Son Of The Beach is a satirical comedy series that aired on FX from 2000 to 2002. The show was created by David Morgasen and Timothy Stack, who also stars in the series as the lead character, Notch Johnson. The series is set in Malibu Adjacent, a fictitious beach community in Southern California, where Notch Johnson works as a lifeguard for the Malibu Adjacent County Sheriff's Department. Notch Johnson is the quintessential 70s TV hero, an expert in the art of saving lives, a skilled surfer, and a charming ladies' man. He is joined by his team of equally hilarious and colorful characters who add more flavor and spice to the show.
Jaime Bergman, who played the role of BJ Cummings, is one of Malibu's finest lifeguards and part-time stripper. She is a witty and sultry character who shares a flirty relationship with Notch Johnson. Leila Arcieri played the part of Jamaica St. Croix, a Jamaican lifeguard who dreams of becoming an actress, but is always sidetracked by the many misadventures that happen on the beach. Roland Kickinger played the part of Chip Rommel, an Austrian bodybuilder who works as a lifeguard.
Kimberly Oja starred as Kimberlee Clark, the public relations officer for the sheriff's office, who is hopelessly in love with Notch Johnson. Lisa Banes played the part of Mayor Massengill, the ruthless and corrupt mayor of Malibu Adjacent, who is always trying to sabotage Notch Johnson and his team. Timothy Stack played the central character of Notch Johnson, the self-proclaimed "king of the beach."
The show's humor is over-the-top and borderline slapstick, with the characters often getting into ridiculous and absurd situations that will leave you laughing hysterically. The series is replete with sexual innuendos, risqu