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22 September 1989 (USA) morePlot:
Television series about a cadre of attractive lifeguards who patrol a crowded recreational beach. full summaryAwards:
5 wins & 14 nominations moreNewsDesk:
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How David Hasselhoff Toppled the Berlin Wall: Music Memories From November, 1989 (From Huffington Post. 7 November 2009, 12:05 PM, PST)
Anderson: 'I Was An Easy Target'
(From WENN. 7 November 2009, 6:06 AM, PST)
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(Series Cast Summary - 8 of 279)| David Hasselhoff | ... | Mitch Buchannon (221 episodes, 1989-2000) | |
| Jeremy Jackson | ... | Hobie (179 episodes, 1991-1999) | |
| Michael Newman | ... | Newmie (132 episodes, 1989-1999) | |
| Pamela Anderson | ... | C.J. Parker (113 episodes, 1992-1997) | |
| Gregory Alan Williams | ... | Garner Ellerbee (110 episodes, 1989-1998) | |
| Chris Fiore | ... | Brad / ... (96 episodes, 1992-1999) | |
| Alexandra Paul | ... | Stephanie Holden / ... (93 episodes, 1992-1997) | |
| David Chokachi | ... | Cody (89 episodes, 1995-1999) |
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60 min (241 episodes)Country:
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The reason people watch Baywatch is because of the amount of human flesh on show. Red-blooded males such as myself tuned in back in 1989 to see women in bikini's and I am sure there were probably many females who adored David Hasselhoff.
However, to be fair, Baywatch did have some great stories once you got past the flesh on show. David Hasselhoff did a good job as Mitch Buchanan who was an interesting character. There were some very competent actors and actresses throughout the show.
There's not really much scope for stories about lifeguards. How many stories can you have around lifeguards saving a person from drowning? Not many. Baywatch also focused on the characters private lives and at times, Mitch Buchanan found himself in battle with the usual bad guys.
Baywatch was a decent show. There's no denying what the appeal to the show is but in the interests of fairness, it really did have good stories at times.