Gary King has always been a controversial character in Sailing yacht below deckand he could take the crown as season 5’s villain. During his four seasons on the series, First Officer certainly caused a stir between chaotic nights, the love triangle with Chief Stew Daisy Kelliher and Chief Engineer Colin Macrae, and allegations of sexual misconduct from Bravo crew members. Gary has proven his passion for yachting and competence on the high seas, but he’s not a nice guy.
Sailing yacht below deck Season 5 got off to a rocky start. Daisy is busy with sensitive and demanding stews Danni Warren and Diana Cruz. Meanwhile, sailor Emma Crouch appears to be struggling with the demands of the job. However, the biggest problem on board is Chef Cloyce Martin’s bizarre behavior and exaggerated personality. How can Gary become the villain?
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Gary undermined sailor Emma Crouch from the start
He thinks she is incompetent
Gary is already causing problems with the deck crew Sailing yacht below deck Season 5, a bold move considering the crew consists of just three people on the smaller yacht. Emma’s recent slip-up with the contest, where she hit Parsifal III while she was distracted, led Gary to publicly reprimand her, intensifying the power dynamic on deck. Gary immediately considers Emma irresponsibleinattentive and incompetent. This was an interesting approach, given Gary’s similar error in the first letter.
The tension between Gary and Emma reflects broader conflicts in their leadership style, which has also been questioned in previous seasons. Gary’s abrasive approach to managing Emma appears in part due to unresolved tensions from his falling out with Daisy, who noticed Gary’s unresolved anger at the beginning of filming. Gary is turning into a villainous leader.
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Gary didn’t sympathize with Daisy when she cried because he wasn’t by her side
He’s a bad friend
Daisy was understandably affected by Gary’s lack of support following her split from Colin, but he didn’t care about her emotions at all. In the first episode of Sailing yacht below deck In season 5, Daisy talked about how, after their breakup, she felt abandoned by Gary, who couldn’t reach her even when she sought comfort and a friend. Daisy started to cryexplaining that she bore no ill will towards Gary’s past actions, but was hurt by his absence when she needed a friend most.
Gary’s behavior towards Daisy has been consistently selfish, rude and hurtful.
Gary, who appeared surprised, initially defended his distance by saying he needed time, but later acknowledged his lack of communication. However, he made it clear to the camera that he was still working on his feelings for Daisy. It seems like Gary becomes more of a villain when he tries to figure out his relationship, especially with Daisy.
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Gary allowed chef Cloyce Martin to hang out with guests
He needed to prepare lunch
Just before lunch, chef Cloyce joined guests on a tour, claiming he had prepared a light lunch in advance, preparing salad and planning to roast chicken and salmon. However, the crew – especially Daisy – expressed concern about his priorities, as he left limited time to finish the meal and serve it promptly. It seemed like Gary didn’t mind at all and even took him to Floatopia on the boat. Captain Glenn was frustrated with Cloyce, especially because he was late with lunch service.
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Gary did not appear to raise any concerns about Chef Cloyce’s meeting place with the charter guests despite being one of the boat’s senior staff. He could have warned Captain Glenn and Daisy about Chef Cloyce’s exploits sooner, but he didn’t care. Gary is back to his selfish behavior.
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Gary crushed the contest
Captain Glenn was not impressed with his mistake
Node Sailing yacht below deck In the Season 5 premiere, Gary had an accident transporting a dancer back to Parsifal III after a leather and lace party. Captain Glenn specifically warned Gary about potential dangers in the water, especially rocks near the boat’s route. However, while talking to the dancer, Gary was distracted trying to impress the woman, causing the tender to hit a rock.
Gary’s desire to flirt and hook up with women always gets him into trouble.
Gary’s love for women continues to get him into trouble in the most bizarre and mysterious ways. By trying to flirt with the dancer, he crashed into a contest and may have caused damage. Furthermore, he could have hurt the dancer or other guests. Gary continues to prove that he is the villain and not that competent how he thinks he is. If he was the first officer he claims to be, he wouldn’t be failing to bid during the first charter of the season.
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Gary sponsored Emma when she tied the wrong knot
He is not an effective teacher
Gary further proved his villainous ways and lack of teaching skills by sponsoring Emma’s knot-tying mistake. Emma, ​​an experienced yacht trainer and former paramedic, joined the crew with substantial yachting experience but was still new to working with Gary. When she tied the knot by mistake, Gary took the opportunity to criticize her instead of offering constructive feedback. Since she had a lot of previous experience, she was probably used to doing things differently.
Emma looked overwhelmed after Gary pointed out her mistakebecoming hard on herself with the subsequent expectations on board. Gary has consistently proven himself to be a poor leader, preferring to criticize his sailors rather than patiently and assertively show them how to do things well. He’s the kind of guy who seems to have no respect for women unless he’s attracted to them, and Gary sees Emma as incompetent because he doesn’t find her attractive.
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Gary got mad when Emma didn’t make the inflatables
He wants her to fail
Since it’s already been established that Gary doesn’t like Emma because he’s sexist, it should come as no surprise that he was a little miffed about an inflatable incident. Emma was tasked with setting up the inflatables, a key part of the guest charter experience, but she struggled to manage them efficiently. At one point, Emma was seen focusing on her phone rather than her tasks, which allowed the boat to repeatedly crash into the yacht. While Emma definitely should have asked for helpGary replied without asking anything else.
Gary, who noticed the problem from the inside, rushed over to find the inflatables improperly secured and the yacht scratched from the impact. He criticized Emma for her lack of attention, expressing frustration at her carelessness, especially as it risked damaging the ship, which Captain Glenn would not tolerate. However, it was a bit hypocritical given their problems with the previous charter bid.
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Gary was angry because some of his scenes were cut
He will not take responsibility for his actions
Villain Gary is making waves because some of his scenes were edited in Sailing yacht below deck season 5. Gary suggested lies surrounding the allegations against him influenced the decision to cut much of his footagedespite his claim of innocence. Gary’s comments came after seeing advanced screeners, which he said showed his scenes being edited. Although Gary has been accused of sexual misconduct, he has maintained that nothing inappropriate happened between him and makeup artist Samantha Suarez.
Bravo and the production have not publicly confirmed all details of the editing choice, but have stated a commitment to maintaining a respectful work environment and have not invited Gary from BravoCon in 2023. Gary, however, has stated that the allegations are false and has expressed anger over the impact these claims had on his career.
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Gary tired of fighting with Daisy during a night out
He can’t maintain professionalism
Tensions are rising between villains Gary and Daisy in Sailing yacht below deck Season 5, and Gary is to blame. Their problems began during the meeting when Gary felt that Daisy criticized his leadership skills, which caused him to ignore their attempts at reconciliation. This unresolved conflict set the stage for Season 5, where Daisy felt that Gary was unsupportive and dismissiveleading to a standoff on the crew’s first night off.
Throughout the evening, Gary’s defensiveness conflicted with Daisy’s frustrations about feeling abandoned in their professional relationship. Daisy entered Season 5 with a lot of residual resentment, especially after feeling isolated before filming. Although Daisy and Gary were able to work it out, he wanted to antagonize her. He also admitted that he still has feelings for Daisy. Although it’s still early days, Gary is the villain of Sailing yacht below deck season 5.