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‘Black Sails’ Season 4 episode 4 spoilers: Battles and gunplay, Story inches towards closure
“Black Sails” Season 4 is the final season of the pirate drama series and now that it is moving towards the midway mark, it is going to get more intense. The show has to tie the loose ends and bring the stories of different characters to a proper conclusion.
The promo of “Black Sails” Season 4, episode 4 is out and it shows a roller coaster of events, high on action and drama, reports Carter Matt. A wide array of things is lined up in the coming episode and they include huge battles, accompanied by abundant gunplay. There is also Long John Silver intrigue and thus, viewers can expect a thrilling storyline that will bring the different characters
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Notably, the network made the move of shifting the show to Sunday in the hope of improving the ratings. However, it has not worked in favor of “Black Sails.” Not till date, at least. It enjoys an average of 0.2 rating in the 18-49 demographic. There has been a drop of 18% in viewership.
In related news, executive producers Jon Steinberg and Robert Levine got candid about the shocking death on “Black Sails,” claims Collider. The former said that it was gross and there is not anything as disturbing coming ahead. However, he did agree that the death scene needed to be a spectacle so that it could add to the legend of Blackbeard. As for the practice Ray Stevenson went through to enact the scene, he agreed that the actor dealt with a lot of make-up and crazy stuff.
He was particular about respecting the historical record and cooperated completely as he sat in the chair wearing prosthetics for hours. Levine said that the “Black Sails” scene was an elaborate sequence and it took many days to shoot. Since keelhauling was never followed through, it was a challenge to figure out a way to film it well, which they did. The idea was to create a visual and dramatic effect which they succeeded in.
“Black Sails” Season 4 episode 4 airs on 19 February on

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