All language subtitles for Below Deck Sailing Yacht - 04x18 - Reunion Part 1

Tonight, on the "Below
Deck Sailing Yacht"

Season 4 Reunion.

Whoa! Ball drop.

I can take criticism.

Really?

It's the Parsifal III
crew together again.

Nobody knows in the
audience. Nobody knows this.

Okay, you want
to go back to that?

Why don't we go
back to Season 2?

Shocking new revelations.

Gary, I have to ask
you about something

that was just about as cringey

as anything I've
seen on "Below Deck."

I was disgusted.

I think our engine
room is on fire.

Gary, get in there.

Hey, Gary, panic!

Who's still hooking up with who?

It was strange 'cause
she would come

and climb into
my bed every night

and try to have sex with me.

Okay, kids, I think we're
moving in the wrong direction.

And a whole lot more.

This is why the
relationship turned toxic.

You can't reason
with this woman.

Daisy, come on.

The "Below Deck
Sailing Yacht" reunion

starts now.

Hey, everybody, welcome to
the "Below Deck Sailing Yacht"

Season 4 reunion.

I am your host, Andy Cohen,

and unlike Parsifal
III's engine this season,

I am ready to start.

We have a lot to talk about,
so I want to dive right in

by welcoming Captain
Glenn Shephard.

How are you doin',
Captain Glenn?

Very good, Andy. How you doing?

Great. First things first.

Is Parsifal still
up and running?

She sure is. Yeah. We've
had a lot of work done

in the engineering department,

and she's ready
to go. I'm onboard.

Very good.

Next up, it's Chief
Stew Daisy Kelliher.

Where are you
joining us from, Daisy?

Hi. I'm in Spain at the moment.

Lucky you.

Uh, great to see you.

Lots to talk about
tonight, Daisy.

He was late to the
charter season this year,

but is right on time tonight.

It is the Kissing Bandit,
First Mate Gary King.

How you doin', Gary?
- Hey, Andy.

I'm good, thank
you. How are you?

I am great.

I am really anxious to
get into it with all of you.

Now let's welcome Chief
Engineer Colin MacRae.

Wow, Colin, you found yourself

in the middle of some
drama this season.

How are you feeling about...
about being here tonight?

Um, I'm excited.

Just want to say my...
say my peace and...

And get this all behind us.

By the way, where are you?

Because I want to be
wherever it is you are.

I'm in French Polynesia
in a remote atoll

in the Tuamotu Islands.

Wow. Lucky you. Okay.

Uh, our next guest is also no
stranger to boat-mance drama.

It's Junior Stew Mads Herrera.

Ready for your
first reunion, Mads?

Um, ready? I don't know.

I'm a little nervous, but,
uh, yeah, let's get through it.

Okay.

Well, you look great, and
I'm excited to talk to you.

- Thank you.
- Let's say hi

to Parsifal's other Junior
Stew Lucy Edmunds.

Hi, Lucy. Is your
back fully healed

after your crazy fall?

It's healed, but two big scars.

Oh, my gosh.

All right, let's go on deck
and welcome our deckhands.

First up, Captain Glenn's
roomie, Alex Propson.

Uh, still reading your
book on tantric breathing

and the male orgasm, Alex?

I'm through three
and four now, so...

Wow!

I'm listening.

Uh, next, it's Deckhand
Chase Lemacks.

Try not to get yourself in
trouble tonight, okay, Chase?

Okay, I'll do my best.
I'm happy to be here.

I miss everyone.

You have a dog on your backpack?

This is Charlie.
This is Charlie.

He's my homeboy.
- Aw. Hey.

- He's ready for the tea.
- Very good.

There's a lot that's
going to be spilled.

Last, but certainly not least,

we have this season's
talented Chef Ileisha Dell.

Where are you, Ileisha?

I'm in Byron Bay, Australia.

Lucky you, but
what time is it there?

Yeah, it's 3:26 in the morning.

Wow. Oh, my Gosh!

What the hell?!

Wow.

Despite some issues
in the love department,

which we're going
to get into in a bit,

this crew genuinely seemed
to enjoy spending time together,

even if sometimes they
had a little too much fun.

Let's take a look.

Here we go.

Yeah!

Oh, no!

I've had sex with Gary,

and I still wouldn't
eat sushi off of Gary.

Oh, my God.

I love it.

So let me just jump in
with some viewer questions.

Captain Glenn,
Carrie from California

wants to know how you
like sharing a room with Alex

and if the water
bottle left a bump.

Dude, what's going on?

Yeah, I'm still getting...

I'm still getting
over the water bottle,

but, no, Alex was
great to share with.

He was pretty... Yeah,
he was pretty good.

He didn't snore.

- Well, that's good.
- Which is most important.

For the ladies, uh,
Kelly M. wants to know

if Chase really had the
worst game of all time,

or was it just with this group?

Uh, it's probably
just with this group.

I don't know.

Southern girls
probably love him.

Lucy, can you give me
your imitation of him flirting?

- Do it!
- "I'm Chase.

"Let me do a tequila
shot between your boobs."

It doesn't work here in
the U.K. like that, Chase.

No. No.

Daisy, what was your
sister's take on the group?

I loved seeing her.

I'm just happy that someone
like you tolerates her.

Oh, my God. I missed this.

Where's tequila?

She loved everyone.

I mean, Bonnie's hard
to not get along with.

Alex, dare I ask which
sister is the better kisser?

Oh, God, um, no. That is...

That is a dare I ask.
- Don't answer that.

Wrong answer.

Colin, Greg D. wants
to know how it feels to be

the MVP of the season
when there was a chance

there might not even
have been a season.

Yeah, um, I mean,
going through that

was absolutely
horrible at the time.

But, uh, yeah, it makes...

makes me look okay
this season, I guess.

Chrissy Teigen's
been posting up a storm

about how great
this season has been.

I'm curious how
you all have taken

celebrity fandom to the show

and if any have
reached out to you.

I've had a few celebrities
reach out to me.

I'm not going to name drop.

- Come on, Dais!
- Give us names, Dais! Give us names.

Well, Christina Applegate

reached out to me
after I had seen her,

you know, she had
a convo with Lee.

So, yeah, she's a
huge fan of the show,

so that was really exciting.

And then, obviously, Chrissy.

Well, in what may be
a "Below Deck" first,

the stews all got
along this season,

but the interior wasn't
100% smooth sailing

and Daisy found herself

stewing over beef
with Captain Glenn.

Watch.

Any time we're doing any
kind of service in the tender,

she'll always be an interior.

We can do a lot on the boat.

If all the guests
are off the boat,

I think we can afford to send
one from each department.

Can I get some
of the green juice

that you guys made earlier?
- Yeah.

Can I get, um, a
double espresso?

- Yeah.
- And then can you add vanilla

and cinnamon to it?
- Yeah, sure.

Daisy. Daisy, can you
give me a plate, please,

for our scrambled eggs?

I'm this close to having
a... ing meltdown.

Hey, Daisy?

What is the hold up
between courses?

It's a little longer than I
was expecting and we're...

We're, like, massively
trying our hardest

with the resources we're given.

It's really important to talk
about some of our shortcomings,

so that we can improve.

That's obviously directed to me.

Daisy, You don't have to
get defensive about this stuff.

I don't mean work harder,

but I definitely
mean work smarter.

So, Daisy, we saw you
frustrated this season

on multiple charters.

What made this season
more difficult for you?

I've learned that I'm somebody

who either needs
reinforcement or no comment.

I have learned that
I do not deal well

when I'm sleep deprived

and kind of getting
this negative feedback.

For me, it just
wasn't productive.

Let me ask you this.

As an executive who sometimes
gives negative feedback,

how would you recommend

your superior give you feedback

in order to... for you
to do better at your job?

I think, you know,
starting with the positive.

That's, like, kind of
the... the standard cliche.

I think...

Also, for me, the feedback
just felt very minuscule...

- It felt personal.
- Yeah, it felt very personal.

It felt very... no,
it felt irrelevant.

It felt irrelevant?

I'm... yeah, I would
love to have a stew

with the guests all the time.

That would be my absolute goal.

But I need to give a break.

If you don't want me to
sleep, that's absolutely fine.

Coming up...

I feel Chase had to
pick up a lot of slack.

I think I learned more
from Chase this season

than pretty much anybody else.

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All right, welcome back

to the "Below
Deck Sailing Yacht"

Season 4 reunion.

I'm Andy Cohen here
with Captain Glenn

and the "Parsifal III" crew.

Captain Glenn, do
you think looking back

you set unrealistic
expectations for Daisy

to always be with the guests,

or is she overreacting?
- Being defensive.

Right.

I don't wanna say
Daisy's defensive,

but I think let's... I
think that was my point

when I said I don't
want you working harder.

Because Daisy's
amazing, she works hard.

Everybody works hard on
the boat. You can see that.

But I think there is a way
that we can make sure

that somebody's there,
if not every moment,

but within a couple minutes.

But you know, for example,
15 minutes is not good.

So that's the kind of thing
I'd like to see improvement on.

But it doesn't mean
that I'm not happy overall.

I mean, Daisy is amazing.
I love working with Daisy,

and I'd love to work with
her again in the future.

But it seems like she
can't take criticism.

How is she supposed
to get better at her job

if you're not allowed to
say what's not working?

I can take criticism.

I think-I think...
- Really?

You know, saying
that to me now...

You just said...

You just said that in
order to criticize you,

you... we have to give
you a compliment first

and then like, rev up to it.
- During the season, yes.

Daisy, how did you not
hear Gary radioing you

about the guest's injury?

Ow. I am bleeding.

I'd answer the
door or the phone,

and my dad would
be, like, on me...

- ...20 years old.
- What the hell's goin' on?

It seems like the
response time was long.

In that moment, I don't know,

maybe I didn't have
my radio on me,

maybe I was ignoring it.

I actually think I
turned down my radio.

That was it. I turned
down my radio.

And I explained I do
turn down my radio

when they're docking,
'cause there's a lot of traffic.

But... which I
shouldn't have done.

But also my point of
the radios don't work

in the master and in the laundry

are also very valid,
because they don't.

So, yeah, it was my fault.

Glenn, is Daisy too
flip about the radio?

No, I mean, I think
the whole point

about the radio is a good point.

You know, communications
are always difficult on the boat.

That's fine. But I
think there should have

been somebody
in with the guests,

like, every minute or so.

Um, whoever heard
that call, if Daisy didn't,

should have gone to
Daisy and said, "Hey,

"I just heard something about
somebody hurting themselves,"

and Daisy would have
jumped on it immediately.

I'm curious, Daisy,

Alana B. said you worked
so hard as chief stew,

but do you ever feel
like it gets overlooked

by Captain Glenn

because of his
relationship with Gary?

No, I don't think so.

I think Glenn very
much acknowledges

and is aware of how much I do.

But possibly sometimes
he's not aware

of what Gary doesn't
do. Let's put it that way.

Do you think... what
doesn't Gary do?

Okay, good point.

Um, Gary could
probably manage better.

He could probably
be better, so yeah.

This isn't about me,
this is about Gary.

Okay, well, Glenn,

when you watched the show back,

and you saw how stressed
Daisy was in certain situations,

did it make you maybe
think you were wrong

about any of your directives

in terms of sending stews out?

I don't know if it
made me wrong,

but I definitely felt like, um,

Lucy did not need to
be there for the setup.

Gary and Alex could've gone.
Chase and Alex could've gone.

And Lucy could've
gone in with the guests.

I think that was a
miscommunication.

So in a way I think
we're both right.

I understand Daisy
wants to take advantage

of having the stews on board
when she could get a lot done.

I totally back that 100%.

But on the other side,

when the guests
are on the beach,

I think they can have a
reasonable expectation

of having full service,
and that's all I'm...

that's the point
I'm trying to make.

I genuinely... I
definitely agree with you.

I think when there's
service involved, 100%.

- Um, Gary, what do you say?
- I've got to agree with Glenn.

I don't know, one of the
few episodes I did watch,

I think Lucy was on the beach,

and they were trying
to give guests chicken

or something like that.

Now you want guys to serve food?

Oh, guys. Oh, guys, okay.
So men can't serve food.

- That's so dumb.
- That comment is kind of...

But like Glenn said,

if you're serving food
and drinks, et cetera,

um, yes, they would
need an interior stew.

Is it food and drinks or
just drinks or just food?

Because there were times
when it was just a beer,

and I still had to send a stew.

I mean, is there,
like, a rule book

as to where can we go,
can we gauge the situation?

How long have you been
working in yachts for, Dais?

I would love to come
in and help serve,

but at the end of the day
that's in your department.

We help each other
out as much as we can.

Okay, that's fine. Okay,
next time wash down,

next time you need fenders,

I'm totally okay
with sitting back.

That's absolutely fine.

Okay, kids, I think we're
moving in the wrong direction.

Daisy, you were really rankled

when Colin sided with
Glenn during that tip meeting.

When you watched it back,

did you feel that he
went as hard at you

as you did in the moment?

Like, did it play back as
harshly as it felt to you?

Because you certainly
had a big reaction,

and you were really upset.

I don't think you should kick a
man while they're lying down.

I think it was quite
abundant to everybody

that I was very
emotionally affected,

you know, to what was happening,

whether it was justified
or not, you know.

It doesn't matter. That's
the way I was feeling.

And I just... I didn't
really understand

what it had anything to
do with him to be honest.

Do you think Daisy
overreacted, Colin?

I think she was taking
it much too personally.

And whether she
believes it or not,

my comments weren't
directly aimed at her,

because I had just
finished talking to Mads

and Lucy about it
while she was away,

but, yeah, I think she
took it too personally, yeah.

You know, to everybody
else it might have been

just a comment from
Glenn or a comment to Colin,

but I was just so...

you know, I'm not saying
it was their fault in any way,

They didn't make me cry.

I was incredibly
vulnerable at that moment.

I was tired, I was exhausted,

I was feeling a lot of pressure.

And, yeah, it just overtook me.

Lucy, you had moments
where you flat-out wanted to quit

and leave the boat.
Are you glad you stayed?

No, I never wanted to
quit. I just... you're tired,

and who doesn't say in
their everyday job as well,

oh, I'm done with this?
We all have bad days.

And I'm just tired.

Gary, Rose from
Connecticut said,

when the crew is
struggling to do dessert,

why do you think it's okay

for you to sneak off
and have a cigarette

just after Daisy asked for
all crew to help with dessert?

Gary's gone for a cigarette.

Can all crew please
come up to the fly bridge?

Isn't that selfish?

Um, yeah, I guess it
was pretty selfish of me

to do something like that.

But I mean, if eight
people can't set up dessert,

and they need me to be
there, than fair enough.

But, yeah, I guess
it was quite selfish.

- You're the face, Gary.
- Well, no,

it wasn't about we needed you...

But then as soon as I
came up onto the sun deck,

all of you guys disappeared
before the guests came up.

So I don't know why we
all need to be up there.

Because it's supposed to be

one of those bullsh...
illusion things being like,

oh, we care about you
and your... ing dessert.

That's all you have to
be there for, two minutes.

Then you can go and have
yourself a... ing cigarette.

Gary, let me ask you this,

regarding your working
with the stews this season,

or not working with the stews,

is there anything you would
change about your behavior,

looking back on the season?

Uh, no, I think we all
did a pretty good job.

I think we helped each
other where we could.

Um...

As much as I can remember
of what happened in the season,

yeah, I think it was... I thought
it was a pretty good season.

It was one of the better
seasons we've had, I thought.

- Daisy is laughing at you.
- I thought the charters

went really well.
- Ugh, yeah.

I've kind of learned to accept
that it's never gonna change.

Um... yeah, I-I...
- What?

I don't know, maybe
I'm in the wrong. Maybe...

maybe I am too defensive.
Maybe I'm in the wrong.

Maybe I need... maybe
I'm asking too much

from the deck crew.
Maybe it's my fault.

Maybe... maybe it's me.

I feel like Taylor Swift.

Finally, Dais.
Take accountability.

I'm playing.
- I know, I know.

Coming up...

We don't need anyone
panicking on the boat.

So you just want to
watch a fire burn on a boat,

basically, is what
you're saying.

Welcome back

to the "Below Deck:
Sailing Yacht" reunion.

I'm Andy here with Captain
Glenn and the crew from Parsifal III.

So, Gary, you did not watch
the show back this season?

Andy, to be honest with you,

I haven't watched
any season back.

Um, I should kind of...
at the end of the day,

I lived through it.

Um, there's no point
in rewatch... rewatching

what I lived through.
- Some might argue

that you might change
for the better or grow

by watching your behavior,

and seeing how
other people view you.

I think we've been given
this really unique opportunity

and life that no one
else has been given,

to be able to reflect, and
grow, and watch ourselves.

I don't think the majority
of the world has been

given that opportunity,
and we were given

this opportunity to be the
best version of ourselves,

and you just don't take it.

I'm just here for
the drama. That's all.

Alex is nodding vigorously.
What do you think, Alex?

Well, I mean,
everything is perspective.

That's the whole point of
reality, is it's nine people

that are trying
to work together,

that are all experiencing
and seeing things

in different ways.

Yeah, perspective is... I
mean, that's the fastest

and most effective way to grow.

All right.

Typically Gary is the one
making the most trouble

during the charter
season, but this year,

the award goes to
Parsifal III's engine.

Take a look.

The main engine's not starting.

- Son of a bitch.
- We're not moving.

We can't start the
engine. We're... ed.

I don't even know what
the best case scenario is.

We have an issue
with the main engine.

We're not going off
the dock tomorrow.

I can pull the
engine... eject it out.

- Okay.
- And see which cylinders

were wet.
- Right.

And just start cleaning
the sh... out of the engine.

yes.

- Yeah, baby! Woo!
- Oh, my God.

That's amazing.

Colin, shout out to
you for being so great

at repairing the boat.

I mean, got a lot of fans
tweeting their admiration

and awe of you.

It felt like you saved the day.

How many times did
you think to yourself that

the charter season was over
because of the engine, Colin?

After that first one, for sure,

I thought it was game over.

Glenn and I were sitting there
pretty much thinking it was...

it was a done deal.

Um, we couldn't get parts.

The engine was
full of saltwater.

Um, but yeah, I
can't take full credit.

Like, I was speaking to
the previous engineers

of the boat as well and
trying to troubleshoot

the whole thing.

Um, they obviously give
a lot of useful information

because they had just
brought the boat to Italy,

so it was a struggle but we
got there in the end for sure.

Here's a good question.
Glenn, Nina S. wants to know

if Parsifal III goes
through routine checks

before the season starts so
that you could have picked up

on the potential engine
failure that majorly impacted

that first charter.

That's a very good point.

Somebody talked about
that on social media.

Um, the boat had recently
just crossed the Atlantic.

Had just been in.

The part that failed
had just been serviced

and pressure tested.
- Oh, wow.

And, to be honest, that
question they're asking,

if we do regular checks,
uh, Colin specifically was

checking the engine
when we discovered,

and luckily that gave us two
or three days advanced notice

of the problem,
that if we had waited

and not checked it until
the guests came on board,

we would have been
three days behind.

Colin, it looked like it was
gonna be all smooth sailing

after you fixed the-the problem,
but were you freaking out

when it started smoking
a few charters later?

Oh.

Hey, that's the fire alarm
going off in the bridge.

Can someone check it, please?

Yeah, um, again, it's the shaft

inside the turbines snapping.
That's just a freak accident.

And it took a long
time to troubleshoot.

All we was was, like, oil
dripping out of the turbine.

Um, but I have to
say, there was...

we had a few strokes
of good luck there.

Like, some certain things
happen and getting certain parts,

and, uh, the nature
of some of the failures

enabled us to carry on,
but it could have been,

for sure, season
ending. For sure.

Colin, why were you so
annoyed when Gary barged

into the engine room
when there was smoke?

Look around everywhere
if there's other smoke.

So, the engine
the... the engine room

is my department.
Uh, I'd been...

I'd known about
this issue for days.

Uh, I was monitoring
it. I was right there

in the control room,
and he just came down

in a bit of a panic
and pushed one

of the cameramen out of the way.

Move out my way,
move out my way.

It was just a little bit
too frantic in my space.

That's how I feel
about the engine room.

No one knows how
that engine room runs

and what's going on in
there like I do. No one.

So, that's-that's
my space, and it's...

I'm in complete
control of it, and I...

Fair enough. I've worked
on the boat for three years.

If there's a fire in
the engine room,

you've gotta find out
what's happening. Sorry, bro.

Yeah, and I was
watching it. That's the point.

So, uh, we don't need
anyone panicking on the boat.

Uh, I had it under control,
and voiced my concerns to him.

I wasn't panicking.

Okay, yeah, you did.

So you just want to
watch a fire burn on a boat,

basically, is that
what you're saying?

It wasn't a fire, Gary.

I don't know why you
want to argue about this.

I was watching that
exhaust that was burning off

a bit of smoke and
the alarm went off.

Ow.

Crazy sound.

- Sorry.
- Yeah, very loud.

Sorry. It's someone
with a drill upstairs.

Is that the construction
in the building, Andy?

I think our engine
room's on fire.

Gary, get in there!

- Let's panic! Gary, panic!
- Got it!

By the way, I mean,

I kind of view Parsifal III
as the Millennium Falcon,

kind of.
- Who's Han Solo?

Am I Chewbacca? Anyway...
- I'm Chewbacca.

I guess that'd have to be Gary.

We don't... I think... yeah,
Alex is closest to Chewbacca.

But, yeah, I-I agree with you.

She always kind
of pulls through.

Coming up...

Ileisha, is there hope
for you and Chase, or...

Welcome back. I'm
Andy here with the crew

from "Below Deck:
Sailing Yacht."

Well, after some self doubt
and criticism from Captain Glenn

early on, Chef Ileisha quickly
proved she is small but mighty,

pulling off everything
from a ten course dinner

to sushi served on
Gary's nude body.

Let's watch her in action.

I'm noticing that Ileisha's
definitely feeling the pressure

just because she's a little
bit late with her service.

. It's overcooked.

That's devastating.

I think they're gonna be
finishing these quite quickly,

so I would start...
- I'm... ing behind.

What is the holdup
between courses?

It was a little longer
than I was expecting.

That's something I can
always work on, for sure.

She does nice work, doesn't she?

- That is so incredible.
- Are they happy out there?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- They're very happy.
- Those scallops are to die for.

They're so good.
- Oh, my Gosh.

This is heaven.
- O-M... Oh, my God.

Ileisha, I mean, you may be
the most even keeled yacht chef

of all time or in
"Below Deck" history.

How are you able to
handle every challenge

while keeping
your sh... together?

Um, watching the show back,
I'm actually really surprised.

Like, I was not
okay on the inside.

I don't know how I
seemed okay and relaxed

on the outside.

You know, when you're
just, like, in emergency mode

and then, like, somehow
you're just calm.

Um, I think that's kind
of what happened there.

- She nailed it.
- Thanks, Glenn.

What was the biggest
challenge for you this season?

To be honest, the toughest thing

that happened to me was
just, like, burning my thumb.

me!

Let's just try it, yeah.

Oh...

I know. I know. I know. I know.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

And then it was just like,
everything was tough after that,

you know? Like, I
had to get up earlier,

I didn't get to bed
and I had to, like,

just look after my... in'
thumb amongst it all, and...

Um, you did have
some timing issues.

Do you take
responsibility for those

or do they lay with the stews?

There's-there's a few
different situations.

I think I was definitely not...

not quick enough
on the turnover,

but also getting to understand

the way that it works when
there's cameras involved.

You know, it's like,

the plates literally
want to be ready

and going out as one
course is coming in.

And I just didn't
quite understand that.

And it took time
for me to adjust

and try and get better at that.

Um, yeah, totally take
responsibility for that.

Stews are amazing. They
didn't do anything wrong.

Chase, How much
were you freaking out

when you were eating that cake

and you found out that
the guests wanted more?

That's really good, Ileisha.

All I'll say is, I'm
not the only person

who ate the cake.
You know what I mean?

Daisy, do you regret sharing it

with the rest of the crew

when the guests
weren't in bed yet?

Yeah, I... ed up.

I take that.

Actually, it wasn't
like straight away.

It had been a while,
but, yes, it was my fault.

- Uh, that was also my fault.
- So dumb.

It was a bit of a joint
up there, I reckon.

Colin, do you
regret telling Ileisha

that Chef Marcos was on
another level last season?

I... were... like, were you
trying to give her a pep talk,

or freak her out?

Definitely not trying
to freak her out.

Uh, yeah, I feel
really bad about that.

That's never a nice
thing to, uh, to hear.

Yeah, I feel bad.
- Me too.

Ileisha, are you still with
your same boyfriend?

Because I was rooting for
you and Chase to get together.

No boyfriend, no Chase and I.

Single and ready to mingle.

Is there hope for you and Chase

or are we all giving this up?

I think we've given up.

Yeah. Just really good friends.

We're all better as friends.

You're better as friends.
You two gave it a go...

After the show finished filming,

you know, I went home and
ended things with my boyfriend.

And then, like, Chase and I
just were there for each other,

And he supported me
through a lot of hard times.

You know, we kind
of went back and forth.

He came to Australia, you
know, I've been to America

a couple of times. I
even went to Charleston.

Wow! Okay.

- Ball drop!
- Look, I mean, the reality...

the reality of it is-is-is...

Is Ileisha's one of the most
amazing people I've ever met.

But we live on the
opposite ends of the world,

like, Australia and Charleston

couldn't be farther
from each other.

You know, I think there's
nothing but love there.

But yeah, we're just
friends to this day.

Well, due to COVID, Gary
had to join the season late

and once he arrived, his deck
team never seemed to click,

with tensions running high
throughout their time on board.

Take a look.
- What's happenin'?

I did the foredeck for you.

- Everything's clean?
- Everything.

Cleaned everything... my ass.

This is definitely
not the first time

I'm picking up
the slack for Alex!

Can I speak to you about
the boat this morning?

Yeah. Yeah,
looks like sh... , eh.

If it's cool with
you, I'm just going to

speak with him about it myself.

No, I'll have a
chat to him, bro.

All right, tell me
how great I am.

Chase was not
happy this morning.

Were you upset with
the boat this morning?

There is food all over the
floor where they're sitting.

Suck it up, buttercup.

It's pissing me off
that Gary is making me

look like a tattletalin' bitch!

Going forward,

I'm gonna try to include
him as little as possible.

Might be better if we cut
out the little middleman.

Gary, if you're
watching the show, um,

which I know you didn't,
it kind of seemed like

you came onto the boat
with guns blazing for Chase.

Um...

Do you feel like you came
at him with the same energy

that you came at Alex, or what?

What was it about him that
rubbed you the wrong way?

Ah, I dunno.

Coming up...

You also seem quite
hypnotized by large breasts.

What are you saying, Andy?

We are back

with the "Below Deck
Sailing Yacht" reunion.

Gary, what was it about Chase
that rubbed you the wrong way?

Ah. , I dunno. Um...

- It's fine.
- Chase, I'm not gonna say

you rubbed me the wrong
way, but I don't ever think

I've met someone with
quite a strong personality

like Chase. Um, to be honest,

he's very full-on, but
very good at his job.

And I think...

I think maybe there was a
bit of a personality conflict

in the beginning,
but, um, I think...

well, I remember, at
least through the season,

we ended up on a high,

and it's not how you
start with someone,

it's how you end with them.

And I think Chase
and I ended very well,

so that's what
I'll take out of it.

Yeah, to jump in on that,

some of my best friends
to this day hated me

when they met me,

so I am an acquired taste,

and I don't blame
Gary, you know?

And Gary is an acquired
taste, too, let me tell ya.

So, you know, it's like he
said, we ended up good.

No hard feelings, buddy.

By the way, what...

You know, was there a
moment that you saw this season,

Chase, of yourself
that made you cringe?

Oh, yeah. All the way through.

Oh, my God.

You know, the jokes that-that
land back in South Carolina

with my guy friends
maybe don't land, uh,

with the ladies in Europe.
- No!

And I, you know...

They shouldn't land with anyone.

I don't care about the comment.

I didn't care about the comment.

It was the fourth time in
an Italian restaurant like that.

You were on 100 that night,
like, it was bound to happen.

It was a lot. It
wasn't just that,

It was all day long
and all season,

I was being a little bit much.

It was definitely a
pivot moment for me.

You were excited, you
were very, very excited.

You also seem quite
hypnotized by large breasts.

What are you saying, Andy?

Yeah, Where does that come from?

That's kind of weird, Chase.

None of us other
guys are like that at all.

Gary, Rebecca T. wants
to know your response

to Colin saying you
needed to just man up

when it came to managing Chase.

Do you think you have a problem

with your management skills?

Um... . Jesus.

Interesting question.

Um, I mean, Colin
likes to stir the pot,

so he'll do anything he
can to try and get involved

in the drama.

Uh, managing Chase,
I promise, I don't think

anyone's going
to find that easy.

No offense, Chase.

Um, but like I
said, we started off

with a rocky start,
but ended well.

So obviously... it obviously
worked out for the best.

I don't know how
it's stirring the pot

when I'm saying something to
his face when he's asking me

what he thinks he
should do in that situation.

But yeah, I stand by that.

I think he needed
to man up a little bit,

because he was
bitching to me about it

instead of talking to
Chase about it, which is...

what would have
solved the problem

a little bit earlier.

Glenn, what's your overall take

on the deck team's
performance this year?

Uh, well, I was quite impressed.

Uh, you know, it wasn't perfect,

but it never is
in this industry.

And overall, I think,
you know, again,

I think we had a great season.

So, yeah, I think that I'm
proud of the deck team.

I want to dig in to Alex
and Chase's kind of...

work ethics.

Um, after working
with them all season.

Gary, what do you think
is the biggest difference

in how Chase and Alex work?

Um, Honestly, I thought
Chase gave 150% every day.

Every minute he was awake.

Alex was just quite
happy to be there,

um, and get
along with... with it.

Kind of coming with the ride,
and I feel Chase had to pick up

a lot of slack, and he's
just that type of person.

Um, I think Chase does
have an incredible work ethic.

I think that's something
we both pride ourselves on.

There was a lot
of work to be done

on essentially a
two-man deck team,

and you know, we
have very different styles.

Chase is very up in your,
you know, face about things.

I think I learned more
from Chase this, uh, season

than pretty much anybody else.

So he's knowledgeable,
he works extremely hard.

And when I have clear direction

and constructive criticism,
I think I can match that.

But I didn't receive
a ton of that.

So a lot of the times I was left

to just kind of
pick up the pieces

and hope this is what
they were expecting.

And every time we
had a team meeting,

all we would hear
is, "Yeah, guys,

"I think charter
went really well.

"Yeah, let's clean up
the boat and you know,

"I'll crack the beers,"
and then that's all we had.

So by the time, you know...
- Yeah, 'cause I felt

the charters went really well.
- There was nothing to change.

So it feels weird to
come back now here

a year later and be like,
"Oh yeah, the work ethic

"wasn't there and we
needed to do better at this,"

when all we heard
the whole time was,

"Hey, you guys are doing great."
- No, I didn't say

it wasn't there, I just said
Chase was just so much better.

"Keep up the great work.

"You know, let's
get the trash off

"and, you know, I'll
have beers open."

Yeah, but at the end of the day,

the charters went well,
and Andy asked me

what was the difference
between Chase and Alex.

Chase has a work
ethic, like, 150%,

and Alex is just
happy to be there,

and that's how I
thought. But the charters

went really well, so
I couldn't-I couldn't...

Gary, why did you lie to
Alex regarding Chase being

super, super upset about how
the boat was in the morning?

I guess that's poor management
from my point over there.

It's kind of putting two deck
crew members against each other,

and I apologize for that.
- What I will say about Gary is

Gary really does
care about the success

of the charter season
and the guest experience.

No one can argue that.
He really does care, right?

But I think one of
his shortcomings

is that he's not
very collaborative.

In the future, I
think, you know,

you just get the deck team
together when we're both awake

and that's when
you talk about it.

Like, "Hey, how did you
feel? How do we improve?

"How do we go past
this?" instead of doing

a one-on-one telephone
game, you know?

Right. Thanks, Chase,
I appreciate that,

and I will take that into
consideration for future.

Yeah, you learn from
your mistakes. Yeah.

I got plenty of them,
brother. Plenty of mistakes.

Coming up...

It was strange 'cause
she would come

and climb into
my bed every night

- and try to have sex with me.
- , please.

You're really going to say that?

And we're back with the
gang from "Below Deck."

Mads, Frank J. wants to
know if you ever thought

that Gary's romantic
entanglements

affected his performance
as chief officer this season.

Um, I think that can
be said for anyone.

When you get involved
in a relationship,

you're giving energy to
something besides your work.

It's why they say
don't screw the crew.

Glenn, you love
working with Gary.

What do you-what do you
love about him as a chief officer?

Um, I-I like his attitude.

I like his knowledge. I
mean, he knows boats,

he knows sailboats,
he knows sailing.

And, you know,
maybe this season,

it didn't work out with her,
but I think he's a good leader.

I think he has
a lot of qualities.

I think it'd probably benefit
him to watch the whole season

because I think
he's the kind of guy

that will learn from it

and come back even stronger.

Well, over the years,
Gary has engaged

in his fair share
of love triangles,

but this season he
may have met his match

with Mads,

who drove him mad all season,

especially when she
cozied up to Alex. Watch.

I dare Chase to kiss Mads.

I know Alex and
I both like Mads.

The ball's in her
court, you know?

I came late. You guys
have already hooked up,

so I can't go and
chase a chick now.

I don't buy that sh... .

At the end of the day,
they're just deckhands.

I would have rather not
made out with Gary, at all.

But Alex was very,
very, very drunk,

and, uh, a girl
needs her needs met.

Oh, hello.

I'm not, like, in
love with Gary.

Like, it's just
casual sex to me.

'Sup?
- You're pathetic.

Gonna call me
pathetic for... in' what?

- Why call me pathetic for...
- I have...

I have no recollection
of that, and I'm...

Chase told me this morning
and I'm really sorry about that.

Oh, my God, Gary.

You kissed me the first
night, thank you very much.

You kissed me on
the first night, dog.

That's why she was like,

"Ugh, I've really got
to do better with my life.

If I was really trying
to go for better,

I would have made
out with Alex after.

Oh!

Yes, Alex finally made a move.

- Um, so Mads...
- Ooooh.

People seem to
think that you're foolish

for falling for Gary,
but it looked like

you were 100% in
control of the situation.

What do you say to the doubters?

Um, yeah, to the doubters,
you don't know me.

I am a very detached
kind of person,

and I like to stay in
control of situations,

and I personally felt in
control of the situation, so...

Gary, Alicia A. wants to
know, "How can you say

"that you were led on by Mads
when she was always clear

"that you two were
just having fun?"

It was strange because
she would come

and climb into
my bed every night

and try and have sex with me.

So that's what was...
- Oh, please.

That's what puzzled
my mind, really,

- to be quite honest with you.
- Oh... Please.

You're really going to say that?

Well, that's exactly
what happened

as far as I remember.
- Okay.

I went to bed a few
times and you decided

to jump into my bed.
- I'm not even gonna argue

'cause he hasn't
watched the season,

and to watch the
season, like, that's when

you take accountability, so...
- Oh, no, don't get me wrong,

I was into you,
Mads, by all means.

I'm not going to deny that.
- I'm not saying you weren't.

Just don't say that I was...
- But I remember a few...

...the one initiating
all of it, please.

I remember a few
times, I went to bed,

and you came and
climbed into my bed.

You lame?

Anyway, that's what
I remember of it.

- Okay, sure.
- Okay.

Gary, it is interesting
that you were confused

about her intentions
because, I mean,

there was a rather
savage montage

that the editors played

of her being very clear,

saying, "I just
want to have fun."

I mean, frankly, she
was... she kind of felt like

the female Gary in a weird way.

I mean, she was like...
she was being very clear.

No, I'm not the female
Gary 'cause I'm very direct.

I said it straight
from the start, like...

and throughout the whole
time. "I am having fun."

That has, like... if you
didn't understand that,

I'm sorry. I tried.

Coming up in part two

of the "Below Deck:
Sailing Yacht" reunion.

Gary, I have to ask
you about something

that was just about
as cringey as anything

I've seen on "Below Deck."
- I was disgusted.

Who's still hooking up with who?

It's important to all of us
to stay really good friends.

- Friends with benefits?
- No, friends.

The other... wait, I don't
know if I'm allowed to say that.

Daisy, Gary and
Colin square off.

No, no, no, that's not
what... ing happened.

- Let me finish.
- We can't talk over you, Dais,

but whenever we're
having a conversation,

then you're quite
happy to interrupt us.

All the drama that went
down after the season ended.

This is why the
relationship turned toxic.

You can't reason
with this woman.