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Baywatch reboot boosted by Hollywood's $750M tax credits program hoping to save industry jobs

January 7, 2026

The iconic TV show 'Baywatch' is set to make a comeback in 2026, following a 27-year hiatus, as part of a Fox reboot. This revival is supported by California's expanded film and television tax credit program, which aims to save industry jobs and boost the local entertainment sector.

Baywatch reboot boosted by Hollywood's $750M tax credits program hoping to save industry jobs

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The 'Baywatch' reboot is scheduled for 2026 after 27 years since the original series ended.
The reboot is part of 17 TV shows awarded funding from California's expanded tax credit program.
The initiative aims to revitalize the California entertainment industry and sustain jobs.
In addition to 'Baywatch,' 28 films are also receiving support from the tax credit program.

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Baywatch reboot boosted by Hollywood's $750M tax credits program hoping to save industry jobs

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Baywatch reboot boosted by Hollywood's $750M tax credits program hoping to save industry jobs

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