Camille takes Capt. Sandy's warning seriously as she tries to turn things around in her new role as a full-time stewardess; Alissa struggles to forgive Camille for her past shortcomings; Ross confronts Tony's lack of urgency.

The episode was rated 7,32 from 114 votes.

Drama between Camille and Alissa reaches a breaking point; Capt. Sandy is forced to step in; Bollywood-dancing group of guests drink and party; Rachel's dishes are hit or miss, and her slow timing leaves the guests hungry.

The episode was rated 7,32 from 113 votes.

The crew explores St. Lucia on a catamaran; the new deck/stew arrives; a surprise guest shows up to dinner.

The episode was rated 7,35 from 124 votes.

St. David welcomes aboard a few familiar faces including chef Rachel, and Fraser has been crowned chief stew; Captain Lee reveals a medical condition that could affect the whole season.

The episode was rated 7,35 from 142 votes.

The crew welcomes back Captain Lee while new stew Leigh-Ann gets thrown into the deep end; Ben finds himself in an unexpected love triangle; Ross and Katie navigate what their "yacht-mance" means to them; Fraser tries to adjust to the team dynamic.

The episode was rated 7,37 from 113 votes.

Conflict ensues in the interior department between Alissa and Camille while a romance heats up between Camille and Ben; Rachel is forced to pivot when her dinner entrée turns up rotten; the guests have a night of debaucherous fun.

The episode was rated 7,38 from 125 votes.

Captain Sandy becomes increasingly annoyed and enlists Chef Rachel to help; Ross begs his way out of the doghouse once again; sparks fly as Tony reveals a hidden talent that captures the attention of newly divorced charter guests.

The episode was rated 7,41 from 120 votes.

The crew deals with the aftermath of Camille's firing with Ben; trouble is afoot for Hayley as the physical toll of being a stew wears her down.

The episode was rated 7,43 from 115 votes.

Captain Lee plays a prank on a guest; chef Rachel reaches her breaking point when she challenges herself with an intricate Japanese tasting menu; Tyler wrestles with the idea of coming out to his mom; Ross and Katie define their relationship.

The episode was rated 7,45 from 119 votes.

Chef Rachel delivers a dinner to remember; the crew throws the pageant queen guests a 1980s party; guest LaQuish continues to annoy the interior team; Tony takes issue with Katie; Ross is forced to reprimand his boat crush.

The episode was rated 7,49 from 116 votes.

Captain Lee's injury forces him to leave St David, and the hands on deck try to put their best foot forward for the new captain; Ross and Fraser struggle with Camille's attitude; an official promotion is given within the deck team.

The episode was rated 7,50 from 103 votes.

In this thrilling episode of Below Deck, tensions reach a breaking point as the crew members find themselves caught in a web of drama. The sharp-eyed Captain Sandy steps in as a mediator between Alissa and Camille, who are on the verge of a clash. As accusations fly and emotions run high, viewers are left on the edge of their seats wondering how this feud will unfold.

Meanwhile, Camille voices her frustrations to Captain Sandy about feeling overwhelmed by conflicting responsibilities onboard the yacht. The pressure cooker situation escalates when Fraser decides to address Camille directly about her actions, leading to a showdown that promises to shake things up among the crew. With relationships strained and tempers flaring, the dynamics on the yacht are set for a dramatic shift that will keep fans eagerly anticipating the next twist in the story.

Adding fuel to the fire, Ross finds himself in hot water as his flirtatious behavior with a fellow crew member, Katie, sparks jealousy and hurt feelings. As Katie grapples with her emotions, viewers are left wondering if this romantic entanglement will lead to a heartwarming reconciliation or a bitter fallout. Stay tuned as the crew navigates through these stormy waters in "There's No Crying in Yachting, Part 2" on Below Deck.

The episode was rated 7,58 from 116 votes.

In this episode of Below Deck, the crew is tasked with preparing a multicourse dinner for the guests. Rachel, the chef, is missing an essential ingredient and quickly realizes the meal is in jeopardy. As the pressure mounts, Fraser, the boat captain, notices a spat between two of his interior team members, and realizes he needs to step in and take a different approach to his management style.

The crew faces a difficult challenge as they attempt to create an exquisite meal without the necessary ingredient. Rachel must use her culinary creativity to come up with an alternative, as the stakes are high. Fraser must also step up and take control of the situation, as he watches his team struggle and argue. He must find a way to keep his team united and motivated to serve their guests.

The episode was rated 7,66 from 120 votes.

In the episode "Oh Captain, My Captain" of Below Deck, the crew of the St. David prepares for their final charter of the season. Tensions rise as Fraser, the steward, is apprehensive about the arrival of new bodybuilder charter guests. However, as the episode unfolds, Fraser learns a valuable lesson about not judging people based on appearances, leading to unexpected connections and personal growth.

Meanwhile, the yacht's chef, Ben, finds himself in a whirlwind of emotions when a text message from Camille complicates his love life. Feeling confused and uncertain, Ben turns to another crew member for comfort and support, setting the stage for drama and heartache aboard the St. David. As emotions run high, viewers are left wondering about the future of Ben's relationships and the impact of his choices on the dynamics within the crew.

In a touching and courageous moment, Tyler decides to open up to his mom about his sexuality, a decision fueled by encouragement from his fellow crewmate, Hayley. This heartfelt revelation adds a layer of vulnerability and authenticity to the episode, showcasing the importance of acceptance and self-expression. Meanwhile, Chef Rachel's exhaustion reaches a breaking point, raising questions about her future in the high-stress world of yacht cuisine. As the season nears its end, the fates of the crew members hang in the balance, promising an emotional and unpredictable conclusion to the season.

The episode was rated 7,73 from 107 votes.

In this intense episode of Below Deck, titled "The Fish Stinks from the Head," viewers are in for a rollercoaster ride of emotions as tensions between Capt. Sandy and Fraser reach a boiling point. The strained relationship between the two creates a palpable atmosphere on the yacht, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats wondering how the drama will unfold.

As if the existing drama isn't enough, Alissa throws a tempting curveball at Ross, adding another layer of complexity to the crew dynamics. Gossip among the crew reaches new heights, fueling the already existing tension and setting the stage for explosive confrontations and unexpected alliances.

Amidst the chaos, Capt. Sandy takes a bold step to address the growing discord within the crew by organizing a team-building trip to the beach. However, despite the captain's efforts to foster unity, Fraser finds himself feeling slighted by Capt. Sandy, further complicating the already delicate balance on board. With emotions running high and alliances shifting, viewers are left eagerly anticipating the next episode to see how the crew navigates through the stormy waters of interpersonal conflicts.

The episode was rated 7,73 from 126 votes.