Ep 1. Pardon Your French
- TV-14
- June 3, 2019
- 43 min
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7.9 (52)
In the latest season premiere of Below Deck Mediterranean, viewers are introduced to a brand new crew as they set sail on a luxurious yacht in the south of France. The episode, titled "Pardon Your French," sets the scene for what looks to be an exciting and drama-filled season ahead.
As the crew begins to settle into their new roles, tensions start to rise between some of the members. Captain Sandy is determined to run a tight ship, and waste no time in setting expectations for her team. However, one crew member, Mila, seems to be struggling to keep up with the rest of the team. Despite her impressive resumé, her lackluster cooking skills leave a bad taste in everyone's mouth.
Meanwhile, over in the interior, Chief Stewardess Hannah is trying to keep everything in order while dealing with her own issues. Hannah's ex-boyfriend, Conrad, is also a part of the crew, which creates some awkward tension between the two. And when the yacht's first guests arrive, Hannah is put to the test as she tries to ensure that everything is perfect for their stay.
Throughout the episode, viewers get a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the yachties, as well as the challenges that come with working in the hospitality industry. From demanding guests to long hours and stressful working conditions, the crew is faced with a variety of obstacles that require them to stay on their toes at all times.
As the end of the episode approaches, the crew is faced with their first major crisis of the season. With a storm brewing, Captain Sandy must make a quick decision in order to keep the yacht and everyone on board safe. Through it all, the crew must work together to overcome the challenges and ensure that their guests have an unforgettable experience.
Overall, the season premiere of Below Deck Mediterranean promises fans more of what they love about the show - drama, excitement, and plenty of luxurious yachting adventures. With a new crew and new challenges ahead, viewers will be on the edge of their seats wondering what will happen next.
