Nicole Eggert Threatens Scott Baio With Polygraph Test

Scott Baio is continuing to get blasted by his old "Charles in Charge" co-star Nicole Eggert — after former child star Alexander Polinsky went public with claims of being "being abused daily" on the classic sitcom's set!

Scott Baio is continuing to get blasted by his old "Charles in Charge" co-star Nicole Eggert — after former child star Alexander Polinsky went public with claims of being "being abused daily" on the classic sitcom's set!

Scott's fans were shocked when Alexander went to Twitter to say: "I‘m trying to contact former castmate Scott Baio, and I am having no luck. I want to speak with him about the abuse I suffered and witnessed on the set of 'Charles in Charge.' Physical, mental, verbal & sexual abuse." Nicole soon showed support, writing: "Please retweet!"

Scott hasn't been accused of abuse by Alexander — but that hasn't kept Nicole from going after the "Happy Days" star.  The former "Baywatch" beauty had already revealed that she lost her virginity to Scott at the age of 17, when he was 29, adding that "there was some messing around...when I was, like, 16."

Scott's wife Renee once contested those claims, saying: "If this was true, you would have said something years ago. You were of age" — to which Nicole replied: 'Everyone always knew...it started when I was much younger." She then added the hashtag: "#polygraph."

Now Nicole — who was once engaged to doomed star Corey Haim — is again bringing up a lie detector test as more people question her claims about Scott. On Dec. 6, she twice responded with "#polygraph" after seeing letters of support sent to his wife. Meanwhile, Scott responded to Alexander's internet posts with an exclusive statement to The National ENQUIRER...

Now Nicole — who was once engaged to doomed star Corey Haim — is again bringing up a lie detector test as more people question her claims about Scott. On Dec. 6, she twice responded with "#polygraph" after seeing letters of support sent to his wife. Meanwhile, Scott responded to Alexander's internet posts with an exclusive statement to The National ENQUIRER...

“Unfortunately,” said Scott, “I have no idea what incident or incidents Alexander may be describing. I am told by my advisers that the only appropriate venue for reporting these crimes is a special bureau set up by the Los Angeles police department, and we will be in touch with them shortly to share this article. I urge Alexander to contact them directly, as they investigate many such circumstances quickly and with sensitivity.”