SNEAK PEEK: Can Captain Jason Keep Alesia Harris Afloat? | Below Deck Down Under (S4 E3) | Bravo
SNEAK PEEK: Can Captain Jason Keep Alesia Harris Afloat? | Below Deck Down Under (S4 E3) | Bravo

I’m doing my absolute best and I can tolerate it for a certain amount of time.
But it’s three days in and I’m losing my head.
I’m really sorry, but I’m waving the white flag and I just can’t do it.
Just like my fight or flight mode, it’s on all the time.
And it’s genuinely, it’s genuinely like, it’s genuinely too much.
Just everything is going wrong.
It’s not how I want it, but what the [bleep] do I know.
All right, here we go.
You’ve spoken to Ben about this?
No?
He can’t change.
Yeah it would be a better boat if you had someone that had a better skill set than me.
Yeah.
This is happening at the moment because we’re understaffed.
It’s the first hurdle, but it’s actually probably going to get better when he gets on top of things.
I don’t want you going through this season like this continuously, but I’m actually hoping that you can put his personality to one side and just see how you can fit in.
I brought Alesia back this season because I want her to continue to grow in the industry, and I know that she wants to be a chef.
I do like her energy, and she is a friend and I want her to be on board.
This is a great opportunity for her.
I don’t want her to throw it away after one charter.
I had this vision of you coming out at the end of and just like, learning so much.
Yeah, that was my vision two days ago.
Well, can we readdress that vision together?
Can we have a vision board?
I don’t want to let Jason down, but I’m actually just at the end of my tether.
Aw beanie, please.
I would be disappointed if you left.
I’d be disappointed with myself, too.
Oh, this is so pretty.
Wow stunning hotel.
Yeah are we still in, where are we?
I actually don’t know.
What you’d want is this one here.
OK Thanks, guys.
Hey, is this one nipple cover.
Where’s the second nipple cover.
I put the other one on the mirror.
Oh, OK.
Great Oh, there’s two on the mirror.
There’s muesli in the crew mess, put that out in the table.
Not the box?
No, not the box.
Not the box.
We don’t do boxes here.
Anything for you, Daisy.
Me and Daisy have been getting on very well.
She’s very independent, very strong willed, plus five foot and blonde hair.
That’s ticking a lot of boxes.
Everything with interior.
Try and do super soft.
So Yeah, closing this and like.
Yeah, like.
Oh, hello.
How are you doing. Good Thank you.
Sorry that ran over a little bit longer than I expected.
All right. You’re fine.
Jason, just a reminder, the guests requested yoga this morning.
I just can’t resist Heather’s bum.
I have to spank it every time I see it.
Good morning, captain Jason.
We’re ready.
We’re ready for some yoga.
Get the lime juice out.
So we’ll do a nice sort of Asian dressing.
OK all right, so we’re just going to do a little sun salutation. Ready?
OK. Sun salutation I know this guys.
Down and out.
And push up into downward dog.
How are you feeling, Brit?
Lisa can say whatever she wants and she just gets to say, Oh, I’m sorry, and that’s the end of it.
And I’m kind of over it.
But do you know what I’m saying?
No.
Right leg up and then right leg forward.
I guarantee I will never hear an apology for all the horrible things she spewed at me last night.
Back down.
There’s a big kaboom that happens.
It’s bull[bleep]. And I hate it.
And downward dog.
I’m a moron.
I’m this.
I didn’t call her anything.
Yoga is a form of meditation.
It’s where you’re supposed to be zen and relaxed.
And she’s not going to apologize to me.
Gee, they really destroy that, don’t they.
I’m going to nama- stay out of this one.
I’ve got to go drive the boat in a minute.
Namaste namaste.
Heaven knows we need it.
No, just use the lime juice honey.
Lime juice?
We’ve got lime juice in the bottom of the fridge.
Please use that.
I love you, Ben, and I really respect you.
But I don’t want to.
I don’t want to be here.
I actually [bleep]ing hate it.
What’s going on?
Talk to me.
Well, I cry every day.
I can’t do the job.
You’ll be better off with someone with more qualifications.
I realize a lot of this stress is because you aren’t a chef, and sometimes I treat you like a chef.
OK.
The temperament is too much for me.
The what?
The temperament.
What temperament?
Like the outbursts, then fine, outbursts, then fine.
And I always find that everything’s my fault.
It’s just too much.
Please understand that, you know, what we do requires a lot of perfection.
And it’s really hard for me to let go of that.
I don’t want to upset you.
I grew up in really hardcore kitchens, and it’s hard to get that out. You know.
Kitchens are scary places.
Yeah they are.
And I’m sorry.
OK I’m sorry.
She’s saying that she respects me and that she wants to quit at the same time.
It feels terrible.
I should be a good boss and a good leader.
And if someone’s going to quit on me, that, that’s not good for me.
And yeah, I am a bit of a dick to work with.
OK, I’m going to admit that.
And I can be utterly useless.
So fair enough.
That’s it, love.
So I don’t know.
Just to make sure.
Go through here.
Come back.
OK, so that’ll be your spring line.
Are you ready?
I’m ready.
I can’t wait to take a dip in the ocean.
Oh, you’re such an angel.
Thank you.
OK OK.
The hallway is clear.
OK go go go.
Let’s go.
Daisy can you come to the bridge, please.
Copy on my way.
Uni, free the unicorn!
You’re going to love it.
Yay!
What is going on.
R.I.P. Uni.
One two.
Three woo!
Goodbye, uni.
Oh [bleep].
Now we’re polluting the sea with a unicorn.
It’s a finable offense, a jailable offence, no matter how colorful the thing is, it’s still littering.
Saving the day.
Saving the unicorn.
So this season.
Oh the menus.
No, they’re not menus.
They’re not menus.
They’re reviews.
Oh, wow.
For our guests, they’re going to go into a beautifully designed box.
They walk off, and a lot of them don’t want to tell us what they really feel. OK.
I think it’s something I can look at as a captain and actually analyze where things are moving.
It’s making me quite anxious.
Oh is it.
Well, I mean, it’s good pressure.
I am nervous, I don’t know what these zombie women are going to tell Jason, but, you know, I’m good at reflection, I think it’s a great idea to progress.
And even better if I get a good comment, winning.
Cool. OK, I think it’s a great idea.
Thanks, Jason.
Jason Jason, how long until we need to lift anchor?
We’re ready to go.
Lifting anchor.
Hi, Daisy!
I just wanted to give you feedback forms.
Oh, OK.
You can put it in the box in the bar.
Thank you ladies.
And anchor off the seaweed.
Amazing!
Anchor coming to waterline now.
Anchor is home.
Well done mate.
Oh my god.




