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Previously, on "Below Deck Adventure."
Girl, you can do it! Come on, Faye.
- Oh, it's OK! - Yeah!
Yeah!
I thought you'd gone to bed at 6:00 without handing over.
That means for a straight hour, there was no deck crew.
What do you think if I was to be lead deckhand and help you?
- He's a pescatarian, correct? - Yeah.
So we got the plates wrong, girls.
I studied the preference sheet.
Oh, you know what I forgot?
- What, babe? - Captain's bag.
How can we make that not happen?
'Cause that's two days in a row.
Oriana is thirsty for power, so I
have to watch out for her.
So how's Lewis doing, on deck?
- What do you mean? - I just feel like
I could run us to the finish line at a way higher level.
I want to thank you guys, 'cause I
was struggling today, but you all got me through it.
- Yeah. - Lovely.
Imagine--
Lewis, that pantry was spotless.
I spent all day yesterday cleaning it.
You all have zero respect for me.
So I'm really angry.
I don't think that's what it is.
It obviously is.
I just asked once for you guys to just chip in.
And you couldn't even do it.
You couldn't even just load a friggin' dishwasher
and put stuff away as a team.
We all took the stuff from the table.
It was half a job.
You don't do half a job. You do a full job.
I just know not to rely on you guys
for absolutely anything.
That's how I feel. - OK.
I'm not gonna be the nice chief stew that they've
had the whole time.
I can't do it anymore.
Oh, man.
We didn't what?
I thought we took care of everything.
I didn't know we didn't.
Oh, my goodness.
That will get you in trouble.
What?
I need about another sleep.
You can do whatever you want.
Just let me have my sleep.
You guys are quiet,
so I don't mind. - We don't do anything.
- Whose idea is that? - What?
Not doing anything.
Mutual? - Mutual.
That's not true.
- Do you feel quite tired, too? - No, I feel fine.
I'm just moody 'cause I hate the boys.
- Yeah. - I just can't
stand him anymore.
I've really tried to be nice and give him
the benefit of the doubt.
But what he did last night took me over the edge.
I just don't think they get it.
I've tried to be nice,
though not anymore.
Hey, look. I found a bunch of towels.
Should we--those two ones, and we'll put these
in the wash tonight. - I thought we couldn't
use the laundry today?
Yeah, but then they'll just sit in our room
and I'll end up wiping my balls
on the side that you're using for your face.
I take it like this.
- No, that's all of the towel. - My asshole, too.
It's all for you.
I'll put crew mess up.
Good job.
The deck department, defeated by a couple of rolls of tape.
Heads of department, can we please
meet in the wheelhouse for a preference sheet meeting?
- Copy. - Copy.
Okay.
What's happening, Lewie?
Just trying to get my zen on.
- Is that yours? - Maybe.
All right, so, lots and lots of fun here.
We have our primary guest is Shelby Potts,
hosting her best friends on the charter to celebrate getting
engaged to her partner, Jodie.
The group all met playing for the Denver
LGBTQ+ Flag Football.
You guys know what flag football is?
Nope. It's a big thing in the States.
- Nice. - You guys might have noticed,
there's a lot of of rainbow flags.
- Yeah, I did notice. - Oh, yeah!
It's Pride Week at the moment,
So we want to celebrate Pride.
All right, I'm down with that.
We need some flags then, right?
So, girls, you're gonna have to share your makeup.
So let's have a look here.
Adventure requests, They want to do
some abseiling, helicopter ride, all very possible.
These guests are thrill seekers.
I'm taking them to Valderoya.
The mountains there are nuts.
They're going to take a helicopter to a top
of a mountain and rappel down.
Talk about an adventure of a lifetime.
Shelby's guests have high expectations for tasting
what Norway has to offer.
She seems like she might be a little bit difficult.
Dare I bring this up-- ♪ dun-dun-dun
Are we going to do an off-board lunch?
I don't know, Faye, are we going
to do an off-board lunch?
With my current experience with the timing,
I'm not going to stay there from 2:00 until 6:00,
cooking them lunch. - Mm.
Hard no.
It's basically, never going to work.
She can make amazing gourmet sandwiches.
With cold chips?
Not really great.
Well, Americans love eating potato chips
with their burgers.
- Out the bag? - Crisps. Yes.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
Mm--
All right, guys. So you got a plan?
Yep, we've got a plan.
I'm not going to hold you any longer.
- Thank you. - Rock and roll.
Lewis, Lewis.
Go ahead, Kerry.
Do you have a moment, mate?
I'm on my way, Kerry.
I want to show you where we'll be
anchoring for the adventure.
It's about 20 miles.
- Oh, this looks cool already. - Yes.
Plan the activities around that.
- OK. - So what's your deal
with Seth? - I have to talk to him.
I know he's lead deck material for me.
- Interesting. - But the way I left it
with Seth, it was sort of like,
it wasn't a certainty it was happening.
If he really pulls his finger out
and I can see him working hard, maybe we can
have a chat after the charter.
Yeah, yeah.
The other way of looking at it, too,
too is if you can get someone to take more of a lead,
then I can have you up here more.
Yeah.
So there's something to consider.
It would have to be Seth.
I don't fully understand what motivates Seth.
There's something to do with his ego that's hungry.
If Seth's made the lead deckhand,
he might calm down a bit.
I'm still feeling him out.
Well, with this anchorage today,
I'll let you come and anchor the boat.
Still getting paid for that. - OK.
All right, thanks, mate.
Hideous creatures, aren't they?
All crew, all crew, guest arrival are now 30 minutes.
Copy.
Is there any marks around the sofa, black marks?
I mean yeah, there's a couple everywhere.
You could do a final detail before they get here, for sure.
Ugh!
What a mess.
Oriana, did you check the guest areas?
No, Kasie, we did it yesterday.
- It wasn't finished, though. - You said you did them.
You said you finished it yesterday.
I did the beds. I didn't check everything.
It's probably not complete.
Interior crew, can you meet me in the guest cabin, ASAP?
This mirror needed doing. - Yeah, I'll do that.
And there was a toilet roll missing.
I thought she was checking me today.
No, I didn't come down here today, Kasie.
We just had this conversation in laundry.
We need to spray around.
And there's a glass in here and a can of Coke.
We're fine.
We still have time.
But we shouldn't be doing this last minute.
It doesn't help when you're high stress
about something that doesn't need to be high stress.
I'm not high stress. I just think this sh--
should have been done before.
Well, dude, you--if I've interpreted when you
communicated yesterday, the beds were done
that you had checked yesterday. - I said I finished
the two main beds. - Right.
So there's a miscommunication, so we're good.
We're finishing it now. - I thought you just said
you were--you'd spot checked
down here yesterday? - No, I didn't.
And I did--and I did ask you about yesterday, dude.
That's why I didn't want to elevate
anyone more than anyone else.
We don't have time for all of this, so just stop
All of us should know by now. - Yeah.
- All of us. - We just all miscommunicated.
It's fine.
Take that liter out and that champagne glass.
I just can't.
Coming up...
Nathan, Nathan, Lewis, please give me direction of chain.
It's up and down.
I mean short, medium, 10 deep--
- Stop----ing talking. - That's why I kept on--
Get off the----ing radio!
Get off the radio, Nathan!
- Is that a football? - It is.
It's an American football.
You want to pass it to me from here?
Yes.
Do you know how we see American football?
It's like-- - 24, 24. Hike!
And you don't have to pass backwards, do you?
No, you don't.
Why do you shout numbers at each other?
- They're plays. - My whole education
of American football pretty much comes from "Ace Ventura."
All crew, all crew, ETA of guests is 45 minutes.
Everybody in whites to meet the guests.
All good? All let off of your steam?
Yeah, yeah.
Because I'm not dealing with little bickers like that.
We've got enough on our plate. So let's just crack on.
Let's talk to each other nicely.
I think we're fine.
Cool.
Mercury crew, can we wear hair down
and a powerful lipstick if possible?
And where are these napkins?
Boat looks good, guys.
Did a good job outside. Pier looks good.
We're pulling the rabbit out of the hat.
All right guys, game time.
- It's so pretty. - So pretty.
I love it.
Hi! Welcome!
G'day, I'm Kerry, how are you?
Hi, I'm Shelby. both: Nice to meet you.
- Hi, I'm Katie. - Katie? Seth.
- It's nice to meet you. - Hi, how are you?
It's all lovely.
Shelby, our crew and I are elated that you've
chosen to celebrate your engagement
with Turner aboard Mercury. - Yay!
This is our chief stew, Faye.
- Hi. - Hi, Faye.
She will show you round the vessel while we
get the boat ready to leave.
So excited.
Cheers! all: Whoo!
- There's a bug in this. - Oh no, there's a bug in it.
Oh, Faye.
Oh, wow, this is not a good start.
I can't see it, but we'll get you a fresh one.
Apparently there's a bug in there,
so can you change it and get a fresh one?
Yeah, thanks.
Hi, I'm Faye.
As Kerry introduce me, I'm your chief steward.
I'm going to take you around the boat.
We're going to start with the sun deck.
So this is the sun lounge.
It's beautiful up here.
Should we keep our clothes on in the hot tub?
I don't know how friendly you guys are,
but it's entirely up to you guys.
Let's get ready, guys.
Seth, Do you want to grab their luggage?
Yeah, I'll grab it.
This is the bridge deck.
So lunch and dinner here.
This is the sky lounge. - Wow, this is nice.
They packed a lot.
I didn't see all that back there, mate.
So these are your guest cabins.
Oh, this is great.
Which one is the-- - This is primary suite.
- Primary's that one? - Yeah.
- OK. - Does anyone need
their luggage unpacked? - No offense,
we don't want you going through our things.
OK, that's fine. That's fine.
Do you wanna taste this disgusting cheese?
You're gonna have to because you're the captain.
No, I'm not touching that. It looks like peanut butter.
- Come on, give it a bash. - What is it, paté?
No, it's cheese.
This is a Norwegian cheese.
What did it taste like, caramel cheese?
- Mmm! That's pretty good. - Really?
- Yeah. - Really good.
You do you, boo. I'm going to pass.
I need to get this out.
Cheese board is ready.
Copy, but they're still in their cabins,
so I don't want to bring the cheese plate to the sundeck
until the guests are in the sundeck
as well, it's hot outside.
Are you OK with that?
Yeah, let's maybe just put it over here.
I'm just having a problem with Oriana right now.
So how would you feel after this charter,
coming into my cabin?
- Love to. - Really?
Love to. I think I need a break.
And I think you'd be the perfect break.
Yeah. I think Oriana and I do, too.
I think it'll be good, though.
Yeah, I know. Sometimes if things aren't working
you've gotta change, but you can change
with what you have. - Yeah, exactly.
She's OK with leaving it here for a little bit?
She wants it here.
OK, that's fine.
You can take it when you're ready.
OK.
Do we want any toothpicks for any of this or no?
- Mm-mm. - OK.
- She just said finger foods. - OK.
OK.
Kerry, Kerry Lewis, we are ready to go.
OK. Let's start releasing lines, please.
Bow to stern, bow to stern.
Copy that. Thank you very much, sir.
All right, Seth, give us a heads up
when you're ready on the bow.
OK.
All lines on board. All lines on board.
Copy, mate.
Distance on port is 10 meters to the blue yacht.
Yeah, just keep the distances coming, thank you.
Can you make a sangria?
Or do you want me to do it? - I'll do it.
15 feet.
7 feet, still.
That's beautiful.
Dude, I swear to god, there was a bug in my champagne.
- There probably was. - I'm not even kidding.
Oh, my gosh, this is stunning.
Hot tub's hot, guys.
We brought some more stuff up for you guys.
- Oh, is that Sangria? - If you're hungry and peckish.
- Beautiful! - Let's go!
Oh, that board.
Faye is a little cutie pie. I want to put her in my pocket.
Are you going to leave me for Faye?
- No, babes. - Faye, I'm worried Turner
might leave me for you. - No, no, Faye.
Faye, I just said you're so adorable,
I want to put you in my pocket.
- OK! - All right.
Let's get in our blues.
Come on.
So what time do you want me back on?
7:30. And then that's ready for drag.
OK, cool.
Lewis, Lewis?
Go ahead, Kerry.
Yeah, mate, we're 20 out from the anchorage.
Copy that.
All right, let's go through the pre-arrival.
- Yeah. - Pre-anchoring.
I've not really had captains that
have been that much of a mentor like Kerry,
and I really do appreciate it.
Ah, so you'd be interested in anchoring somewhere in front?
I think so, yeah.
But I'm still trying to be a confident leader.
These guys need to start stepping up,
and I feel like now I've got a full team, this is the time.
I can't keep doing everything.
I would start dropping it, mate.
Drop one shackle, pull anchor.
- Oh, there it is. - Oh, are they anchoring?
One shackle to the waterline.
Thank you, Nathan, one shackle.
So now I was going to go stern, and--
I wouldn't do anything yet, until I
know what the chain's doing. - OK.
Copy. - Ask him what's going on.
Nathan, Nathan, Lewis.
Please give me direction of chain.
Direction of chain.
It's up and down, short media--
I mean, short, medium, long stay, actually.
So, uh, long stay.
Then medium. - ing hell.
Nathan, all your radio calls from here on out
are four words or less, OK?
We're not having a conversation here.
All right? Drop--drop another shackle, and start coming back.
Please drop another shackle, Mike.
Sorry, cab guys. It just keeps telling me, like,
I have enough feed in my... - Stop----ing talking.
So that's why I kept on the...
Get off the----ing radio!
Get off the radio, Nathan.
- I was telling you. - Get off, Nathan!
- Sorry, cab guys. - Stop----ing talking.
Get off the----ing radio!
Please drop another shackle, Mike.
One more shackle.
Get off the radio, Nathan!
- I was telling you-- - That's it!
I'm telling you that--
I'm trying to communicate,
But my radio is beep--
Beep, beep, beep.
It throws me off.
Mike, did you drop another shackle?
The radio effed up that whole thing.
- You got there, mate. - Nathan, update me
on the state. - No, you have to
get out there, I'm getting too pissed off.
- OK. - Your boy's gotta learn
the job. - Yeah, OK. Sorry, Kerry.
That's the third shackle going up now.
Thank you. The radio has its purpose.
It's a safety tool.
Nathan gets caught up in the moment.
It's starting to get on my nerves.
Short stay, 10:00. Three shackles to the waterline.
We did already had a long stay.
- I heard. - That's what I was saying.
- Yeah, know, but it was-- - But it kept on,
ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. - I know,
so just grab Mike, swap with him.
Make something happen.
OK, that's good boys, anchor ball up, please.
Anchor ball up. - OK, guys.
Let's go straight back to tender launch after this.
If you'd like me to take any photos of you, I'm happy to.
Will you?
You're just like, so splayed, so picturesque.
I love it!
Very difficult to be us right now.
Oh, everything!
All right, I'll be right back with some waters.
So what time would you like dinner?
Well, we don't eat at 10:00 p.m.
So more like 8:00? No?
- OK. - Scratch that!
What time would you high-maintenance
bitches want dinner? - 9:00.
- 9:00 for dinner. - Perfect.
OK.
I can see you're a bit upset. Don't worry about it.
Kerry's just that kind of guy.
He'll have a shout, but he's not really pissed.
All right. I feel kind of sh---y
at this moment, you know, like, my job
is really important to me.
I don't want to be like, the weakest link.
It sucks.
I think when I'm driving the boat he gets
a bit more stressed anyway.
Are we putting this up or no?
Oh.
That's Oriana.
That's how she packs things. - Mm-hmm.
- Faye's hard to figure out. - Ugh!
She goes quickly between flirty
to super serious and professional.
Still trying to figure out where I can fit in there.
Will you sing to me?
♪ There was a young girl called Faye ♪
♪ Who had an extremely long day ♪
♪ She said, hey, can you give me a hand? ♪
♪ But the boys just are so very bland ♪
Oh, don't include me in all that.
- Oh, my God, look. - That's not us.
We wouldn't steam treat down there.
Really don't stress about it, Kasie.
You're, like, letting it, like, get to, like, you.
We're doing our best.
You're just too casual about things, I feel.
I can't be emotional about everything.
I'd love to have a conversation about what the actual issue is
when you're ready to.
We don't really have time for that.
It's quite imperative that we make
time for that, based off of how the dynamics are becoming.
Oriana made such a fuss about getting her second stripe.
But this boat operates more like it's
every man for themselves.
I don't want to be working with her, or even around her.
I've just been getting irritated.
About what?
I don't know. I think I'm just--
I just think that we've been, like, you know,
working together and living together for quite a while now,
and I'm just, like, tired.
What do you think, we move after this charter?
Yeah, I mean, I don't really want to, to be honest.
I don't really want to bunk together.
But it's not fun to have to pack up and move rooms.
Living with Kasie is entertaining.
I don't have a TV in my bunk, so I love to
to listen to Kasie----ing pretend
to be whatever accent she wants to be that night.
Jess is on her own.
They don't want to be in the same cabin--
They are not getting along. - I understand.
But they need to do that.
And they can have that conversation between them.
'Cause they're adults. - I'm ready for the boys.
I'm just waiting on them. - OK.
What color blue is good for you?
- Aw thanks, yeah. - No?
Or red or orange? - What looks good on me?
- I actually like orange. - Oh, pink!
- Pink is good for you. - Yeah, pink.
So I'm going to keep these here for the boys.
- I'll do this. - All right.
So when are they going to be there for--
are they doing, like--
8:30. Probably 8:30.
Thanks for having this conversation with me.
Let's continue it when we're like, both not frustrated
so we can like, just, like, talk about it.
Like, you know what I mean?
Nathan, Nathan. Lewis.
It's time for you to go to bed.
Copy.
Hey boys, I need you here now.
I've got a crystal on my forehead.
This is serious sh--.
Gorgeous.
All crew, all crew, let's be in blacks.
Wy are you not drinking upstairs?
- Oh, should we go? - Yes!
So we've got the boys coming out in drag.
Come, come. I'll show you.
Now, more than ever, I need you guys
to entertain the guests.
Lewis, what's your name? - Bubble Gum.
I'm probably going to be a Lewisa.
Lewisa? OK.
Oh, God, you're like a old, annoying woman.
- Me? - Yeah.
Oh, I'm Lewisa.
If I do that, am I more pretty?
Oh, this is so fun!
Are they ready for us? No one's ever gonna
be ready for us. - Good luck, guys!
Or, girls.
I have a very special treat for all of you.
Yes!
I am hot as sh--.
Lewisa!
Lewisa's classy... ish.
- Bubblegum! - Bubblegum!
Yas, queen!
Bubblegum, she likes to have fun
'cause girls wanna have fun.
Y'all look fabulous!
No, you're just saying that.
No, I'm really not!
- Oh! - So good.
So they're going to do a limbo contest.
I want to see how low you guys can go!
Girl, you know it!
- Whoo! - Go!
Go!
- I can't get that low. - Ohh!
- And now the vote? - Now the vote.
We gotta consult.
We have a really split vote!
We need a tiebreaker!
It's between Bubblegum and Lewisa!
Twerk-off! Twerk-off!
Yeah! Oh! Oh! Uh-oh!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
Well, I think neither of them know how to twerk,
so here we go!
I like long walks on the beach.
And if anyone's asking, my favorite drink
it's an espresso Martini.
OK!
Do you want to make your way downstairs for dinner?
- Yes! - Yes, thank you guys.
You were wonderful.
- Had fun doing it. - Yes, darling, thank you.
It was awesome. - Bye.
- Enjoy your dinner, girls. - Bye.
Bye. - Cocktails.
Definitely two espresso martinis.
- Absolutely. - Do you want one?
Three?
You know, Lewisa's signature drink.
Do you guys want to get the davit over the side?
I'll do the davit. How are you doing, Lewis?
You OK? - Yeah.
I can't look at your legs like that.
You don't like it?
I don't.
Can you put the light on the crane on?
We need to fuel her up!
That don't look safe.
That's so--
I don't even know.
Shelby cooks dinner every night.
Yeah. And it's delicious.
- That's lovely. - That's how I got this.
Smells delicious.
There should be exactly enough.
There's perfectly enough.
OK.
I'll just follow you.
OK.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
So to start this evening, we have
homemade linguine with crab, ricotta, and gremolata.
Oh, my gosh.
- Thank you. - Enjoy.
Of course. - Delicious.
- Cheers! - Cheers!
Love you!
Cheers to Shelby and Turner!
- Uh-oh. - What?
I have a hair.
- It's right there. - That's a hair.
- Oh, definitely. - Oh, God.
I'm just like, shocked.
- Uh-oh. - What?
I have a hair. - Oh, God.
OK, babe. Say something.
I will.
What'd she say?
That was a perfect response.
What is it?
I don't know.
What?
What happened?
Use your words, babe.
I'm so mortified.
The appropriate course of action
is to give the guest a fresh plate.
- Thank you. - That was fast.
I've had way worse things in my mouth.
Is that good, babe?
Yeah, totally fine.
They just had another bowl.
I'm glad it was on yours and not mine, 'cause I
couldn't stop eating this.
What? Tell me.
Oh, .
She just takes it out.
And I bring it back out.
Like, I'm mortified. And then the guest goes,
"Oh, that was fast."
I need a drink.
Hey. - What?
She just told me what just happened.
We just go like this.
I understand, but my hair's up like this.
I've been a chef for a long time.
So it's a very unfortunate situation where
there's been hair in the food.
It's disgusting. I'm mortified.
But I'm also not going to play into this.
I'm not going to create a big drama about it.
Because what am I going to do?
I can't undo it.
Why are you rolling your eyes at me?
It's just not cool.
What do you want me to do about it?
Love to.
It was very clearly not my hair.
I keep my hair in a bun all day long.
The girls are the ones with their long locks down
like they're going to a nightclub.
We do 150% makeup, hair, everything.
I probably should have gone to Captain Kerry
about it weeks ago, but they all want to look glam.
So what am I supposed to do?
All you girls touching food should never
have your hair down.
Yeah, I know, but--
My hair's up in a bun.
I'm just kind of like, irritated.
Because they're not open to much feedback.
You need to tell Faye about that.
Tell me.
If I start sneezing...
don't panic.
- OK. - I sneeze when I'm full.
It's actually terrible. - Oh, really?
- It's a genetic thing. - It's embarrassing.
So don't panic.
Pretty late.
I've been having like, a rough day.
- OK. - You know, I made a few
mistakes and stuff like that.
And my bosun, he's just been, like, overlooking me, you know?
I've been trying to be the A-team helper.
All around, not just in my particular area, you know?
Yes, I made little mistakes.
But everyone makes mistakes.
I don't want to be fired.
You know, I have my sisters and my mom
that I've got to provide for.
My dad wasn't in the picture.
Just kind of the boy of the house
until I become the man, I guess.
But you know, everyone can be forgiven, you know?
And everyone makes mistakes.
So we tried to get past that.
Nobody's perfect.
When you know what mistakes you make,
revert and try and do something different
that can make up for the mistakes
that you've done. - All right.
I love you a lot. So-- - I love you, too.
Big head.
I think Kasie's been poisoned.
She has been. That's what I got
in a fight about with her today.
- Oh. - That's exactly what
I got in a fight about. - What? Does she thinks she's
ing five star?
Yeah, she does.
That's what I fought with her about.
- Interior, I'm plating. - Copy.
Um--
Let's go, yeah?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Shall we do the same people again?
- OK. - All right, cool.
I'm glad we're on the same page.
- Ooh. Hello. Yum. - Oh, my gosh.
So, for main course, we have a veal chop
marsala on a cauliflower puree, crispy kale,
and oven roast cherry tomatoes.
- That's delicious. - Worth the wait.
- Oh, there it is! - There it is!
You want to know what my nickname was in high school?
Pork Chop. - That sounds mean.
And, literally, I'd go home sometimes
and people are like, what's up, Pork Chop?
I'm, like, yo, that was 20 years ago.
Wow.
It's a cool name.
Oh, my God.
You got one, too?
- Oh, no! - Stop it.
Don't show it to me, I'm gonna puke.
- What's wrong? - You sure it's not yours?
- No, it's not. - Why are you hold--
Oh, God, don't do that. - Put it back.
- Don't hang it up. - This is my bite.
- I'm embarrassed. - Oh, my God.
- Faye? - Yes?
Don't-- don't kill me, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- Tell me. - There was a hair in my dish.
- Another one? - Swear to God.
It's over here now, but-- - Oh, yeah, she did find it.
Right there.
Let me change your food for you.
- But I don't want another one. - She ate.
She ate enough. - OK.
I'm sorry.
At least it was after.
They found another hair in it.
OK, don't worry about it. Let's go.
She doesn't want to have any--
she doesn't want anything else.
Oh, this is your first time, huh?
No. I mean--
That's fantastic.
At least we own up when we up.
Yeah.
Just so you know, the interior's on a very thin ice.
And I'll let them both come talk to you, but it's--
Is that--what?
I told them that something's going on, we need to talk.
I didn't say, though, what it was,
because I thought you were chatting.
- What was that about? - I don't know.
- Someone's upset? - I don't know.
Do you want me to go finish, Faye, what I was doing?
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
- Don't you want to want? - No, leave it to me.
OK.
Coming up...
Jesus!
I'm not looking!
Faye, what's the plan for tomorrow?
Per your request, you're all going to be going
abseiling off a huge cliff.
- Oh, heck yeah. - Down.
- Oh, yeah. - You're going to be eating
lunch at the destination.
Perfect. What time is it?
It's 11:00. - Oh, wow.
Does that mean we need to go to bed?
Definitely go to bed.
It's bedtime.
Good job tonight, guys.
I'm really proud. I'm really proud.
- We tried. - Group hug.
- Goodnight, Stace. - Goodnight.
Goodnight, guys.
- Hey. - Hey, babes.
It's time for your bedtime, hey?
- Oh, that's great. - Thank you.
I appreciate you saying that.
There was a lot of conversations
that happened at me today that I don't think were helpful.
I think the four of us need to sit down.
OK.
- She apologized to me, today. - Who did?
- Jess did, about the hair. - Oh, did she?
So your hair being in a dish, it happens.
- But the reaction. - Yeah.
But she obviously didn't have any more food.
- Yeah, but at least-- - That's why she
just sent it back. - At least wait ten seconds.
- Yeah. And heat it up. - And heat it up.
Redo it.
Like, I'm in a difficult position.
If I tell the captain, I've got a feeling he might fire her.
And I don't want her to get fired.
She can be a dragon.
But what chef can't be a dragon?
I'm going to sleep on it. - Yeah.
Right, I'm going to do one more little round here,
then I'm going to bed. It's half past 12:00.
Yeah, go to sleep. I'll get Seth.
Not one day have I looked at my hair and gone,
oh, it looks all right.
It doesn't put me in a good mood to wake up to that.
The last thing I want to talk about is hair.
I don't do well in toxic environments.
What? Oh.
I thought you were going to slap me.
I was thinking about it.
Why?
Do I deserve that?
Your blue hair looks fantastic.
Good morning, ladies. How are we?
We're good.
- Morning. - Here's two.
Oh, you guys had fun last night, huh?
Oh, yeah.
But the other guys were fine.
Oh, they were fine?
Napkins, cloths.
What else?
Oh, chips.
Is the picnic just one course?
We need to talk to Jess.
Moet times three.
What else do we need?
Lewis, Lewis, can you meet me in the pantry, please?
Of course, Faye.
What's going on? Is there a picnic outside, or not?
I don't think we're doing a picnic.
We're not?
'Cause the weather's not great.
- It doesn't matter. - No one wants to sit
in a gazebo in the rain
and have a picnic.
Look at the weather.
Talk to Jess. - I mean, worst case,
we just go play football in the mud.
Hm? They'll love that.
OK. Lewis, me and Seth will go on the excursion.
So you and Oriana deal with the whole picnic,
sandwiches, drinks, and stuff.
This is Seth.
Good morning, Seth. Sorry for the early wake-up.
I've got an excursion for you to go on.
Cool, thanks, man. Bye.
I think that maybe we can have a little hot chocolate
or whatever when they get out, when they come back
to the boat for a warm lunch. - We'll still need something.
Right.
It's just pointless, like, feeding them, feeding them,
feeding them, feeding them.
It's just like, it destroys their meal.
I don't want to make this tit for tat or personal.
But it's up to me what I tell the captain about the hair
and how much I tell the captain.
So what we're going to do is a nice spread
of sandwiches, please.
I'm not feeding them twice. I'll make them something
that's sufficient. - Can you do the sandwiches?
- I'll do your - ing sandwiches.
Can you do one more dish, as well?
No.
I'm doing a compromise here, Jess.
So please do sandwiches and another dish.
Bring it down. Don't mock me.
Yeah, 'cause I don't want to argue. 'Cause you
just swore at me, too.
You're going on about these sandwiches,
I'm trying to make them a nice lunch.
I----ing hate making sandwiches.
We're going to do it today.
People do need to respect the chief stew
a bit more sometimes.
'Cause we have a lot of power.
Things are running fast now, eh?
I got you a whistle and everything, girl.
I'm excited.
- Hi, babe. - Do we need a cooler bag?
Yeah. Well, we need something to put this--
these sandwiches are,
half of them are ham and cheese.
And the other ones are chicken.
Getting a good delt workout.
Do you know exactly what you need?
Because if we forget something, I swear to God--
I'm looking through it.
Yeah, we have all the stuff.
- All right. Let's go. - After you.
- OK. - After you.
- Can we get in the boat? - Yes, you guys can.
Who wants to celebrate my engagement?
OK, cool. - And Turner too!
- Let's do it. - It's just hers.
Bye, we'll miss you.
Bye, guys.
Feel free to disembark.
We're ready for the helicopter.
That is crazy.
This excursion is probably one
of the most thrilling and dangerous excursions I think
my guests are gonna have.
I mean, a helicopter and then abseiling off a huge cliff?
I don't think they're going to forget that any time soon.
Hi. So welcome to Norway and Nord Helikopters.
We will be flying you guys up the mountain today.
So pick your seat.
Shotgun!
All right, cool. Now I'm excited.
- Yes! - Bye!
And if you're not ready, too bad. Here we go.
- Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! - So cool!
Awesome. I'm loving it.
Let's do it.
Whoa!
That was badass!
Welcome to Valderoya Mountain.
Jesus. Ah!
OK.
This is serious rappelling.
Shelby, I'm not sure how the honeymoon's going to top this.
This is your rappelling device.
Never let go of the rope. - OK.
Because it will run up to 4 meter per second.
And then it snaps into a lock motion.
That, we don't want. - OK.
All right, let's do it. Do it, babe!
- Let's do it! - Let's go!
- Ta-ta! - See y'all on the bottom!
- Ready? - Good!
Thank you!
- Ooh, how do I go? - You gotta pull up the--
Oh!
All right, let's do it! Do it, babe!
- Do it! - Let's go!
- See you on the bottom! - Ready?
- Let's go! - Ooh, how do I go?
- You got to pull up the-- - Oh!
Oh! That might be them.
Can't believe I spotted them.
Holy sh--.
This is wild.
Whoo!
OK, so tell me where you want us to put the stuff?
- I want the-- - Next to the table?
You guys are going to help set it up, too.
Yes. That's why I'm asking you.
We've come and helped them, as we should.
Because I'm worried about what Faye is gonna say
at the tip meeting, because she seems to feel like this
is a time for us to just criticize the deck team.
When we do the picnics, we just need a bit more manpower.
I'm not used to a stew team being this demanding.
I'm trying to work with you, Faye.
Put that big one here.
If you can make it level, that'd be great.
It's not going to be level.
Cap, I've been out of it.
My apologies with down there again.
I've just been out of it.
Huge responsibility up on that bow.
I don't want you up there by yourself doing anything
anymore until you can prove to me that you take the steps,
and take it seriously.
I own up to my sh--. Consequences will happen.
But as long as I continue to work hard,
keep my head in the game, I'll make it through this.
- All right? - Copy.
Oh, my God.
Oh, sh--.
Oof!
My goodness, she's just hanging there.
Ah! I can see you!
Nearly there!
This is taking too long, eh?
Ah!
Hey, girls! - Hi!
I'm coming for you, fiancée!
You must've hauled ass down, babe.
Proud of you. - Should I keep going?
No, you're on the rocks.
- You made it. - Oh!
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah, babe.
Well done, ladies.
- That is----ing incredible. - Right?
You girls have got some balls.
I've done some pretty cool stuff, but--
That was wild.
This is beautiful.
I'm surprisingly serene.
You can find the chips.
There should be chips in one of these bags.
- Potato chips? - Yeah.
I'm looking.
Yeah, but once you do, they go in these three bowls.
I don't see any chips.
Just look in there.
I see Faye.
- Aw, sh--. - They did it!
Yay! Welcome!
- Aw! - Hi!
Man, those stripes look good on you, girl.
- How was it? - Amazing.
- How was the helicopter ride? - Hey.
- Oh, epic. - Yeah?
Is this it?
Yeah, this is all she brought.
- Where's all the chips? - That's what
I just asked them. I don't know. They don't have them.
We took out the bowls to get them.
I don't know where the chips are, let's just carry on.
But it was your responsibility to bring them.
I understand that. And I don't know where it is,
so we don't have chips. - It's not acceptable.
I'm having the time of my life!
Just hanging out with the rock.
I understand.
I just gave you a chance to shine.
It's not a game.
It's your fault, though.
To yell at me in front of the guests over something
so insignificant, I just don't think that that's appropriate.
He said we can't it up!
I just don't understand.
This is not a rocket science----ing job.
We did double check before we left.
Well, you obviously didn't.
We put every bag that the stews gave us on the tender.
It's just two hours we spent this morning,
packing this stuff, and it's still wrong.
That's frustrating.
But please don't take it out on me and Mike.
I'm just frustrated.
It's all right.
Do you understand, this is my job that's at jeopardy here?
And I'm just frustrated by stupidness.
Next time, on "Below Deck Adventure"...
To your engagement!
Clean up after yourselves, please.
We don't need a babysitter.
You keep leaving like, sunglasses, jackets--
Just stop.
I don't-- I don't want to hear--
- Everything. - Lead deckhand?
More like a lead dickhead.
Uh-oh. Turner 2.0 has got a brush out.
I am purely walking on eggshells
to make sure that Kerry doesn't find out
about this bloody hair.
I'm not 100% happy with this trip.
I feel like a damn clown.
Faye just brings out my bad side.
Would you like me to take egg orders yet or not?
I'm just asking, yes or no?
Jess talks to people like sh--.
I'm----ed off.
Use your brain, lady, if you have one.
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