Below Deck Down Under
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Things are starting to look worse for Wihan, but theyre still not badenough.
Where does this goodwill toward Wihan come from?
Compared to the hard line he took withAdamlast season, Jasons flexibility seems misplaced.
The overfocus on Wihan is stalling the season, and its boring.
The spot where theKatinais anchored gets some swell, so Jason has to move the boat elsewhere.
In the meantime, he starts noticing other problems.
Jason asks him whether shes on break if not, then why does she have coffee?
Does it make sense to have a breakable cup while working on deck?
Tonights theme is Jungle Safari, for which Tzarina did not make asinglesouplike dish (growth!)
except for … bat curry.
But with this request, they proved their insane-rich-people bona fides.
For the first third or so of this season, Wihan and Harry were a sturdy alliance.
After some episodes bumbling around, Harry resurrects.
He asks for a written schedule that clearly delineates everyones shifts and responsibilities.
Welcome back, Harry!
Maybe thats ungenerous, but my patience is running short with Adair.
She seems gladder than anyone to follow Wihans pretend-youre-busy code.
When they finally make it to the galley, Tzarina immediately begins laying into Wihan.
The next morning, Wihan talks to Lara about Tzarinas comment.
But its impossible to tell someone something they dont want to hear, so Wihan simply storms off.
Later that day, after the guests leave, Jason calls Wihan to the bridge.
Maybe it can even save the season from this tedium!
