The Below Deck Mediterranean picked up where it left in the previous episode as Bobby tried to bring a girl back to the boat. Some of the other crew members protested, and Bobby Giancola went off, saying that they should leave him alone and let him get into trouble. He told them all to f**k off, including Jen Riservato, but she wasn’t going to sit back and let him say that to her. She jumped up in his face and the other crew members had to hold her back.

Julia D’Albert Pusey was also in the line of fire and Bobby screamed that her boyfriend was a p****. Julia ended up crying and Hannah Ferrier consoled her. The next day, Bobby only vaguely remembered what had happened. Ben Robinson and Tiffany Copeland hooked up.

The next day, Bobby apologized to Hannah. He told her that he was ashamed of the way he acted. They hugged it out, and he told her that he felt really bad about everything.

A beer developer and his sales team were the last charter guests for the season. Everyone was tired, but ready to complete the last charter.

Still feeling helplessly guilty about shouting at Julia (and with the knowledge that they were soon going to part ways) Bobby went to apologize to Julia, and she tearfully admitted that her job was putting her boyfriend through a lot.  Julia was more upset that Bobby said something negative about her boyfriend. Julia had signed up for everything that came with her line of work, but her boyfriend didn’t. She didn’t think it was fair that Bobby said something nasty about him, and he couldn’t defend himself.

The guests were rather laid back. They were content to have a picnic on the ship, because it was too windy on land. They  played some water sports,  and were happy with that. These guys praised the food and were not as demanding as the other guests.

The group tipped the crew (it worked out to $2,000 per person when it was divided up) because they really enjoyed the cruise. One of the guests even compared Ben’s food to Jimmy Hendrix’s music.

The Women Plan an Intervention for Bryan

After the guests left, Hannah organized a mini intervention for Bryan. Hannah, Jen, and Tiffany wanted to give Bryan some pointers on how to communicate to women. They all thought that we was too aggressive with the women on the ship, especially after he’d been drinking. There was also some concern about how he treated women, compared to men.  Firstly, he allowed Bobby to bring a woman back to the ship. Jen complained that he favored Bobby over her on the ship.

The intervention was a waste of time, because Bryan didn’t believe anything that the women told him. He justified his actions and called the little meeting a waste of time. He couldn’t wait to meet up with Bobby so he could tell him how the group of “chicks” ambushed him.

When it was time to leave the ship and say their final goodbyes, Julia finally forgave Bobby. Ben and Tiffany parted ways with no strings attached, but Tiffany said that she’ll see Ben in Ft. Lauerdale. Jen said that she learned not to take s*** from anyone, so she let Bryan have it. She told him that at least she didn’t need to drink alcohol to escape her problems. Ouch.

“I’ve learned from this charter season to have respect or yourself, be responsible and don’t take sh** from anyone,” Jen said.

So, instead of a insincere hug, Jen gave Bryan an honest goodbye. “I’ve given you multiple chances to take my name out of your mouth and you continue to bash me,” she told Bryan.

But then, Jen had to ruin the moment and tell Bryan that he should have been paying attention to what Tiffany was doing, because Tiffany had slept with Ben. There was a time when Bryan was attracted to Tiffany, and maybe he would have cared a little, but Bryan and Tiffany had since moved on. So, Bryan didn’t care with whom Tiffany spent her time, and the fact that Jen mentioned Ben and Tiffany’s time together made her seem petty.

Photos by Tommy Garcia/Bravo

Danny Zureikat was the star for the guests in the charter in the Below Deck Mediterranean episode that aired at 9 p.m. on June 21, 2016 on E! He helped the crew find some ladies to bring back on the ship and he livened up their experience. The kept saying that he was the man, and Bobby Giancola and Bryan Kattenburg couldn’t take that, because they felt that they were constantly clearing up his mistakes. The guests on the charter fondly called him Daniel-san, because he reminded them of the Karate Kid. He was also called the charter king, which gave Daniel the validation that he needed.

Hannah Ferrier complained to Ben about Danny being in the galley. Danny was helping Ben out.

Danny helped the guests find some women who were willing to go onboard the ship and party with them. He invited eight women to go onto the Ionian Princess with the guys. This meant that Ben had to prepare enough food for 13 people, when he had only planned to have a meal for the five original guests. All of the crew had a  larger workload due to the extra guests, and Hannah had a headache even before they got there. The guys were all middle aged and got extremely rowdy they had been drinking. They kept calling Danny, Danny-san. Danny even got a bandana and put it on to look more like the Karate Kid. He laughed with them and was the life of the party, until he broke the news that he had to work. The guests liked Danny so much, that they didn’t want to see him go.

In Mykonos, Greece the Cyclades Islands. The crew guests had a proposal for Danny and Bobby. The main guest suggested that the first person who goes up on stage and kisses the dancer in front of the screaming crowd would  get $100. Bobby had said that Danny didn’t know anything about women, so he was the first to go up and ask the dancer for a kiss, she said no.  She frowned at him and shook her head. But when Danny went up on stage and did a funny little dance with her, she gave him a kiss on the cheek.

Hannah and Ben Robinson were acting like an old married, couple, bickering and fighting. Meanwhile, he guests were up and Ben didn’t know it, which annoyed Ben, because he had to through something together for breakfast.

It was windy, so it was difficult to get the ship docked. Bryan said that  Jen Riservato had too much slack in her ropes, but she said that they didn’t.  He felt that she was too entitled and was inflating her abilities.

The crew had the night off, so they headed onshore and to the Flamingo, a café, bar, and restaurant in Cyclades. Hannah asked Ben if they were friends or just colleagues, and he said that they should be colleagues primarily but be friendly to each other.

Hannah and Danny had a spat during dinner on their night off. Danny said that Hannah always starts arguments and told Hannah that she needed make-up, because she was ugly. Hannah called Danny a smurf!

Mykonos, Greece by Nick Cannon

Photo of Ben Robinson of Below Deck Mediterranean by Tommy Garcia/Bravo

In Rina Bay, Greece, on the Below Deck Mediterranean episode that aired on June 14, 2016 on BRAVO,  Hannah Ferrier tried to explain that she didn’t know that the salmon on toast that Ben Robinson prepared was the mail meal for the guests. There was some confusion about using the word entrée to describe the food. Entrée means the main meal to Americans, but it’s the appetizer for Europeans.

Hannah and Ben argued, because Hannah said that he didn’t have his menu until the last minute. Ben was able to get some food on the grill, and the guests enjoyed the food.

Ben went to the captain with the issue. He told Captain Mark Howard that they had set the table for two, under Ben’s direction, and Hannah told the guests that there were three courses, so the guests were expecting three courses when there were only two courses.

Captain Mark said that he never had a crew member get dressed up in his dress uniform, just to inform him of the misdeeds another crew member. The captain felt that he shouldn’t be involved, and his two crew members should behave as professionals and work things out.

 Julia d’Albert Pusey and Jen Riservato chatted, and Julia mentioned how the guests tried to get Bobby to kiss her on the cheek. She also said something very interesting. Bobby wasn’t her type. Even if she were single, she wouldn’t date him. “He’s too goofy,” she said.

Ben remarked about how his mornings with Tiffany contrasted so much from his evenings with Hurricane Hannah.

The guests departed from the ship, but before they went on their way, they gave the crew a tip. It was a total of $13,500 which amounted to $1,125 apiece.

The captain gave the crew a day off at the beach. Bobby Giancola was hoping that he’d be able to have some intimate moments with Julia. He still didn’t seem to understand that she was not interested in him beyond flirting.

Bryan Kattenburg did a lot of drunk talking about Paul Revere, Winston Churchill, etc. etc. It was not what anyone wanted to hear on their day off at the beach.

Bobby tried to make his move on Julia on the beach, but she got up, walked away, and called her boyfriend on the phone. Meanwhile,

Ben told Hannah that he was to blame as much as she was the night before. He also asked that she does not use the word, entrée. Use starter, main and dessert instead. They hugged it out.

Julia pulled Bobby aside and told him that she was in a serious relationship with her boyfriend and his flirting didn’t look too good. Bobby agreed to back down, and said in his interview that her boyfriend was very lucky.

On the deck, Bryan was having a talk with Danny. He wanted to make sure that Danny didn’t get involved in any disputes or take Ben’s side. “You’re just going to piss Hannah off,” he said.

Bryan went in on Danny. He told him that he didn’t know about the Chief Stew and Chef relationship and maybe big yachting wasn’t for him.

The next set of guests included five bachelors, Jerry and his friends, who were looking for single women in an exotic setting. They were headed to Mikkonos, which apparently is a known hangout for gay destination.

Bryan overheard Danny and Jen talking. He asked what they were talking about, and of course, Danny admitted that they were talking about him. Danny was annoyed that Bryan wanted him to be a “yes” man. Bryan truthfully requested that Danny agree to everything he told him to do, but Danny refused to stop supporting Ben (who’d been kind to him and stood up for him).

The guests arrived, all five of them. Since there was only four bedrooms on the Ionian Princess, two of the guys had to share a room.

Bobby admitted that he had been avoiding Julia. Meanwhile, the guests requested that Bobby, Bryan, and Danny could join them on the beach. The captain asked that Bobby and Danny go so that Bryan could stay on the boat and run things. There was no drinking for the guys, but they didn’t seem to mind.

Danny was the life of the party in Mykonos. He was a big baller, but he wasn’t paying for anything. The charter guests were.

Photo of Mykonos Greece by Anka

Photos of Below Deck  Mediterranean cast by Tommy Garcia/Bravo