Eventually, Malia is on the bow telling them to stop, and of course it’s Malia, our crew narc. They don’t smoke like anyone I’ve seen before, as Jess quickly ends up on top of Rob. The drama, though, is happening at the bow, where Rob and Jess are having a cigarette break. Tom serves five different meats across three courses, and the guests love all of it. Malia’s face upon hearing that says it all, yet she stays there, wandering around her boyfriend’s galley.ĭinner finally happens at 10:30. And Tom is telling Malia, who’s in his galley like a leech, that he’s still mad, but he doesn’t want to be mad around her.
(And doesn’t that seem a little misdirected?) The primary on one of our more demanding charters is running late to his own dinner, because of course he is. Aesha and Jess go to deliver a Speedo to Rob, which once again has Jess miffed at Aesha because she thinks Rob likes Aesha. As the crew puts on their Speedos (remember that bet?), they quickly take to stuffing them with socks and cucumbers and whatever else they can find. There are precisely no surprises as we get ready for dinner, but that doesn’t make it entertaining. “He got lucky that I didn’t use my new jujitsu moves on him,” Aesha says, although we as viewers got unlucky to not see that.
When Aesha walks in, she’s not acknowledging Tom, either, until she gets that apology. Sandy decides to poke at Tom while he’s prepping dinner, walking into his galley to drink coffee and see if he’ll acknowledge her (he doesn’t). And maybe he is when one of the guests who doesn’t usually eat meat tells Bugsy she will at dinner because Tom’s food has been so good, Tom questions it, like he doesn’t want his job to be easier. But he tells Malia he’ll apologize to Aesha, because he recognizes he was out of line, meaning he’s not the biggest dick we’ve seen in a galley.Īfter she comes in to check about dinner, Bugsy talks about standing up for her staff versus “keeping the chef happy,” like the chef is some temperamental child whose feelings need to be kept in special regard. Meanwhile, Tom is not letting this go, whether he’s talking to Malia in the kitchen or some poor producer in his confessional. So Bugsy isn’t going to talk to Tom, and Aesha gets a well-deserved break. Tom and Aesha’s cucumber argument doesn’t turn into much more in the moment afterward, Aesha mainly just wants to vent to Bugsy, and adds that she gets where Tom is coming from.
But for now, we’re still floating on, and at least we got one of the season’s funnier episodes this week. Maybe that’s part of why I’m so over this boat and crew by now - we’ve been with them for 17 weeks! They don’t even have to be with each other for half as long! I ended up rewatching the last few episodes of season three last week too, and all I could think about is how great it’s going to be to watch this crew walk off the Wellington and (hopefully, for most of them) never return. I talked about this season of Below Deck: Med on the Bachelor Party podcast with Juliet Litman last week, and she told me she thought this season has been better for bingeing, like how she watched it, rather than tuning in week to week.
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