Nightmare Bay (1)

Season 2, Episode 1, Aired
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An underwater photographer is attacked and more than a few people believe a sea monster is responsible. Shauni's work as a lifeguard leads to conflict with a bunch of locals and her father.
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  • Monte Markham

    Capt. Don Thorpe (seasons 1-2, 1989-1990; 1991-1992)

  • Billy Warlock

    Eddie Kramer (seasons 1-2, 1989-1990/1991-1992; Baywatch Hawaiian Wedding, 2003)

  • David Hasselhoff

    Lt. Mitch Buchannon (seasons 1-10, 1989-1990/1991-2000; Baywatch Hawaiian Wedding, 2003)

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    5.9
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    Baywatch is back with a new season, and the difference is definitely felt a bit. I'm glad we have some of our characters back, but I'm having just a tiny bit of trouble adjusting to some of the new ones.

    The main story regarding the sea monster is definitely a bit interesting, yet it seems to be going on two long - maybe it's the fact that this is a two-part episode after all. The setup was nice. Meanwhile, the second story was also quite good until after the rescue. I don't really know why Shauni would have such a huge interest in the life of that girl she rescued, but I guess we'll see.

    As for the new characters, I don't really care for Ben (and yes, I realize it's Al from the pilot) one bit, while Harvey is going on my nerves just by appearing on-screen. Sure, it's nice having a goofball, but this isn't really what I'm looking for in a character. Also, the new Hobie is okay.moreless

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    This was a ok episode! Truthfully It could have been alot better than it was but whatever! I do like the cast better now! Seems like a better show than during season 1! I especially love the new Hobie! I love Hobie so much, hes so cute, sweet, and such a boy! lol! He defenantly likes to have fun, even if it means scaring the crap out of his dad! Mitch didnt like the little practical joke that was played on him but in the end it was all good! I also thought the scene of Hobie asleep in his dads bed was so adorable! Those 2 really look alot alike! Average episode!moreless

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    • Rocky, HobieĀ“s dog from the 1st season on NBC is not mentioned in this episode. [Maybe he just returned it to Katie, whom he bought it from in the beginning.] Edit
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    • Music: "I'm Always There" by Jimi Jamison, "Get Up" by Mike + The Mechanics, "Rock Hard" by Jimi Jamison, "Keep Me Running" by Noiseworks and "Current of Love" by David Hasselhoff. Edit
    • Writer and producer Deborah Bonann Schwartz appears in this episode during the press conference near the beach. Edit
    • Jeremy JacksonĀ“s naturally dark hair was lightened so that the new Hobie would resemble his former screen incarnation. Jackson is four years younger than Brandon Call the previous actor to play Hobie and, as a result, Hobie now appears younger than he did when he first appeared in the 1989 TV-movie. Edit
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