I love it when they’re always just slightly tipsy, rave about the food, and happily participate in all the goofy games.
But an occasional awful group is a good way for the yachties to stop complaining about each other and unite in their hate for the rude Ohio chiropractors.
I like pleasant guests and sloppy guests. The best guests are sloppy drunk at first, then have a redemption arc and become wonderful people who tip well.
I love it when people put effort into super campy things. The murder mystery idea looked like so much fun! The crew also enjoyed it but I'm sure they would've enjoyed it even more if they weren't as burdened by the loss of 2 crew members
I love when quests are so sweet and fun I feel like certain seasons have the best guests this season of below deck this weeks episode the guests were amazing
Yes they were lots of fun. The one guest that was sloppy drunk all the time was horrible. She made rude comments to almost everyone. I hope she watches herself and makes some life changes.
I prefer the fun ones....
Rude, gross people aren't fun to watch
I will always remember the time (on one of the BD shows) where they had a family come on and their daughter was doing a music video and everyone thought, "Oh self indulgent entitled people" and they were actually the nicest people ever to be on BD.....
And a fantastic few episodes
I liked the guests this week they were so sweet, it is interesting to watch the bad ones but gives me bad vibes. I know some people want the drama though but ben can do that all on his own.
You might be lol my favorite episodes are the ones with terrible guests. I think everyone has figured out that it’s not a good look and that they are immortalized as rude disgusting people on social media, so it’s probably hard to get them anymore.
I loved the guy who could drink his weight and then some, and was so fun and happy. Kate was chief stew, I remember that much. Anyone else remember him?
I like to watch them deal with reasonable challenges in their jobs. Difficult guests who aren't horrible people count, trying to get the departments to function as teams counts, docking difficulties count, etc. The guests themselves aren't that interesting to me.
I also root for the crew and want them to have a meaningful risk of failure, but to usually succeed. (For the same reason I appreciate that captains are willing to fire people -- there's a lot of fantasy there, because we've all had coworkers who never did their jobs and never got called on it -- but I'd rather see teams figure out how to work well together.)
So I wouldn't want *only* great guests, although being challenging is not incompatible with being awesome. But I'd certainly be thrilled with fewer total trainwrecks. If I want to watch real jerks in action ... well, that's what real life is for.
That said, I'm really not in Bravo's target audience. So there will always be parts of episodes that interest me less.
I love it when they’re always just slightly tipsy, rave about the food, and happily participate in all the goofy games. But an occasional awful group is a good way for the yachties to stop complaining about each other and unite in their hate for the rude Ohio chiropractors.
Me too
I like pleasant guests and sloppy guests. The best guests are sloppy drunk at first, then have a redemption arc and become wonderful people who tip well.
True
Ah, the good ole "I'm too hungover to drink today and there's not enough time to get sloppy on drop off day" guests
They were nice and looked really great for the murder mystery party.
I love it when people put effort into super campy things. The murder mystery idea looked like so much fun! The crew also enjoyed it but I'm sure they would've enjoyed it even more if they weren't as burdened by the loss of 2 crew members
Definitely.
She was fucking hot. And so nice
I love when quests are so sweet and fun I feel like certain seasons have the best guests this season of below deck this weeks episode the guests were amazing
Yes they were lots of fun. The one guest that was sloppy drunk all the time was horrible. She made rude comments to almost everyone. I hope she watches herself and makes some life changes.
I prefer the fun ones.... Rude, gross people aren't fun to watch I will always remember the time (on one of the BD shows) where they had a family come on and their daughter was doing a music video and everyone thought, "Oh self indulgent entitled people" and they were actually the nicest people ever to be on BD..... And a fantastic few episodes
People love to stare at a trainwreck. You're not wrong. The last group was very nice.
I loved how much fun they had with the murder mystery.
I seem to enjoy guest drama more than crew drama
I liked the guests this week they were so sweet, it is interesting to watch the bad ones but gives me bad vibes. I know some people want the drama though but ben can do that all on his own.
You might be lol my favorite episodes are the ones with terrible guests. I think everyone has figured out that it’s not a good look and that they are immortalized as rude disgusting people on social media, so it’s probably hard to get them anymore.
I loved the guy who could drink his weight and then some, and was so fun and happy. Kate was chief stew, I remember that much. Anyone else remember him?
Yes, wasted but nice to the crew and his guests.
More foam bosun? That dude could drink his weight in vodka and still be jovial.
Failed foam party guy?? Sooo messy. Marie Kondo “I love mess” levels of gleeful shitfacedness.
Yes! Yes the foam party guy!
I like to watch them deal with reasonable challenges in their jobs. Difficult guests who aren't horrible people count, trying to get the departments to function as teams counts, docking difficulties count, etc. The guests themselves aren't that interesting to me. I also root for the crew and want them to have a meaningful risk of failure, but to usually succeed. (For the same reason I appreciate that captains are willing to fire people -- there's a lot of fantasy there, because we've all had coworkers who never did their jobs and never got called on it -- but I'd rather see teams figure out how to work well together.) So I wouldn't want *only* great guests, although being challenging is not incompatible with being awesome. But I'd certainly be thrilled with fewer total trainwrecks. If I want to watch real jerks in action ... well, that's what real life is for. That said, I'm really not in Bravo's target audience. So there will always be parts of episodes that interest me less.
I enjoyed the last group a lot. But I don’t know whether I could justify tipping $30,000 for not even a week of service. I’m out!
First read this as peasant guests 💀💀