I agree.I loved it,it was a shame it didn't last longer.I thought Baywatch Nights had potential to go for about 5 seasons but they messed it up by going all Sci fi in season 2.

@@BrianKitching-wv5nh I watched season 2 episode 1 for the first time a few days ago. I was so disappointed the music sucks, Garners gone. They bring in the dude from charmed and got silly. Don't know if I'm going to watch the rest of the season.

Agreed.This episode of Baywatch Nights was really great.

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True.But you couldn't really expect him to carry a real person,it would be too heavy and they could get hurt.

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By just walking off the job in the middle of his shift... like he did in this episode

They mention on the main show that he works fewer hours at Baywatch and gets to pick his shifts because he has seniority over the other lifeguards. Stephanie takes over the head lifeguard duties because they're both lieutenants. Hobie conveniently is "with his mother". Mitch gets promoted to captain early on in season 8, after Stephanie's death in the middle of season 7 - and after "Baywatch Nights" was taken out into the backyard and put out of its misery in real life after two seasons, at the end of season 7 of regular "Baywatch". Easy-peasy, as long as you don't make the mistake of looking for coherence and temporal logic in the "Baywatch" universe, featuring _architect-Navy SEAL-lifeguard-firefighter-race car driver-triathlete-private investigator-honorary samurai-supernatural monster hunter-single dad-irresistible pussy magnet_ Mitchell Buchannon.

@@henrygvidonas9573 so basically because Mitch is a Lt he can do as he likes.

@@ronniefromOR he's a Lt so he gets to do as he likes while someone else looks after headquarters.

He only worked part time at the detective agency.

Too bad she was also the absolute dirt-worst actor in the entire franchise. Only human-shaped block of wood Kelly Slater came close to her level of suckitude. That guy couldn't even walk like a normal human being, let alone deliver even one single line of dialogue convincingly during his entire tenure on the main show.

Donna still is good looking,she has aged well.

I agree.I would love it to return.I would watch it but only if David Hasselhoff returned.

He has long legs hectic his height

His legs are long and skinny.Being 6'4" I can see why. David even said that he hates his long spindly legs when he was interviewd.

I know baywatch nights is best thing i encountered

I just tuned in baywatch and baywatch nights just to see mitch because he's my favorite character.

In NJ we call that a "No show job". Usually reserved for Political friends.

It's called "Baywatch Nights" because the office of the private investigations agency is upstairs at the club named "Nights". The time of day the cases are investigated at has nothing to do with the name of the show. That's not a joke - it's the official explanation, as stated by the producers. The club is turned into a bistro when Donna is the owner, so the name "Nights" makes even less sense after that. Originally, the show was supposed to be called "Santa Monica Nights" because the club is in that part of Los Angeles County. Hasselhoff wanted the show to be completely separate from "Baywatch" - and to be like a '90s remake of the "Peter Gunn" TV series from the late '50s/early '60s. First the producers couldn't get the rights for the "Peter Gunn" IP, then they were afraid they couldn't sell the show without the "Baywatch" connection. Then the ratings were bad, so they wrote in more and more characters and story elements from regular "Baywatch", to get that audience interested in the spinoff show. They reduced Garner Ellerbie from a co-lead to a supporting character - and eventually wrote him out of the series. The original premise was a classic 1970s "buddy cop" dynamic with Mitch and Garner as equals. None of that helped to improve the ratings, so the producers decided to go completely nuts and turn the whole mess into a 99-cent-store ripoff version of the "X-Files" for the second season, because that was the hottest and hippest show at the time. Nobody wanted to pay a single cent to broadcast the insanely cheaply made second season after the first one flopped massively. The producers literally _paid the networks_ to put it on the air in syndication, to protect the brand name value of the "Baywatch" franchise as a whole from getting tarnished by a single-season failure of the spinoff. That didn't really work either. Even though regular "Baywatch" kept on trucking, "Baywatch Nights" became a laughing stock in the television industry.

@@henrygvidonas9573 wow,how did you get all the information from?