Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding

After being presumed dead at the end of Season 10, Mitch wakes in a Los Angeles hospital with no memory of his life as a lifeguard. He has retired from Baywatch and starts a new life with Allison Ford, who closely resembles his former lover Stephanie Holden. The eerie similarity stirs nostalgia and anxiety as he tries to rebuild a future he can’t fully remember.

Allison's arrival brings comfort, but Mitch can't shake the sense of déjà vu tied to Stephanie Holden. The uncanny resemblance rekindles old emotions and unsettles friends who fear change. Neely Capshaw watches warily, sensing trouble behind Allison's smile.

Taylor Walsh now runs Baywatch Headquarters, reshaping operations and staff. Leigh Dyer and JD Darius are in a relationship, while Hobie starts dating Summer Quinn, weaving personal ties into the team’s dynamics. Mitch's return hovers as the looming backdrop to the changing landscape.

Taylor brings Mitch back to Baywatch to introduce him to Allison and reinsert him into lifeguard life. The group is surprised by how closely Allison resembles Stephanie, stirring confusion and old feelings. Neely grows suspicious, hinting at trouble that may destabilize Mitch's fragile new life.

Neely confronts Allison in the water and discovers fingerprints on a necklace that connect Allison to a past crime, fueling distrust. She shares what she learns with Kekoa and Jason, launching a quiet investigation. The tension threatens Mitch's engagement and peace of mind.

CJ Parker opens a bar and grill in Hawaii and invites many old lifeguards for a reunion, drawing Caroline Holden back into the circle as an actress. The Hawaii gathering sets the stage for wedding plans and a cross-Pacific voyage. Old bonds begin to re-form as everyone travels to the islands.

On the island, Cort begins dating Caroline, while Eddie rekindles his relationship with Shauni. Lani McKenzie is a local dancer and remains close to Kekoa and Jason, who themselves are a couple. Mitch receives news that his engagement to Allison is moving toward a wedding, raising emotional stakes for the group.

Mitch calls from Hawaii to confirm his engagement to Allison and to announce their wedding there, prompting arrangements and excitement among friends. The announcement cements the trip to Haiku Island as a focal point for everyone. Enthusiasm and nerves mix as plans take shape.

Mason Sato, Mitch's old nemesis, begins plotting revenge by taking pictures of the group to use against him. The scheme casts a dark shadow over the forthcoming ceremony and forces Mitch to face a threat he thought was past. The danger quietly closes in as the island gathering nears.

After an engagement party in Hawaii, the group sails to Haiku Island for the wedding, unaware of Sato's looming plan. The tropical setting heightens both excitement and anxiety as the couple prepares to say vows. The stage is set for a dramatic confrontation.

Sato's men capture and attempt to drown Lani, Cort, Eddie, Caroline, Hobie, and Summer, filming the assault to broadcast Mitch's downfall. Neely learns Allison's true identity as Judy Radin, a woman with a forgery past, just as the rescue effort begins. The group splits to mount separate rescues while the clock ticks.

Mitch confronts Allison as the truth about Judy Radin emerges. A chaotic rescue unfolds with Mitch battling Sato on a rescue boat while Neely and others pull off daring saves. Sato is killed by the boat's propellers; the Coast Guard arrives to arrest Allison and Sato's henchmen, and Mitch ends the engagement.

With the danger behind them, JD and Kekoa reaffirm their relationship, and Jason and Leigh also reconcile, while CJ and Lorenzo set a wedding date. Mitch and Neely reconcile as well, restoring team bonds and signaling a fresh start for Baywatch veterans. The group looks toward the future with renewed camaraderie and cautious optimism.