These guest were a bunch of hags. Husband hunting? I would rather gnaw my arm off then be with one of those guests. Old, not very intelligent (not knowing certain food should be served in a bowl). Out of shape and old, grouchy. LOL, now I know why they are single.
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Below Deck Mediterranean Season 3: A Roller Coaster Ride of Drama, Romance, and Disasters
ergo-5853416 July 2023
Warning: Spoilers
Below Deck Mediterranean Season 3 takes us on a thrilling journey aboard the Sirocco, a luxury yacht sailing in the Mediterranean Sea. The season features a mix of returning and new crew members, who have to deal with demanding guests, challenging conditions, and personal drama. The season delivers more drama, romance, and disasters than the previous two seasons, as well as more stunning views of the Mediterranean destinations.
The season starts with Captain Sandy Yawn, a respected leader in the yachting industry, who takes over the helm of the Sirocco1. She is joined by returning crew members Hannah Ferrier, the chief stewardess, and Adam Glick, the chef. The new crew members are Conrad Empson, the bosun who has a crush on Hannah; João Franco, the lead deckhand who has a dark past; Kasey Cohen, the third stewardess who struggles with seasickness; Brooke Laughton, the second stewardess who falls for João; Colin Macy-O'Toole, the deckhand who brings humor and positivity; and Jamie Jason, the deckhand who works hard and plays hard.
The season follows the crew as they deal with various charter guests, from a group of women who want to have a naked sushi party2, to a group of friends who want to celebrate their 30th birthdays3, to a group of social media influencers who want to document their trip4. Along the way, the crew also faces their own personal and professional issues, such as love triangles, power struggles, communication breakdowns, and dismissals.
Some of the most memorable moments of the season include:
Hannah and Conrad's flirtation and romance, which causes tension and conflict with Captain Sandy and João.
João's involvement in a love triangle with Brooke and Kasey, who both vie for his attention and affection.
Adam's redemption and improvement as a chef, who impresses the guests and Captain Sandy with his culinary skills.
Kasey's recovery from seasickness and her lie about her resume, which puts her at odds with Hannah.
Brooke's professionalism and kindness in the interior department, which earns her praise from Captain Sandy and Hannah.
Colin's friendship and loyalty to João, which leads him to sacrifice his own position for him.
Jamie's dedication and enthusiasm in the deck team, which makes her a valuable asset to the crew.
The crew's rescue of a man overboard from another boat.
The crew's day off in Monaco, where they enjoy some luxury and gambling.
The season ends with a final charter that tests the crew's patience and professionalism. The guests are friendly and generous, but they also bring along an unexpected visitor: Hannah's nemesis from last season, Kenny. The crew is relieved to finish the season and say goodbye to each other.
Overall, Below Deck Mediterranean Season 3 is an entertaining and engaging watch that offers a glimpse into the glamorous and stressful world of yachting. The show balances the drama and humor of the crew's interactions with each other and the guests, as well as the beauty and culture of the Mediterranean destinations. The show also showcases the skills and challenges of working on a luxury yacht, from cooking exquisite meals to handling emergencies.
My rating for Below Deck Mediterranean Season 3 is 9 out of 10. I think it is an improvement from season 2 in terms of drama, romance, and disasters. Some of the improvements are:
The editing of some episodes is smoother and more consistent, showing more details and scenes.
Some of the crew members are more likable or relatable, such as Conrad, Brooke, or Colin.
Some of the drama or conflicts are more interesting or realistic, such as Hannah and Conrad's romance or João's love triangle.
Some of the charter guests are more fun or memorable to watch, such as Kenny or Sandy.
I hope you enjoyed my review.
The season starts with Captain Sandy Yawn, a respected leader in the yachting industry, who takes over the helm of the Sirocco1. She is joined by returning crew members Hannah Ferrier, the chief stewardess, and Adam Glick, the chef. The new crew members are Conrad Empson, the bosun who has a crush on Hannah; João Franco, the lead deckhand who has a dark past; Kasey Cohen, the third stewardess who struggles with seasickness; Brooke Laughton, the second stewardess who falls for João; Colin Macy-O'Toole, the deckhand who brings humor and positivity; and Jamie Jason, the deckhand who works hard and plays hard.
The season follows the crew as they deal with various charter guests, from a group of women who want to have a naked sushi party2, to a group of friends who want to celebrate their 30th birthdays3, to a group of social media influencers who want to document their trip4. Along the way, the crew also faces their own personal and professional issues, such as love triangles, power struggles, communication breakdowns, and dismissals.
Some of the most memorable moments of the season include:
Hannah and Conrad's flirtation and romance, which causes tension and conflict with Captain Sandy and João.
João's involvement in a love triangle with Brooke and Kasey, who both vie for his attention and affection.
Adam's redemption and improvement as a chef, who impresses the guests and Captain Sandy with his culinary skills.
Kasey's recovery from seasickness and her lie about her resume, which puts her at odds with Hannah.
Brooke's professionalism and kindness in the interior department, which earns her praise from Captain Sandy and Hannah.
Colin's friendship and loyalty to João, which leads him to sacrifice his own position for him.
Jamie's dedication and enthusiasm in the deck team, which makes her a valuable asset to the crew.
The crew's rescue of a man overboard from another boat.
The crew's day off in Monaco, where they enjoy some luxury and gambling.
The season ends with a final charter that tests the crew's patience and professionalism. The guests are friendly and generous, but they also bring along an unexpected visitor: Hannah's nemesis from last season, Kenny. The crew is relieved to finish the season and say goodbye to each other.
Overall, Below Deck Mediterranean Season 3 is an entertaining and engaging watch that offers a glimpse into the glamorous and stressful world of yachting. The show balances the drama and humor of the crew's interactions with each other and the guests, as well as the beauty and culture of the Mediterranean destinations. The show also showcases the skills and challenges of working on a luxury yacht, from cooking exquisite meals to handling emergencies.
My rating for Below Deck Mediterranean Season 3 is 9 out of 10. I think it is an improvement from season 2 in terms of drama, romance, and disasters. Some of the improvements are:
The editing of some episodes is smoother and more consistent, showing more details and scenes.
Some of the crew members are more likable or relatable, such as Conrad, Brooke, or Colin.
Some of the drama or conflicts are more interesting or realistic, such as Hannah and Conrad's romance or João's love triangle.
Some of the charter guests are more fun or memorable to watch, such as Kenny or Sandy.
I hope you enjoyed my review.
These guests are impossible and tiresome.
staciereyeskidd30 January 2022
I'm just wondering if it would be rude to throw some Xanax into the guest's food??
This chick's charter is ridiculous!!!
I can just imagine a restaurant spitting in their food because they were so rude!!
I hope they watched this and we're ASHAMED!!
This chick's charter is ridiculous!!!
I can just imagine a restaurant spitting in their food because they were so rude!!
I hope they watched this and we're ASHAMED!!
I smell children
pandora19887 September 2021
Warning: Spoilers
It's like Hocus Pocus on a charter yacht. These pretentious witches were unbearable! The staff had the patience of Saints in this episode! Don't watch this one unless you just want to be annoyed for the entire episode by hags who are constantly complaining.
scratching my head
howboutthisone_huh2 August 2021
Warning: Spoilers
Don't know why I'm hooked on this soap opera. There's a lot of odd things about this show but this episode in particular is the strangest of all so far. Why would anyone pay a lot of money to show everyone what sad hags they are with no culture and manners. Surely these bees are not representative of atlanta. If they are, maybe it's time to burn the city down again. But, the reason I give this 1 star is because it's not entertaining to watch a bunch of old, sad, fuggly frumpets make such a fool of themselves. I have no doubt that high end yachting has it's share of fools to suffer but it's not necessarily fun to watch. The only takeaway from this show; there should be a law.
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