Below Deck

St. David welcomes aboard a few familiar faces, including Fraser, who has been crowned chief stew.

Conflict ensues in the interior department between Alissa and Camille while a romance heats up between Camille and Ben.

An essential missing ingredient sets up Rachel's multicourse dinner for disaster.

Camille's lack of work ethic starts to wear thin on the entire crew.

Capt. Lee's injury forces him to leave St. David and the hands on deck try to put their best foot forward for the new captain.

Capt. Sandy plays referee to Alissa and Camille's mounting tension.

Camille takes Capt. Sandy's warning seriously as she tries to turn things around in her new role as a full-time stewardess. Alissa struggles to forgive Camille for her past shortcomings.

Drama between Camille and Alissa reaches a breaking point and Capt. Sandy is forced to step in

The crew deals with the aftermath of Camille's firing with Ben and, surprisingly, Alissa struggling the most. Trouble is afoot for Hayley as the physical toll of being a stew wears her down.

The crew get a day off to explore St. Lucia on board a catamaran which takes them on a deep-sea adventure to see the Pitons up close and personal.

Captain Sandy becomes increasingly annoyed with the Interior and enlists Chef Rachel to help manage Fraser and his team.

Tension continues to build between Captain Sandy and Fraser. Alissa tempts Ross, which threatens to end Ross and Katie's boatmance.

Captain Sandy lets go of an integral member of the crew, leaving the team operating a man down on a charter full of beauty queens.

Chef Rachel delivers a 24 Karat dinner to remember.

The crew happily welcomes back Captain Lee while new stew Leigh-Ann gets thrown into the deep end.

Captain Lee plays the ultimate prank on an unsuspecting guest. Chef Rachel reaches her breaking point when she challenges herself with an intricate Japanese tasting menu.

St. David sets off for the final charter of the season. Fraser is terrified of the new bodybuilder charter guests but learns a valuable lesson about not judging a book by its cover.