It’s time to go back to the beach, because Baywatch is officially returning. That’s right, surfers, the beloved drama show centered around lifeguards is getting yet another spinoff, and we cannot wait ...

The California Film Commission unveiled a list of 17 TV productions approved in the second round of applications for the state’s expanded tax credit program on Thursday. The list includes Amazon’s ...

The syndicated series defined Los Angeles in the 1990s, but filmed its final two seasons in Hawaii thanks to $3 million in state incentives. The “Baywatch” movie filmed in Georgia, which provides a 30 ...

Classic '90s action-drama series Baywatch is set to return in an upcoming reboot series. First airing on NBC in September 1989, Baywatch was canceled after just one season. However, the show was saved ...

The original "Baywatch" concluded its 11-season run 25 years ago. "Baywatch" is back. Fox has given a straight-to-series order for a reboot of the popular lifeguard live-action series. The revival ...

Can you hear it? That iconic theme song rolling in with the waves, the red swimsuits cutting across the sand, the promise of action, romance, and yes — slow-motion running. Baywatch is officially ...

Grab your red swimsuit, because ‘Baywatch’ returns to TV. The infamous lifeguards of Los Angeles County are coming back. Fox announced it has ordered a reboot of the legendary 1989 lifeguard series ...

1996 The Girls Of "Baywatch." From L-R: Traci Bingham, Donna D'Errico, Yasmine Bleeth, Gena Lee Nolin And Nancy Valen. Baywatch (Photo By Getty Images) Fox is heading to the beach with a reimagined ...

Fox is associating itself with the color red in a new way. The network has officially given its previously-announced Baywatch reboot a straight-to-series order for the 2026-2027 season, Variety ...

Seventeen television productions, including a reboot of a 1990s hit series, will be receiving tax credits through California’s film and television incentive program, Governor Gavin Newsom’s office ...

"Baywatch" is sprinting back to California beaches with a modern Fox Television Network reboot. By Neptune, there will be lifeguards in red swimsuits and slow-motion running on glorious SoCal beaches.