reasons. i have no problem with homosexuality from a moral perspective, but i don't enjoy watching gay physical intimacy on screen. it isn't a deal-breaker for me though, as long as the characters and story are good. and thus far, TWD and BS are excellent. BS is particularly interesting, since the 'big reveal' has no bearing on the current story. i think the shock value was played really well. yeah his old love interest was a man, but it really doesn't matter--what matters is what is happening now. in 'vikings' though, it just wouldn't fit. i mean, ragnar already invited athelstan into bed to help spit-roast lagertha in season 1, but that's a bit different than trying to shoehorn in a subplot about how floki is conflicted between bloodthirsty pillage and home decor. some people are gay--that's life.   I only mentioned it because you seemed to be concerned.........on the subject of Floki, I suspect his interior decoration would tend towards the sadomasochistic......
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Posted: 3/11/2015 5:16:37 PM EDT
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I only mentioned it because you seemed to be concerned.........on the subject of Floki, I suspect his interior decoration would tend towards the sadomasochistic......Quote HistoryQuoted:
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... I only mentioned it because you seemed to be concerned.........on the subject of Floki, I suspect his interior decoration would tend towards the sadomasochistic......yeah--i don't know why the big reveal in BS bothered me. the morality of homosexuality is a nonissue for me, but it did feel like a big agenda-driven smack in the face (unlike archer or modern family). i sat there thinking "please not another social consciousness message". but subsequent episodes have played out well IMO. instead of being preachy, it's just a part of the plot. i have no problem with that. |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 12:24:35 AM EDT
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So good!
eta- the gay relationship storyline is vindicated and forgiven n my book b/c it matters to the story. That whole bit with Ash working it out in his mind upon seeing Flint made the whole thing cilck into place. Well done. |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 2:47:32 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: So good! eta- the gay relationship storyline is vindicated and forgiven n my book b/c it matters to the story. That whole bit with Ash working it out in his mind upon seeing Flint made the whole thing cilck into place. Well done. Agreed. And holy wow is Vane not a serious force to be reckoned with... |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 3:37:11 AM EDT
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I'm confused. Is Vane lurking in the swamp at Charlestown about to take Flint's ship? How did he get there? It seems like a really complicated plan.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 3:48:17 AM EDT
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I'm confused. Is Vane lurking in the swamp at Charlestown about to take Flint's ship? How did he get there? It seems like a really complicated plan. yes--vane got there first. it's an open question as to how he sailed there (since his ship is still in nassau), but guthrie had told him what flint's plan was. all he had to do was go to charleston and wait. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:35:07 AM EDT
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Just seems like swimming that distance while clothed and armed would leave even a good swimmer pretty damned tired.
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:44:27 AM EDT
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It'll be interesting to learn how they got there ahead of Flint's crew without everyone knowing. I can't imagine them leaving that question unanswered.
Did Old Man Guthrie have a ship and crew? Maybe they hijacked his?  |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:47:50 AM EDT
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This is way cool....What is the hand-cranked instrument?
Wish I cold embed. 
Black Sails Main Title Theme..... http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Black+sails+theme&FORM=HDRSC3#view=detail&mid=C92252554C70CE2AB647C92252554C70CE2AB647 |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 9:02:10 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: This is way cool....What is the hand-cranked instrument? Wish I cold embed. Black Sails Main Title Theme..... http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Black+sails+theme&FORM=HDRSC3#view=detail&mid=C92252554C70CE2AB647C92252554C70CE2AB647 Very cool. No idea what that thing is. BUT, for some reason, I feel the drums and electric guitar kinda ruin it. They should've used an acoustic mandolin or guitar and some bongos or something. I love how it begins though. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 9:13:45 AM EDT
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Very cool. No idea what that thing is. BUT, for some reason, I feel the drums and electric guitar kinda ruin it. They should've used an acoustic mandolin or guitar and some bongos or something. I love how it begins though. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This is way cool....What is the hand-cranked instrument? Wish I cold embed.
Black Sails Main Title Theme..... http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Black+sails+theme&FORM=HDRSC3#view=detail&mid=C92252554C70CE2AB647C92252554C70CE2AB647 Very cool. No idea what that thing is. BUT, for some reason, I feel the drums and electric guitar kinda ruin it. They should've used an acoustic mandolin or guitar and some bongos or something. I love how it begins though. It's called a "Hurdy Gurdy". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurdy-gurdy My Google-fu must have been broke. I could not find it the first time I looked. 
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Posted: 3/16/2015 10:30:50 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: yeah--i don't know why the big reveal in BS bothered me. the morality of homosexuality is a nonissue for me, but it did feel like a big agenda-driven smack in the face (unlike archer or modern family). i sat there thinking "please not another social consciousness message". but subsequent episodes have played out well IMO. instead of being preachy, it's just a part of the plot. i have no problem with that. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 10:45:08 AM EDT
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I kinda wasn't paying complete attention this past episode, who was the dude Vane had strung up in the fort?
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Posted: 3/16/2015 11:00:00 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I kinda wasn't paying complete attention this past episode, who was the dude Vane had strung up in the fort? |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 1:38:23 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: It's called a "Hurdy Gurdy". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurdy-gurdy My Google-fu must have been broke. I could not find it the first time I looked. LOL...They should have had them dressed-out as pirates when they filmed it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: This is way cool....What is the hand-cranked instrument? Wish I cold embed. Black Sails Main Title Theme..... http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Black+sails+theme&FORM=HDRSC3#view=detail&mid=C92252554C70CE2AB647C92252554C70CE2AB647 Very cool. No idea what that thing is. BUT, for some reason, I feel the drums and electric guitar kinda ruin it. They should've used an acoustic mandolin or guitar and some bongos or something. I love how it begins though. It's called a "Hurdy Gurdy". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurdy-gurdy My Google-fu must have been broke. I could not find it the first time I looked. LOL...They should have had them dressed-out as pirates when they filmed it. Woulda been awesome. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 3:06:24 PM EDT
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Well, it bothered me because I thought Flint's motivations were more complex than "I did it for my gay lover." Quote HistoryQuoted:
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yeah--i don't know why the big reveal in BS bothered me. the morality of homosexuality is a nonissue for me, but it did feel like a big agenda-driven smack in the face (unlike archer or modern family). i sat there thinking "please not another social consciousness message". but subsequent episodes have played out well IMO. instead of being preachy, it's just a part of the plot. i have no problem with that. meh--if he had done it for the eternal love of the princess or for revenge or for greed, no one would have batted an eyelash. people do things for very simple motivations. usually, the simpler the motivation, the more powerful it is. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 4:24:12 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: meh--if he had done it for the eternal love of the princess or for revenge or for greed, no one would have batted an eyelash. people do things for very simple motivations. usually, the simpler the motivation, the more powerful it is. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 4:59:42 PM EDT
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Criminals with a conscience tend to be a bit more complex and interesting characters than average IMHO. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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meh--if he had done it for the eternal love of the princess or for revenge or for greed, no one would have batted an eyelash. people do things for very simple motivations. usually, the simpler the motivation, the more powerful it is. for just a second, let's force ourselves to look past the whole gayness thing (if that's possible) and consider the situation. as a young naval officer, flint was initially skeptical of the plan to assimilate nassau and make it a productive part of the empire. after all, the crown kills pirates, the crown can't afford to look weak by backing off that stance, and anyway, the pirates will never submit to the imperious power of the crown (which he represents as an officer). over time, he was convinced that the plan could succeed--it would be good for the crown economically, and good for nassau by giving it some control over its own destiny. then what happens? all of a sudden, the imperious, arbitrary power of the crown is turned against him and the people he loves. the person he loves the most is killed for trying to help the crown by bringing nassau into the fold (though in an unconventional way). so in anger, he becomes a pirate. and where are we now? he is in exactly the reverse position as the one where he started. he's now a pirate as opposed to a naval officer, and though he still hates the crown (or at least the admiralty), he recognizes that assimilation is the only way that nassau can have any control over its own destiny. so he's still working on the same project, just coming from the opposite direction. this is complicated by (rather than facilitated by) his beef with the admiralty, but he's willing to sacrifice his own interests (his own life, even) in order to make it happen. for him to succeed, he either has to die or to submit to those he hates the most. as he has clearly stated, the latter is worse that the former. it mirrors the very first thing we saw in episode 1: the pirates have declared war on humanity, and they would have to recant that and submit to the crown...which is exactly the opposite of their inclinations. it's a really fucking interesting conflict. too bad people can't see past the icky gay stuff. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 7:06:56 PM EDT
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for just a second, let's force ourselves to look past the whole gayness thing (if that's possible) and consider the situation. as a young naval officer, flint was initially skeptical of the plan to assimilate nassau and make it a productive part of the empire. after all, the crown kills pirates, the crown can't afford to look weak by backing off that stance, and anyway, the pirates will never submit to the imperious power of the crown (which he represents as an officer). over time, he was convinced that the plan could succeed--it would be good for the crown economically, and good for nassau by giving it some control over its own destiny. then what happens? all of a sudden, the imperious, arbitrary power of the crown is turned against him and the people he loves. the person he loves the most is killed for trying to help the crown by bringing nassau into the fold (though in an unconventional way). so in anger, he becomes a pirate. and where are we now? he is in exactly the reverse position as the one where he started. he's now a pirate as opposed to a naval officer, and though he still hates the crown (or at least the admiralty), he recognizes that assimilation is the only way that nassau can have any control over its own destiny. so he's still working on the same project, just coming from the opposite direction. this is complicated by (rather than facilitated by) his beef with the admiralty, but he's willing to sacrifice his own interests (his own life, even) in order to make it happen. for him to succeed, he either has to die or to submit to those he hates the most. as he has clearly stated, the latter is worse that the former. it mirrors the very first thing we saw in episode 1: the pirates have declared war on humanity, and they would have to recant that and submit to the crown...which is exactly the opposite of their inclinations. it's a really fucking interesting conflict. too bad people can't see past the icky gay stuff. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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meh--if he had done it for the eternal love of the princess or for revenge or for greed, no one would have batted an eyelash. people do things for very simple motivations. usually, the simpler the motivation, the more powerful it is. for just a second, let's force ourselves to look past the whole gayness thing (if that's possible) and consider the situation. as a young naval officer, flint was initially skeptical of the plan to assimilate nassau and make it a productive part of the empire. after all, the crown kills pirates, the crown can't afford to look weak by backing off that stance, and anyway, the pirates will never submit to the imperious power of the crown (which he represents as an officer). over time, he was convinced that the plan could succeed--it would be good for the crown economically, and good for nassau by giving it some control over its own destiny. then what happens? all of a sudden, the imperious, arbitrary power of the crown is turned against him and the people he loves. the person he loves the most is killed for trying to help the crown by bringing nassau into the fold (though in an unconventional way). so in anger, he becomes a pirate. and where are we now? he is in exactly the reverse position as the one where he started. he's now a pirate as opposed to a naval officer, and though he still hates the crown (or at least the admiralty), he recognizes that assimilation is the only way that nassau can have any control over its own destiny. so he's still working on the same project, just coming from the opposite direction. this is complicated by (rather than facilitated by) his beef with the admiralty, but he's willing to sacrifice his own interests (his own life, even) in order to make it happen. for him to succeed, he either has to die or to submit to those he hates the most. as he has clearly stated, the latter is worse that the former. it mirrors the very first thing we saw in episode 1: the pirates have declared war on humanity, and they would have to recant that and submit to the crown...which is exactly the opposite of their inclinations. it's a really fucking interesting conflict. too bad people can't see past the icky gay stuff. Hell, I'm still waiting for Jim Hawkins. Dr. Livesey, Squire Trelawney, and Captain Smollet to make their appearance. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 7:24:17 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: for just a second, let's force ourselves to look past the whole gayness thing (if that's possible) and consider the situation. as a young naval officer, flint was initially skeptical of the plan to assimilate nassau and make it a productive part of the empire. after all, the crown kills pirates, the crown can't afford to look weak by backing off that stance, and anyway, the pirates will never submit to the imperious power of the crown (which he represents as an officer). over time, he was convinced that the plan could succeed--it would be good for the crown economically, and good for nassau by giving it some control over its own destiny. then what happens? all of a sudden, the imperious, arbitrary power of the crown is turned against him and the people he loves. the person he loves the most is killed for trying to help the crown by bringing nassau into the fold (though in an unconventional way). so in anger, he becomes a pirate. and where are we now? he is in exactly the reverse position as the one where he started. he's now a pirate as opposed to a naval officer, and though he still hates the crown (or at least the admiralty), he recognizes that assimilation is the only way that nassau can have any control over its own destiny. so he's still working on the same project, just coming from the opposite direction. this is complicated by (rather than facilitated by) his beef with the admiralty, but he's willing to sacrifice his own interests (his own life, even) in order to make it happen. for him to succeed, he either has to die or to submit to those he hates the most. as he has clearly stated, the latter is worse that the former. it mirrors the very first thing we saw in episode 1: the pirates have declared war on humanity, and they would have to recant that and submit to the crown...which is exactly the opposite of their inclinations. it's a really fucking interesting conflict. too bad people can't see past the icky gay stuff. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:02:53 PM EDT
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meh--if he had done it for the eternal love of the princess or for revenge or for greed, no one would have batted an eyelash. people do things for very simple motivations. usually, the simpler the motivation, the more powerful it is. it's a really fucking interesting conflict. too bad people can't see past the icky gay stuff. Agreed. When they ruined him it reminds me of John McClane throwing every stick of C-4 down the elevator shaft in Die Hard. "Fuck it." Pirate time. The way they keep peeling back the layers to Flint/McGraw's has been the most interesting part of the entire show. For a moment it really felt like it they were really going to ruin it. This past episode was about everything finally coming into focus. The irony and tragedy of his situation alone going into this past episode has been intriguing stuff. But when they revealed he murdered the guy who ruined his life it felt like all of the puzzle pieces were finally on the table. It was interesting seeing Ash act out that "oh shit" realization that he wasn't seeing the whole picture, that we as an audience experienced just moments earlier. That Flint's worst sin - the cold-blooded murder of a Lord - is perhaps something Hamilton even deserved at the hands of James McGraw. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:10:53 PM EDT
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Guthrie's dad. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I kinda wasn't paying complete attention this past episode, who was the dude Vane had strung up in the fort? Her dad's servant. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:22:24 PM EDT
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Her dad's servant. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I kinda wasn't paying complete attention this past episode, who was the dude Vane had strung up in the fort? Her dad's servant.
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:30:03 PM EDT
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Now I'm really confused, who was the dude strung up in the fort?
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:32:47 PM EDT
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Now I'm really confused, who was the dude strung up in the fort? Eleanor Guthries dad. Final answer. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 8:48:37 PM EDT
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Eleanor Guthries dad. Final answer. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Now I'm really confused, who was the dude strung up in the fort? Eleanor Guthries dad. Final answer. Thank you! |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 10:31:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: for just a second, let's force ourselves to look past the whole gayness thing (if that's possible) and consider the situation. as a young naval officer, flint was initially skeptical of the plan to assimilate nassau and make it a productive part of the empire. after all, the crown kills pirates, the crown can't afford to look weak by backing off that stance, and anyway, the pirates will never submit to the imperious power of the crown (which he represents as an officer). over time, he was convinced that the plan could succeed--it would be good for the crown economically, and good for nassau by giving it some control over its own destiny. then what happens? all of a sudden, the imperious, arbitrary power of the crown is turned against him and the people he loves. the person he loves the most is killed for trying to help the crown by bringing nassau into the fold (though in an unconventional way). so in anger, he becomes a pirate. and where are we now? he is in exactly the reverse position as the one where he started. he's now a pirate as opposed to a naval officer, and though he still hates the crown (or at least the admiralty), he recognizes that assimilation is the only way that nassau can have any control over its own destiny. so he's still working on the same project, just coming from the opposite direction. this is complicated by (rather than facilitated by) his beef with the admiralty, but he's willing to sacrifice his own interests (his own life, even) in order to make it happen. for him to succeed, he either has to die or to submit to those he hates the most. as he has clearly stated, the latter is worse that the former. it mirrors the very first thing we saw in episode 1: the pirates have declared war on humanity, and they would have to recant that and submit to the crown...which is exactly the opposite of their inclinations. it's a really fucking interesting conflict. too bad people can't see past the icky gay stuff. Excellent breakdown. The homosexual storyline is fitting for a British Naval officer during that time period - this, we've established. It doesn't bother me and we've clearly moved on, or the show has at least. |
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Posted: 3/16/2015 11:15:56 PM EDT
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It doesn't bother me and we've clearly moved on, or the show has at least. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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... It doesn't bother me and we've clearly moved on, or the show has at least. bingo. those 5 minutes of screen time came and went. it took me by surprise, but has no real bearing on the badass story surrounding it. |
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Posted: 3/21/2015 6:16:04 PM EDT
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Now I'm really confused, who was the dude strung up in the fort? Eleanor Guthries dad. Final answer. True. Sorry for confusion |
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Posted: 3/21/2015 7:07:15 PM EDT
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Just seems like swimming that distance while clothed and armed would leave even a good swimmer pretty damned tired. They're tough, 17th century, when men were men and women walked bow legged. |
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Posted: 3/21/2015 9:58:20 PM EDT
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Holy Shit, great episode!!
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Posted: 3/21/2015 10:00:27 PM EDT
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I like Vain more and more each episode.
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Posted: 3/21/2015 10:48:32 PM EDT
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Holy Shit, great episode!! This! Flint's balance has been removed, he's going to embrace it 100% I bet. |
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Posted: 3/21/2015 11:15:35 PM EDT
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RIP miranda and her bewbies.
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Posted: 3/21/2015 11:44:21 PM EDT
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Shit just got real, yo!
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Posted: 3/22/2015 12:56:52 AM EDT
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Poor Randall.
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Posted: 3/22/2015 1:01:59 AM EDT
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This! Flint's balance has been removed, he's going to embrace it 100% I bet. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Holy Shit, great episode!! This! Flint's balance has been removed, he's going to embrace it 100% I bet. Yep.What else to live for now? Pure black hearted hatred and revenge. |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 1:15:39 AM EDT
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I haven't watched an episode since the man love one. So has every episode had flashbacks to homoerotic man love?
Since this is a movie channel show I am weary there may be some surprise "sword fighting" . |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 2:27:51 AM EDT
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Posted: 3/22/2015 2:32:44 AM EDT
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Good call. This weeks episode had Vane bent over by Guthrie with a wooden strap-on while he simultaneously sucked Flint's cock.
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I haven't watched an episode since the man love one. So has every episode had flashbacks to homoerotic man love? Since this is a movie channel show I am weary there may be some surprise "sword fighting" .
That was the best part of the episode imho |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 2:43:19 AM EDT
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Good call. This weeks episode had Vane bent over by Guthrie with a wooden strap-on while he simultaneously sucked Flint's cock.
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I haven't watched an episode since the man love one. So has every episode had flashbacks to homoerotic man love? Since this is a movie channel show I am weary there may be some surprise "sword fighting" .
I can watch a show just fine with gay characters but I don't want to see graphic sex scenes. I just want to know if is is going in that direction. Ist obvious you are joking. Is it really that offense I want to know if there's a bunch of man love? |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 7:45:55 AM EDT
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I haven't watched an episode since the man love one. So has every episode had flashbacks to homoerotic man love? Since this is a movie channel show I am weary there may be some surprise "sword fighting" .
That was the best part of the episode imho Truthfully all it was lacking was a fluffer cameo by Billy Bones.........and John Silvers. |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 10:02:20 AM EDT
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That Miranda scene was really weird. She's usually the calm one.
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Posted: 3/22/2015 12:42:32 PM EDT
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It really surprised me when she died. She's never quite acted like that.
However after it happened my girlfriend and I understood it, as the Colonel was waiting outside and had warned them before. She took it a bit far and was dispatched. (Understandably so.) |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 12:43:54 PM EDT
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that was a great episode.
Vain is going to rescue Flint... can't wait for next week |
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Posted: 3/22/2015 1:04:18 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Truthfully all it was lacking was a fluffer cameo by Billy Boner.........and Long Dong Silvers. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I haven't watched an episode since the man love one. So has every episode had flashbacks to homoerotic man love? Since this is a movie channel show I am weary there may be some surprise "sword fighting" . That was the best part of the episode imho Truthfully all it was lacking was a fluffer cameo by Billy Boner.........and Long Dong Silvers. |
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