Watch! Shocking Footage: Near-Fatal Accident On ‘Below Deck’
- 6 years ago
Bravo’s Below Deck will be back for its sixth season, but the seaside drama is just heating up, according to the newly released trailer. The crew will be sailing to the picturesque island of Tahiti for their next excursion but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t bumpy waters ahead.
In a clip from the trailer above, the crew encounters some trouble when a deckhand accidentally flies overboard and starts wailing for help. His leg gets caught in some tight black rope and it pulls him over the ship. “Man overboard!” someone yells as other members of the ship’s crew run to help untangle and save him.
The accident rocks the boat and leaves Captain Lee Rosbach quite shaken. During his confessional interview, he wipes away tears and tells producers, “I need a minute.” The captain is usually stern and dedicated to his team and shows viewers another side of himself.
Watch the clip above and get ready to say “Ahoy!” to season six, premiering October 2 at 9 p.m. on Bravo.
Are you excited to watch what happens next? Sound off in the comments below!
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In a clip from the trailer above, the crew encounters some trouble when a deckhand accidentally flies overboard and starts wailing for help. His leg gets caught in some tight black rope and it pulls him over the ship. “Man overboard!” someone yells as other members of the ship’s crew run to help untangle and save him.
The accident rocks the boat and leaves Captain Lee Rosbach quite shaken. During his confessional interview, he wipes away tears and tells producers, “I need a minute.” The captain is usually stern and dedicated to his team and shows viewers another side of himself.
Watch the clip above and get ready to say “Ahoy!” to season six, premiering October 2 at 9 p.m. on Bravo.
Are you excited to watch what happens next? Sound off in the comments below!
The post Watch! Shocking Footage: Near-Fatal Accident On ‘Below Deck’ appeared first on OK! Magazine.