Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In 2015 a particular television channel released a show called "Pirate Treasure of the Knights Templar" which featured as the archaeological lead, the person who rediscovered the Whydah. I decided to take the chance and watch it. Full of pseudohistory, the documentary tries to connect pirates to the Knights Templar and ended up getting banned from the location by UNESCO. This is my analysis of all six episodes of the only season. Since some of you enjoy my rants about bad pirate history, here is my longest one. My sarcasm is very strong in this one.
Edit- Due to space on my computer I did need to cut out musical transitions.
If anyone wants to help support the channel, right now a friend has a gofundme going for my wife to help with her recovery. gofund.me/bea1f2ea
Paypal- paypal.me/DTarell
Any little bit helps.
In 2015 a particular television channel released a show called "Pirate Treasure of the Knights Templar" which featured as the archaeological lead, the person who rediscovered the Whydah. I decided to take the chance and watch it. Full of pseudohistory, the documentary tries to connect pirates to the Knights Templar and ended up getting banned from the location by UNESCO. This is my analysis of all six episodes of the only season. Since some of you enjoy my rants about bad pirate history, here is my longest one. My sarcasm is very strong in this one.
Edit- Due to space on my computer I did need to cut out musical transitions.
If anyone wants to help support the channel, right now a friend has a gofundme going for my wife to help with her recovery. gofund.me/bea1f2ea
Paypal- paypal.me/DTarell
Any little bit helps.
