On August 7, 2023, Below Deck Down Under aired its usual back-to-back episodes on Bravo. The next day, the episodes “All Wrong” and “The Turnover Day” were uploaded to Peacock. Within a few hours, the events of the two episodes were all over TikTok, a platform known to quickly call out people who say or do the wrong thing. TikTok’s response to Below Deck Down Under has ensured the show will contribute to the ongoing conversation about how reality tv stars should be treated.For viewers who haven’t ever seen Below Deck or Below Deck Down Under, the shows are centered around the crews of luxury yachts around the world. Below Deck Down Under focuses on the crew of Northern Sun, a 167-foot superyacht in Australia. Each season, audiences watch as crews take on multiple charters and then prepare the yacht for the next group of guests. In episode 6, “All Wrong,” this season’s crew turned over their second charter and then went out for drinks, a typical pattern for them. This time, when they returned to the boat, things went awry.After spending their evening drinking, Margot, the 3rd Steward, was ready for bed, but Luke, the Bosun (Deck Boss), who had been hitting on her all night, wasn’t. When the power abruptly went out, Luke ducked into a room that wasn’t his own, where he stripped out of his clothes and crawled into bed with Margot, who was sleeping. Despite the power being out, the cameras caught the entire incident, and the reaction from producers was immediate. A producer came from off-screen, telling Luke that he had to come down from Margot’s bunk. After additional urging from the producers, Luke came down from the top bunk just as the lights came on. When he tried to shut the door, producers interfered again, pushing the door open. Aesha, the Chief Steward, came down the hall just as Luke finally left Margot’s room and locked himself in his own.RELATED: Love Is Blind’s Success Comes From Its Relatability
On August 7, 2023, Below Deck Down Under aired its usual back-to-back episodes on Bravo. The next day, the episodes “All Wrong” and “The Turnover Day” were uploaded to Peacock. Within a few hours, the events of the two episodes were all over TikTok, a platform known to quickly call out people who say or do the wrong thing. TikTok’s response to Below Deck Down Under has ensured the show will contribute to the ongoing conversation about how reality tv stars should be treated.
For viewers who haven’t ever seen Below Deck or Below Deck Down Under, the shows are centered around the crews of luxury yachts around the world. Below Deck Down Under focuses on the crew of Northern Sun, a 167-foot superyacht in Australia. Each season, audiences watch as crews take on multiple charters and then prepare the yacht for the next group of guests. In episode 6, “All Wrong,” this season’s crew turned over their second charter and then went out for drinks, a typical pattern for them. This time, when they returned to the boat, things went awry.
After spending their evening drinking, Margot, the 3rd Steward, was ready for bed, but Luke, the Bosun (Deck Boss), who had been hitting on her all night, wasn’t. When the power abruptly went out, Luke ducked into a room that wasn’t his own, where he stripped out of his clothes and crawled into bed with Margot, who was sleeping. Despite the power being out, the cameras caught the entire incident, and the reaction from producers was immediate. A producer came from off-screen, telling Luke that he had to come down from Margot’s bunk. After additional urging from the producers, Luke came down from the top bunk just as the lights came on. When he tried to shut the door, producers interfered again, pushing the door open. Aesha, the Chief Steward, came down the hall just as Luke finally left Margot’s room and locked himself in his own.
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