Pirate Family

Captain MacLimpet has no luck! The treasure he's finally found is phantom treasure, belonging to Omar the Ghost. While Omar waits for Victor to work out a way of making the treasure real, the spectre settles in the MacLimpet home.

Due to an unforgivable lapse he made during an attack, the Pirate Maritime Police (PMP) confiscate Victor's Captain's licence. At the worst possible time, as things are going badly for the family and the wolf's at the door.

Taking advantage of his neighbours' being on holiday, the Maclimpets move into the Sharksfin family palace. One morning, two thugs show up to reclaim an old debt that Irvin has been shirking.

One evening, Granny Powderkegs, Victor's mother-in-law, turns up and announces she's going to spend the rest of her days with them. She feels close to the end. Victor gets into a good mood, there's an inheritance on the way.

Victor MacLimpet has a fabulous treasure hidden somewhere.The only problem is, he can't remember where. One day he meets the Great Rabanagaga who promises a surefire method of helping him to find it. Victor falls for it hook, line and sinker. In fact, the great guru only has one motive, to fill his own pockets.

With his ship in dry dock, MacLimpet finds himself unemployed. Unfortunately, apart from piracy, he hasn't got another skill. When Lucille suggests that she should get a job, Victor explodes, women pirate's don't work. Things get out of hand and harsh words fly ,a marital crisis!

One morning, Victor receives the Black Spot! The notorious sign of death. Someone wants him dead. But who and why?

Because he's desecrated the statue of Max Turtle, the esteemed founder of the island, Victor is eaten away by remorse. He's haunted by the ghost of Max Turtle.

After a failed adventure, Hercule slips Scampi a potion designed to melt the heart of the most reticent woman. Scampi immediately falls head over heels in love with the spotty Hercule.

The mysterious Professor van Knödle is fascinated by Victor MacLimpet. The two men become inseparable. Victor is very fond of his new pal.

The Honorable Mr. Cuttle, a brilliant lawyer, arrives on Turtle Island. With his gift of the gab, Cuttle persuades every pirate to sue anyone and everyone on the slightest provocation, so they can receive compensation. The MacLimpet family fall foul of this litigation fever.

One day, while out with Dr. Spratt, Victor MacLimpet makes an amazing discovery, the original manuscript of the Pirate Codex, written in the hand of the great Max Turtle himself!

A couple of snobs arrive to spend an exciting and thrilling holiday with the MacLimpets. They're looking for some genuine piracy, all the thrills, spills and terror.

When Winkle has to do a school project on Max Turtle, his mother offers to lend a hand. During their research, the pair make some strange discoveries. The local hero doesn't turn out to be as glorious as he's made out. Their investigation takes them to the cemetery, on the trail of the dead tattooist Tattoo Joe

To get his own back on Irvin, who's hired Victor's crew, Victor kidnaps Penelope and demands a huge ransom.Her incarceration doesn't worry Penelope, on the contrary, she starts to fall in love with her mysterious kidnapper.

Because of a bad mark at school in the accosting lesson, Winkle gets depressed. He doesn't feel cut out for piracy. Without saying anything to Lucille, Victor takes charge of the situation by disguising himself as the Red Wrecker, Winkle's favourite comic book hero.

Victor is saved from drowning by a friendly mermaid. Captivated by Victor's charms, Marinella (that's her name) moves into the MacLimpet house. She wants to be freed from the curse that transformed her into a mermaid. But for this, she needs a lover. Victor refuses.

Winkle buys a mysterious treasure map which leads him to the cemetery. There, instead of laying his hands on fabulous treasure, he just finds a telescope, an ordinary stupid spyglass. His father finds this hilarious.

Victor breaks his leg, and has to stop pirating. So, Lucille takes over. But cruelty, brutality and lack of compassion aren't Lucille's strongest suits. She is a gentle pirate, and she brings home more than the traditional type.

Victor has a strange dream, he relives the day he buried his lost treasure. What if the dream holds the key to his lost memory?

Nothing is going right for Victor, he learns that Irvin has attacked a galleon using rabbits! Which is strictly forbidden under the Pirate Code.

As the result of a little 'prank' organised by Winkle, Hercule is forced to spend his holidays as a guest of the MacLimpets.

Granny Powderkegs has a new boyfriend : he's handsome, distinguished and friendly. Very quickly, Victor discovers that he's a swindler who's fishing for his mother-in-law's fortune.

Victims of a bizarre disease, 'Chicken Fever', Victor, Lucille, Winkle, Irvin, Penelope, Hercule, Dr. Spratt, Sardine, Mashem-Smashem and Granny Powderkegs are locked in quarantine by the PMP.

A mutiny strikes the Marrowbone. Victor has to give in. He's not captain any more. Mashem-Smashem, Sardine and Spratt are the new skippers! Victor has to fill in for the entire crew!