The first trailer for Fox's Baywatch reboot has arrived, featuring Stephen Amell as Mitch's son, Hobie Buchanon, joining the franchise's iconic red swimsuits.
This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. The first trailer for Fox 's Baywatch reboot has arrived.
The original Baywatch series aired from 1991-2001 and starred David Hasselhoff as lifeguard Mitch Buchannon. In the upcoming reboot, which will air on Fox and is currently in production, Amell plays Mitch's son, Hobie Buchanon. As Mitch takes on his father's legacy, he is joined by his biological daughter, Charlie Vale (Jessica Belkin), who wants to become a lifeguard and join the family profession as well. The reboot is slated to make its debut in January 2027.
On X, Stephen Amell has now shared the first trailer. Amell's post features the caption 'I love playing superheroes,' which is a nod to his role as Oliver Queen in Arrow throughout the show's eight seasons. The footage shows Amell as a shirtless Mitch running in slow-motion on the beach, along with looks at Charlie, Grace (Olivia Dunne), and Selene (Brooks Nader) in the franchise's iconic red swimsuits. Check out the trailer below: More to come...
Baywatch Like Follow Followed Network FOX Cast Creator(s) Matt Nix Powered by Expand Collaps
Baywatch Fox Reboot Trailer Playing Superheroes David Hasselhoff Mitch Buchanon Hobie Buchanon Charlie Vale Jessica Belkin Olivia Dunne Brooks Nader Fox Plot Details Upcoming Series Slow-Motion Scene Sports Film
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
‘Off Campus’ Star Stephen Kalyn on Next Addictive Hockey Romance and Those “Heartfelt Moments”The 28-year-old actor digs into where viewers find his character, Dean, coming into season one and how Mika Abdalla’s Allie turns everything upside down: “Dean always gets what he wants, but Allie puts him in his place”
Read more »
Stephen Colbert's Final Show: A Self-Centered FarewellStephen Colbert's final show on 'Colbert' has been criticized for its self-centered nature, with critics pointing out his lack of humor, warmth, and humility. The show's final episode featured a self-aggrandizing 'Colbert Questionert' segment, highlighting Colbert's self-importance and lack of humility.
Read more »
Stephen Colbert Baffles Christians with Anti-Christian Claim About Life After DeathComedian Jim Gaffigan asked Stephen Colbert about his views on life after death, and Colbert shared his unconventional belief that when we die, we disperse into some other greater being. The interaction sparked a debate on social media, with some comparing Colbert’s view to the Gnostic concept of the Pleroma.
Read more »
New Yorkers Bid A Melancholy Farewell To Stephen Colbert As ‘The Late Show’ Tapes Final Episode'The Late Show's 11-year run on CBS ended on a muted note of melancholy among the few dozen fans who gathered outside New York's Ed Sullivan Theater.
Read more »