Former Baywatch babes Traci Bingham, Nicole Eggert, Gena Lee Nolin (pictured above at the recent Comedy Central roast of David Hasselhoff) and Donna D’Errico have signed on to star in a reality revisitation of Baywatch called Back To The Bay.
This sure seems like a bankable idea as Baywatch is one of the most successful syndicated shows in global television history. The show will follow the four former red one-piece TV life savers as they move in together under one beach house roof and embark on the next phase of their career which would actually be reality TV star but I guess that gets confusing.
So what are these gals up to these days? Well Nolin is a recently published author having written a book on post-partum depression following the birth of her third child. Eggert produces exercise DVD’s and is raising a 12-year-old daughter. Bingham has started a dating service with herself as the very first client and D’Errico (pictured below with ex-husband rocker Nikki Sixx of the band Motley Crue ) is a conspiracy theorist whose goal is to climb Mt. Ararat and search for Noah’s Ark. Wait, what!?! Well I think I know where the drama in this house is going to come from.
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Executive producers Scott Stone and David Weintraub are the masterminds behind the gathering of these master behinds. Stone and Weintraub’s current reality concoctions include the CW’s One Mass Dance, HGTV’s Showhouse, Bravo’s Cook or Quit and TLC’s Extreme Food Sculpting. Stone said Return To The Bay will be “a fun summer romp on the beach” and that:
“These amazing women have all embraced the nostalgia of the ‘Baywatch’ phenomenon and are ready to show us all how to have a blast again.”
Like its big daddy predecessor expect a bunch of skin but without all the unnecessary Hoff hair. All of the gals except Nicole Eggert have graced the pages of Playboy. Eggert herself has flashed her wears, most notably in the film Blown Away which starred the late Corey Haim.
Regathering some Baywatch babes in a house and letting the cameras catch the action. Now why didn’t they think of that sooner?!
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