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Baywatch: Neely returns to Baywatch after a long absence, recuperating from a terrible skiing accident. When she is getting her pills at a pharmacy, a robber comes in. An old man named Mr. O´Hara is standing next to Neely and he has a heart attack and Neely is forced to perform CPR. The robber freaks out and grabs the money and runs away. Mitch and Donna watch Neely on TV. It turns out that Neely has become hooked on painkillers. Donna figures it out but Neely denies everything. Meanwhile, Lani sees a group of Native American Indians constructing something on the beach. When she walks over to them, she finds out that they are building a Chumash Death Bed. The Chumash Death Bed is built for an old indian named Eyes That See At Night. When Mitch arrives, Craig Pomeroy makes a surprise visit as the old indian´s lawyer. Craig and Mitch catch up on their lives and Craig tells Mitch that he and Gina have separated. Mitch wants him to come back to Baywatch again but Craig isn´t sure he wants to do that. But however, after a rescue on the pier, Craig decides to try out and become a lifeguard again. Craig passes the try out and has now returned to Baywatch once again after being absent for 7 years. Later, Eyes That See At Night dies and Mitch and Craig can´t save him. Also, Hobie, Connor and J.B. go to a nightclub with fake ID´s. Hobie wins $ 1 200 in a dance competition against Lani. She calls herself Kyla when she is a professional dancer. But Hobie doesn´t get the prize money, just because of the fake ID. Hobie is upset and goes to Craig for advice. He promises Hobie to look into it but can´t promise him anything. Mitch gets angry when he hears about it.

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