Bravo’s most-watched show, “Below Deck,” scored its first-ever nominations from the Television Academy on Tuesday.
With “Top Chef” as a perennial nominee in the reality-competition categories, and a two-time winner, Bravo reality shows are no stranger to the Emmys. But on Tuesday, the network’s most-watched show, “Below Deck,” scored its first-ever nominations from the Television Academy. The show’s eighth season, which aired from November through February, was nominated for unstructured reality program, as well as for picture editing for an unstructured reality program. In a statement, Captain Lee Rosbach, the show’s longtime star and the yacht’s gruff leader, said: “Being part of ‘Below Deck’ since the beginning has been a wild ride that has been filled with many surprises.
