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See Below Deck's Captain Lee Rosbach Utter an Instantly Iconic One-Liner in Tense Preview

Difficult weather forces Below Deck's Captain Lee Rosbach to make a difficult decision in E! News' exclusive preview at the Bravo series' Nov. 28 episode.

By Paige Strout Nov 28, 2022 7:30 PMTags
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The high seas sure have some high-intensity weather.

Crew member drama isn't the biggest issue Captain Lee Rosbach faces in E! News' exclusive sneak peek at Below Deck's Nov. 28 episode. Rather, the route to their latest destination brings along a tricky sailing challenge.

The clip begins with the crew preparing to leave for the charter's next stop: Rodney Bay in St. Lucia. And though the weather is bright and sunny, some extreme winds prove the trip won't be smooth sailing.

A nervous Captain Lee says in a confessional, "Today is one of those days where I'm as nervous as a whore in a front row pew at church."

As for how bad the weather is? Captain Lee gets a radio report stating that the winds outside are coming in at 27 knots—which is approximately 31 miles per hour. And on top of the boat's size making it more difficult to maneuver than others, the land surrounding the water also adds to the trip's difficulty. 

The Bravo star explains, "We've got a mountain here, got a mountain here, and we've got this pass where the wind funnels through."

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"We're just a big sail," Captain Lee continues. "It's a tricky docking, but you get paid the big bucks to make the hard calls."

And although the weather is less than sublime, the captain makes the hard call to continue despite some potential risks.

"I don't want to get blown into something," he warns a crew member as they begin their voyage. "I'm way too close to that f--king sailboat."

Will Captain Lee and the St. David crew make it to their stop in ship shape? Tune in to find out.

Check out the full sneak peek above.

Below Deck airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on Bravo. Catch new episodes streaming the next day on Peacock.

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