- Undercover teen surreptitiously investigating Pamela Anderson's bathing suit during Baywatch.
Over two decades since the conclusion of the legendary "Baywatch" series, fans can rejoice in a reunion of the Malibu lifeguard squad's former actors. At 52, actress Nicole Eggert, famous for portraying Summer Quinn in two seasons, has produced a new series titled "After Baywatch: Sun's Moment" - available on Hulu in the USA. This series features over 35 former cast members reflecting on their on-set experiences. One of these cast members, Jeremy Jackson at 43, stirs up shocking revelations.
Jackson's Unusual Exploits
At ten, Jackson became a member of the "Baywatch" cast as David Hasselhoff's (72) character, Mitch Buchannon's, son. Growing up alongside sex symbols such as Pamela Anderson (57) and Carmen Electra (52) on set led to some peculiar behaviors fueled by teenage hormones.
In the new miniseries, Jackson confesses to trespassing into his female co-star's trailers and sniffing their soiled swimsuits, as per "Page Six." "Growing up on 'Baywatch' was a torment," he says in the documentary. "I was too young to sleep with the girls, but old enough to lust for them." He candidly adds, "So, I would often sneak into the women's changing rooms after their day and take their dirty swimsuits." Eggert was, in particular, his fixation.
Battling Addiction
Jackson also battled drug addiction during his final years on the show, from 1998 to 1999, eventually succumbing to crystal meth addiction. "Once, David Hasselhoff asked me, 'Do you smoke weed or something?' I wondered, 'They think I smoke weed?' I couldn't tell them the truth," he recalls. Now, he reveals his truth: "If you've gone without sleep for five days, smoked crystal meth, and then someone queries, 'Are you alright?' it's the most dreadful experience."
Drugs and Legal Troubles
In 1999, the series wrapped up, but not for Jackson. He was apprehended for drug-related offenses and subsequently spent 90 days behind bars. Afterwards, he enrolled himself in rehab.
Just clean, he wasn't. In 2005, he was arrested for setting up a meth lab in his abode. A few years down the line, in 2015, he was arrested once more, this time for allegedly wounded a man in Los Angeles.
The popular TV show "Baywatch" aired from 1989 to 2001, chronicling a team of lifeguards rescuing swimmers and sorting out their own romantic complications. "After Baywatch: Sun's Moment" collects the series' finest moments and backstage secrets. Co-produced by "Baywatch" star Eggert, who announced her breast cancer diagnosis in December 2023. Currently, the actress is recovering well, as she divulged in "People" magazine. Besides her children, the documentary series has served as an excellent diversion for her.
Jackson shares that his fascination with the soiled swimsuits of his co-stars, including Eggert, began during his time on "Baywatch".
Despite serving time in prison for drug-related offenses and setting up a meth lab at his home, Jackson continues to struggle with addiction and has been arrested multiple times.
