The Curse of the Black Pearl Minute 94: Stripping on the Plank

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If you’re looking for a gratuitous stripping scene involving Elizabeth Swann, pirates and a plank, then you’ve come to the right episode. On minute 94 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we can’t avert our eyes as Elizabeth Swann removes her dress while walking the plank at the request of Captain Hector Barbossa – a move that excites the cursed crew, Scott gives a shout out to the Brady Bunch with a touch of Ragetti, we debunk the widespread idea of a movie mistake involving a warm dress and Barbossa, debate if the writers are correct that Elizabeth Swann removing her dress is actually gratuitous, put words in the mouth of a whispering Grapple, tackling a boatload of behind the scenes facts, and wondering if the movie would have jumped the shark if the CGI sharks made it into the final film cut. Join us as we bare all on Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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