Ep 10. Hannah, Hannah, Sandy?

The episode "Hannah, Hannah, Sandy?" of Below Deck Mediterranean season 3 follows the crew of the Sirocco yacht as tensions rise between the chief stew Hannah and the rest of the crew.

At the start of the episode, tensions are still high between Hannah and third stew Kasey, who Hannah feels is not performing up to par on the boat. The tension between the two has caused Kasey to feel left out and alienated from the rest of the crew. Meanwhile, tensions between deckhand Joao and bosun Conrad continue to simmer as they compete for the attention of third stew Brooke.

As the charter guests arrive, the crew is faced with a new challenge when one of the guests requests a vegan menu. Hannah is forced to scramble to create a new menu, which leaves her feeling stressed and overwhelmed. Despite the pressure, the crew manages to deliver an impressive meal to the guests.

Throughout the episode, Captain Sandy watches carefully over the crew and makes a point to praise those who are performing well. She even takes the time to individually congratulate third stew Brooke on her performance. However, it becomes clear that not everyone is meeting Sandy's expectations, and she pulls both Kasey and deckhand Jamie aside for one-on-one conversations.

As the charter continues, tensions between Hannah and the rest of the crew reach a boiling point when she snaps at Kasey and Brooke for not properly setting up the crew mess. Joao and Conrad are also at odds when Joao feels that Conrad is not doing enough to help out on deck.

In the end, the crew manages to successfully complete the charter, but the tension between Hannah and the rest of the crew remains unresolved. With only a few more charters left in the season, it remains to be seen how the crew will continue to navigate the challenges and tensions on the Sirocco.

Overall, "Hannah, Hannah, Sandy?" is a tense and dramatic episode that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With competing egos and high stakes, the crew of the Sirocco is faced with yet another opportunity to rise to the occasion and impress their captain and charter guests.