Chef Anthony Iracane is worried that his working relationship with Lawrence Snowden won't end well on Below Deck.
In a preview clip from the next episode of Below Deck, courtesy of Bravo, Chef Lawrence introduces his replacement, Chef Anthony, to the galley and provisions. While it seems like they're working well together, Anthony worries if that'll last. In a confessional, he says having two different personalities working together in the galley "can be very challenging" and admits "it's going to be a big fight at the end."
When the clip begins, Anthony believes that Fraser had a hand in his exit, and he wants to find a moment to talk privately about that. However, there's no time for that now because Lawrence needs to show Anthony around the galley. Anthony appreciated how organized everything is. In a confessional, he explains, "My whole life, I've never been with anyone in the galley or in the kitchen." That's when he admits the concept of working with someone else sounds challenging. He appears to predict that both chefs will want to "be the best," so a fight will inevitably ensue.
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This preview clip appears to be foreshadowing a clash between Anthony and Lawrence. While they're getting along right now, the comments that Anthony made in his confessional are a big red flag. He's not used to working by himself, so he's essentially warning viewers that this might not end well.
Since this upcoming charter is the one in which Anthony and Lawrence will have to work together, that alone is enough to create some drama. What makes the situation even worse is that the guests will be on board for five days, which means the two chefs will have to put up with each other for almost a week. There's no way they don't start butting heads at some point.
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Captain Kerry Titheradge wanted there to be some overlap before Lawrence left so that there could be a smooth transition once Anthony fully took over. However, all signs are pointing to a clash of personalities and style. I don't think it's a coincidence that the next charter just so happens to be five days at the same time that Anthony and Lawrence will be working together. This will probably be covered across multiple episodes, and producers will want to milk the drama for all it's worth.
Below Deck airs Mondays at 8 p.m. EDT on Bravo.
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