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Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding is a 2003 American made-for-television action comedy film directed by Douglas Schwartz. The film reunited the original cast members of the television series Baywatch . The story revolves around an old nemesis who threatens Mitch's wedding day as his friends and fellow lifeguards reunite.
Momoa reprises the role in Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding. Kekoa Tanaka (Stacy Kamano, seasons 1–2) Half-Japanese, half-Hawaiian lifeguard, who is not afraid to speak her mind. She becomes romantically involved with J.D. during the series. Kamano reprises the role in Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding. Captain Sean Monroe (Jason Brooks, seasons 1–2)
Mitch returned in the 2003 TV movie Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding. Serving as both a reunion episode and bookend to the Baywatch saga, Mitch, alive and well after being presumed dead in 2000, was ready to marry a woman who resembled his late friend and lover, Stephanie Holden, before being forced to face his old enemy, Mason Sato, originally seen ...
Electra is thankful for the globally synd icated "Baywatch," which led to her meteoric ascent to fame, and even loved "Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding," the 2003 made-for-TV reunion movie. 'After ...
The show led to a spin-off, Baywatch Nights, [12] and three direct-to-video films: [13] Baywatch the Movie: Forbidden Paradise, Baywatch: White Thunder at Glacier Bay, and Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding. The audience was 65 percent female, [7] [14] with its number one audience being women aged 18 to 34.
Jessie and J.D. find themselves alone on a beach they're supposed to watch for the whole day, seeing this as an opportunity to discuss their personal issues with each other. After they've finished their watch, J.D. is set to be the judge for a beauty contest - to Jessie's annoyance.
The original cast member appeared as Mitch Buchanan in 220 episodes of Baywatch over 11 years, plus 45 episodes of the spinoff, Baywatch Nights. Scroll through to see the Baywatch Season 1 cast ...
Baywatch was a phenomenon during its 11-season run from 1989 to 2001 — so much so that co-creator Douglas Schwartz revealed it had 1.2 billion viewers per week. “That was the highest volume of ...