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On this day...Baywatch first aired! An event that changed television history and lives. Red swimsuits. A tower. Hoff looking after the water like it was a precinct. I still see that slow run when someone says the title. Thirty-seven years on. Fine by me.

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GenX_Smut_Guy2 days ago

Many great... .plotlines. Sure, plotlines.

K*Fresh 1012 days ago

To the fellow Baywatch fans, there is a Baywatch channel on Pluto TV. Red swimsuits 24/7.... lol

Retro Recall (☥𝐃𝐁)2 days ago

Thanks man

Stephen Crane2 days ago

The pre-syndicated Baywatch is a very different beast. Normal looking lifeguards. Including older men and women.

StOnErDaN2 days ago

Those were some fun TV times 💯

yatoy_draws2 days ago

90’s kids becomes horny :)

Irata2 days ago

Boing. 😂

Raiko☆Star『Earth Human』2 days ago

Wish we could get the original aired version of the show, dang music copywriting hit this show hard

Nixon's Head 🇺🇸2 days ago

I was later shocked to learn that in real life, female lifeguards don't in fact run in slow motion.

Jim2 days ago

Good show

Brian O'Connor2 days ago

I actually never watched an episode, noticed Pam on tool time though😁

VicBlankenship2 days ago

Son of the Beach was a better show

William2 days ago

I love Baywatch so much it's my favorite show literally my favorite show so is the theme song the theme song is also one of my favorite things 😄😁😎👍🤩😍

friggenghoul2 days ago

TV was sooo much better back then... Now we have Zendaya

Cis Siberian Orchestra2 days ago

Pam was moderately famous before she joined the cast because of her Playboy appearances and Home Improvement role, but Baywatch turned her into one of the biggest sex symbols of the 1990s.

craighoward872 days ago

Good show,used to watch it when I was younger

Jim Pennington2 days ago

NBC or syndication?

Retro Recall (☥𝐃𝐁)2 days ago

NBC. 1989

Jim Pennington2 days ago

We watched it. I even own the first season on dvd

MSgt Tony Portelli - Doc - ▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一 The OG2 days ago

Here is the last season opener for you fans.. I never watched it to tell you the truth

Max Continuous2 days ago

I’ll always have fond memories of this show confirming 9yr old me that Erica will always be my first crush!

Craig Miller2 days ago

It's Baywatch time!

@logannaidoo12 days ago

Love it

On est pas bien là ?2 days ago

Fully in my teenage years, just imagine… so blessed to have grown up watching these beautiful women ☺️☀️😍🏄‍♂️🌊

WozzaH2 days ago

Saturday night family tv at its best

Ghost2 days ago

Babe watch was a lot of fun. Didn't get a lot of channels in the barracks but we got that.

John Redcorn2 days ago

Your childhood was nothing if you didn’t grow up watching “Baywatch” 😮‍💨

Tamahome 🔞2 days ago

Boobs Watch !

Leon Sale2 days ago

The legendary 'slow-mo'. The streets went quiet on a Saturday evening, as every adolescent teenage boy was home in front of the television... myself included 😂.

Dizzle 202 days ago

The first internet video.

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