The original LA cast of Baywatch were catapulted to global fame in the 90s thanks to the show's enduring popularity - but, as ...

She was 62 years old. Hasselhoff, the Baltimore-born actor known for his roles as Michael Knight in "Knight Rider" and Mitch Buchannon in "Baywatch," suffered a tragic personal loss on Thursday.

Newman played himself as a lifeguard and was the third most regular actor on Baywatch after Hasselhoff, who played Mitch Buchannon, and Jeremy Jackson, who starred as Hasselhoff’s on-screen son ...

“I was a 10-year-old fatherless, hyperactive child, so I probably felt like a tick for David,” Jackson told Us of working with Hasselhoff, who played the iconic lifeguard Mitch Buchannon.

who played the son of David Hasselhoff‘s Mitch Buchannon for eight seasons. Jackson ultimately left his role as Hobie Buchannon in 1998 at age 18, right when his drug addiction was worsening ...

He played Mitch Buchannon on the show. “Baywatch” originally ran from 1989 to 1999. It was retooled as “Baywatch: Hawaii” with a major cast overhaul from 1999 to 2001. The series spawned ...

She also appeared on 14 episodes of “Baywatch” as lifeguard Kaye Morgan; Hasselhoff starred as Mitch Buchannon for more than 200 episodes. The former couple married in 1989 and had two ...

Pamela Anderson (C.J. Parker) and David Hasselhoff (Mitch Buchannon) were not at the premiere, nor did they participate in the Hulu project that began streaming on Aug. 28.

"Baywatch" centered on a team of lifeguards, led by Lt. Mitch Buchannon (Hasselhoff), as they saved lives, managed personal dramas, combated crime and adventured along the shores of Los Angeles.

A legendary publicist who was responsible for building Baywatch into one of television's most iconic series has passed away. Paul Nichols died at his home in Weatherford, Texas, on March 14 aged 77.

“I was a 10-year-old fatherless, hyperactive child, so I probably felt like a tick for David,” Jackson told Us of working with Hasselhoff, who played the iconic lifeguard Mitch Buchannon.