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- Tonight, the "Below Deck
Sailing Yacht Reunion..."

[cork popping]
Goes global!

Looks like there might be
a wine shortage in Italy here.

The Parsifal III crew
makes waves.

- You only
felt that way

because you were
her subordinate.

- No, because she's
another ----ing human.

- Glenn, should you
have just fired him?

- Do you think it's kind
to constantly say

"Jenna just wants to
be on Adam's dick?"

- Bull-(BLEEP)!

- All hands on deck!

I'm not a Kardashian,
I'm on Bravo.

- The "Below Deck Sailing Yacht
Reunion @Home"

starts now.
- Sorry.

♪♪♪

- Welcome to the "Below Deck
Sailing Yacht Reunion @Home!"

I'm your host,
Andy Cohen.

We are very socially
distanced tonight,

because the Parsifal III crew
is scattered across the globe.

This may be our most
ambitious reunion yet,

come to think of it.
But that won't stop us

from exploring the world
of yachtie drama

that unfolded this season.

I wanna start with
a location check.

Okay, hey,
Captain Glenn!

Are you still aboard
the Parsifal III in Spain?

- Yes, I am. Uh, we're just
outside Barcelona, Spain,

uh, in a shipyard.

- Wow! Hey Adam,

are you still living out of
your van on a ranch in Oregon?

- Uh, well the van
is on a ranch in Oregon.

Fortunately, I don't
have to sleep in it anymore.

- Okay, very good.

- Hey, Jenna, where are
you hunkered down?

- I am in Canada.

- Very good.

- And hey, Madison,
where are you?

- I'm actually
in Fort Collins, Colorado.

- I love it. That might be
the fanciest quarantine wear

Fort Collins has
seen in a while.

- Hey, Georgia,
give us the latest!

Written any more songs
in quarantine?

- I've written more than one
since the TV show aired.

I think people
will appreciate.

- Very good. And where
are you, Georgia?

- I'm in my hometown,
George, in South Africa,

for the minute.

- Wow, you are all the way
in South Africa?

This is blowing my mind.

Uh, well, let's travel to Italy
now, and say hi to Paget

and Ciara.
How are things in Italy?

- Uh, we wouldn't know.
We haven't been outside

for, like, two months.
- We lit-- we haven't been

outside in two months.
[laughing]

We do not know.
- Wha--

and you're in
a shipyard right now?

- We're in a shipyard.
The boat's out of the water,

and we're confined
to the shipyard.

- Incredible. Well, where'd
you wind up, Parker?

- Hi there, Andy.
Katie and I are here

on the ranch,
in Larksburg, Colorado,

with our two golden doodles
and our three cows,

and we're just waitin' out
this quarantine.

- Very good.
Last but not least,

Byron, give us an update.
Where are you, Byron?

- Hey, Andy. I'm at home
in Majorca.

- Wow, this is awesome.

Okay, well, Paget and Ciara,
I wanna start with you,

because you came into
this charter season

as a couple, but your
relationship was

shaped along the way,
sometimes into the form

of a triangle,
with Georgia.

- Georgia and Paget,
on the beach together.

This is weird.
- I'm not jealous.

She's free to do
what she wants.

And if he wants to
(BLEEP) around,

that means I don't
want him anyways.

- I wanna dig in,
the number one question,

Ciara, for you, was--
were you really not bothered

by the flirting that Paget
was doing with Georgia,

and do you think that
Georgia crossed a line?

- No, I'm honestly
not bothered.

I think Georgia could have
gone about it in a more

respectful way, um,
and so could Paget,

but honestly, like,
I'm not gonna fight

for somebody who
doesn't want me, so, Paget--

- How would you flirt
more respectfully?

- By seeing a taken man
as being taken,

and off-limits.

- Georgia, what's your reaction
to what Ciara just said?

- I mean, if I have to ask
the crew to raise their hand

if I hadn't flirted
with them during season,

the only person that would be
would be Adam, you know?

I'm pretty sure I tried
to tell Glenn I wanted

to marry him for
a green card as well.

- You did.
- A lot of it,

like, when it was on a boat
when you're working with people

in a confined space,
you find, sort of,

friendships with people,
but you can have banter,

and you know that you can
sort of overstep the boundaries

of-- of joking.
Um, and, uh--

I didn't only do that
with Georgia,

it was with everybody.
Even flirted with Byron

at times, as well.

[laughing]
- When you do take it

out of context,
it is inappropriate.

So, 100%, watching it back,

Ciara should have thrown me
overboard a long time ago.

[chuckling]
- I'm curious,

Adam or Jenna, would you be okay
if your partner acted the way

Paget did with Georgia?

I would not be,
because...

obviously I'm a pretty
reactive person.

I wouldn't say I'm overly
jealous, but I tell

the charter guests...
that I'm with Adam...

so, I don't think I'd have
an issue telling somebody

that I work with that...
"Hey, he's my boyfriend,

"back off."
[chuckling]

- Paget, after watching
this season's episodes,

did you feel you owed Ciara
an apology for your behavior?

- I have apologized, because--
I literally have to think

about if it-- if it was Ciara
in that situation, you know,

and I'm with Ciara, then it
probably would hurt me as well.

So there's no way that I could
sit there, watching it back,

and not say anything.
- I was gonna ask you

if she flirted with
a male co-worker the way

you and Georgia did, it--

would you be offended?

- I mean, Ciara and I
have a very strong,

stable relationship.
If there was a time

where that happened, um,
you know, and it--

and it crossed the line,
as it did at times

with Georgia and myself,
then I would have probably

had to have been like,

"Hey, dude,
that's my girlfriend,

like, do you mind,
sort of, you know,

maybe backing off
a little bit?

Um, you know, and that's
to the extreme sort of level

that I would intervene at.
If it was the other way--

- But-- but at
the end of the day,

it's not up to...
the other person.

It's up to your partner...
to cut that off.

It's not up to the other person.
If the other person's single,

and they wanna flirt,
then that's--

good for them.
- Georgia, why did you

decide to tell Ciara that you
had feelings for Paget

before you
left the boat?

- Well, I didn't think it was
right to snake Ciara like that,

so I just thought I had to--
I don't know, confess,

before I left.
- Paget,

Nicholas S. Facebooked us,
and wants to know,

"If you were attracted to
Georgia, and if you weren't

"with Ciara, would you have
gone after Georgia full force?"

[chuckling]
- Um, if I was single,

would I have gone after Georgia?
Um, I probably would have not,

um, just because-- in that,
for me, in a workplace,

if you're working
you're single,

a flirt's all good,
but I don't think

I would have started
a relationship, uh,

while working.

- All right. Ciara,
do you believe him?

- Mmm...
- That's a big gulp of wine.

- I dunno,
I kinda feel like--

like he's trying to keep himself
from, like, being slapped

right now, but...
[laughing]

- After the charter season
ended, the three of you

did actually wind up
continue working together.

Did anything
further happen?

Did the threesome
ever land?

[laughing]

- Well...
- That was--

that was never even
on the table.

[laughing]
- Okay.

- No, no-no-no.
I'm a main course,

not a mezze platter, so...

- That was never really a thing.
- Sometimes being--

sometimes being a guest star
is the way to go, Georgia.

Special guest star,
top billing.

I'm not a Kardashian,
I'm on Bravo.

Come on, gimme a break.

I love it.

Looks like there might be
a wine shortage in Italy, here.

- Oh, no, definitely not.
- No.

- Paget and Ciara,
Michelle Y. on Facebook said,

"How in the world do you
maintain a relationship

"while working and living
together in such small quarters?

"Do you ever get
a break from each other?"

- To be honest, we work
in different departments.

So we don't hardly
see each other--

- Yeah, like, the only time
we really would have together,

um, would be in the bathroom.
And-- and that was to relieve

a lot of tension.
[laughing]

I would say. Yeah.

- Okay.
- Why did you say that?

- Why not say it?
It's the truth.

[laughing]
It's the truth.

The people want the truth.
- So you guys bang it out

in the bathroom
during the day?

- Yeah, it's a bit louder
in the shower than anticipated.

So, yeah.
- All right,

we'll leave it there.
After the break,

we're gonna check in
with the man, the myth,

the breast-fed legend...
[laughing]

Parker.
We'll be right back.

Coming up...
What is your status,

would you say, Jenna?
- Adam can't answer that?

[laughing]

♪♪♪

- Welcome back to

the "Below Deck
Sailing Yacht Reunion @Home."

I'm Andy Cohen,
joined virtually

by Captain Glenn, Adam,
Jenna, Madison,

Georgia, Paget
and Ciara,

Parker, and Byron,

and Chris is joining us.
Hey, Chris, where are you?

- Hi, I'm back
at home in England.

- Chris, how's your back?
- Yeah, my back's doing good.

Um, since I've been
back in the UK,

I've been training,
going to the gym,

seeing a physio,
just really getting--

getting ready for
the next season.

- Very good,
thank you for joining us.

- Parker came aboard
Parsifal III,

as a green deckhand,
and caused his crewmates

to see red
more than once.

- He tries very hard,
but he's always going

in the wrong direction,
and he fights a lot of

what we say.
- Well, (BLEEP) you, then.

- Your attitude
is a problem.

It is very thin ice
that you're on.

- As far as
my well-being goes...

I think I need to resign.

- So Parker, Candy L.
from Port Charlotte, Florida

said, "You don't seem to
understand the concept

"of hierarchy
in a workplace.

"Watching it back, can you see
how you let your emotions

"take over? If so,
do you regret it?"

- Absolutely. I-- I see,
you know, my emotions

getting the best
of me at times.

While I would work
with everybody here,

um, again, you know,
I understand that

I'm a difficult person
to work with.

I was new to that size
and scale of a boat.

Everybody knew that.
As you can see,

I can lose my cool.
I think I did pretty well

throughout the whole time
I was there.

- Paget, did Parker come in
too hot, too quickly?

- First off, personally,
I think Parker is a great guy.

He's got a big heart.
There's nothing I would ever--

like, there's nothing malicious
going on there at all.

But unfortunately,
the yachting industry

is very fast-paced,
and with the time

that we were given,
it's impossible to

show Parker everything
that is-- that is necessary

to be like, uh, you know,
like, to be a--

efficient working deckhand.

- Parker, do you
regret resigning?

- I absolutely do not
regret resigning.

Glenn was the person
I looked up to most.

And I trusted his judgement,
followed that lead,

and got the love
of my life back

and I have no regrets.
- Awesome.

Glenn, do you
ultimately regret

putting Parker
in the position

where he felt like
he had to resign?

Should you have
just fired him?

- Uh, no. I think
he could come back

and work on a boat
like this, no problem.

I think he's gotta get
his head in the right place.

He had a lot on because of
his inexperience.

He had a lot to learn,
and he struggled.

But I think at the end,
it might've--

he might've made his decision
because he saw,

keep working in this
stressful situation

or go off
with Katie,

and, to me,
it was a no-brainer.

- Chris, what was
the energy like

when you joined
the crew?

Did Paget seemed
relieved to see you?

- Yes, very much so.

I could definitely
tell the--

they were pleased
I was there

and they were pleased
that I had some experience

and I knew
what I was doing.

- Jenna, why do
you think Parker

couldn't hack it
as a yachtie?

- I think that...

maybe nerves
and...

the stress of things
got to you,

but I hope you know
when I was joking

and doing all the things
about the breastfeeding

and all of
that stuff--

There has been times
that I've referenced

your mom
breastfeeding you.

[laughter]
- Mama!

[laughter]

- That's because
I actually thought

you'd get it and
it was, like, a joke,

and you were part of
that team, so...

I hoped that
that would connect us,

and, yeah.

- You hoped that
the breast feeding line

would connect you?

- We all kind of, like,
banter with each other.

It wasn't shown,

but people called me
"armadillo head,"

"horse face..."

- Who doesn't like armadillos?
It was a term of affection.

[chuckling]
- Whatever else.

We all kinda
joked about stuff,

and I apologize
because I guess

maybe it came across
as not a joke.

- Well Jenna,
I think sometimes

there's other people
who have different feelings

and they "get things"
differently.

- Madison, what did
you wanna say?

- I think there's
a very big difference

between having
rapport with someone

and kind of...

making someone
uncomfortable

and maliciously
bullying them.

And I think you
treaded that line

and sometimes
you crossed it,

and to me, it hurt a lot
more than you thought.

Like, I was
a part of a joke.

When I came
into the galley

and you were, like, making fun
of me liking Parker, it hurt.

And it was
uncomfortable.

- In the beginning,
it was a neutral joke,

but then,
when you can see

other people
getting offended,

then we should
probably rein it in.

- Jenna, what do you say
to respond?

- I don't feel like
there's necessarily

a line like that.

I felt like I wanted
to include everyone

'cause that means
to me, like,

I'm including you
and--

- You made it a point
to exclude me.

- Madison, I know that
that's the way that you felt,

and I apologize

for you
feeling that way.

I know that you probably
won't believe me,

but I genuinely wanted to
include you in it.

- Jenna, you literally
told Ciara and Georgia

and was like,
"Let's go swimming."

You're like, "You--
I have to punish her."

Who says that?

You made it a point
to make me feel

like I was segregated
from everyone.

- I think any rational
person who saw that

would know that
I was joking.

I said, "Oh, I'm gonna
punish her."

I never intentionally
punished you

by any means.

- Making us
same stews?

That wasn't
punishing me?

- Never once.

- Jenna didn't treat me
wonderfully every day,

but I didn't
get upset because

it's a hierarchy.
It's yachting.

We sign up
for this.

You signed over
your human rights

when you signed
the contract, you know?

- Wow, you signed over
your human rights.

Let me ask you this,

Chris, do you think that
Parker got a fair shot?

Or do you think he was
never gonna make it

with Paget as
his superior?

- So, I think, um,

Parker had a good shot,
I think...

if he would've pushed through
to the end of the season,

he actually
could've...

learned through
some of the issues,

some of the ways.

But yeah, working
with a couple

is super hard.

- Glenn and Paget
and Jenna,

raise your hand
if you would

hire Parker again
or work with him again?

- All right.
All of you.

- And I'd wanna give him
the opportunity

before I throw him
right in the middle of it,

give him the opportunity
to have a bit more time to

get him on the right page.
- Okay.

Chris, thank you
for joining us

all the way
from England

and I hope your
back gets better.

After the break,
we're gonna rummage

though the charter
guests' drama

and a special guest
is joining us.

Don't go anywhere.

Coming up...

Madison, Patrick V.
wants to know

if you're dating
anyone now?

- Talking, not dating.
- Anyone good?

- Very good.
He's in Bravo.

- He's in
the Bravo family?

♪♪♪

- Welcome back to

the "Below Deck Sailing Yacht
Reunion @Home."

I'm Andy Cohen
with Captain Glenn,

Adam, Jenna,
Madison, Georgia,

Paget and Ciara,
Parker, and Byron,

all joining us from
around the globe.

Adam, who's
your friend?

- Oh, it's
my boy, Tex.

- Tex!

- He likes sitting
in the hammock with me.

- Oh my god!

I'm so down
for that.

Madison, Patrick V.
wants to know

if you're dating
anyone now?

- Talking,
not dating.

- Talking.

[laughing]

Anyone good?
- Very good.

He's in Bravo.
The Bravo family.

- He's in
the Bravo family?

Is he in the
"Below Deck" family?

- Not saying.

- My producers
are telling me

that you follow Colin
from "Below Deck Med"

and Luke from
"Summer House"

on Instagram.

- I'll tell you right now,
it's not Colin.

[chuckling]
- All right.

Very good.
Okay, well I--

by the way,
if it's Luke,

I couldn't be more
for this relationship, so...

[laughing]

I am loving
how much wine

our friends in Italy
are downing.

I mean, I think you're on
bottle number three alrea--

I mean,
it's like...

- Okay, [indistinct]
had a beer

and then [indistinct]
second bottle of wine.

- You know what they say, Andy,
when in Rome. When in Rome--

- Yeah, right.
- Cheers!

- Okay, this season's
charter guests

had hyper-specific requests
on their preference sheets,

but they all had
a general preference

for craziness.

- Hey!
Look at this.

- Oh, god.
Please don't pick me up.

- Oh my god.
- I'm working out.

- Please put me down.
Please put me down.

I have never been
handled like that

by a charter
guest before.

- Let's discuss.

Did any of the guests
this season

watch the show and kind of
reach out to you saying,

"Oh my god,
we behaved horribly"?

Did you guys hear from
any of them this season?

- Yes.

- They didn't say they
behaved horribly.

- They don't?

- I got an apology
from Marshall

from the Long Island boys.

- I've been asking for
shrimp cocktails

for an hour and
a ----in' half.

- Oh my god.

- Madison,
Michelle F. said,

"You were a champion
handling those meat heads

and catering to their
every whim, 24/7.

Why didn't you wake
Jenna up to help you,

and why did you decide
not to tell the captain

when that guest
picked you up

without your consent?

- I think Parker and I
handled it really well.

Um, for me,
it's more

if the rest of
the crew can sleep

and I can handle it,
then I will.

Um...

the whole thing
picking me up...

I mean...

I've been
man-handled before.

I've said this,
I think, even with you.

Um, it's...
[sighing]

it's a different
world in yachting

and it happened.

Um, he was
probably joking,

he was drunk also.

Doesn't make it okay,
but I'm just...

It is what it is.

- Jenna, what could you
have done better

to protect Madison
from that situation?

- Well, I didn't know
that it happened

until I saw
the episode,

but I think we were all
really struggling

with that charter
day to day.

Um, I know I personally
couldn't stand them,

and told them off
a number of times.

I wish
I would've known

and then we'd have
a conversation with Glenn

about safety and...

what to do about it
moving forward.

- Glenn, do you wish
you had made aware

of the guest's
behavior sooner?

- I had a lot of
faith in Madison

and Parker, especially
on that charter

and that evening
with those guys.

And I think they
handled it well.

I think they knew
that line

if they needed to
get me up,

and in the end,
they did get me up.

I think they called
the moment correctly.

- Madison, did you hear from
that guy that picked you up?

- No, but everyone else
is lovely.

Like, even Marshall
is the biggest

misunderstood
teddy bear.

- Byron, Chrissy M.
wants to know

the worst part of
living in the same cabin

as the captain?

- He farts--
sorry.

[laughter]
- Yeah, he farts.

- [indistinct].
- Never!

Never in my life,
I don't know,

I've never farted
in my life!

Ever!
[laughing]

- By the way,
Captain Glenn,

I don't understand why
you have to share a room

with the engineer.

What kind of boat
is this?

Shouldn't you have
your own quarters?

- Usually-usually
the captain

on a boat this size
has his own cabin,

but we just don't have
the space for it.

- Well I'm not one to judge
Captain Glenn's decisions,

but a special guest
is joining us

and she's qualified
to do so.

From "Below Deck
Mediterranean,"

it is our friend,
Captain Sandy.

Hey, Captain Sandy!
How you doing?

- Hi Andy!

Hi everyone!
- Sandy!

- Hey Sandy.
- Hi!

- Sandy,
how's it going?

- It's great, Andy.

Actually, you know,
just trying to

stay focused here
in quarantine.

Other than that,
just enjoying life

and stalking a lot
on Instagram.

- Very good.

Sandy, you worked
with Adam

on "Below Deck Med,"

and he, of course,
was on "Sailing Yacht."

Did you notice
any differences

between his approaches
on the two shows?

- No, not really.

I didn't see
any difference.

I think Adam
is Adam.

So...

What you see
is what you get.

- That's right, Sandy.

- Captain Glenn
shared a cabin.

What was your
reaction to that?

Would you ever
share a cabin?

- Hell no.

No, not in [indistinct].
- Sorry, Jenna.

- Okay, on that note,
thank you, Captain Sandy!

We are so excited
to see you on

the new season of
"Below Deck Med,"

which premieres
right after this reunion.

Thanks Sandy!

- Thanks Sandy!
Bye Sandy!

- After the break,
we are breaking down

the Jenna and Adam
situation.

Don't go anywhere.

Coming up...

- She had to lie about
what her past was.

- She chose
to do that.

- Well no,
I had to lie.

♪♪♪

- Welcome back to the
"Below Deck: Sailing Yacht

"Reunion @Home."
I'm Andy Cohen,

catching up with Captain Glenn
Adam, Jenna, Madison,

Georgia, Paget and Ciara,
Parker, and Byron.

Well, right off the bat,

sparks flew between
Jenna and Adam,

but their hot
and cold boatmance

got them into hot water.

- How's that feel?
- Good.

This is the first time
in my life

I have a total connection
with somebody.

- I don't ever want
to have conflict.

- I don't either.
- So that there's even

any conflict is
a problem for me.

- Let's dig in.

Liam W. said "Adam said on
'Watch What Happens Live'

"that you're
no longer dating,

"but actually that's
not all he said,

"he said you were kind of
figuring things out.

"So, what is your status,
would you say, Jenna?"

- Adam can't answer that?
- Well Adam-- yeah.

I would l-- Adam?
- You know, I- I- I-

I think, um, I think
we've said it all along

that, uh, this whole situation
in the show has been

----ed up world.
I'll say it again,

this whole situation,
this whole show's

been particularly
difficult for us.

- Why was it difficult?

- Well, I think for pretty
obvious reasons, Andy.

Come on.
And, um, so, you know,

given the-- given the difficulty
of the situation in the show

and everything
we went through, um--

it was per-- it was-- it was
very, very important for me,

especially with my experience in
having done this multiple times,

it is so hard to do this.
It is so hard to get through it,

particularly if you're not shown
in a good light.

- How do you feel about
the way you come off

on the show?
- You know, the way I come off,

I-I have no one to blame
but myself for that.

I choose to do the show,
I choose to act a certain way,

and I choose to accept
the, uh, consequences, so.

- Jenna, what exactly happened
to your relationship with Adam

when you got off the boat?

What happened after
your road trip?

- Adam and I
actually flew

to San Francisco
together.

I met his family.

We drove across
the country

to my hometown,
and then we drove

back to the states
to California

and then we drove
back again to my hometown,

we spent Christmas here.

And, yeah.
I think, like Adam said,

there's been a lot of
complications with the show

and how we're both
dealing with that.

- Just because people were
having all sorts of opinions

about the relationship, or--
- I think...

it's hard to do it on a boat,
because everyone has an opinion.

It's hard to do it, you know,
on social media

'cause everyone has
an opinion on it,

and it would be nice if he and I
got to know each other

separate from that.
- So for both of you,

what was it like
watching back your fight

in the master suite?
Did-did that affect

your relationship
when it aired?

Adam?

- Um, I mean, if anything,
it makes you a little stronger,

you know, it helps you look back
and reassess, and, um, you know,

think about those moments
and how you could've

done things differently.
- Adam, Nicole S. said

"You showed traits of jealousy,
manipulation, goading,

"then blaming,
trivializing, etc.

"Are you aware of
how you come off?"

- I was fully reminded of
how I come off this season

by, uh, by the public,
and, you know, I think that, um,

that was all sort of a result
of-- of what, uh,

what I did and, you know,
the decisions that I made.

- Jenna, Laura E. Facebooked
and wants to know

why you asked Georgia
to lie to Adam

about both of you hooking up
with the same guy?

- So, when that came up,

the guy that we have in common
I didn't really date,

and it wasn't really
the full story.

And we joked about it
for the minute

and it got to Adam,

and I wanted her
to just say, "Hey,

"it didn't really
happen like that.

"Don't take it personally."

And that's all that
I was hopeful for.

I didn't lie, I just--
Go ahead, Georgia.

- I feel like Adam have an idea
of how he wanted Jenna to be,

and then when she was herself,
you wanted her to change,

kind of fit
his requirements.

Adam, that's me
going from your reaction

to us making jokes about
something that is,

like, like, there is
no chance of it happening,

I mean the whole--
- That statement has nothing

to do with that, at all.

- --things of coincidence.
- (BLEEP).

- We try to laugh it off,
but then...

It turned into some
really big thing, you know?

Adam made Jenna feel
ashamed about her past.

She had to lie about
what her past was

so he'd accept her.

- I didn't lie about it--
- Well no, I had to lie.

- I don't care that she had sex
with someone in the past.

She's probably had sex
with dozens of people

from the past.
I don't care about that.

The point is that
they were gloating about it

in front of me
while I'm stressed out at work.

It's not that hard to explain.
- It was one comment, Adam.

- I think the thing is,
we can all be reactive at times,

but the lesson here is to
maybe take a breather--

- No, I think the one person
you're not supposed to lie to

is your spouse.
You shouldn't have to

break bits of you off
to fit their mold.

- Well Georgia, you said
that Jenna changed

when she was with Adam.

Do you think they were
a good couple?

- It just got to a point when,
just, a negative effect

on Jenna's behavior.
Like, I don't want Jenna to

feel like she has to lie
about anything she's done,

or how she is.
I feel like she's--

- You only felt
that way

because you were
her subordinate.

- No, because she's another
----ing human, Adam. Really.

- Madison, do you think Adam
and Jenna made a good couple?

- After Adam called
Jenna psychotic,

and this is
even after

she wasn't the nicest
to me all season,

and I went in there
and I'm like,

"(BLEEP) him for calling you
that way because, you know what,

"no man deserves to treat
another woman like this."

- You're using this
as an opportunity

to now say, "Even though
you were a dick to me,

"I supported you."
So you're using it

as an opportunity
to sell yourself,

and that sucks, and it's like,
I, personally, don't like

unsolicited advice.
I don't need advice.

- Dude, like, you were
literally laying in bed

all day being like,
"He called me psychotic,

"yada, yada, yada,"
and I tried to console you.

- I just want to say that, like,
as a couple in yachting,

I think there has to be
a good balance.

Being able to work together
is great if you're accomplishing

your entire goal of
being on the yacht,

and your entire goal
is making...

a great experience
for the guests.

If you're accomplishing that
and the guests are always happy,

then your issue with
the crew is, like,

a minor, minor issue,

because your only reason
for being there

is for the guests.

- The one point
I want to make is

did any guest ever complain
about service?

- Nope.
- Nope.

- Do either of you think you'll
get back together someday?

- Adam?

[chuckling]

- Well, you know,
to be 100% honest,

I don't think that's any of
you guys's business.

[laughing]

- All right,
we'll leave it there.

After the break,
we are unpacking

the interior crew drama.
Stay with us.

Coming up...
- [indistinct]

I'm sorry Jenna,
please be quiet.

♪♪♪

- Welcome back to the
"Below Deck: Sailing Yacht"

reunion at home.
I'm Andy Cohen,

joined by Captain Glen, Adam,
Jenna, Madison, Georgia,

Paget and Ciara,
Parker, and Byron.

The interior crew
tried to provide

a smooth guest experience,
but chief stew Jenna

and her rapports,
Madison and Georgia,

seem to rub one another
the wrong way,

and I have questions.

- When you were laying
on his lap or something,

try to talk to me, like,
professionally.

- I'm just lowering myself

by even having this
----ing conversation.

Sometimes time management
is lacking.

It's bullsh--.
- Jenna, Mish L. Facebooked

and said, "Why would you tell
on Madison for staying up late

"after her shift
was over with Parker

"when you would leave
and spend time with Adam

"when you are on shift?

"As chief stew, do you think
you set an ideal example

"for your fellow colleagues?"

- So, every scene that you see
when I'm sitting on Adam's lap

or sitting beside him
in the crew mess,

I'm actually done for the day,

and that is my home
as well, right?

So that is the only
space that we have.

Ciara and Paget have
their cabin-- Madison?

Yep, you'll get your chance.

Mad- Madison, my issue
wasn't with her

doing anything with Parker,
I didn't care about that.

My issue was

she would prolong
her duties

to stay up [indistinct]--
- Bullsh--!

- --and that was my issue.
- I wanted to sit down.

After having, like,
a camera on me

for two hours

[overlapping chatter]

Don't-- I'm sorry, Jenna,
please be quiet.

I was trying to make sure
that everything was okay,

set up for you guys.

I wanted to sit down
and have a meal.

If that meant me staying up
an extra fifteen minutes

to see another human being,
to talk to them,

without a camera in my face
being dead silent,

that's what I wanted.
You got to go sit on

the front of the deck
with Adam during a charter.

Like, that is so unbeknownst.
Like, what is going on?

- This is the issue, I think,
with you and I,

is the communication is
not clear between you and I.

- You never try.

- Can I speak for a minute?
- You're always with Adam

or always, like,
more concerned with Adam.

- You, from the beginning,
had an issue with me.

And do you think you would
like to work with someone

who would possibly
roll their eyes

or went--
[scoffing]?

Everyone can see you

when they're watching
the season, Madison.

You have a huge
attitude with me.

- Georgia, what do you
wanna say?

- With being up later,
you would expect

the other duties,
such as laundry, to be done,

rather than the time being spent
doing love letters or cereal.

- I wrote one note
one time to Parker.

- My issue is not with
your note to Parker.

My issue is you
taking four hours--

- I did not even
like Parker!

I was just trying
to support him.

Parker, please feel free
to, like, jump in

whenever the (BLEEP)
you want.

- I will, I just don't want
to talk over anybody.

- I think Adam has actually
found true love.

[laughter]

- Man's best friend.
- Um--

- I had one more
point to make.

So, Madison and Georgia,
you both worked for me.

How come it is that Georgia
and I were able to get along,

and you and I weren't?
Same management style.

And I get it, maybe you
have a different style.

- Yo, Jenna, Georgia was
third stew, though.

Madison was supposed to be--
- What does that

have to do with it?
- Madison's supposed--

- Parker, what the (BLEEP)
does that mean?

- To be your right hand,
like-like--

- Right, and when you want
somebody who's your right hand

to have your back and not
roll their eyes--

- Yeah, but I don't think
she felt-- from the get-go,

Jenna, I don't think Madison
felt like you had her back.

- Why was that?
[indistinct]

- She doesn't have
anyone's back, Parker.

- You literally
to Jenna were, like,

acting a different way
than you were to me.

- Are you talking about me?
- And I didn't know that

and always had your back,

and it makes me
really frustrated.

- You didn't always
have her back,

'cause you scapegoated her

by blaming her for jobs
that you didn't do.

- Madison, when you
didn't do things,

you said that it was me.

- But you ran
to Jenna every time--

- You [indistinct]
in episodes.

- Georgia, what happened
between you and Madison?

You two had such a lovefest
at the end of the season.

- No, listen, Andy,
Madison and I were 100%

during the season.

But you need to understand--
- But we weren't,

'cause I'm now watching,
and we weren't 100%, Georgia.

- Wait, think about me.

I've got both
of my superiors being

upset with me because
I'm loyal to one or the other.

Like, Madison hates
that I get along with Jenna.

Jenna hates that
I'm coddling Madison.

I love Madison.

Madison and I have a really,
really, really close bond.

- I'm gonna play nice here,
that, Madison,

I actually felt like
I could trust you

at all times with guests.
- Thank you.

- I felt like you were great
with service, I really did.

And I really, actually,
genuinely hoped

that we could have had
a good relationship.

And you, Georgia, and I,
that first night that

we were in the cabin,
we had a great conversation.

And somehow it turned.
- We didn't--

- If you have a (BLEEP) boss,
you have to make do.

You're never gonna get
a boss you love.

- Georgia, I would! Goddamn it!
This is why I'm getting upset,

'cause you don't even have
my back when you say you do.

Oh, my god!
- Madison, honestly,

it's not about having your back.
I'm just trying to be honest.

- Okay, I want to
move on a little bit.

Jenna, Lisa R. wants to know,
"Why would you laugh

that you made
an employee cry?

"You come off as a cruel person
when you and Adam are joking

"about punishing
and breaking Madison.

"That was an upsetting
scene to watch."

- I think it's very hard for me
to defend myself

when I know
my true character,

and there's a representation
of me on TV

that I feel is different.

I know that, you know, Madison
would not agree with that,

but I know
my intentions are good.

I know that I would never
want to hurt somebody.

I reached out
and apologized to Madison

after we had
finished filming.

- Like, months after.

Dude, you made my life
a living hell.

You hurt me, like, maliciously.
You hurt me.

And you were trying to hurt me.
You were trying to break me.

- Wait, how did I make
your life a living hell?

Like, I don't
understand that.

- All right,
we're gonna leave it there.

We will be right back.
Coming up:

- I really have
been bothered

by some of my behavior,

and I've reflected on it
quite a it.

♪♪♪

- All right,
we're back with

the "Below Deck Sailing Yacht
Reunion @Home."

I'm Andy Cohen
with Captain Glen,

Adam, Jenna, Madison, Georgia,
Paget and Ciara,

Parker, and Byron.

Ciara, you've worked both
in the interior and exterior,

what do you think could've been
fixed with this department?

- Honestly,
I think communication

could've been a good, like--
a really beneficial thing

for both parties,
for Madison and Jenna.

And I feel like, honestly,
as a chief stew,

you know way more
than the second stew.

- Captain Glen, do you agree?
- If you're gonna succeed

in this industry, you've gotta
learn to let things slide.

Um, and you can't be
too defensive.

You-you know, you can't be
too confrontational

with the people
in your department,

especially the people
that you're working under.

- Georgia, Kate F. said
that you wanted Jenna

to be more accountable
for her behavior.

How would you like to
see her change as a boss?

- So I'll be honest.

If she wasn't, you know,
a smitten kitten with Adam,

I feel like she would have
paid enough attention as--

if Madison and I told her
we were having issues with her,

she would have been like,
"Okay, fair enough."

And I feel like
she would've taken it.

- Jenna, what's
your reaction to that?

- It would've been different
if I hadn't been with Adam.

I know that, I know things would
have shifted dramatically.

It was also hard to manage
a relationship,

be a manager on a new boat,
an all new crew,

heavy charter, and I apologize.
I really do.

And it also-- it feels like
when I apologize,

it's like, "Oh, whatever,
she's just apologizing,

and she doesn't really mean it."
I genuinely do.

- After working all day,
I literally would turn on

the shower at night and cry.
- She's apologizing.

Do you accept her apology?
- I don't know.

It could've been real
if it had been more genuine,

over, like, maybe
when the season started.

But it was two months after--
- The letter that I wrote you,

when I-- when I said all
the compliments toward you,

I felt at odds
for what to be

able to give you
to satisfy you.

- I don't know how else to,
like, reiterate this

without looking like-
like a dick right now,

but you made it very,
very, very hard for me.

And I left there

feeling so horrible
about myself,

because I had someone that
I kept trying to be kind to--

- Do you think it's kind
to constantly say,

"Jenna just wants to be
on Adam's dick,"

and "All she cares about
is ---ing Adam"?

- That wasn't--
- But, Jenna, you're not hearing

that you didn't a (BLEEP) what
Madison had to say at the time.

- Okay, you guys
are not resolved.

Jenna, would you work with
Madison and Georgia again?

- Georgia, yes. I think
Madison would do better

with another style
of leadership.

Again, I'm not saying

that you're a sh--- stew
by any means.

I think that I can't
give you what you need,

and I-I-I'm at a loss

for what I would
be able to give you.

- Jenna, what's your biggest
regret of the season?

- My biggest regret is...

that I really
do pride myself

on building relationships,

and I really do

sincerely apologize to
Madison and Georgia

for ever making
you feel bad.

It feels like
when I apologize,

it doesn't seem sincere,

but I really have--
[sniffling]

Sorry. I really
have been bothered

by some of my behavior,

and I've reflected
on it quite a bit.

And I just hope
you know that.

- Yeah, we do.
We do, it's fine.

- And, Madison, I know you and I
haven't had the chance to talk,

but I don't know,
I just--

I would never
want bad feelings

between anyone and--
- Okay, what--

what did I tell you
when I texted you?

Bad feelings towards anyone?
- I know.

- But I think there should be
certain conversations

that should've
been had privately,

instead of, like, on this.

And to me, like, that's--
I would've--

if you-- if you would've
called me and said,

"Hey, I feel like a dick,"
I would've been like,

"Hey, I'm sorry
I was so emotional."

Like, that would've
been great to me--

- I tried to do that.

Adam was there
when I tried to call you.

It was--
I really did try.

And Adam knows firsthand
how much this has upset me.

- [audio breaking up]
we went through

a very unique situation.

- I, like-- I just don't
give a (BLEEP) anymore.

It's a new season.
It was a year ago.

- Okay.
- It's a very diff--

It's a different season.
- So you accept her apology?

- Yes.
- Okay.

- I just-- I-- honestly,
I've moved so much past this.

It's when she texted me,

I said I don't have
bad blood with anyone.

I don't have anymore energy
to give to anyone

that's being negative.
I just-- I'm over it.

- Okay. Adam, what's your
biggest regret of the season.

- I-I don't really like
answering the regret thing.

I don't generally have
too many regrets.

It's just sh---- decisions,
and you learn from all of 'em.

- What have you learned
about yourself this season?

- That I really, really,
really despise yachting.

- Fair to say this is the last
season of "Below Deck"

we'll see you on?

- Bye.
- Well, it was a great season.

And I want to thank
all of you for joining me

from multiple continents

and for such an entertaining
first season.

Hopefully we had a little bit
of resolution.

I think Paget and Ciara
are yawning

because they drank three
bottles of wine in Italy.

Uh, stay tuned
for the season premiere

of "Below Deck
Mediterranean" now.

I'm Andy Cohen,
and thanks for joining us.

♪♪♪