Harassment by Below Deck producers creates new villains without holding others accountable (Gary King getting away with it all)

The Below decks The franchise has been plagued by accusations of lack of producer involvement for years, but recent reports of the program ramping up that harassment creates new villains but doesn’t hold others accountable for their actions. All the time Below decks franchise, the original series, and the spin-offs have all featured villains among the superyacht crew members. Some villains are worse than others, and most seasons have featured one villain as a major focal point along with other minor drama magnets. Despite having numerous villains in each season, the reasons behind their villainy aren’t always simple.

With Sailboat below deck With season 5 currently airing, many have looked at the villains from previous seasons of the show and compared their actions to that of Gary King. Although Gary has been a tough guy throughout the show, things have escalated since allegations of sexual misconduct were made against him between the last two seasons of the show. Although Gary was called back before the allegations were made public, many were concerned about his participation in the show. The production hiccups that have dogged Gary this seasonhowever, has not satisfied the viewers.

The Below Deck Franchise producer glitches have gotten worse

They have created stories and covered up their behavior

Below decks has been called for production breakdowns throughout the franchise, but things have gotten worse in recent seasons. While there is always some intervention by the producers in any reality TV show in order to shape the story in a way that needs to be presented to the viewers, Below decks has gone above and beyond over the years. Things have changed in recent seasons and the producers behind it Below decks have found a new way to cover up yachting behavior they are not interested in explaining. Instead of trying to fix things, Below decks create brand new storylines.

Below Deck, Sailboat Season 5 has failed to hold Gary King accountable for his actions

Gary’s allegations of wrongdoing have not been made public

Sailboat below deck season 5 has been a difficult season for the series, especially considering that Gary has been in the season but his actions have not been brought up at all. all the time Below deck sailboat, Gary’s behavior has been difficult to watch at timesand his disrespect for women has always been shown to viewers. After her sexual misconduct allegations became public, many believed that she would be fired from the show, or at least cut out of the show as much as possible.

While many were interested in seeing Gary edited out, which is mostly what the show is trying to do, others wanted Gary to be held accountable for the abuse allegations. Instead of trying to explain things on screen, Sailboat below deck the producers have tried to shape the story around Gary as much as they can. Let’s create other villains in the story, like Stew Danni Warren keep the attention away Gary lets him slip under the radar rather than hold him accountable because of his bad behavior.

Below Deck creates new villains instead of summoning existing ones

The program tries to fix its problems by blaming others

Although Below decks Sailboat the producers have chosen not to bring up Gary’s bad behavior so far throughout the season, the producers throughout the franchise have used a similar pattern to create drama in other shows. Instead of airing potentially damaging dirty laundry, the Below decks producers prepare stories and create their own dramawhere crew members become villains in order to control the stories they share in the series. Despite knowing that they could perform drama, Below decks the producers decide to come up with their own stories.

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