The legendary Baywatch TV series is under the spotlight yet again 25 years after airing its final episode. The US TV show shared the lives of lifeguards in their iconic red swimwear and shorts as they patrolled the sun-soaked sands of Los Angeles.
Despite its initial poor critical reception, it soared to become one of the world's most-viewed shows in the 1990s. Pamela Anderson became an international sex symbol overnight thanks to her role as C.J. Parker, David Hasselhoff cemented his status as a TV star and Carmen Electra became a regular face in TV, film and magazines.
The iconic show spawned numerous spin-offs and a 2017 movie reboot featuring stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Zac Efron. Now, fans are set to be ushered back to the golden coast with the release of After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun, a four-part documentary series uncovering the secrets and controversies surrounding the beloved programme.
Slated to bring new interviews with original stars like Nicole Eggert, Carmen Electra, David Hasselhoff, David Chokachi, and Jeremy Jackson, along with previously unseen footage, this docuseries delves into the beauty standards of the '90s and investigates the show's recipe for selling sex appeal, reports the Mirror.
After premiering on US streaming services, the series will be released in the UK very soon. This is when After Baywatch will be released and how you can watch the series.
Where to stream the After Baywatch documentary in the UK
"After Baywatch: A Moment In The Sun" is set to make a splash on Disney+ in the UK, with all four episodes dropping on Wednesday, September 18, ready for fans to binge on the streaming platform.
The documentary promises to dive deep into some of the show's most talked-about moments and controversies, including Tommy Lee's jealousy over Pamela Anderson, Jeremy Jackson's battle with addiction and his secret admission, as well as Gregory Allen Williams' candid conversation about race and representation.
Disney's plot synopsis teases: "A new docuseries that delivers a nostalgic and insightful exploration of 'Baywatch', the cultural phenomenon that defined an era, and an unprecedented look into the stars who brought the world's most famous lifeguards to life."
It continues: "Through dozens of new cast interviews and never-before-seen footage, this docuseries unpacks how the show captured the mythology of California's beach culture, set physical beauty standards for an entire generation, and capitalised on the adage 'sex sells'."
