- Rating: 8.20
- Year of issue: 2014
- Genres: Drama, Adventure
- Countries: , United States
- Duration: 57 minutes
- Complexity: 9
Follows Captain Flint and also his pirates twenty years before Robert Louis Stevenson's traditional novel “Treasure Island.”
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1. I.
Description1715: The Golden Age of Piracy. New Providence is a lawless island, controlled by history's most notorious pirate captains. The most feared: Captain Flint. -
2. II.
DescriptionFlint unmasks a thief on his crew. Rackham chases a score over Vane's objection. Silver hides with Max in the brothel. Eleanor faces an impossible choice. -
3. III.
DescriptionFlint and Gates seek a partner to hunt the Urca d'Lima. Silver helps Billy with a morale problem. Vane impresses Eleanor by being reasonable. Gates gets a promotion. -
4. IV.
DescriptionAn undertaking by The Walrus crew ends in disaster. Silver warns Flint about Billy. Rackham and Bonny try to regain their livelihood. Eleanor needs help from her father. A figure from Vane's past pays a visit. -
5. V.
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6. VI.
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7. VII.
DescriptionFlint tells Gates the truth. Randall puts Silver in a bind. Eleanor suffers a loss. Max comes to Rackham's aid. Vane enters the fight of his life. -
8. VIII.
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1. IX.
DescriptionFlint and Silver face judgment before the crew. Vane enjoys his new position on the island. Max confronts Bonny. Eleanor faces a new threat. -
2. X.
DescriptionFlint gives “advice” to Dufresne. John Silver works to become indispensable. Eleanor is called upon to remove Vane from power over the fort. Jack becomes envious of Anne and Max's new relationship. -
3. XI.
DescriptionFlint returns to Nassau to plan the retrieval of the gold. Rackham restores his reputation. Ned Low confronts Vane. -
4. XII.
DescriptionSeeing Flint's steady rise up the ranks leaves Vane feeling like he may be a real threat to his position, and while Eleanor determines which side to choose, elsewhere, Silver and a friend from the past are finally reunited. -
5. XIII.
DescriptionMiranda tries to save the island; Eleanor opens old wounds; Vane deals with a problem. -
6. XIV.
DescriptionEleanor negotiates for peace; Rackham learns a lesson the hard way; Flint breaks a promise. -
7. XV.
DescriptionMax cleans up following a massacre; Flint and Silver receive surprising news from the outside world. -
8. XVI.
DescriptionFlint and Miranda brace for the worst; Eleanor learns Max's secret; Vane makes his move. -
9. XVII.
DescriptionFlint and Miranda deal with their past; Vane claims a massive prize; Eleanor declares war. -
10. XVIII.
DescriptionFlint receives aid from an unlikely ally; Vane's crew seeks a change; Silver makes a sacrifice.
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1. XIX.
DescriptionFlint and his crew wage war against the world; Eleanor is offered clemency; Vane takes issue with Rackham's methods; one of Nassau's most notorious individuals returns. -
2. XX.
DescriptionAfter declining Captain Hornigold's “pardons”, Captain Flynt and his crew will test their fate. Vane runs into an old friend. Ms. Guthrie and Woods Rodgers continue their journey. -
3. XXI.
DescriptionThe conflict between Flint and Silver escalates as starvation and dehydration set in; Woodes and Eleanor arrive to troubling circumstances in Nassau; Blackbeard takes charge of an uncertain situation on the island. -
4. XXII.
DescriptionChange begins to take root in Nassau; on a strange island, Flint, Silver and Billy are unified against a common adversary; Blackbeard and Vane formulate a plan of escape. -
5. XXIII.
DescriptionVane finds a new way forward from Teach; Silver urges Flint to make a move or die; Eleanor and Rogers respond to a new threat. -
6. XXIV.
DescriptionFlint and Teach clash over the future of piracy; Rogers makes an arrest; Rackham finds new purpose. Madi comes to Silver's aid. -
7. XXV.
DescriptionCaptain Flint and Silver returns to Nassau to finish what they started and a legend is born. With Rackham's fate in the hands of Rogers, his future looks grim. Vane's mission evolves while Eleanor confides in Rogers. -
8. XXVI.
DescriptionRogers ends up being attacked as he helps to move a prisoner. Violence breaks out on the Walrus. -
9. XXVII.
DescriptionCaptain Flint prepares for the final battle while Billy tries to save Captain Vane from being hanged. Max has a confrontation with herself about who she can trust and Elenor Gathry finds herself in charge of Nassau. -
10. XXVIII.
DescriptionRogers and his forces come for the pirates. Rackham and Bonny face impossible odds. Silver demands answers from Flint. Billy crowns a king.
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1. XXIX
DescriptionThe invasion of Nassau results in catastrophe, while Teach and Rackham look to avenge the death of Charles Vane and Eleanor gets acclimated to her new role. -
2. XXX
DescriptionFlint gives in to Billy's authority; Eleanor has a plan for Rogers; Silver turns to an unlikely source for help; Max is put on notice. -
3. XXXI
DescriptionMax has a run-in with the law; Rogers reckons with the past; Flint and Madi come to an understanding; and Long John Silver returns. -
4. XXXII
DescriptionViolence engulfs Nassau; Silver demands answers from Billy; Eleanor comes to Max's aid; Bonny and Rackham endure hell. -
5. XXXIII
DescriptionSilver takes Flint's life in his hands; Billy drives a wedge; Eleanor risks everything; Rogers makes a stunning appeal. -
6. XXXIV
DescriptionEleanor brokers the peace, while Rackham learns the hard way. Flint breaks a promise and Bonny loses control. -
7. XXXV
DescriptionFlint urges caution on an angry Silver; Max leads Rackham and Bonny up river; Billy locates a survivor; Rogers learns the truth. -
8. XXXVI
DescriptionA rescue plan threatens to divide Flint and Silver; the true price of freedom becomes apparent to Max; Rackham seeks his prey; the Walrus enters uncharted territory. -
9. XXXVII
DescriptionSilver and his men hunt for Flint on Skeleton Island; Madi receives an offer; Billy casts his lot. -
10. XXXVIII
DescriptionFlint makes a final push to topple England. Silver seals his fate. Rackham confronts Rogers. Nassau is changed forever.