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This iconic character will return to 'Baywatch'
And no, it's not the one you expect. That other one isn't either

- February 19, 2026
- Updated: February 19, 2026 at 6:15 PM

David Chokachi returns to the small screen as Cody Madison in the new series of Baywatch, a project that has made significant progress since its announcement a few months ago. This new installment, which captures the spirit of the iconic series aired between 1989 and 2001, is being developed by Fox, which has already approved a first season of 12 episodes, with filming set to begin in the spring.
The Watchmen, old school
In this new version, Cody Madison not only continues in his role as a lifeguard, but also manages The Shoreline, the iconic bar-grill of the community. In addition to saving lives, Madison serves as a mentor to the new lifeguards, providing them with unconditional support and, why not, some free wings after a heroic performance.
The return of Chokachi is a sign that Fox may be looking to incorporate other familiar faces from the original series. It is rumored that actors like David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson could participate in the form of cameos, which would undoubtedly add a nostalgic element for the show’s fans. Additionally, there is speculation about the possibility of other former members, such as Carmen Electra and Jason Momoa, also making an appearance.
The series will be directed by McG in its first episode and will feature Matt Nix, known for his work on Burn Notice, as showrunner. The expectations are high, especially after the previous transition of Baywatch to film, where the adaptation did not achieve the necessary box office for a sequel, despite its moderate success. This new project has the opportunity to revitalize the franchise and attract both old fans and a new audience.
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