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Full Trailer: FOX's New "Baywatch" Series
- On Tuesday, October 13, 2026, Fox released the full trailer for its Baywatch reboot, premiering in January 2027 with Stephen Amell starring as Baywatch Captain Hobie Buchannon leading the new lifeguard team.
- This reimagined series celebrates the enduring legacy of the 1989 drama, which reached a weekly audience of 1.1 billion people in 142 countries at its peak, with Amell playing the son of iconic lifeguard Mitch Buchannon, portrayed by David Hasselhoff.
- Hobie's world is turned upside down when his estranged daughter, Charlie Vale , arrives on his doorstep eager to carry on the family legacy and join the lifeguard team alongside her father.
- The trailer showcases high-stakes rescues including a plane crash, wildfire, and exploding lifeguard tower, blending action with interpersonal drama. "Saving people is my purpose," Charlie confesses as the team springs into action.
- Fox Entertainment and Fremantle co-produce the series with Showrunner Matt Nix, filming on Venice Beach, while the reboot features cameos from original cast member David Chokachi and superstar Megan Thee Stallion.
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It's the same beach but a new era in the first full-length trailer for the all-new Baywatch
The red swimsuits are back, and so is one of television’s most recognisable franchises, with the first trailer for the new Baywatch offering audiences a glimpse at the sun-soaked action, beachside drama and familiar faces awaiting them when the series premieres exclusively on Stan in Australia from January 2027. More than three decades after the...
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