The crew enjoys a day off at a resort in Monte Carlo, Monaco; Joao and Hannah have a heart to heart; Travis confronts Joao over his treatment of Aesha; Anastasia tries to regain her swagger after poor reviews from the previous charter.

Joao and Travis continue their deep dive to set the anchors free; baseball player Johnny Damon and his group go against the bad weather as well as a neighboring yacht owner; Sandy fields a complaint that makes her second-guess her decisions.

Former MLB player Johnny Damon comes on board with a group of rowdy friends; Jack and Travis fail to respond to an alarm; questions arise about Anastasia's food; Jack takes Aesha on a date; Travis and Joao must rescue the anchor.

Hannah and Joao have a miscommunication over a guest excursion; Anastasia is forced to prepare foods that go against her vegan lifestyle for charter guest, the "Queen of Versailles;" June continues to struggle to impress Hannah.

The Sirocco braces for its most exclusive charter guest yet -- the Queen of Versailles; Joao faces old demons after a drunken night out as well as an increasingly defiant deck crew; a new third stew joins the boat.

Anastasia fills in as the temporary chef and Travis helps out as sous chef; the exhausted crew continues to work with a person down in each department; Ashley films her music video; João acts quickly in a dangerous situation involving the anchors.

A recording artist charters Sirocco to shoot a music video and uses the crew as her production assistants; Jack begins to develop feelings for Aesha; Colin has a bout with the anchor chain that could leave Sirocco stranded.

Joao confides in Capt. Sandy about his heartbreak; chef Mila continues to struggle; Hannah takes on double duty trying to please unhappy charter guests who teach Travis a valuable lesson -- that there are no pants in the South of France.

The crew comes to terms with Mila's controversial views; Capt. Sandy's friend, Dr. Jennifer Berman, returns with the expectation of leaving the dock this year; Joao struggles to motivate Jack; Colin wonders if the new crew is too bawdy for him.

The crew's first beach picnic gets off to a rocky start, leaving Colin shattered; chef Mila faces her biggest challenge yet; Joao continues to experience growing pains in his new leadership position; a crew member makes a shocking revelation.

Capt. Sandy embarks on another season in the Mediterranean; Hannah returns as chief stew; Joao returns as bosun hoping to prove he can lead a deck team that includes his best friend, Colin; Cordon Bleu trained chef Mila takes control of the galley.

The Talisman crew pulls out all the stops to end the season on a high note; Hannah picks a fight with Joao and Brooke, causing the mild-mannered Brooke to fight back; Adam delivers a final dinner that leaves the guests speechless.

Adam rises to the occasion with his crew meals; on the final charter of the season, a group of self-proclaimed "Daddy's Girls" come on board; Hannah and Conrad deal with the stages of a boat breakup; Joao makes a shocking admission to Kasey.

Hannah confronts Kasey and Brooke about the hierarchy of the interior; the primary charter guest asks the crew to participate in a trust exercise involving arrows; Colin gets a surprise visit that leaves him in tears.

Hannah and Joao's contempt for one another grows even stronger; strong winds leave the boat stuck at the dock; Hannah's leadership skills are challenged by Brooke and Kasey; Colin finally gets up the nerve to reveal his feelings for Brooke.

Hannah and Conrad ask whether they will be able to coexist off the boat; Brooke and Kasey air their grievances over Hannah's work ethic; Jamie's hard work gets recognition; a group of Sandy's friends charter the yacht.

Hannah disobeys a direct order; Adam concentrates on delivering another onion-less dinner; Joao feels betrayed when he overhears Kasey warning Brooke about his flirtatious ways; an argument erupts between Hannah and Conrad.

Features additional content, exclusive fun facts and behind-the-scenes insights from the producers and cast members.

Features additional content, exclusive fun facts and behind-the-scenes insights from the producers and cast members.

Capt. Sandy and her crew showcase the best and worst moments from the past three seasons of the reality TV series, "Below Deck Mediterranean."

With both Hannah and Jamie down, Captain Sandy steps in to support her crew; Adam feels like his chance at redemption is foiled when charter guest Kenny requests an impromptu beach picnic; Hannah crosses a line with Sandy.

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