Below Deck Down Under

When the captain asks for something, he wants it.

I'’m a grown man, brother.

Like, I don'’t need to be here.

I don'’t give a who the captain is.

It'’s like a slap in the face.

That'’s yachting.

Whoa, we got them high seas!

Sorry, I'’m flashing you my cooch right now.

I love that!

Captain is just hawt.

They are.

What are you looking for?

Gold.

This the table here.

First one down, second one down, walk out.

I'’m the chief stew now, bitches.

Okay.

, I hope I can do this.

Let'’s get in the water.

This is all about the guest experience.

When you'’re underwater, it'’s the ultimate escape.

It'’s like we're just in a floating circus.

Woo!

Oh, God.

I'’m a stickler for time.

You'’re on a yacht, can'’t be a stickler for time.

Don'’t really care what they think,

I'’m ready to just get 'em off the boat.

It'’s disrespectful.

I'’m gonna be arrogant,

because people like that gotta learn.

But how many yachts have you actually worked on?

I don'’t know, how many vacuums have you pushed?

How many ----ing frying pans did you flip?

You stick to vacuums, I'’ll stick to cooking.

Ah!

What'’s happening down there?

It'’s big, it's fast,

Don'’t walk off on me.

This is the second time now, and I'’ve had enough.

I don'’t want your attitude.

If you wanna bring it up three decibels,

I'’ll bring it up four, okay?

Why are you working so slow?

I never work slow, okay?

- No, I know... - Never work slow.

Don'’t raise your voice to me, I'’m your chief stew.

you all, you all have your own ----ing same

bullsh--...

I'’m gonna terminate your employment today.

I worked my ----ing ass off.

Exactly.

What you'’re showing now is your backstabbing attitude,

All right? So, just chill out.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

I will not be disrespected anymore,

and you will take your foot off my head.

Do you understand?

Oh, my God, back, back...

Ooh!

Ah!

Tender, tender, shark-feeding time is coming up.

Oh sh--.

We'’ve gotta help those guys.

It'’s looking good.

Ooh, I feel like I stink a little bit.

All right, give me some crew!

All right.

Oh, this is gorgeous!

Hello!

- Chiefie! - Hi!

- How are you, I'’m Jason. - I'’m--

Pleased to meet you.

I'’m Aesha, it's so nice to meet you, come here.

I'’m the chief stew now.

Welcome to Australia.

It actually reminds me a lot of New Zealand,

just way more tropical.

I'’ve been second stew for about four years now.

I was all over the Med and I'’ve absolutely loved it.

- Here you go, lovely lady. - Thank you.

Interior has been above and beyond.

Oh, wait...

- Oh! - Ah!

I'’m so excited to be yachting in Australia.

It'’s nice to be back in my familiar area.

Are you usually based up here?

Last two years, I'’ve been back here.

Yeah?

But I do a lot of Indonesia and Papua, New Guinea...

Oh, cool.

And then I was overseas before that.

Oh, awesome.

I'’ve got my dive certificate.

You'’re gonna love it. It'’s gonna be fun.

As an adventurer and a thrill-seeker,

a lot of my decisions are intuition.

I give everything a go.

You know the saying the grass isn'’t greener on the other side?

I disagree... the grass is greener on the other side.

So, I keep jumping over the fence and mow the lawn.

Don'’t sit there, pondering. Life'’s too short.

You can have a browse through some of these CVs.

Yes.

I just had a walk-around, the boat looks great.

- It'’s in good condition. - Nice.

I did give it a wash.

So, that was me yesterday.

- Yay, thank you. - You'’ll enjoy it.

Smash it.

Can'’t wait, we'll have a good season.

Yeah, good to have you aboard.

It'’s in such a good condition, I'’m so lucky.

Oh yeah,

Very roomy.

All righty, here we go.

Who'’s got more experience?

- Jamie, is it? - How'’s it going?

Yeah, good, mate, welcome aboard.

Thanks very much, yeah.

So, your CV'’s strong,

your leadership qualities in your past as well.

Mm-hmm, I was on a boat for almost two years.

I was deckhand/medical, so...

I'’ve got a little bit of extra training I have to give you

as a first-time bosun

and you and I work together a little bit more.

Yeah, yeah.

It looks good on paper, everything.

Yeah.

In my past I'’ve been a lifeguard,

I'’ve been a security officer,

I'’ve been a police officer,

I'’ve been a topless waiter...

I'’ve been a few different things.

But I'’m 36, I'm a little bit older than other bosuns,

so there'’s no messing around.

It'’s time to get sh-- done.

We'’ll have a meeting later, when everyone gets together.

Sounds good to me.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

Good to have you aboard.

All right, thanks very much.

This thing'’s beautiful.

- Hi. - Hi!

- How you doing? - I'’m Ryan, nice to meet you.

Ryan, so nice to meet you.

Pleasure, pleasure, pleasure.

- Aesha. - Aesha, nice to meet you.

- Oh, so you'’re the chef? - I'’m the chef, yes.

Oh, lovely.

As in...

I mean, yeah, don'’t be stupid.

I think most people describe me as arrogant,

and they'’re probably right.

I don'’t like to be confined to, like,

any box when it comes to cooking.

How long you been cheffing for?

I grew up in Philadelphia, blue-collar, middle class.

When you grow up on the East Coast,

you smell bullsh-- pretty easy.

How long have you been working on superyachts?

- Five years. - Oh, awesome.

Being on boats, I'’ve had full control over my menus.

I wanna cook what I wanna cook.

I just wanna do what Ryan wants to do.

I gave you the big bed up there.

- Woohoo. - I thought you deserved it.

Yes, I like to be the one that does the stepping-on, so...

Hello?

Ugh.

Thalassa.

Love it!

- Ryan. - Jamie.

- Pleasure. - Pleasure.

You guys are gonna be rooming together.

- Cool. - Ooh.

I'’m excited about this galley, look at that space.

- Hello. - Hello!

I'’m Tumi.

- Nice to meet you. - Ooh.

Where are you from?

I'’m from Poland, where are you from?

South Africa.

You'’re South African, that's my second home, South Africa.

Really?

Oh, my gosh.

There'’s so many girls that I know that are coming

from modeling to yachting industry.

It kind of makes sense...

you have a boat for, like, $50 million,

so you wanna make sure that everything'’s

gonna look perfect... even your crew.

When did you start yachting?

Six months ago, on a 27 meters motor yacht.

Okay.

G'’day, how you doing?

- Hi, I'’m Brittini. - Gimme a hug.

- Hi! - I'’m Benny, nice to meet you.

You, too.