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Tonight,

the Below Deck Sailing Yacht Reunion goes full tilt.

Gary, do you think you were

a twat to all the women on the boat?

- Ummm...

- You clearly also hated me

and thought that I was a giant bitch.

- Don't put words in my mouth, Dais.

- You never called me a bitch?

- That does not wash at all.

- And a Parsifal 3 way boat-mance.

Why don't you think you broke girl code?

- Why don't we ask Sydney.

- I'm totally getting emotional.

- He thinks it's not his child.

And he doesn't want to have anything to do with it.

- My heart breaks for Dani.

- Dani, everybody wants to know,

is JL the father of your baby?

- Well, let's put it this way--

- Jean-Luc couldn't join us, so we tracked him down.

What do you say to that?

- Oh man. You're going to make me do this now, aren't you?

- Below Deck Sailing Yacht Reunion starts now.

Welcome to the Below Deck Sailing Yacht

Season Two Reunion.

I'm your host, Andy Cohen.

After navigating strong winds and a whirlwind of headstrong

charter guests, the Parsifal 3 crew has

officially made it back to port.

Hope everyone has a strong drink

because we are diving

into everything that went down this season.

Let's check in with the gang.

Hey, Captain Glenn.

- Hey, how are you doing, Andy?

- Great, where are you joining us from?

- I'm at my apartment in Palma de Mailorca, Spain.

- Oh, lucky you.

Let's turn to our Chief Stew, Daisy.

Hi, Daisy.

- Hi. - Daisy, where are you?

- I'm in Palma.

- Oh, ok. Great.

Next up is Gary.

Hey, Gary.

- Hey, Andy. How's it going?

- Everything's going good. Where are you?

- I'm in Genoa, Italy at the moment.

- Wow.

- The land of pesto.

Uhhh...

Chef Natasha.

- How are you? - Hi Andy!

- Hi. - I'm fine, thank you.

- How are you feeling about this reunion tonight?

- Umm, pretty good, I guess.

- Next up, the king of the catamaran.

Hey, Colin, how are you doing?

- How's it going, Andy?

Good, thank you. - Good.

That's a very neat bedroom you have there.

- Yeah, I'm in a hotel in Panama.

I had to travel an hour and a half

out of the jungle to get some decent Wi-Fi.

- Wow! Well, thank you for the effort you made.

We really appreciate it.

Sydney, how are you? And where are you?

- I'm doing good, Andy. Thanks

I am also in Palma de Mailorca.

I'm actually in Daisy's room.

I was just in a hotel, but we were running late.

- Are you and Daisy like in the same room?

Because I see your background looks very similar.

- Yeah, she's like right there.

- Oh, I love it.

That's so cute.

Next up, it is Alli. Hey, Alli.

How are you doing? - Hey, Andy.

I'm good, thank you.

- Last but not least, it's Dani.

Hey, Dani.

- Hi, Andy. - Hi.

Congratulations to you.

You're ready to pop any day now.

How are you feeling?

- Thank you. I feel good. I feel pretty good.

I'm ready.

- Very good.

Well, we are missing Jean-Luc.

Jean-Luc is currently

on charter and he can't join us today.

But I have a feeling it's just

some slight chafing and it'll clear up tomorrow.

- Hope so!

- Just two day's time. We're a minute into the show

and Gary already changed his hair.

- It's still wet, I'm finally letting it hang down.

- Ok. - Look good.

- Ok. Uh, Jaycee M Facebooked us and said,

Glenn, are you single?

I'm asking for a friend.

- I'm not married, but I'm not celibate.

Let's put it that way.

- So you are single?

- Well...

- Does it go down in your DM's?

I bet it does.

- Oh, yeah, I get a lot of interesting DM's.

- I bet.

- Photos, videos, you know, all kinds of invitations.

It's great. - I bet.

- I love it. - Yes.

Dani, Carrie B. said Alli confirmed

on Watch What Happens Live

that you guys hooked up in the master cabin.

Be honest. Who's the better kisser?

Alli or JL?

- Definitely Alli.

- Nice.

Kay A. wants to know, Captain Glenn,

do you require that all deck crew gets checked out for STDs

since bed hopping is the norm for the crew?

- Not up till now, but next season for sure.

- What kind of question is that?

It's not... It's not my department.

- Very good. I have to say,

it was fun for me this season watching the show because you

all were clearly an excellent crew.

I mean, you all really were great at your jobs.

Did you... you would agree with that, Glenn?

- Absolutely, they were amazing,

fantastic crew, I couldn't ask for a better crew.

- Yeah, well,

while Captain Glenn considered this crew a crack team

overall, a fracture between the interior and exterior

crews seemed to get deeper all season.

And along the way, it caused many a Yachty breakdown.

Watch.

- JL needs to serve with us every time he comes.

Is it possible to get some help down the interior?

We have dishes everywhere.

- We never get help from them up on deck.

But as soon as they need help, I'll be right there.

If everyone just did their part,

I wouldn't have to come across as such a bitch.

From my side of it,

because I think you and Dani are just hooking up.

- Change your own department.

Don't come and it up with my job.

- I've literally been told not to offer help to you guys.

- You don't have to work any later than eleven,

even if there's still dishes to do.

- What?!

- It's getting pretty old pretty fast.

- Gary, Stephanie M. wants to know

why you have such an issue with helping the interior

with dishes, service and other dinner things.

- Right. Umm...

Well, it wasn't that I didn't want to help, but when you're

working a 17 hour day nonstop, and I'm not saying no one is

working because we all worked really hard.

To get the motivation to help inside after a 17 hour day,

it's very, very hard to find that motivation.

- I want to hear from Daisy.

- Come on, Daisy.

- I felt... It wasn't that I felt

like you were any lazier, worked any less than we did.

That was never

my interpretation of what was happening.

But my interpretation was that, oh, it's interior?

Not my problem. Not my job.

I know you work 17 hours a day, but I also know

that you had a lot of downtime during those 17 hours.

But, that's ok.

- Colin, Leah C. said it looked like

you did some of the deck work aside from your engineer work

and helped Natasha prepare the crew meals.

Why is it such a hassle

for the interior to get a little help as well?

Was Gary overreacting?

- Umm...

No, I kind of agree with Gary on this one.

The deck guys are working really hard

and yeah, it's just it's just one of those things

that it's easy to point the finger and assume other

people aren't working as hard as you are.

But everyone was busting their ass on this boat, so...

- Gary, how many smoke breaks did you take a day?

- Uhh.. Three, four, maybe.

- Three or four a day? That's it?

- Who knows?

- Three or four, first smoke break.

So if you have three or four per smoke break. Four smoke

breaks, that equals at least 12.

So...

A 12 cigarette break during

dinner time is not a good time.

Dinner service is my biggest pet hate.

And I agree with both of you.

I don't think an exterior crew were lazy at all.

It was the chosen times to kind

of seem to have a break. It grated me.

- Glenn, are the interior

and exterior crews obligated to help each other out,

or is it completely up to the department heads?

- It's got to be you know, it's got to be reciprocated.

I think it was, but it's got to be a team effort.

It's not, Oh, that's not my department.

That does not wash at all.

- Martha D. emailed Dani, you were rightfully

pissed when you learned Gary was trying to change your job

to address JL's lazy behavior when he worked nights.

How do you think Gary should have dealt with the problem?

- He should have dealt with JL.

If his problem was that JL wasn't working,

he should have dealt with him, not with me.

I was doing my job.

- Daisy, did it bother you when Gary tried to insert himself

into how you run your department?

- Umm, at the time it didn't. I understood where

Gary was coming from, but when I saw the interview

and he said like, Oh, Daisy takes, takes, takes,

I didn't mind that he came to me.

I was like, Ok, well, this isn't going to work.

And he's like, he takes takes takes. I'm like,

Piss off. Like this is the way it's going to go.

There's no way I'm changing

my department because of your absolutely moronic deckhand.

Like, I'm not... It's just not

going to happen. And it's my fault. No.

- So the moronic deckhand in question is JL?

- Well...

- I think we blame everything on JL.

He's not here. It makes sense, right?

- Anything that went wrong this season, JL.

- I'm not blaming him because he's not here.

I am blaming Gary for slagging me off behind a closed door

where I'm not around to stick up for myself.

And yeah, that's not what I'm Ok with.

He asked me for a favor.

I said no, and that was the end of this.

- Coming up...

- I was like, get drunk.

They're not going to have five courses.

- You were punishing them for being drunk?

- Welcome back to the

Below Decks Sailing Yacht Reunion.

I am Andy Cohen,

joined by the Parsifal 3 crew, Captain Glenn, Daisy,

Gary, Natasha, Colin, Sydney, Alli and Dani.

Rosie I. wants to know, Sydney,

did Gary really tell the deck team not to help the stew's or

were you just saying that to cause drama?

- Ummm...

I would never say anything just to cause drama.

However, there was times that

perhaps I was encouraged to focus on my breaks instead

of helping Interior when I was rather the Interior.

- Gary, did you say that?

- Yes, I did.

But I said it after 11 o'clock at night, and I remember as

clear as day me saying that Sydney was up when she

was on days at 6 o'clock in the morning.

We didn't get a rest throughout the day because we

were busy, but that's just how it was.

And I said to her, after 11 o'clock, you go to bed.

By law, she is not allowed

to work from 6 o'clock till 11 o'clock at night.

By law, she is not. So I'm just trying to look out

for my deck department as much as possible and then for her

to go to everyone around the table and says, Gary said,

I'm not allowed to help you out.

I kind of did, but I had reason behind it.

- Yeah, I will say I was really wound up when Gary said that.

But by watching over it made a lot more sense to me.

He didn't say don't help,

but of course people like to have their breaks.

Never ever what I expected from anybody.

- Question, sorry.

I mean, and I agree with you completely Daisy,

but if I had a terrible work ethic, I'm sure I wouldn't

have lasted this long on boats.

And yes, I agree with what you said Dais and Glenn,

that we were a team and we need to help each other out.

I've learned that from this

season and it's not going to continue.

Thanks Dais, my girl.

But at the end of the day, when you've worked your shift,

you can't physically work 24 hours nonstop.

And that goes for every single person here.

So for me saying to her it was looking out for her.

Sydney, I never said that to never help.

- And volatile relationship with you,

I knew you were season Yachty

and a lot of stuff we agreed with

and some stuff we didn't.

And it was very confusing for me.

I think watching the show, it was obvious where I was

confused and where my and where there was

miscommunication, misinformation coming to me.

But you clearly also hated me

and thought that I was a giant bitch. So...

- Don't put words in my mouth, Daisy.

I never thought that.

One thing I can elaborate on...

- You never called me a bitch?!

- I might have said you acted bitchy.

I'd never say you were a bitch. Not a

My mom would give me a back hand if I said that.

- When did he call you a bitch, Daisy?

We're going to do...

We're going to do all these pillows for everybody.

Oh, for most women who deserves.

Who doesn't deserve that? Daisy.

Oh, what's the thing we would change most about charter?

Uh, Daisy. And then it went on and on and on.

I also heard in personal messages from other crew

members being like yeah, well Daisy's such a bitch.

But we all know that.

- No, well, I can tell you now that's not true.

Anyway. This is stupid.

We're not even arguing over

this because I never called you a bitch.

I might have said you're being bitchy, which is not the same.

Being bitchy and being a bitch is completely different.

Anyway, what I was saying,

what I was elaborating on is when you say communication was

a problem and I think that is what it boils down to.

- It wasn't easy for watching

the way you spoke about me in our interviews.

I didn't think it was very nice.

I think you were pretty harsh

about me, that you were derogatory towards my job.

You were derogatory towards me as I felt as a woman.

And I like you.

I have a lot of respect for you and...

I don't know. I don't know

where we kind of broke down during the season,

but it obviously happened. Maybe it was other people.

- I'm sorry that you feel that way, Dais.

I honestly do.

I might have missed those

episodes where I've been so derogatory to you because

that actually hurts me a little bit because I never

thought I was derogatory to anyone.

Yeah. I don't know if I said

anything bad that made you feel that way.

And I apologize.

- What?!

- I don't know what, what me saying, Daisy...

- Literally, the last episode, you literally went at me.

I wasn't even around

and you're like, yeah, Daisy this, Daisy that

Daisy's a this.

This and blah blah. You went at me.

I wasn't even around and you were like every woman

deserves everything apart from Daisy. Like, oh, Ok.

That makes me feel like toxic.

- No, that wouldn't make you feel smashing.

I can understand that.

- Did you say it or not?

- I could, I mean if I said it I said it.

If it's on TV I must have.

- Ok.

- I don't, me knowing myself as a person,

I don't see myself saying something like that.

But I guess it happened.

I need to watch the episodes.

- Yeah, I have a feeling we're going

to roll the clip right now.

- Most women should be treated like Queens.

- Most? - Daisy, no.

- The interesting thing is that,

you know, Alli and Dani, Sophie B. pointed out,

this might be the first Below Deck season where all

the stew's got along with the Chief Stew.

What would you say were Daisy's strengths as a boss?

- I always felt like no matter

what I was doing, I was going to be able to get

it right because I had Daisy's support the whole way through.

She took the time to actually

teach me things the way that they should be done.

And she was amazing.

- Daisy's amazing! This is great.

- That's great.

Glenn, Dan F. from Syracuse wants to know why your crew

has such a looser code of conduct rules than

the crews on the other Below Deck shows.

You do seem way more easy

breezy than Sandy or Captain Lee.

- I think maybe this season you see them party on the boat,

you see them doing stuff on the boat.

And so maybe it seems like they should be acting

in a certain way because they're on the boat.

But it's partly because they

can't go to a bar and really let loose.

But I think they're professional.

As far as my style.

Yeah, I'm a little more hands off.

But, you know,

my style only works with great people and I think I had great

people and they you know, they take care of themselves.

- Yeah. And to elaborate.

I think because of our situation

with the Covid protocols

and stuff, we had to socialize on the boat.

And while you're working

on the boat, the boat is our home and you're a lot more

relaxed and a lot more loose in your own home, I think,

than out in public, in a bar or at a restaurant.

And people are seeing

that and comparing it to other seasons.

But this season is like no other.

So it's it's a bit

of an unfair judgment, if I may say so.

- And also, other seasons were a party.

I'm also like, relax, it's just a boat.

People are just having sex. We're just going swimming.

- Glenn, is there anything

that you saw while you were

watching the show that you didn't know happened

that wound up irritating you when you saw the show?

- I think people casually,

everybody like a revolving door into the guest

cabins is not cool, but it's not, for me

it's not a deal breaker.

It's not like something I'm going to fire somebody over.

- All right. We'll be right back.

Up next...

- If you were sincere about this apology,

you would have said it to me one on one.

You wouldn't have waited to on the reunion show.

- Welcome back to the Below Deck Sailing Yacht Reunion.

I'm Andy Cohen.

We got Captain Glenn, Daisy,

Gary, Natasha, Colin, Sydney, Alli and Dani.

While Chef Natasha received

a buffet of rave reviews about her cooking this season,

some charter guests were less than satisfied,

and her colleagues found her performance to be as all over

the place as one of her signature dessert paintings.

Take a look.

- You have to initiate breakfast

like you have to set the table to get it out.

First thing you do is to set the table.

This is your job.

- They're asking for more bread.

Yeah, that's like twenty pita bread.

But you didn't put out twenty of those?

- Yes, I did.

- Why is she blatantly lying about pita bread?

No, you didn't put out 20. - I make it. I'm telling you.

- Take that back for me. - Yeah, sure.

- I just want the poached egg. - Not the sauce?

- I'm just letting the captain know about

the with the Eggs Benedict.

- What was the problem? Daisy is such a bitch.

- I told you we should have our own chef with us.

- I'm just doing like three

courses for dinner because they are totally hammered.

- Natasha. You didn't tell the guests

that they were having five courses, did you?

- Nope. I told them three.

- Natasha has done this so many times.

pissing me off.

- All right.

Natasha, who was the worst guest and why?

- I would say Barrie Charter for sure

is the most challenging.

It was a quite unique charter, something I never had before.

- Natasha, Shannon C. said

as a yacht chef serving a majority of Americans.

Have you learned how to make eggs and admit that a poached

egg and over easy eggs are not the same as scrambled eggs?

Natasha, defend your egg cooking.

- Yeah, I have learned the definition of making eggs,

but I like any one of us like sometimes.

- Natasha, Jessica L. wants to know how many

pitas actually were in the basket?

- There were actually twenty and I know Daisy may

not agree with me on this, but there was twenty

and I know like I have photos

and all the dates on my iPhone.

The thing is, my ex-boyfriend at that time,

I had sent him photos, what I was doing the breakfast.

And he sent back the photo for me when he saw the episode

with the date on it and the time that I had sent him.

So I did make 21, 22 pitas.

It's not something I want to argue about anymore.

I think it's the past it's not really...

- Well, listen, if you have the receipt, let's see the photo.

- I have this phone.

Ok, I'm trying to see if I

can check this phone right now.

- Ok, great.

Daisy, do you think there were 20 pitas in there?

- If there were 20 pitas, fine.

I will put my hands up and say it's Ok.

You know, me and Natasha are friends.

I will be ok with that, but I strong how

I strong heartedly believe that there were not.

Maybe there were 14, maybe there were 10.

Maybe there were 19. There weren't 20 pitas!

- So we have the photo of the pitas.

Let's see it. There it is.

I mean, I don't you know...

- That that looks more like 11 pitas than 20.

- No, it's not. It's not. Check it out!

You would see. Check it properly and you will see.

- Really? They've been

studying it in the control room, and I don't know,

one, two, three, four...

- It's more that nine. I'm sure.

- Daisy, did that picture close this issue?

Or does it beg more questions?

- You're having a laugh. Absolutely not.

I need a

I need more like she made pitas.

I love Natasha. I'm not signing her off.

This isn't about that.

But she made that particular breakfast multiple times.

That is bull

- Oh, so you think that that that could be

a picture of pitas from another day as well?

- No, I could show you pitas from another day.

- Someone with half a brain can take a picture

any day that you made pitas

and say that came from that particular day.

- It also, though,

does not look like the amount of pitas that Natasha thinks.

- I think it's Photoshopped.

- I want to know if Colin is

glad that he drove two and a half hours

for better wi-fi for this conversation.

- I just

If you're going to send a photo,

make sure there are 20 in there.

I have to

But that's a photo.

I honestly believe that I made 20

but it could be wrong, I could be wrong.

But I honestly think--

- You can't say you have multiple photos of multiple

pita parties, like it's just not a thing.

This was a specific day

with a specific amount of pitas. There wasn't 20!

It's Ok. It doesn't matter.

- There's not even 20 in the photo.

- Yeah I know.

- Coming up...

Raise your hand if you think Natasha was

to blame for the tip on Barrie's charter.

- Welcome back to the Below Deck Sailing

Yacht Reunion, I'm Andy Cohen

with Captain Glenn, Daisy, Gary, Natasha, Colin, Sydney,

Alli and Dani.

Natasha, Wendy M. wants to know why

can't you admit when you make mistakes?

Nobody's perfect.

- Watching myself back

on the show, it made me realize how

defensive I was. Daisy, the way she approached me,

it's kind of like intimidating to me.

It's kind of like aggressive.

So whatever she gives to me,

like I give back to her and I'm sorry.

Daisy and I spoke about that and we're in a better place.

And I was wrong a lot of times.

So I am sorry.

And I apologize for the times that I was wrong.

- Very good. I love that.

- Get on you. - Yeah.

Vishnu M. wants to know, Glenn,

what was your reaction when you watched the show and saw

all the ways Natasha dropped the ball and even lied to or

misled guests? For example, telling Erica's

charter they got five courses then changing it to three.

Telling Barrie's charter he'd gotten the cotton candy

machine and then bailing on that request,

serving scrambled eggs when

the guests asked for over easy.

Should you have stepped in sooner, Glenn?

- Good question.

Again, I see that stuff after

the fact, so it's kind of hard to step in.

I think a couple of those are simple mistakes.

I love Natasha's food.

I gained a lot of weight during the season.

She's an amazing chef.

But we all make mistakes.

I think she made some mistakes.

And she you know, I think she misinterpreted

some some orders and stuff like that.

But maybe a couple of times,

I don't know what happened with the three courses and

the five courses, but maybe she made a judgment call

and, you know, she's got her hand up so let her answer.

- I did tell the guests they had five courses,

but they started drinking like a lot.

So I was like, they're drunk.

They are not going to have five courses.

So that's why I switched

to having three courses instead of five courses.

But I was prepared when they came and

tell me they are hungry.

Would you like for me to stop, honestly,

Ok, I'm giving you all an extra course.

I really thought that they were drunk

and they would not have a lot of food.

- You were punishing them for being drunk?

- No, you just never know.

But the thing is like me when I'm drunk, I don't eat a lot.

Some people eat a lot. Some people don't.

So, I was like-- - Oh my God, I eat.

I eat like two meals when I'm drunk.

Daisy, you blamed the bad tip

after Barrie's charter on Natasha.

Do you still stand by that statement today?

- You know what, I go back and forth,

I kind of think it was a collective thing.

I do believe that we were all

a team and I think we all dropped the ball.

But, yeah, I was pissed off at Natasha's performance.

- Natasha, what do you think?

- Maybe I am, maybe I'm not. Me, I'm not blaming anybody.

It is what it is and Barrie was

a difficult charter, so it more reflects on him

and not us, I guess, because I think he knew

that he and his family were difficult.

- Raise your hand if you think

Natasha was to blame for the tip on Barrie's charter.

Daisy and Gary. And Glenn is raising a finger.

- Not me, I'm joking.

- We're all to blame.

There's not one person that brings a charter ship down.

- Ok.

- Team effort.

- It's not just Natasha, it's not just deck.

It's not everybody. - Daisy.

- It's not Natasha's fault we got a bad review.

- I think it was Natasha's fault,

but I also actually really felt for

Natasha as well at the same time.

- Daisy, Jennifer W. said,

do you recognize that your condescending tone

and delivery of your feedback could account for 50 percent

of the tension between you and Natasha?

Would you do it differently after watching the show back?

- Brilliant. I love my condescending tone, but--

- I'm sure she doesn't.

- No, I absolutely recognize that.

And I didn't mean to be so condescending.

I'm not a naturally condescending person.

And the two of us struggled to communicate with each other.

So, yeah, I would have I don't

regret the strong words and done it differently?

Yeah, for sure.

- Gary, by the way,

I think your hair is settling really nicely.

- Sydney, Dani and Alli.

Lisa F. said we saw Gary

and Daisy complain a lot about Natasha's overconfidence

despite her ups and downs in the galley.

Would you want to work with her again?

Raise your hand if you would want to work with her again.

- Everybody but Daisy. Oh and Daisy, Ok.

Ok.

- Natasha's food was amazing.

Natasha's food was amazing

Natasha I'm not going to lie. You are a little bit stubborn.

A little bit.

But that's what makes you so good at your job.

And as Glenn said, yeah, we got fat.

I'm still trying to work off this weight.

Thank you very much.

So it's not easy.

Not easy, but yeah, I thought your cooking was phenomenal.

Absolutely delicious. - There you go.

And that's a good place to leave it.

After the break,

more with these yachties and of course, the boat crash.

Sorry, Captain Glenn. We'll be right back.

Up next...

- Gary knew what he was

doing, he knew the chaos that was going to cause,

and I think he should be held responsible.

- Welcome back to the Below Deck Sailing Yacht Reunion.

I'm Andy Cohen.

We got Captain Glenn, Daisy,

Gary, Natasha, Colin, Sydney, Alli and Dani.

Just when the exterior crew thought that they'd navigated

enough ups and downs for one season, everything went

sideways and the boat backed into a dock.

Let's take a look back.

- Ok, Gary, I'm going to come back.

- One, zero meters to stop.

- me! God damnit!

- Pieces of the boat floating in the water.

I'm scared to see what the boat looks like.

- I feel embarrassed.

I feel embarrassed for the crew.

Today is probably one of the worst days in my career.

- Wow. Aye, aye, aye, aye, aye.

Ok, Glenn,

was the boat crashing into the dock the worst

yachting accident of your career?

- Can we talk a bit more about the pitas, though, I think.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, that stuff doesn't happen.

And it happened, you know. First it's on film.

So that's even better.

Like everybody I've ever

worked with is going to see that.

So, yeah, it's not fun.

I know I kind of understand what happened now.

I just I talked to Byron the other

a couple of days ago, and he had a very similar problem.

When you're in high revs, when you're maneuvering

and you go under stern, it gets stuck sometimes.

And it's exactly what happened.

I didn't realize it until I spoke to him.

He spoke to the manufacturer

of the it's a control wheel pitch propeller.

And he said it's a known issue.

I didn't know about it.

I wish I had I wouldn't have used the higher revs.

But, yeah, it's a--

It ain't pretty.

- When I was watching and I was

like, he's got to be used in lower revs.

That's what happened.

- Well, the thing about-- no, exactly.

- So Andy, so so.

- Thank you, Gary.

Gary is the only one that's understanding me tonight.

How much did the repair cost? - It's a freak event.

- How much did the repair cost?

- We were the -- the people

who painted the boat just prior to this season

owed us a free paint job.

So I think was a couple of grand just to fill it.

- That's it? - But we were yeah.

- It was just a paint job? That's all that it needed?

- I know, yeah, yeah, I mean,

it was just filler that was damaged.

We were really lucky.

And you can see those we were super lucky,

those stones lifting up and riding up the back.

That was like a massive shock absorber and it saved us.

- What did the dock cost?

- I think it was five, six grand.

The insurer, our insurance took care of it.

- Wow.

Lewis I. wants to know how you

think your deck team performed during the emergency

situations you faced this season.

- Exemplary. They were amazing.

I mean,

I don't see it till after because,

you know, Gary and Sydney in JL, they're they're

sorting out this problem at the back.

I'm like thirty five meters

away trying to control what the boat's doing.

Everybody did amazing.

- All right. Let's leave it there.

Sydney and Colin, Anna B.

wants to know if you think Gary did everything he could

as JL's boss to kick his rear into gear.

- Yeah, I think

JL is an interesting case

to work with, but I think that Gary

handled him the best that he could and sometimes

you know, there could have been

more done on JL's part, but I think that JL is very,

very green as to what he was doing and maybe didn't

necessarily express that so much.

- Colin?

- Yeah, I didn't particularly get on that well

with JL from the start, we didn't really click,

but I felt like he kind of

didn't want to take instructions from from Gary or

myself sometimes that which isn't in any episodes.

But that was just his attitude towards work a little bit.

And yeah,

he was I think Sydney had a much stronger work ethic.

- Glenn, do you think JL's work

ethic improved as the season went along?

- He just didn't get the urgency of what's going on.

You know, like

they need something and he's eating, you know?

- Gary, did he improve?

- I once thought about this with JL

what that saying is,

you can take a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.

And I was trying to teach JL as much as I could.

Maybe I was a bit hard on him at times.

Maybe Sydney, too.

But then when hits the fan or we

slide into the dock, we hit the dock.

Maybe it is my forceful nature of me being hard on them

that gets them to be able to react quickly.

- Sydney, Linda J. emailed

and said, Did you like the way Gary ran the deck team?

What would you have done differently?

Maybe besides him sleeping with his employees?

- I think when it comes to a workplace situation

that Gary's very competent at his job.

Gary's very good on deck. He knows what he's talking

about, he knows sailing, he knows how to react.

So I don't have a problem

with the way he ran his deck team.

- Glenn, do you think Gary set a good

example as a department head?

- Professionally, Yes, absolutely.

Personally, yeah.

- I mean, the thing about it is

the issue is that on a boat,

personal and professional, it's just one big overlap.

So it's kind of you know, it's you you can't necessarily

make them into two different

categories when everyone is living together.

And, you know, it's all happening 24 hours.

- Yeah, I can understand that argument.

I can understand that argument.

And would I have done it the same way as Gary did it?

No, but I'm not Gary.

- I also think Glenn is being very, very generous.

Gary is the head of department, I love Gary,

I love everybody, but Gary knew what he was doing.

He knew the chaos that was going to cause.

And I think he should be held responsible.

I think he calls the bull

And, he knows he did.

Gary's been doing this for 12 years.

It's not your first rodeo.

- That was my first rodeo.

In that situation, I can promise you that.

I don't want to relive any of that.

But... - You're about to.

- The only comment I

can say that, it takes two to tango.

So, yes, I am to blame 100 percent.

But we're all human. We all I'm not going to say it

wasn't a mistake because whatever.

But if you are sitting there and telling me you've never

had a one night stand drunken hookup in your life, then yes.

- You are right.

You are you are absolutely right about that.

You are right.

And the drunken hookup that happened with Sydney

You are right, that was like

that was like a mistake and like everybody's part.

But I think as somebody

senior, I do think somebody has to be held accountable.

And unfortunately, it's you.

The two girls were your junior--

- We're going to get into this a little bit more.

I want to close this out

by asking Glenn, Linda B. emailed

Sydney was such a strong

deck hand and had to pick up so much of JL's slack.

You decided to bring both Gary

and Sydney with you for the crossing.

Are they your MVP's this season?

- Definitely

Sydney was stronger than JL, there's no question.

I think that comes across very clearly.

I love Sydney. I think she's great.

And I do want to say, as far as the whole thing

with Gary, you know, it's it's complicated because

they're in the same department.

But I really want to say

that I think they both handled themselves very professionally

once it came out that first their first interaction

and how that evolved, but how they kept working

together professionally, I was amazed by it.

- Thank you, Glenn.

- Ok, well, after the break,

we've got the boat-mance

that wasn't the infamous love triangle.

Stay with us.

Coming up... Ladies, raise your hand if you feel

that Gary was a twat to all of the ladies on the boat.

Daisy and, oh! Hands are going up.

- Welcome back to the Below Deck Sailing Yacht Reunion.

I'm Andy Cohen with Captain Glenn, Daisy,

Gary, Natasha, Colin, Sydney, Alli and Dani.

Following the first charter, Gary and his deckhand Sydney

wasted no time before hooking up.

And as a result, they set in motion

the treacherous undercurrent that would rock the boat all

season, a love triangle between the two of them

and Alli. Watch.

- I'm very undecided on Gary.

- They'll be none of that!

Oh, that's rude!

- Yeah, I mean yes, we did, we we had sex.

- But I don't know if we can carry on kissing anymore.

- That's unfortunate.

- I'm doing a workout tomorrow.

Sydney, are you in? - Yeah.

I mean, I can beat you in a workout for sure, but--

- When you beat me?

Take it easy!

You should be angry at him, not me.

- The feelings I have for Alli is

not the same feelings I have for you.

And I'm so sorry to put that out bluntly.

- Huh?

I thought it was one kiss on the first night.

Now I feel like the biggest asshole on this planet.

I ended it last night. - Oh, did you?

- So I decided that it was not the right thing to do.

It's not ok.

- I'm sitting in a tub with a pretty lady

who's got no top on.

I don't know how to deal with it.

- How did you get topless?

- I never was wearing a bra.

- What the (bleep)?

I I told you that I like you

and you sitting in the hot tub topless.

you guys. You're an idiot.

And you too, Sydney.

- Ok, lots to unpack here.

- A lot of swear words. - Laura I. said,

Gary, it was obvious when you were on

Watch What Happens Live

that you were into Alli right from the start.

So why did you hook up with Sydney?

That's kind of pretty much

admitting that you just needed to get it in.

- Yeah, we were flirting from,

say, from day one, and we had a good vibe between us.

Ummm....

Why that happened?

I actually can't answer that.

A drunken hook up,

I'm not going to say it was a mistake or uh great because

that's not fair for me to say. It happened,

maybe it shouldn't have happened.

Alli, Tina K. wants to know if you

would have been interested in Gary if you knew earlier

that he and Sydney did more than just kiss?

- I think it's fairly apparent that I wouldn't

because I wouldn't have put myself in that situation.

It was pretty painful for me to have to end things.

I was like I really liked Gary and

I just felt like I didn't have a choice.

I would have preferred to have

just never gotten into the situation in the first place.

- Gary, Paula W. from Boston

wants to know if you feel badly about being a twat

towards basically all the women on the boat.

- Ummm....

I guess, yes.

Stupid question.

- Ladies, do you agree with Paula W. from Boston?

Raise your hand if you feel

that Gary was a twat to all of the ladies on the boat.

- At times.

- At times and Daisy and, oh, hands are going up.

- Ok, there you go.

So maybe Paula's question wasn't so stupid, Gary.

Gary, Melody J. Facebooked

Why do you and Alli always flirt and make out in front

of Sydney and then can't understand why she's so upset?

I know you said it was a one

night stand, but why not be more private about it?

- Sydney said she never cared.

So yes, it wasn't right hooking up in front of her.

But I thought I made myself very clear from day one

to Sydney that it was just a hookup.

- Sydney, did you really

get that message from him

that it was just a hook up at the very beginning?

- Yes, I did.

I just think that I probably

had a stronger feelings than Gary did, that's all.

- And Sydney I agree. And that's how I was with Alli

and I'm sorry that that really never worked out.

But, Alli, same as what happened,

it was just it was a weird situation.

You had feelings for me. I had feelings for Alli.

Alli didn't have feelings for me.

It was like a domino effect-- - Yes I did!

- Isn't going anywhere.

No, no, not in that way.

But when you broke up with me,

I was just like, this can't happen.

And it was just, you know,

it was a weird situation-- - That wasn't easy for me!

Are you actually saying this?

That was not easy for me.

That was really hard for me.

And it was really awkward working with you every day.

That's not fair to say that I didn't have feelings for you.

And you know that that's not true.

- Coming up on part two of the

Below Deck Sailing Yacht Reunion...

- We are having a baby.

- Woo hoo!

- I cannot believe what I've

seen and I have yet to hear an apology from you.

- It didn't have to happen that way, but it did.

And I hate it. - Gary had a girlfriend.

- Dani, everybody wants to know, is JL the father?

- Well, let's put it this way-

- Incredibly disgusting that

he won't even acknowledge the situation.

- JL, shall I say, does not have a spine.

- I wish he was here to defend

himself or to say what he thinks.

- Jean-Luc couldn't join us,

so we tracked him down and he's here with us now.

- If that is my child,

I want everything and anything to do with that child's life.