Investigating underwater + drowning battle – [female Baywatch Scuba scenes in HD #1]

[1st post for today]

Ok folks, time for a new long-term project! Recently the famous Baywatch series became available in HD! So, no more need for these old DVD-quality scenes (at best) πŸ™‚

And to celebrate that, I will upload EVERY female scuba scene from that series in the next weeks/months in HD (if that scene is longer than a couple of seconds).

For starters, I got the first scuba scene from the series with a female diver!

Story: A male swimmer was drowned by a male diver. The female lifeguard blames herself for his death (not knowing he was in fact killed).

Together with Mitch she tries to find out more and goes on a dive at the spot where the old man was drowned.

Later the real killer shows up and wants her dead!

Preview:

(click to enlarge)

And here is the video:

Well, a really good episode!

We have a scuba dive, a scene on the beach in scuba gear, and a little “drowning battle” at the end. Not bad for a single episode πŸ™‚

Of course, I would have preferred that battle to take place underwater in scuba gear…..but well, I know that scuba scenes cost a lot and scuba fights are tough to make.

So, we can’t really complain about the way they did it.

Wanna know from which episode this is?

IMDB-link

What do you think about that scenes?

Feel welcome to leave a comment!

2 thoughts on “Investigating underwater + drowning battle – [female Baywatch Scuba scenes in HD #1]”

  1. Beautiful blue wetsuit πŸ™‚ This scene should be from 1989.
    Wow! Baywatch in HD! It is wonderful. It’s going to be great that you collect all those scenes. We thank you!
    For me, already in the time of baywatch the wetsuits were too modern. No frontzip or beavertail or black rubber πŸ™‚

    Reply
    • Yeah, no rubber wetsuits in Baywatch, but quite a lot of interesting scuba scenes!
      And who could say no to Pamela Anderson or Carmen Elextra in scuba gear πŸ˜‰

      Reply

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