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“Running in Slow Motion: Baywatch, Global Syndication, and the Construction of Aspirational Popular Media”

A German parody filmed in Mallorca, playing on David Hasselhoff’s massive popularity in Europe at the time. "Babe Watch: Forbidden Parody" (1996):

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