10 Signs Joe Bradley Won’t Return For Med 10 Under Deck

Joe Bradley was quite the character on Below deck Mediterranean season 9, but that doesn’t mean he’ll return for season 10. He joined the series as a franchise first below deck Yachty from Liverpool, England. As soon as he became part of the crew, Joe gravitated to fellow deckhand Nathan Gallagher, and they formed a close friendship. Nathan wasn’t the only other member Joe liked though, as he quickly got over it Involved in a love triangle with Steve’s Bree Muller and Elena “Ellie” Dubach.

Its time on Below Deck Med was dominated by his boatmances, and his yachting skills were less important to the storyline. He was deemed lead deck hand, although Captain Sandy Yawn chastised Iain Maclean for choosing him for that position. Despite not particularly liking either woman, they fought over him for most of season 9. By the end of the charter season, Bree and Ally both ended their respective boatmanships with him. However, Joe felt another spark when Carrie O’Neill joined the crew as a late arrival.

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Joe didn’t get along with Gael

He started treating her differently because of her relationship with Nathan

At the peak of the charter season, the deck team was extremely close. Joe, Nathan, and Gael Cameron became a trio and have an undeniable friendship between them. Bosun Iain Maclean got on well with them, but sometimes left them alone to deal with tasks. The trio is admittedly frustrated with their boss’s performance, but luckily they have each other to lean on. However, when Nathan and Gael’s boatmanship budged, Joe seemed to act differently towards Gael. He unknowingly grew up with his younger brother Dec. He admitted that he thought she was treated as a “Princess.” Gael’s performance never faltered during his time in season 9, and it really seemed like Joe was a little jealous of her connection with Nathan. Nevertheless, he undoubtedly treated her differently than the rest of the people on deck, and made a bad impression.

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Captain Sandy wanted Nathan to be the chief deckhand

The captain said that Joe was not as qualified to be leading deckhand

When Captain Sandy learned Iain named Joe was leading the deck, she was upset and confused. She had no idea that the Bosun had promoted one of the deck team members, let alone before their work had begun. After a brief look at their experience, Iain thought Joe was the right choice for leading deckhand, although Captain Sandy said Nathan was the better option.. On deck, Joe struggled at times. When his performance falters, Captain Sandy taps Nathan to step into his role and pick up his slack. When the captain is so fond of another deck, there aren’t many hints that she’d choose to invite Joe over Nathan if given the choice.

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Joe caused a lot of drama with his hook-ups

He hooks up with Brie and Ali back-to-back

Whether he meant to or not, Joe’s many romances on the Mustique affected the crew Throughout season 9. Brie and Ally are both drawn to him and have not backed down in their pursuits. Sure, the second stew admitted that she wanted to explore a boatmans with him first, but Bree made her move on Joe before Ellie got the chance. Both of them are out to get hold of the lead deckhand, and neither of them shows any loyalty to the other. Brie and Eli’s feud affected the interior team, leaving Aesha Scott with little to no help all season.

He didn’t have to get down on one knee and propose to Brie or Ali, though Their drama could have been avoided if he had chosen one woman to hook up with. Instead, Joe had his cake and ate it too. They only stopped chasing him when Ali heard him sing a song that he didn’t want to be with any of them. Joe has not admitted his guilt in their season-long feud and probably never will. In fact, once he was done with Brie and Ali, he quickly moved on to Carrie, proving that he didn’t care about their feelings.

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His performance on deck didn’t justify all the drama

Below deck med will be fine without being womanizing

While Joe was busy starting conflicts with interior team members, his performance on deck did not justify how much drama he created. in the past below deck Seasons, there were many troublemakers among the crew. while some Yachtsmen are known to stir the pot, their expertise prevents them from being fired. Now and then, they return to the show. João Franco is a great example of a crew member who exhibited bad behavior but continued to return to the franchise due to his experience on deck. João has had two difficult seasons Below Deck Med But was entrusted to lead as the boss on Below deck down below Season 2, when Luke Jones was fired for sexual misconduct mid-season. He has the skills to justify his return, although Joe does not at this point in his yachting career.

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Joe was there to have fun, not work

He enjoys being on the TV show

The lead deck hand was to join the crew of Below Deck Med Season 9 Not for the after yachting experience but for the once in a lifetime experience. It’s not every day that yachties get the chance to appear in these below deck Franchise. Sometimes, new cast members get too excited about appearing on the reality show, as opposed to performing their jobs as crew members. Joe wasn’t a terrible lead deckhand, though He notably came alive in the confessional chair as opposed to on deck. He formed a close friendship with Nathan, and used them to their advantage to create content for the show. However, Joe should have been more focused on work instead of play. Joe’s:

There are times when it’s okay to have fun on board, but in general, trying to really enjoy a challenging job like this isn’t the best strategy. Every position is ultimately about pleasing the end-user – the primary charter guest and who they bring along. Getting tips and accolades means considering the client, not yourself.

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Joe did not admit that he mistreated women

He lets Brie and Ali fight over him

Joe is not entirely to blame for Brie and Ali’s feud, although there is no denying that he played a hand in their issues. He wiped both women’s hands when Cory joined the team, and didn’t look back once. Gael notices his treatment of Bree and Eli and tells him it would be better to admit his feelings to both of them. instead, He did not dissuade them, and did not apologize for misleading and confusing them. By the same token, Joe did not believe that he acted rudely to Gael and would not be in the wrong for treating her differently once her boatmanship with Nathan began.

The kind of arrogance that Joe displayed, and his very low emotional intelligence, make him a villain. His weaknesses are the problem. He is so self-absorbed that he doesn’t seem to understand how his actions make him look. Everyone notices his rebellious behavior.

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He dropped the ball a few times

Joe is not ready to be a leader

Aside from his personal flaws, Joe dropped the ball as the lead deck hand several times. At the beginning of season 9, Nathan and a guest were paddleboarding and drifted out to sea. They tried to reach someone from the deck, but unfortunately they had to be brought back in the mast of a nearby catamaran. It was Iain’s job to make sure someone from the deck team was watching them. However, part of the responsibility also fell on Joe’s shoulders. It was a misstep on both their parts, and he gracefully took the blame for the incident.

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Iain & Joe are poor leaders of the deck team

Nathan was better positioned at his right hand

Iain and Joe are not the strongest leading duo. The Bosun left the deck team to fend for themselves on numerous occasions, and luckily, the trio were able to handle things on their own. When Iain fails to plan a set of games for the guests on a beach day, Joe and Gael scramble to arrange a fun excursion for the charter trip. They pulled it together, but Iain should have been a proactive leader and prepared his team for the event. It wasn’t entirely Joe’s fault that the boss named him to be lead deckhand, but once he was given the title, he Responsibility. He had to step into the role and act as a reliable figure for Nathan and Gael, Which he was not all the time.

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Joe brought entertainment but needs to improve on deck

His musical talents are fun to watch

Joe has many musical talents that aided the interior team in season 9. There were many times when He showed off his skills on the piano and entertained the guests.. Joe also had a talent for singing and dancing, which hindered his morale among the crew. He was also an entertaining yacht because he brought the drama. However, if Joe were to return for a future season of Below Deck MedHe would need to improve his skills on deck. It would have been nice if Nathan was named to lead the way. Joe and Gael could both have learned a lot from his leadership, but unfortunately that wasn’t how the season went. With more experience, he could be a great addition to a future spin-off, but probably not in season 10.

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Below Deck Med Season 10 will be fine without him in the crew

He is not part of the rumored season 10 cast

The Below Deck Med Season 10 crew would be better off without Joe. He created a massive conflict between the stews and did not try to break hearts. Instead of bringing Joe back to flirt with a new batch of yachties, it would be best if he wasn’t invited back for next season. He is notably not part of the rumours Below Deck Med Season 10 cast, but that doesn’t mean he can’t be brought in as a late arrival. It appears that production and Captain Sandy agreed that Nathan was the right season 9 crew member to bring back for season 10. He is reportedly returning for another go on the show.

After his run in season 9, Joe probably won’t be returning for Below Deck Med Season 10. He was the crew’s lead deckhand, although Nathan probably would have been a better choice for the job. Joe’s tendency to create drama also hints that he won’t be returning to the show anytime soon.

Below deck Mediterranean Airs Mondays at 9pm EDT on Bravo.