This episode is highly recommended for any fan of the franchise, serving as a masterclass in why the Sailing Yacht spin-off frequently outshines the original series. You can stream the full episode on the Peacock TV Episode Hub .

In a heavily praised sequence, Captain Glenn, Chief Engineer Colin MacRae, and First Mate Gary King spring into action. Colin's immediate response (literally in his underwear) to start the engines and get the boat off the rocks is a standout moment of sheer professional competence.

Chief Stewardess Daisy attempts to resolve the ongoing territorial bickering between Gabriela and Ashley, but only manages to widen the divide between them.

The complete lack of accountability from some crew members is infuriating to watch.

Deckhand Tom Pearson is on anchor watch when intense winds pick up rapidly. Distracted by a "boatmance" and failing to act quickly, the boat drags anchor and runs aground.

Tom's negligence places him in massive jeopardy with Captain Glenn. To make matters worse, Tom later sprays down computerized controls with water, drawing further ire.

The grounding sequence offers genuine, unscripted suspense.

Watching Colin and Glenn handle a crisis provides great contrast to the typical petty drama.

[s3e6] Yacht On The Rocks May 2026

This episode is highly recommended for any fan of the franchise, serving as a masterclass in why the Sailing Yacht spin-off frequently outshines the original series. You can stream the full episode on the Peacock TV Episode Hub .

In a heavily praised sequence, Captain Glenn, Chief Engineer Colin MacRae, and First Mate Gary King spring into action. Colin's immediate response (literally in his underwear) to start the engines and get the boat off the rocks is a standout moment of sheer professional competence.

Chief Stewardess Daisy attempts to resolve the ongoing territorial bickering between Gabriela and Ashley, but only manages to widen the divide between them. [S3E6] Yacht on the Rocks

The complete lack of accountability from some crew members is infuriating to watch.

Deckhand Tom Pearson is on anchor watch when intense winds pick up rapidly. Distracted by a "boatmance" and failing to act quickly, the boat drags anchor and runs aground. This episode is highly recommended for any fan

Tom's negligence places him in massive jeopardy with Captain Glenn. To make matters worse, Tom later sprays down computerized controls with water, drawing further ire.

The grounding sequence offers genuine, unscripted suspense. Colin's immediate response (literally in his underwear) to

Watching Colin and Glenn handle a crisis provides great contrast to the typical petty drama.