Pirates Wearing Pasties (Dead Man’s Chest Minute 90)
Today we go to The Good Place and discover the supposed origins of Pirates of the Caribbean in The Bad Place while getting a peak into the future of Pirates of the Caribbean 31. Join us for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest as we discuss minute 90 – kicking off the show with an easter egg in the tv show The Good Place, invite Michael Shur to find his love for Pirates of the Caribbean, go behind the scenes of Curse of the Black Pearl while talking about the Universal Studios backlot Little Europe, the production designers striving to make the Flying Dutchman a living ship with encrusted marine life, Bootstrap Bill Turner’s efforts to release his son from guilt and make amends, wonder if Bootstrap’s starfish is too flat and a symbol of his ability to regenerate himself metaphorically, and round things out with a "Cushion Star" of the Caribbean discussion.
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