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Jim also has a romantic relationship with crew member Oluwande. Log in Sign up. Related Stories. Our Flag Means Death is an American period romantic comedy [1][2] television series created by David Jenkins. Pirates as a whole were super, ridiculously queer read more about that hereand Our Flag Means Death embraces this.

TV and Movies How Our Flag Means Death Found Its Queer Cult Following The little gay pirate show that could has developed a wonderfully rabid fandom. Avast, ye hearties! Our Flag Means Death is back for Season 2, with the three new episodes now streaming on Max and two more coming each week throughout the month.

Our Flag Means Death gets gay lot of things right. A gentleman pirate. Set in 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.

Jolly Roger ideal decoration or Gay Pride. Our Flag Means Death season two is moodier than season one, but it’s also somehow gayer, funnier, and more vulnerable than ever before. Like a pirate, claim your freedom by flying the Gay Pirate Flag and free yourself from the gaze of others.

Ooh, that rings. And Gay Twitter X’s timbers. The show loosely follows the true story of Stede Bonnet, an aristocrat who decides to abandon his entire life — including a wife and children — to become a pirate. Hopefully HBO Max will give us flag season soon the odds are looking likelybecause we desperately need more queer pirates shenanigans, especially after that finale cliffhanger.

Season 1 contains 10 half-hour episodes, which makes it a surprisingly quick binge. It starts with Blackbeard, who introduces himself to Stede as Ed, nursing Stede back to health. As a comedy, it never makes the queerness of these queer pirates the punchline.

The two of them grow closer by teaching each other about high society and piracy, respectively, and the two men ultimately fall in love in a very true and honest pirate.