below deck Has involved producer plants over the years, most recently Below deck MediterraneanBut should the franchise continue the practice? Chef Johnathan "Jono" Shillingford and Bri Muller are the latest cast members to be accused of being producers on Below deck Mediterranean Because of their continued incompetence. However, they are not the only productive plants to appear in the show. For example, Raquel "Rocky" Dakota was a wildly unpredictable stew on below deck Season 3, and Ashton Pienaar nearly got himself killed on below deck Season 7.
like Below deck Mediterranean As season 9 continues to unfold, Bree and Chef Jono have become increasingly erratic. Chef Jono nearly killed a guest by feeding them raw seafood after a few smooth sailing charters. Surprisingly, Captain Sandy Yaun allowed him to keep his job, mostly because she couldn't find a replacement. Bree can't seem to figure out how to do laundry, which leads to the belief that she may be a production plant meant to cause drama. Although there are productive plants, is this a problem? Do they add to or detract from the entertainment?
Producer plants add to the drama on below deck
They intensify situations
Even though some of the drama may be fabricated, there is no doubt that producer plants add to it below deck Drama. When Chef Jono's cooking was low Below deck Mediterranean In season 9, the drama intensified as guests complained about his mediocre cooking. It was uncomfortable to watch the guests begrudgingly eat cookies and brownies for an anniversary dessert, however The thought that Chef Jono might have gotten fired only added to the drama.
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Additionally, Brie was central in the primary drama on Below deck Mediterranean Season 9, although she is likely a producer plant. She and Elena "Ali" Dubach's feud began over their shared pursuit of lead deckhand Joe Bradley and evolved into a full-blown feud. Bree is unable to do the laundry, with crew members trying to do their jobs in stinky clothes. While her incompetence is baffling, her constant mistakes add to the drama of the season, making for better entertainment.
Producer plants provide comedy relief
They are always hilarious
Producer plants have brought the drama on below deck Seasons, but they are also hilarious. Rocky's eccentric personality and over-the-top antics - such as jumping off the yacht in a mermaid tail or performing impromptu acrobatics in the galley - are bafflingly hilarious. Her frequent emotional swings, such as exaggerating small issues, are entertaining. Rocky was too ridiculous to be a real stew, but she still added to the value of the show.
Aside from Chef Jono's funny talking heads, Chef Rachel Hargrove was also a potential producer plant. Her bold, unfiltered personality provided comedic moments, especially her outrageous speech and drinking habits. you famous"Eat my cutter"Rant, followed by her walking off the boat only to return the next day as if nothing had happened, was staged but hilarious.
Brie may be one of the worst Steves, but Cassie Cohen was even more spoiled Below deck Mediterranean Season 3. Casey's inability to perform basic stew duties, from not being able to carry a tray of drinks to not knowing how to make beds properly, was pretty funny. Her inexperience was exaggerated as if the producers kept her around to give viewers something to laugh at when she Errors became too wild to be real.
The alleged producer plants from Below Deck are the most memorable cast members
They add to the entertainment value
Plain and simple, the producer plants on below deck are often the most entertaining characters. Chef Mila Kolomeitseva was too ridiculous to be a real chef Below deck Mediterranean Season 4, but she is impossible to forget. Chef Mila famously made nachos with canned cheese and pre-made taco shells. Another particularly entertaining moment was when Mila was caught licking raw meat from a steak before serving it to guests.
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Meanwhile, Chef Jono and Bree are under fire for his production plants, but they are so memorable. Chef Jono is always hilarious, gossiping and quipping about his fellow crew members and charter guests. Additionally, Bree's constant training breakdown never fails to entertain, even when it's hard to believe that someone could be so incapable of doing their job.
It's no secret that reality TV isn't entirely real. Producers manipulate situations and edit scenes For top entertainment value. Therefore, having crew members who are producer plants adds to the drama and fun of the series. While Chef Jono and Bree may be too inexperienced to work on a prestigious yacht for the Mustique, they undoubtedly have below deck Franchise better.