Is Baywatch the series on Netflix? (where to watch Baywatch)

If you grew up in the ’90s, no matter what age you were, then you were completely aware of Baywatch. Whether you watched it, weren’t allowed to watch it, watched it anyway, or saw any of the various parodies of the series, it was an inescapable pop culture phenomenon.

The series starred David Hasselhoff as Mitch Buchannon, who leads a team of lifeguards on the beaches of California. Baywatch also featured such performers as Alexandra Paul, Gregory Alan Williams, Parker Stevenson, Yasmin Bleeth, Carmen Electra, and of course Pamela Anderson.

Anderson joined Baywatch in 1992 during its third season as C.J. Parker and left the series in 1997 at the end of its seventh season. Behind Hasselhoff, Jeremy Jackson, and Michael Newman, Anderson was the fourth longest-running actor on the series, appearing in 77 episodes.

But where can fans watch Baywatch online these days? Anderson talks about her days as the star of the highly popular series in her Netflix documentary Pamela, a love story, and no doubt her fans will want to watch. Here’s where you can make that happen!

Is Baywatch on Netflix?

After watching the account of Pamela Anderson’s time on the series in her documentary, you won’t be able to watch the actress in Baywatch on Netflix. The series isn’t available to stream on the streaming service, but fans can watch it on a different streamer.

For a similar (but different) viewing experience, check out the Netflix titles Outer Banks, Cobra Kai, and Malibu Rescue: The Series. Maybe someday soon Baywatch will find its way to Netflix and fans will be able to revel in the nostalgia of the hit ’90s show.

Where to watch Pamela Anderson in Baywatch

But if you don’t want to wait for “someday,” you can watch Baywatch seasons 1 through 9 right now on Amazon Prime Video. The series ran for 11 seasons total, with the latter two being known as Baywatch: Hawaii, and those seasons are also available on Amazon Prime Video.

The spinoff series, Baywatch Nights, ran concurrently from 1995 to 1997, though that series isn’t available to stream.

For the fans hoping to watch the series without a subscription streaming service, the series can also be watched on PlutoTV. Additionally, the remastered complete series has been released on DVD and Blu-ray sets for the fans who would prefer to own the hit series on home video.