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The plot for every episode is the same. A Special Hero is turned into a Super Hero. The episode starts with a conversation between the Hero and this weeks guest Celebrity. The celebrity assembles a team that solves a quality of life issue for the Hero such as employment, housing or the pursuit of happiness.
Each episode has a different guest celebrity. The team solves the problem. Everyone celebrates on a tropical adventure competition.
Episode Strategy
Pre-production has already started. On July 4, 2026 a boat parade launches the production of the episodes. The annual boat parade will create many features and B-roll for the TV series and will grow as an annual event. The boat parade uses interactive software to connect to any boat in the parade and trade points with them. After the boat parade, this same software lets viewers of the TV series trade points in real time with interactive commercials. Before the boat parade people will login into the website piratedivebar.com and become familiar with the software. They may learn how to be part of the TV series and will help build an audience already logged in and experienced with the software before the first episode launches.
The first year will be difficult as this is a paradigm shift in television production and has to be demonstrated with season 1. Season 2 should have better success. Season three and beyond will be an amazing success. Some episodes will give updates on the success of previously featured Heroes. Many TV spin offs and products are possible.
Financial Strategy
You can pay for commercials or create the TV series that hosts the commercials.
Special Heroes is a TV series designed to employ Super Heroes in two ways. The first is with their own business featured on an episode and with interactive commercials. The second is with royalties from the TV series.
Some of the commercials on the TV series are for the Hero businesses some are sold to earn royalties for the Hero and the Hero teams. The full description of the financial strategy is found in a book (Very dry and boring!) written as the business plan. The book is called “The Ability Revolution” and can be found on Amazon or downloaded for free here.
Episode Features
There are 3 features. Comedy bumpers, interactive commercials and the Tropical Adventure Competition. Comedy bumpers let contributors earn episode share for their 30 second production. Interactive commercials in real time have amazing sponsor contests and marketing results given in real time. The 3 minute tropical adventure competition is “feel good altruistic respite care” framed in an adventure to celebrate life.
Hero
The hero for each story was born with a physical or developmental disability. Five of the 30 episodes have unusual Heroes from any walk of life.
Host
If the Hero is unable to speak the Host makes the telephone call to meet the problem solving team with the Hero beside them.
Guest
The Guest is a celebrity, politician, CEO, religious leader, working dog or any character capable of pulling a problem solving team together.
Problem Solving Team
A group of family and friends, employees, a church congregation, a sports team an organization and any other team can be used. The best example of a problem solving team is when a business builds an episode for a family member of one of their employees. The business is encouraged to display their logo’s during the episode, make interactive commercials and film at their business location.
