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Snorks: Allstar wants to do a book report on an adventure story and casey reminds him of another book he has to do. Allstar tells Casey that she has no sense of adventure. Then, a pirate ship floats into town and Allstar and Casey try to find out what's going on. The Captain is the Governor's brother and he tells him something about a treasure hunt. And where there's treasure, Bigweed and Lil' Seaweed get involved, as usual, along with Allstar and Casey. The captain discovers them and he doesn't prosecute them. They hear some great stories about the captain's life on the high seas. The Captain even tells them about a whale that is after him. That night while the captain is asleep, Bigweed, Lil' Seaweed and Stinky Dan try to steal the treasure map. Allstar and Casey try to stop them, but the Sea Urchins and Dan exile them from the ship. Sure enough, the whale comes after Allstar and Casey and they end up inside the whale! Meanwhile, the Sea Unchins and Dan try to find the treasure. Inside the whale, Allstar, Casey and the Captain smoke their way out and onto the island where their captors are. The Captain and the Snorks meet Hugo, who tells them that getting the treasure will be bad because it comes with a curse. The bad guys and the treasure (with the curse) and the good guys catch up to them. The Sea Urchins dump the Stinky Dan and face the wrath of the curse. Hugo invites the Captain to stay with him on the island.

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