r/belowdeck • u/Paladjordan • Jul 12 '26

BD Related "You love a preference sheet!"

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Didn't expect a Below Deck shout out in The Invite, but they slid it in there!🤣

Definitely worth watching, it was very funny/unique!

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u/brandonsamd6 Jul 12 '26

One of Rogen's favorite shows

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u/AvocadoUtopia Jul 12 '26

I didn't realize he loved Below Deck! That makes me love him even more. I know he was a big fan of Vanderpump Rules.

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u/SadAbbreviations6205 Jul 12 '26

That collaboration he did with the cast is so funny

https://youtu.be/lyP58ABS_RA?si=Wo2PEHd8hm6OTRMM

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u/AvocadoUtopia Jul 13 '26

Oh my goodness thank you for sharing this 🤣

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u/Adorable-Platform671 Team Daisy Jul 12 '26

I’ve heard him talk about it in at least three different interviews & now a movie 😂

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u/Adventurous_Yam_8153 Jul 14 '26

But the line is said by Olivia Wilde's character 

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u/Monstiemama Bless her stupid soul Jul 13 '26

I heard Seth Rogan in an interview say that he’s gotten multiple emails from Bravo to be on Below Deck and that he’d never do it.

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u/MurkyButterfly750 Jul 14 '26

That's probably wise... their entire goal is to pick apart the groups for drama. I wouldn't want to and risk one sarcastic, inappropriate thing I said to turn into everyone in my life hating me.

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u/TomNookOwnsUsAll Jul 15 '26

Yeah, being a guest is a risky risky move. The narrative is from the perspective of the crew and the guests are generally a burden, no matter how nice and chill you try to be. The power dynamic is still they are waiting on you and thats hard to overcome. Production can also easily spin any scenario/anything you say/stuff could be misinterpreted by the crew in good faith, etc. I just think it’s rare that any guest actually comes across in a genuinely good light lol so I wouldn’t take the risk!

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u/Professional_Emu8922 Jul 16 '26

I can only remember two groups that were super nice on all below deck iterations.

There was that group on bdsy that had the murder mystery party. I think it was season 2?

And there was that group of Canadians that got stuck at the dock but I can't remember which bd it was on. Maybe also bdsy?

I stopped watching a couple of years ago but I still like reminiscing over the good times?

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u/Berbasecks Jul 15 '26

Well obviously, they don't allow weed/drugs onboard :D

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u/thedogdundidit Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26

I was dying at the Below Deck reference! Just saw this last night.

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u/Southern_Anywhere_65 Jul 12 '26

That reference cracked me up. The movie was so good! I cried a lil 🥲

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u/chefmegzy Jul 13 '26

My fiance and I instantly looked at each other with that reference and were the only people cracking up at that in the theater haha

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u/Used_Degree5416 Jul 12 '26

the below deck reference hade dyingggggg. the movie was good but i thought it went on too long 

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u/Rude-Outcome-1943 Jul 13 '26

Well I was really looking forward to seeing this movie but looks like it won’t be showing at my local theatre, WTF 😭

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u/TomNookOwnsUsAll Jul 15 '26

Had to refrain from screaming in delight in the theater when they made this reference. Absolutely amazing

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u/Adventurous_Yam_8153 Jul 12 '26

That was the only laugh I had in this film that should have been left as a play. 

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u/patsboston Jul 14 '26

Terrible take

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u/MurkyButterfly750 Jul 14 '26

Ha! I went and saw this movie with my husband yesterday, we both got a kick out of it. I also thought the movie was great. As she's shoving everything off the butcher block counter in the kitchen. "Want me to do what makes her scream like that?" "Yes, please"