<p>In this episode, we discuss:<br> - racism, sexism, and the white male fantasy in the Edwardian boy's adventure story,<br> - the depiction of childhood as the time in your life that you can act however you like without regard to the consequences your actions have for other people,<br> - the accidental, backwards subversiveness of the game played by the Indigenous characters and the Lost Boys,<br> - the subversive potential of Smee as the pirates' mother, <br> - how much we love Captain Hook as campy, theatrical dandy, and<br> - the sudden and arbitrary importance of appearing honourable in the last 20 minutes of the movie.</p>