- Previously on "Below Deck"...
- Nice to meet you.
You do realize that, though, I find you very attractive?
- I think it's wild.
I don't know if it's just a switch you can just flip.
- You and I both look out the same windows
and we see the same dirt.
How come nobody's taking care of it?
I'm willing to go out on a limb and give him a second shot.
Just to show you that it's not on the inside.
I want it done.
- Is this our anniversary today? - Yeah.
Made it to our first week.
This is like awkwardly romantic.
- I know something's wrong.
I know her energy. I know her so well.
- Well, she likes you, man.
- You know I don't want anything to change.
We work really well.
- It's a bit of a smack in the face
to know that you've just been "friend-zoned."
- Would I be wasting time with Emily?
- I mean, I would give it a go.
- I'm gonna sweep her off her feet
and she's not gonna know what f---ing hit her.
- Surprise! - Oh, my God.
- Oh, my God, Ben is, like, hating his life right now.
- It's great.
It's awesome.
I need to cool off.
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- You are burnt on your back there.
- Am I? - Yeah.
- Is that sunscreen? Oh, thank you.
Is it bad?
- Little bit.
- Pick it up, center-fielder.
- Hi.
- Has anybody caught your eye or have you got someone back home?
- Mm, I don't have anyone.
I don't really know how to deal with this one.
It's taking me by surprise.
- Where have you guys been?
- What do you want to drink, babe?
- I don't know. What do you want?
- You all right, bro?
- Yeah, I've got to, um...
- Okay.
- Some of the relationships I've had in my past,
I knew that I wouldn't end up with that person.
And the older you get, time is of the essence.
So I should probably take it a little bit more seriously
and actually meet someone
that I can see myself with.
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- Oh, yeah?
- Oh, yes.
- Glad you're here.
- Look, I can make a pussy and a heart together.
- Shh.
- Absence makes the heart grow fonder,
or it doesn't.
- Oh, baby girl.
- And for us, it has.
Romance is definitely in the air.
You know, Kate's got Ro.
Kyle's just having a field day with Sierra.
And, you know, here I am with my good friend Nico.
- Why?
- He's lovely, but I'm not attracted to him in that way.
- I think she thinks I'm a muscle-head.
- Yeah, but she's definitely interested.
- He's obviously absolutely gorgeous and--
- He is! He's like a freaking superhuman.
- But he is not my type.
- She's from the south, mate. - Oh.
- She's a Londoner. - Oh, a Londoner.
- And she's from Northwest London; she's very f---ing posh.
- Hello.
- What are you thinking about, about...
No, it's great. It's a beautiful thing.
I love it. - Well...
- See, I think it's the biggest compliment in the world.
- Well, maybe, you know, if we're not meant to be together,
she's done with men.
- All right. Y'all ready?
- Let's do it.
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- Hi, how are you?
Thank you.
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- There's no invite to that.
You know, sell me a ticket.
- And we live on it, guys.
- Things with Ro got intense real fast.
I think anybody who's ever
fallen in love knows that the first three months
are just like you can't get enough.
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- I'll help. - You do the healthy sh--.
- Okay. - And I'll do the gunk--
junk stuff.
- We should get one of these.
- I don't want it.
- But why?
- Kelley, Kelley; Lee.
Can I get you up at the bridge, please?
- Yes, sir. Heading your way now.
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- Just wanted to
go over a couple of things with you.
Try to keep in your mind to--to be a little bit more proactive.
'Cause your crew's gonna follow your lead.
- Yeah.
- So if you're just
sitting down in the crew mess,
waiting for me to tell you what to do,
they're gonna sit down in the crew mess waiting for you
to tell them what I tell you. - Yeah.
- Go to the charter guests after they get settled in
and find out what they want to do.
It's a good skill to develop.
- No, that's fine. Yeah, I can definitely do that.
- I don't get overly impressed with somebody just doing
what they're supposed to do.
I get impressed with somebody going beyond
what they're supposed to do.
Just a little bit more proactive.
- Can do. - Thanks, Kelley.
- No problem, Captain.
Oh, f--- me.
- Did you see Ro today?
- Yes. They both slept on the boat.
- In a cabin, yeah? - Yeah, I guess a cabin.
- They're a noisy couple.
- Nice. I'm sure you like to hear that.
- Hey, guys. - Oh, I would love it.
- Hello. - Ro's leaving.
- Aw. - Buh-bye.
- Good to meet you.
- Hey, babe. - Hey, love.
- It was great to meet you.
- Very nice to meet you.
Wow, look at all this.
So you are talented at something.
- I can do one thing.
Meeting Ro was a little odd.
But honestly, I'm happy if Kate's happy.
Seriously.
- Bye, Kyle.
- That's the real deal. - Mwuah.
- Ciao. - Be good.
- You too.
Bye.
- Take care of this one, yeah? - I will.
I'll look out for her. - Thanks.
- It's always hard to say good-bye to Ro.
It's hard to say good-bye to Ro on FaceTime.
So in person, it's more difficult.
- All right, homegirl. - See you, bye.
Let me see that bag.
Ha, oh, you're leaving things behind, huh?
- Uh-huh.
I won't be seeing Ro in person
until after the season's over and I fly back.
But at least we had this little midpoint check-in.
- One more? - Mm-hmm.
- One more?
- That might have been the best night of sleep
I've had in at least three weeks.
- Good-bye, baby girl. - Bye.
Ta-ta for now.
- Kelley, Kelley; Lee.
Your latest project has arrived.
- Roger that.
Nico and Kyle to the dock, please.
This thing's gonna be heavy. It's the slide.
I hate slides.
Oh, Jesus. Ready?
Oh.
Oh, I hope I never have to set this f---ing thing up again.
I'm gonna go into this positive and say
I'm gonna whoop that mother----er's ass.
That's a big f---ing box.
- Wait. - Is he out the door?
F---ing f---!
- There it is.
Casualty number one.
- All right, three, two, one.
- Ow! - Again?
- Right, this f--- is gonna--
- I'm quitting. I'm out of here.
That slide changed my life.
I f---ing banged me head, me legs, me hands.
Just a pain in the ass.
- Down.
All right, now we got to get it
strapped around this mother----er.
- Let's pick it up. I'm gonna go get the davit.
- Wait a minute, Kelley.
The best thing we can do with this thing right now
is unfold it here on the dock,
because we don't have any room up there to unroll it.
- Roger that.
Just dump 'er and open 'er up.
Ready? One, two, three.
- See anything that looks like any paperwork or anything yet?
- Pump. Repair kit.
There's our lifting harness.
- That's good. Yep, yep.
- All right, back up for a sec.
- Kelley, for deployment,
this is gonna have to be out of the way.
Come on over a little bit, Kelley,
to the right. - Yes, sir.
Captain holds me to high standards,
but he's also trying to micromanage the sh-- out of me.
Is it frustrating as hell? F--- yeah.
Awesome. - Little bit more.
- Roger that.
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- What's up? - Nothing, I'm just thinking.
So how'd you get into boats? - I was in the army.
And then I got into fishing trawlers and yachts.
So how long have you been in yachting now?
- Three months.
- And how old did you say you were?
- I'm 27. - 27...
- Yeah.
What?
I'd love to take you on a date with me.
- Okay. Yeah, that'd be cool.
You're nice. Cool. Dinner? Let's do it.
Which...
I love fishing and I love food.
- So, like, I'm either getting a free meal...
- Up top.
- Or a fishing trip. - Free meal?
- Yeah. - So I'm paying for dinner?
- That's what "take you out" usually means.
- Oh, I--I thought you were gonna pay for me,
but I don't really care; cool. - Oh.
Kyle's definitely an entertaining guy,
even if I don't understand every word he says.
We'll go Dutch. - No.
I'll pay for dinner. - That's your steez, right?
Belgian?
- Belgian's Flemish, but okay.
- Coming up...
- What the hell?
- Ems, do you want a cup of tea?
- Yes, please. Thank you.
- You know, they could be really cute.
What kind of tea did you make her?
- I made her green tea with acai.
- Wow; you guys can have after-dinner tea together too.
- Yeah. Uh--yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, go walk down to the dock.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- Okay.
Sierra?
- Yes. - Just get my shoes on, okay?
Soon as I get a paycheck it's going straight to her.
Let's go.
I took her out on a date...
- It's Valentine's Day tomorrow. - It is.
- What you gonna do?
- I always have really bad luck on Valentine's Day.
What are you sending money home for?
- My daughter.
- Oh. - Yeah.
- I didn't know you had one.
- Didn't you? - Mm-mm.
So why aren't you guys together?
- 'Cause it might-- it's just the way it is.
But she'll never have a work-- have to work again.
I'll make sure of that.
- I think it's so noble
for Kyle to want to provide for the mother of his child,
but, like, it's kind of a red flag.
How old is she?
- I don't like to say-- 'cause it turns people off
a little bit. - In what way?
- Well, if you're trying to, like, get to know a girl
and when they found out you got a kid, it's like "Whoa!"
- It's a lot of pressure. - Yeah.
So how old is she?
- Oh, wow.
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- Kate, Ben, Kelley, I need all of you
in the crew mess for a preference sheet meeting.
- Roger. - Copy.
- Let's go, sports fans.
All right, Steve Haug and Rachel Belmont
are the primaries.
- They're a--attractive couple.
This looks like a "Dancing with the Stars"
posing photo.
- He's a financial planner.
He wants this trip with his friends to celebrate
"life and Valentine's Day."
So Frank is their best friend.
Gail is a business partner turned friend.
And her daughter, Madison, is coming with.
And Steve wants to surprise Rachel by proposing
on the first night of the charter so they can
celebrate the whole trip. - Wow.
- Don't you think he should do it the second night
because it might ruin the trip if she says no.
- That's not my call. - Oh, okay.
- But we should have a contingency plan.
In case she does.
- Lifeboats.
How did you propose to your wife, Captain Lee?
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- I just asked her if she wanted to marry me.
Anyhow, back to the preferences.
Hey, do you want sushi? - Yes, thank you.
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- Wow, that salmon looks amazing.
- What a feast.
- Rainbows are so in in 2016.
- I think it's a very free-spirited outlook.
I think it's incredible.
- Thanks, babe.
- I mean, I like women as well.
I mean, I don't blame her, to be honest.
I would be a big, big lesbian if I could.
Given the chance.
Okay, that's looking fine and dandy.
Good night.
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- Happy Valentine's Day, Emily.
- Did you get any messages? - No.
- No? - What about you?
- No. - So you don't have a valentine
is what you're saying?
- I don't have a valentine, no.
- We might have to change that.
- I'm trying to signal, "No, don't ask me out, please."
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Christ, what the hell happened here?
It's rude.
I don't want to get up and see that crap.
- Hello. - Hi.
So laundry's being turned over. - Yes.
- Oh, we've got some wine in the main salon
that I think we should just divide.
- Okay.
- Uh, did you call anybody for Valentine's Day?
- Sent a couple messages to friends and things.
- Yeah? - Don't have a valentine.
- What? - I know.
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- I just talked to Emily.
She said no one's ever sent her flowers ever.
Wouldn't it be nice if somebody on the crew
gave her flowers?
- That would be lovely.
- I have a flower order coming. You want me to add to it?
- I would like that. - Okay.
I think maybe you could do a little bit of yellow,
with, like, maybe some light pink in there
'cause it's like, "we're friends, but there
could be something going closer to red."
- Mm, I don't want to scare the poor girl.
- Oh, I don't think she'll be scared.
- Oh.
- I think she'll be super flattered.
- Really? - Yeah.
I've seen the kind of girls Ben likes to date.
They're always much younger and very thin.
So I think the fact that Emily is also intelligent
and has a nice British upbringing
makes her perfect.
- Cheers.
- Kelley, Kelley; Lee.
- Go for Kelley.
- I need you to come up to the dining area
and clean up some leftover food. - Roger that.
- I'm not your mother.
I'm not gonna clean up after you.
- How the f--- is the sushi the deck crew?
Because that was Ben, Kate, Emily, and me.
- Oy.
- Off who?
- Lee, for the sushi, for leaving the sushi out.
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- Kate, Kate, you have a delivery on the dock.
- Thank you.
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Ben, the eagle has landed.
- What?
- We're gonna make them look not so cheeseball.
- I don't know. - What's the matter?
- I think maybe there should be a little bit of baby breath
between the roses. - What?
You seem a little nervous, Benji.
we have 30 minutes till guests' arrival.
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- I'm not sure if it's a
presumptuous position for me to be the first one
to ever give her flowers.
- Here we go, sports fan.
- But I'm gonna do it anyway.
I think this is rock and roll.
- Hi. Happy Valentine's Day.
- Oh, my gosh, it's so big.
- Where is Ben?
- Uh.
- Ben, get up here now.
- After you, my love.
- It's so pretty.
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- I am so excited.
- Coming up...
- The wind's going one way;
The current's going the other way.
What are you doing? This is f---ing embarrassing.
- I'm on my way down. It's not that goddamn tough.
- Where is Ben?
- I am so excited.
- I'm--no, I'm not gonna say it. - I'm still late.
- Hi. - How you doing?
- I'm Rachel. - Rachel, I'm Captain Lee.
- Nice to meet you. - How are you?
- Steve. - Hi, welcome Rachel.
- Hi, I'm Gail. - Madison.
- Kelley. - Hi, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. - Hi, nice to meet you, Lauren.
- Happy Valentine's Day to everyone.
- Ooh. - Happy Valentine's Day.
- We're gonna get underway rather quickly
so I'm gonna have Kate, she'll give you a tour of the boat.
- Let's do it. - Right this way, guys.
So this is our main salon.
We have a formal dining table. - Oh, wow.
- And now we'll go on to the master suite first.
It's a really beautiful boat. It just got refitted,
so everything's new. - Beautiful.
- And then, your master bathroom is here.
The best part of this bathroom is the robot toilet.
I like to call it "R2-Poo2."
- And this is the sun deck.
This is our Jacuzzi with a nice view.
Very nice. - Yeah, real cool.
- We're bigger than those boats. - We are.
- We make them look like our bitches.
- We're f----ing crushing it.
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- Oh.
What the hell?
It's so sweet.
I was totally shocked.
It really touched my heart.
And I felt that feeling when you can't
take a smile off your mouth.
Wow.
- I need a hidden conversation with you.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Hi.
- Did you want to do it in front of your friends or in private?
- Yeah, yeah. - Yes? Okay.
Set up candles; we've got roses.
Be a little bit romantic? - Awesome.
- Yeah. - Also, the ring
is in my backpack in a sock. - Okay.
- If someone could get it from my backpack
and give it to Frank? - Sure, okay.
- Yeah. - Awesome, this is exciting.
- Happy Valentine's Day.
I'm gonna have to-- everybody's gonna have to share.
- Ben.
- How's it going?
- That was amazing. I loved it.
- Happy Valentine's Day.
- Thank you. - What happened?
- Well, you're welcome.
- Some blue roses in my bed.
- Aw. This guy.
- I surprise people sometimes.
- One of the main things I was surprised about is
how a gesture like that
can change your feelings about someone.
I'll be smiling all day.
- That's what I wanted, so, perfect.
- Thank you.
- I just couldn't believe it, so I had to do it.
- Everybody in position.
- Kyle's in position.
- Em's in position.
- Roger that. We'll go bow to stern.
Bow to stern.
- The ring is in his backpack in a sock.
When you find that, give it to me, yeah.
Okay, they're out. - Gonna go?
- Yeah.
- Thanks, man. Stern's all clear.
All lines clear, Captain.
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- I'm--I'm so old; it's insane.
- All right, let's do this. - Roger that.
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- How many people get to experience
something this amazing? - No, I agree, it's beautiful.
- I'll tell you right now, I am definitely
jumping off the top of this boat.
- Let's check it out.
- Sierra, I'll never find another
third stew quite like you.
- If you would be my laundry girl?
- I don't think I can commit to that.
- It's damn-- it does look good on me.
This ring is huge,
but gorgeous.
- There's your future.
- It feels so right.
So obviously I'm gonna go give this to somebody else.
- Okay.
- On my mark, give me two shots.
Lock it into deuce.
- She's not gonna go in any of these drawers
so we can put it in here. - This is good?
- Yeah, that's fine. - Okay.
- There's a bunch of flowers on my bed.
Blue roses.
- Who are they from? - Guess.
- Is it Kyle?
- No. - Ben?
- Yeah. - No.
- I'm so happy.
How cute.
- Hey, Ben, the guests are at the table.
- Just give me one second, please.
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Seared ahi, spicy mayo.
- Okay. - Cheers.
- Here we have seared ahi tuna,
sushi rice, spicy mayonnaise, and sweet glass noodles.
- Cool. - Beautiful.
- This is amazing.
- Oh, my God, they are unbelievably good.
- Oh, beautiful. - Spicy lobster salad.
- Love it.
He's not playing around. - No.
- That's fire.
- Get under there and untie it now.
- I've been doing this long enough now that I know
the guests usually just want all the toys.
Let it go a little bit longer.
Let it go, let it go.
No, no, no.
So you want proactive, Captain?
All the toys are going out.
Give it about 15 seconds longer.
- So you guys are gonna snorkel too?
- Mm-hmm. - Awesome.
- Are you-- - I'll probably not.
- Hi, guys, how's it going? - Good.
- Love to do some snorkeling. - Snorkel?
Yeah, want to get in the water?
- Yeah. - All right, awesome.
I'll check with everyone else. We'll get that set up for you.
- Awesome. - Thank you.
- You ready?
- That's one.
All the way down.
- Control it. Controlled pull-up.
- How many's going?
- Um, they all want to go.
- I'll take Kyle. - Yeah.
- So what are we doing?
- What are the plans, Stans? - I don't know.
- Let's just give 'em goggles and put 'em in the hot tub.
- Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
- Hey, you guys know if we're going out soon?
- Yeah, do--do you want to go snorkeling?
- Yeah. - When? Right now?
- Yeah. - All right, we'll get
the boat pulled around. - Cool.
- Oh, sh--.
- Good lunch, Ben. The guests are so happy.
- That's awesome.
Now, for the most important dinner in the world...
Apparently.
The proposal-- do you think a red velvet cake,
like a red, yeah. - Oh, good idea.
- Yeah. - Red, and it's Valentine's Day.
- Yeah. - All the rest of it.
- Do you think she's gonna cry? She might cry.
- She's not in love if she doesn't cry.
Let's do--let's say that.
- So you're staying here? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We just got to let the pool off of it.
- We got to let the pool slide out to the side.
That way, once I'm alongside,
you can just hand 'em over to me.
Nico, just under your corner, let it swing out.
Then attach that yellow line to the port aft corner.
- With the current, it's not gonna work this way.
- So we're trying to get the Intrepid in so we can
line it up for the guests to come onboard for snorkeling.
But the pool is just in the way.
- Kelley, you ready?
- Just got to wait.
I got it.
- That means he's serious.
- The wind's going one way, the current's going the other way.
And, you know, it's a recipe for disaster.
- There you go.
- This thing is a pain in the ass, isn't it?
- Kelley's like, maybe if we, like, ram the tender
into the pool and push it out the way,
it'll happen, but every time he pulled back,
the pool just quickly swung in.
- Go ahead, back out of there, Kelley,
as soon as she gets it loose.
- The guests are standing there watching us,
and we're like.
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- I'm on my way down.
- Oh, God, just let me do this alone.
Here we go again with Captain Lee, micromanaging.
- Jesus Christ, could f--- up a two-car funeral.
It's not that goddamn tough.
- Coming up...
- I'd like to, uh, make a little toast.
- Aw.
- This could either be really good or really bad.
- Rachel...
- Just go ahead and back out of there, Kelley,
as soon as she gets it loose.
- Yeah, she's got it all tangled up.
- Never mind. I'm on my way down.
- I don't need you a part of this right now.
- F--- up a two-car funeral.
- F---ing terrible idea.
- Okay, what you need to do is
pay attention to what this is doing.
You got to adapt to whatever's happening in the water.
- Yes, sir. - Kelley, bring it in
starboard side two, you have plenty of room.
- Okay, Cap.
- He didn't bring the bow line in tight,
so then the pool got wedged between the boat and the thing.
Go ahead, bring it in.
- F---. - Take it around again.
- Yeah. - Take that line up here.
- I think Kelley's feeling the pressure.
He's constantly having his progress evaluated.
You know, he puts that pressure onto us when
Captain puts that on him, and that's sort of how
the ranking trickles.
- Why do you keep leaving the bow lines out like that?
And now you got so many wrapped, you can't control it.
- Get that bow tighter. - Come on.
We really don't look like seasoned professionals.
They teach you how to do that in the Navy?
You need some lessons in line handling.
We look more like
the Keystone Kops meets the Three Stooges.
- Let's get people down here and get 'em moving
so they can enjoy some of this day.
- Yes, sir. - Give me your radio.
I want you pushing the pool off.
Kelley, turn your wheel starboard.
Get the stern off.
And take it forward.
Get it up.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Finally.
- Are you guys leaving me?
- Oops.
- Run back in the same way you did before, Kelley.
- Roger that.
What are you guys doing?
I've worked on big boats and I've never really seen
such a sh-- show.
- Line up. - Ah.
- There you go. - Thank you.
- You're good.
- That was f---ing embarrassing.
- Is that smoke?
- F---.
That is really bad. Sh--e.
- Did you know that Kyle has a daughter?
- You don't know? - No, I didn't know.
- Yeah, I knew on the first day. - Literally, had no one--
said anything to me. I had no idea.
I'm not gonna say it put me off,
like...
- But? - It's a lot of pressure.
- Well, understandably, yes.
- So, defogging their masks, yours goes last.
Be careful, go--watch this.
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Keep an eye on the guests.
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Worst day ever.
Why does everything backfire on me?
Being proactive backfires on me, I mean, it just--
this charter season is kicking my ass.
- Time to put this bad boy to bed.
Hang on, Nico, we'll get you in.
The pool's coming in.
- Thank you, bosun.
You're gonna go on a snorkeling trip,
and we're gonna have fun putting away the pool.
I mean, the guests didn't ask for it.
They didn't use it.
So thanks a lot, pal.
- Whoo!
I need some more lead in my pencil.
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- Motor, yacht "Valor," motor, yacht "Valor,"
I'm about five minutes out with the guests.
- Copy, thank you.
- Nico and Lauren,
can you get on the, uh, aft deck
to help get the guests off?
- All right. Copy that.
- The pool's up!
Just watch your head when you step up.
All right, man.
- Thank you, sir. - No worries.
- You looking forward to getting off again?
- Yeah, I am.
Hopefully no drama
and no one gets attitude.
- I know.
And Kyle and, um, Sierra are going on a date.
- Are they? - Yes.
They're going fishing over dinner.
- Fishing? - Yes.
- We're going.
- Do you want to go on a date with me?
I want to go fishing.
- Fishing's not really my thing.
- Yeah.
- I feel bad because
I know that Kelley has feelings for me,
and I don't want to hurt him.
And I don't want this to affect our friendship.
But I like Ben; I clearly get on very well with him.
It's slightly awkward.
- All right, I got to get back there and help them.
I'll chat with you in a bit. Enjoy your break.
- Thank you.
I'll try not to fall overboard.
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- This is like the witching hour right now.
I've actually never cooked a proposal dinner before.
So it's actually a little bit nerve-wracking.
Can you imagine if she said no
because I overcooked her steak or something?
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- Oh, that's awesome. - They did a great job, huh?
- Thank you so much. - I'm so excited.
I just got goose bumps. It's so exciting.
There is so much love everywhere.
The charter guests are celebrating love.
The crew members are in love.
It's Valentine's Day.
Ah--it's just too much.
- He got to practice on me. - Yeah.
- I said yes. - I was practicing
with him before. - Oh that's--that's really cute.
- 'Cause I--I haven't said it out loud yet.
I haven't, like, gone through it all, so I was like,
"I need to practice on you." - That was smart.
- Hope--hopefully I'm not a mumbling idiot.
Who's Ryan?
He just wanted to talk, I guess.
So we could hang out.
- But you're going fishing with him?
- He says it's on. He's like,
"We can go to dinner after if you want."
I was like, "Yeah, we can totally go to dinner."
- You could, like, barbeque on the beach.
- It's just dinner.
In my mind, it's not a date.
I don't want to make it a big deal.
I just want to go and hang out
and get to know each other.
He doesn't even know me yet.
I could--have two heads.
You know, for all he knows.
- No, but it's nice he actually came and spoke to you though.
That he's wanting to
court you.
- Oh, Rachel, come sit by me. - Okay.
- Sit next to the boys.
- Wait, are you a lefty?
- I love that you colored it red.
- Love is in the air.
- Come on, let's not get too, you know...
- You've been infected by the love bug.
- Babe--just--come on.
I think being in love takes a certain maturity.
And I think I'm getting to the point
where this could actually happen.
And I look forward to it because
apparently, it's a really warm, fuzzy feeling.
- You ready? - Filet mignon.
Uh, red wine demi glace
with a beetroot puree.
Thank you.
- Filet mignon, beetroot puree.
¶ ¶
- Okay, appreciate it.
Thanks, love.
- Here we are. My pleasure.
- Aw, in a heart.
- Looks amazing.
- Oh, my gosh, this is so good.
- Mmm.
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- I'm scared.
This could either be really good or really bad.
- I'd like to, uh, make a little toast.
- Aww. - For everyone.
First, today was, like, one of the best,
most memorable days of my life.
I like to really just soak it in and just know
how fortunate I am.
It's a lot of the little things, like, I know
I wake up in the morning
and give my girlfriend a kiss.
And I want to keep those days going.
Hopefully for the rest of my life.
With that being said,
Rachel.
Um...
- Coming up...
- You're a man.
You're a man. - All right.
All right, ready? Ready, champ?
- Mm.
Hello, Emily, how are you? - Hello.
- First, today was, like, one of the best,
most memorable days of my life.
I want to keep those days going.
So with--with that being said...
- Oh, my God.
- Rachel-- let me get on my right--
- Yes. - Will you marry me?
- Yes.
¶ ¶
- He's crying; she's crying. - Aww.
- The guests are crying.
- Is this real?
- So cute.
Aww. - It makes me so happy.
- There's just so much love in the air.
This story is a story they're gonna tell their
friends when they get home,
their parents when they get home.
When their children ask how he proposed,
their grandchildren;
this day is gonna be talked about for a long time.
- Oh, my God, I love you.
- Yeah, don't worry about that. - That's tomorrow--tomorrow.
- Yeah?
- That'll be fun.
Let's go on a double date!
Dude, f--- yeah, we can go fishing.
Have you ever been fishing? It's so fun.
I'm not nervous, I think, if Kyle and I went by ourselves.
I just thought if Emily and Kelley would come along,
it would take a little bit of the, like,
heaviness out of the vibe.
Think about it, girl.
- Crew?
- Who is it? - No one's here!
No one's here.
- What are you guys doing?
We're watching the video. - Just chilling.
- You're coming?
- Huh? - What are you talking about?
- To be fair, isn't that my choice?
- Why? - Since I was the that in--
that's paying for the f---ing thing, though.
- Can't they come? - Why don't you guys go?
All three of you go, have a f---ing triple date.
Can't believe this sh--. - I heard you guys wanted to go.
- When? - I got to go.
- I think it'd be fun.
- Why don't you all go in her room, yeah?
Have a double date in there.
- I mean, I wouldn't mind going fishing.
- Yeah, I know. - But it's your date.
- Yeah, it's your date. - That's what I'm thinking.
- Why don't you do something else on the same night
and you could even fish together and then do your own thing.
- I don't know, we just have a lot to do on the boat.
- So you're both gonna go fishing?
It's a bit concerning that you guys are just gonna go
f--- off while me and Lauren have to clean the boat.
Uh, that's not really fair.
- Good night, Frank. - Good night, guys.
- Good night, Frank.
- Oh, yeah, I got it.
- Ooh.
What my baby wants, my baby gets.
Oh, my God. It's so cute.
- Ooh. - Ah.
- Mm. - I love you.
- Things are starting to feel a little weird.
It makes me slightly uncomfortable the way Kyle
is so persistent.
I don't understand, like, why it's expected
that it's gonna be this, like, full-blown romantic thing.
- Jokes...
- I'm sorry.
- No, it's okay. It's fine.
- No, no, no. - I just think like
the more the merrier. - All right, okay.
No, no, no, it's fine. I'll think about it.
- I totally think it's really cool
that they're going fishing and everything,
but, like, do it on your own time.
You know, if it is all four of 'em gone, like,
they shouldn't expect us...
- To do, like, a full wash down.
- To carry on because they have plans.
Whatever.
- Shake some booty. - What would your dwarf name be?
There's Sleepy, Sneezy, Doc, Happy, Grumpy,
Bashful. - Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy.
It depends what mood I'm in. Right now I'm sleepy.
- Yeah.
Grumpy, Bashful, - Bashful, Grumpy.
I'm a little bashful right now, to be honest.
- What? - Well, because...
- Emily?
- Well, yeah, I'm thinking about taking her out to dinner.
- You're bashful around her? That's a very good sign.
- How you gonna do it?
- I feel like a young schoolgirl.
- Aw, that's so romantic. - I know.
- You should just use that on her.
- "Hey, Emily, you make me feel like a young schoolgirl."
- Yeah.
- I am a little nervous about asking Emily out.
It's been many years since I have
asked an English rose on a date.
Actually, I don't even think I've ever done it before.
So, yeah, nerve-wracking stuff.
- Hey, by the way. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah?
- What?
- What are you, scared?
- I just told you I was bashful; was that not enough?
- Don't overthink it.
- Well, now you're scaring me. I was gonna ask her anyway, and
now you're pressurizing me to. - No, I'm not.
- Kate, I just need to digest this one by myself.
- Okay. - But I appreciate it.
- Okay. - I really do, I appreciate it.
- Good. - Thank you.
- Bye.
- I'm not going to bed. - I'm--going away.
- Huh?
Kate? - What?
- That whole "if she says no" speech...
- I was just being sarcastic. - That--no--that--
oh, that was great.
- Take it outside, take it out. - Because then maybe...
- Take it outside. - Well, because then maybe--
- You started it. - Why would you do that
to anyone? - Are you being sarcastic
right now? - No, I'm being--
- You used to be-- - I'm actually--I'm curious.
- You actually-- - Yell it; just yell it.
- She knows she's gonna go.
It's always--it's always going to happen...
- How does she know-- she's gonna go?
- She know-- 'cause she likes you.
- Just look at her, she's-- she's like--in there--
she's in there like Cinderella, like,
¶ One day my prince will come ¶
- All right, fine. - Do some jumping jacks.
Get the adrenaline going. You're a man.
You're a hot man.
- Ahh...
- You got this.
Yeah. - All right.
- All right, ready? Ready, champ?
- Yeah, all right.
- Go get 'em, tiger. - So what do I do?
- You say, "Hey, Em." - Tell me what--
What do I do? What do I do?
- All right, you're like... - Are you coming with me?
- No.
I've never seen Ben this way
around any girl.
- Hello, Emily, how are you?
- Hello. I'm good.
- Good.
I would like to take you for dinner.
Would that be okay?
- What's she saying?
- Where did this come from?
- I--I don't know, I just thought of it, and, like.
- That'd be lovely. - Really?
- I'd love to. - That's very good.
- Is it a giggle? - He's a bit flustered.
- He does.
- See you in the morning and then
probably in the afternoon and then...
And then probably at dinner.
I mean, definitely at dinner.
That--that's the definite time I'll see you.
- Yes. - Okay, well, perfect.
- Okay, cool. - Thank you.
- Oh, he's coming, he's coming, he's coming.
- What happened? - Oh--what--you did well.
- Are you trying to make her jealous now?
- No, I'm not. That's why I want you over here.
- Why, why, why?
- Because you forced me to do that one.
- Oh, so she said yes? - She wants to go, yeah.
- Aw! Yee! - She does, yeah, she does.
- I could tell.
Normally, Ben would be like
so proud of himself.
But actually he seems more nervous than proud.
And it's really cute.
You are so cute.
- Next on "Below Deck"...
- Miss Emily, she has got the cabin love fever.
- I'm going to dinner with, um, Ben.
- Yeah, girl, you little cheeky sod.
Kelley is gonna flip.
- You have to give Kyle a chance.
He is real-life, British Ryan Gosling.
- I felt like I'm on a date with a girl
and she's giving interest back home while I am with her.
And it f---ing hurt me.
- Ben? - He's right here.
- Your lady is waiting in the main salon.
- Oh. - Your lady?
What lady?
- Emily. They're going on a date.
- Oh.
- Cheers, Emily. - Cheers.
- To Kelley-- not being here.
- Are you upset at me? - No.
I just don't want you playing with Kyle.
You did not tell him the truth.
- You shouldn't be judging me.
Kelley, I'm not done talking to you.
- And the hits keep coming.
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