The adventures of privateer Captain Dan Tempest and his crew of former pirates as they make their way across the seven seas in The Sultana.
The best episode of "The Buccaneers" season 1 is "Blackbeard", rated 5.9/10 from 28 user votes. It was directed by Ralph Smart and written by Thomas A. Stockwell. "Blackbeard" aired on 9/19/1956 and is rated 0.7 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "The Raiders".
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Director: Ralph Smart
Writer: Thomas A. Stockwell
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Director: Ralph Smart
Writer: Terence Moore
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Director: Ralph Smart
Writer: Terence Moore
Lt. Beamish, just named Governor of New Providence, prepares to welcome the commander of a Spanish galleon. His inexperience and trusting nature make him a good mark for the wily Spaniard, whose visit is not a friendly one.
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Zachary Weiss
A raiding party of pirates led by Blackbeard is looting the storehouse of New Providence. They leave behind one teenage lad to cover their retreat. Tempest is frustrated that raids like this can happen and wants Beamish to supply him with weapons to arm his sloop so he can go to sea and take the fight to them. Beamish sees to it and the captured boy is pressed into service as Tempest's cabin boy and they head out to sea to search for Blackbeard.
Director: Terry Bishop
Writer: Peter C. Hodgking
A crew are at sea in search of Ambergris, better known as whale gold. A substance worth 5 times its weight in gold. When a number of the crew find a deposit on an island things get difficult when they try to hide their find from the rest of the crew.
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Zachary Weiss
Three slave's escape and free a slave ship.
Director: Terry Bishop
Writer: John Cousins
Captain Tempest is refused extra gunpowder by the Admiralty.
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Terence Moore
There is concern that Blackbeard may attack a ship containing female passengers.
Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writer: Roger MacDougall
A typhus outbreak hits New Providence.
Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writer: Thomas A. Stockwell
A pirate ship is seen in the waters around New Providence, with a Spanish blockade already in place, Tempest concocts an audacious plan to not only stop the pirate but destroy his ship.
Director: Ralph Smart
Writer: Roger MacDougall
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Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writer: Zachary Weiss
With dwindling supplies the Spanish threaten to sink a ship bearing food and medicines unless Spanish prisoners are released.
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Alan Moreland, Peggy Phillips
Trying to improve trade a merchantmen has a crewman murdered.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Peter C. Hodgking
While celebrating the kings birthday pirate Clip West raids and steals some of the islands supplies.
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Peter C. Hodgking
Tempest take a prize from another privateer who vows revenge, but is Captain Gentleman Jack what he seems?
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Zachary Weiss
Lt. Beamish is arrested by a new governor and Tempest tries to discover the motive behind it.
Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writer: Terence Moore
A Spanish warship attacks the colony and takes Governor Beamish.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Peter C. Hodgking
A lawyer arrives searching for an apparent heir to a fortune.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Zachary Weiss
Tempest is asked to give passage to the governor of Barbados wife.
Director: Leslie Arliss
Writer: Zachary Weiss
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Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writer: Zachary Weiss, Basil Dawson
The Sultana discovers an abandoned ship bringing superstitions to the crew.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Peter C. Hodgking
The Sulltana is blamed for a number of attacks but Beamish Does not believe Captain Tempest could be responsible.
Director: Robert Day
Writer: Terence Moore, Basil Dawson
Tempest is put under pressure to capture a pirate responsible for a series of raids to stop rumours he is to blame.
Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writer: Zachary Weiss
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Director: Leslie Arliss, Robert Day
Writer: Terence Moore