New season, new boat, new drama.
“Below Deck Mediterranean” returns to Bravo tonight for its milestone 10th season with Captain Sandy Yawn at the helm.
After seasons sailing the waters of Greece, Croatia, Italy, France and Malta, this season will be based in Barcelona, Spain. Season 10 will take place aboard the new motor yacht Bravado, marking the first time that ship has appeared on the series.
Per a release from Bravo, during Season 10, “the pressure is on to make the charters unforgettable as the crew must navigate the demands of guests with ultra-luxurious taste and a wild streak to match.”
For the first time, an eligible bachelor will invite six women — found by his matchmaker — on board with the ultimate hope of finding love.
Of course, there will be plenty of romantic flings, interpersonal drama, charter mishaps, and personalities clashing as the season continues.
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Season 10 of “Below Deck Mediterranean” premieres tonight, Monday, Sept. 29 at 8 p.m. ET.
New episodes of “Below Deck Med” will be on every Monday at 8 p.m. ET.
If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to stream “Below Deck Mediterranean” live for free. One option we love is DIRECTV, which comes with five days free.
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“Below Deck Mediterranean” Season 6 will not stream live on Peacock, but subscribers will be able to watch new episodes of “Below Deck Med” on Tuesdays, the day after they air on cable.
This season’s “Below Deck Med” cast features both familiar and new faces.
Of course, Captain Sandy Yawn is back, alongside Chief Stew Aesha Scott. Nathan Gallagher, a deckhand from Season 9 has been promoted to bosun, and deckhand Max Salvador returns from Season 8.
New faces aboard the Bravado include Chef Josh Bingham; stews Kizzi Kitchener and Victoria SanJuan; and deckhands Christian Trimino and Tessa Budd.
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