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Kiko needs to work on time management skills. I'm still undecided on the two male deck hands. Peter's language sucks but he seems to be working. Hopefully he'll grow a bit. The other one, the male model with the cheekbones that can cut glass, he really needs to learn the ropes...literally...but seems like he's working. I hope Lara gets fired at the end of this first charter. Her attitude is exhausting.

Sadly enough, he thought Jenna had first hand information. She lied and said she'd seen white powder under the guest's nose. She didn't, from what she said on camera. Jenna lied.

Or the sea bicycle. That looks terrible.

Because she's their boss and she can make their lives miserable. The deck crew can tell Jenna to pound sand.

She's desperate for attention from a man and is willing to put up with abuse from him as well as compromising her life and performance to the point that she's a complete hypocrite on top of everything else. Jenna and Adam both need therapy.

In episode three, Konrad and Grzegorz were in Poland. This episode, they encounter British soldiers. I looked up on the PBS show website and it said they’re now in western France. I read the recaps of episode 3 and 4, but I swear I can’t figure out how they got to France so fast on foot.

It was like daggers to my ears. I was impressed, though, that she had the sense to turn down that proposal. That's a couple whose toxicity appears to even be worse than Jenna and Adam.

I don’t think he’s physiologically dead. He’s been listed as dead in the system, which means he’s been removed from society. Wiped off the books.

There are some very good reasons that he's not working in a high end restaurant, starting with his anger management issues and repeated interest in schtupping his coworkers. He's a better cook than most of the chefs we've seen on the various seasons of the show, other than the whole onion incident.

It finally dawned on me last night that Adam is an emotionally abusive boyfriend. He's charming during the pursuit phase, but then gets angry over perceived slights or entirely made up s$%# and forces Jenna to apologize and cater to him. Last night, we saw him giving Jenna a version of the conversation with Madison that had almost no relation to the actual truth. What his version DID do, however, was to continue to distance Jenna from the other stews. Abusers like you isolated from people who might speak the truth to you. On some level, Jenna seems to realize that he's emotionally abusive. Last week (or was it the week before?) she mentioned the problem with her choices in men and that it looked like it wasn't changing soon. The both of them need therapy.

His comment about being the "good guy" was really interesting. So far, we have Delores versus Maeve/Ciroc. Both sides have pros and cons, neither is the true white hat of the story. William could end up being the third option that doesn't require one side being wiped out completely.

Harley is an ass, but I'd rather watch him and the Time Bandit/Saga trying to screw each other than even a minute of the still and ever useless Josh Harris. I do really enjoy the Northwestern. There's a better dynamic on that boat than the others, even if Sig does spout off a bit too much at times.

This has sort of been Adam's M.O. on his various seasons. He loves the flirting, but once they're a couple he goes crazy eyes. The crazy eyes don't stay in just his relationship, either. He has turned into a nasty piece of work in the past. Remember him sneaking onions in pretty much every dish because the guest asked for no onions? His crazy just squirts out in all directions.

The sweet little Dolores of season 1 morphed into Wyatt in season 2, through no choice of her own. She's continuing that arc. She's not Dany in that she's not self absorbed. Dany was even thinking of herself when she was freeing others. Dolores, by contrast, is a hurricane that's been unleashed.

Yes, Jenna is a bad chief stew and shouldn't be messing with the chef, whether or not he's a head case which he is. BUT..... It was awesome to see Madison and Cierra relaxing on the beach rather than working and complaining. Particularly Madison complaining about how hard she works. It was like watching two 16 yr olds assigned to do work outside of the view of adults.

The Big Round Computer thing has to be a red herring. The supercomputer that ran Westworld was buried and set up with a protection system that involved flooding the place. This one is right in the lobby of a building with big glass windows. Someone with a car bomb could damage it. A street person with a brick could, too, come to think of it.

Unless you're there to play the part of the noble French Resistance. From the furniture and buildings it did look like France. Her bloody knuckles were interesting, too.

Adam would just switch to chasing after one of the stews. Annoying Hannah would be added fun for him.

And pretty much copied directly from other designers currently working. He owes Moncler and Kanye West a cut of his winnings. That mustard yellow outfit was straight up Yeezy.

That would have interfered with Madison's martyr complex. Jenna keeps getting worse as the season goes along. I was giving her the benefit of the doubt, but that's gone. Her conversation with Cierra about relationships was cringe inducing. Yes, you should act like brother and sister AT WORK. No, you shouldn't be grabbing each other's arses in the galley. For Adam's part, he's been in the middle of several drama fests because he's willingly entered into or tried to enter into ship board romances. This man is unable to learn from experience.

This episode wasn't intended to be a rip snorter right out of the gate. Instead, they put a whole bunch of pots on the stove simmering and we have just a bare idea of what might be in each of them.

He got some good advice which he, of course, ignored. Viewers should be able to get aspects of your message from looking at your collection. You couldn't without Sergio explaining, and then it was still kind of iffy. I really think his woman in this show was largely the love child of Joan Crawford and Annie Oakley.

He was better than Victoria and Sergio, certainly. Nina pointed out that he was "referential"....uh yeah...but then they praise him as being the future of fashion. I don't get that. I really really don't get the praise for the mustard outfit. Man, that looked like a Yeezy reject.

A win by Geoffrey wasn’t as bad as Gretchen or Anya, but it was right down there.

When Sergio hits a home run, it's awesome. But he also slips a bit and designs for the social scene at the Del Boca Vista adult living community.