Baywatch premiered on NBC, introducing audiences to the lives of lifeguards patrolling the beaches of Los Angeles.
NBC cancelled Baywatch after its first season due to low ratings despite a loyal fan base.
Baywatch was revived for syndication, leading to increased popularity and international success.
David Hasselhoff took on the role of executive producer, helping steer the show's direction and international appeal.
The Baywatch feature film starring Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron was released, bringing the franchise to the big screen.
Lifeguard Mitch Buchannon starts his career at Baywatch, setting the stage for the team's adventurous rescues.
Mitch teams up with lifeguard Jesse and other team members to protect the beach and save lives.
The Baywatch team competes against rival lifeguards in a series of challenging rescue drills.
Summer Quinn becomes a new lifeguard, bringing fresh energy and skills to the team.
Mitch is attacked by a shark while on duty but manages to survive, deepening his resolve as a lifeguard.
C.J. Parker, an experienced swimmer, joins the Baywatch team and quickly becomes a key member.
The Baywatch crew works to prevent pollution and protect their beach from an environmental hazard.
Stephanie Holden returns to Baywatch and takes a leadership role within the lifeguard squad.
The team uncovers and intervenes in criminal activity threatening beachgoers' safety.
A powerful storm strikes the coastline, and the team works tirelessly to rescue stranded victims.
