Below Deck Sailing Yacht

Season 1 review - so good to know that Adam and Jenna split up right after and no longer together. They were the worst to overlook, both unprofessional bullies. I can tolerate Adam to some point, but that stupid woman made him so unlikable. Adam, you are a great chef, that girl did not deserve any of your praise or attention,I'm so happy you split up!! Keep do you!

The rest of the series are quite entertaining, S2 &3 with Gary are hilarious. He is such an immature player girls fall for, but entertaining to watch the usual boat drama. Cap is great, but looks the wrong direction always and fire great people instead of the problem causing ones.

The 1st season was OK, the 2nd series was brilliant and the 3rd series is turning out to brilliant too. The dynamic between Daisy, Colin and Gary is fantastic, please don't break it... They work so well together and the comedy aspect is hilarious.

I absolute love this show!

Season 3 was very enjoyable. Mostly because the crew was amazing. The chef never complained and produced gourmet meals.

Watching Ashley mature right before our eyes was such a joy.

The whole crew chemistry and how they worked together in a positive way instead of negative drama was also a pleasant surprise

Would love to see the same cast again next season.

The first series is a bit slow the first few episodes in particular, but stick with it as the second series really takes off. With the arrival of Daisy the yacht becomes much more professionally run, Glenn's original perceived goofiness gives way to a seasoned captain and the charters actually run the best out of any of the various versions of the show while even more shenanigans below deck, but despite the turbulent personal dramas we don't get any of the nastiness towards crew members from their superiors or the cliques that form that taint the US and Mediterranean versions! Maybe the lower ratings stems from watching charters with for the most part nice guests and well run! The best part of the show though is when they sail, a nightmare for the interior crew but fantastic to watch, plus due to the size of the yacht we don't have to endure obnoxious guests buzzing around on jet ski's.

Marcos has the best attitude no matter the circumstance, and his culinary skills are just incredible. Unlike most other yachtie chefs from the Below Deck series, Marcos is always professionial and positive, its refreshing. You deserve big things sir, keep it up.