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WTF Happened to The Incredible Hulk? (1977-1982)
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- Welcome to an all new series here on JoBlo called Gone But Not Forgotten which explores old television shows. You might think these series, once they were taken off the air, disappeared into obscurity never to be heard of again but we've dug up these relics of the past to bask in their sweet nostalgia.
Our third episode covers one of the first shows to tackle superheroes in a way that was watchable and treated the material at least semi-seriously. Of course, we're talking about "The Incredible Hulk" starring the late Bill Bixby as Dr. "David" Bruce Banner, and Lou Ferrigno as the hulk! This look back at "The Incredible Hulk" is written/edited by David Arroyo and Narrated by Awfully Good Movies' Jesse Shade. Were you a fan of The Incredible Hulk? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!
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I grew up watching this show in the '80s both Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno is tailored fit for the roles of David Banner and The Hulk. Bill's superb acting made it believable while Lou is the perfect guy to be the Incredible Hulk.
Do you remember an episode of million dollar man wherr on some island or in a forest these beings turn this woman in an elf like creature, where she shes her reflection in a puddle of water and begins to cry? I remember this as s kid snd haven't been able to find it....
Nailed it! Great vid. Watched it twice. 75-80, good times.
The episode on the plane, Bill Bixby is reunited with Brandon Cruz, who played his son Eddie, on ''The Courtship of Eddie's Father''.
@@eduardoevangelista8700 ABSOLUTELY 💯%! 👌 ❤ ♥ 😍 💖!
Nobody....and I mean NOBODY can say anything bad about The Incredible Hulk TV series. Sure it was Cheesy, and yes the plots were predictable, recycled and often bad acted.... but ....but...but Bill Bixby was just 100% committed to that show and gave it his all - and as a kid growing up I didnt see any flaws in it..... so for me it was just perfection (even the fake Grizzly bear scene!!)
Bill Bixby HATED the idea of doing a superhero TV series, but it was after reading the pilot script when he realized that it's not a Superhero series. It's a tragedy. Ever since then, Bixby dedicated his life to the series and the character. After the unfortunate cancellation in 1982, He fought hard to bring the show back. I heard that there was supposed to be a crossover/revival between Hulk and Spider-Man in 1984, but was never made.
Then the T.V. movies happened. Originally, Death of The Hulk wasn't going to be the last. The Revenge of The Incredible Hulk was going to retcon Banner's death and have him be cured. In the film's climax, he would be forced to become the Hulk to fight some Gamma mutants.
My point is that Bill Bixby gave everything he had to keep that legacy going and I feel like people are forgetting this masterpiece.
@@afm_edits i agree that there was be better end for that series
If also let Magge discover the Banner is the person who become Hulk and
DR David Banner get cured .
But itvis first time i know that there suppose to be another part after death of Hulk
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@@afm_edits trust me I'm never going to forget it
@Alec Kase BS....SCAM!!!! BEWARE FOLKS!!!
@@keithsx7659 The Same Here About Bill Bixby As David Banner And LouFerrigno As The Incredible Hulk!
The show worked because Bill was likable and Lou brought heart and soul to the hulk.
and handsome! (Bixby) like a scientific tom jones ;)
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I LOVED this show...and "The Lonely Man" is one of the most poignant piano pieces I've ever heard. RIP Bill Bixby.
Agreed. That piano piece pierces my heart every time I listen to it.
Yeah I also loved the show from the first time I saw it in the 80s, and indeed, the Lonely Man theme is a masterpiece. Fugitive TV series was big back then, but Bill Bixby as Bruce... David Banner and Lou Ferrigno as the Incredible Hulk, is a classic. Personally I liked the TV movies too, especially the one with Thor; Ferrigno really beefed up on steroids in the 80s and you could tell from his physique in the TV movies, he was way bigger than he was in the TV series.
My favorite marvel show of all time! Bill Bixby played Dr. Banner very well. And Lou as the Hulk. My favorite episode has always been the first.
Not one scene showing complete Hulk Out. Disappointing!
What's up doc Vader
The breaking syringe scene in "The First" and Bill's raw sadness and frustration and then anger broke my heart as a child and even now I will shed a tear watching it, great writing, Great acting, top episodes 👍👍👍
Don't forget Bill was also goinh through a lot of stress with his wife divorcing him over the death of their son. I'm sure he put a lot of his grief into that series.
Yeah that was one of the best scences everin terms of emotional concequence. Knowing that he came so close to a cure for it to be stripped away along with the potential to have a family, to love, to live a free normal life😥
I remember being scared of the other hulk when I was little watching this episode.
@@TheGeocab I remember growing up being so scared of the hulk untill one day I watched the episode where Lou Ferrigno played a deaf bodybuilder who met the hulk face to face on stage. It did something to me mentally. Made me think why not use the hulk's image as an inspiration to be strong and confident. Ever since then when I got angry or got pushed around, I would think of myself as the hulk and fight back only when provoked.
@@knightrcer sometimes anger gets shit done when it is utilized when necessary.
This is probably the most underrated Marvel TV show in history. People always complain about how the Edward Norton Hulk film along with the Ang Lee ones have a lack of action and aren't fun, when they were really inspired by this very TV show. The 70s Hulk TV show took a very unique turn with the character. Instead of portraying him as a big godly superhero, the Hulk is simply presented as a mute yet intimidating beast that is also kind and caring once it better understands what's good and what's evil. Bill Bixby's David Banner is also a very touching and compelling character.
It's a shame that this show can't be on Disney+ for newer and younger viewers to discover, so that they can understand how to make an actually good Superhero TV series
Holy shit are you subbed to davis you big nerd
@@stephenbutterfield8255 yes
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I’m 51. I lived through this show growing up!!! And yes....The First when Bill Bixby cries when Del Frye’s Hulk smashes the cure.....No other Marvel or DC actor has even come close. (maybe Tony Stark’s death)
This show definitely was the blueprint to what future superhero shows should be. 👊🏿💯
I'm the same age, and I loved (and still love) this show. My family would watch together every week. And Bill Bixby was a gem.
I love how his eyes go white but the sound doesn't kick in till he screams nooo. Best tv acting I've seen in despair
This was my introduction to the Hulk. So this is my origin story for the Hulk. My grandmother called him the Hunk! My family loved this show. Four generations of women watched this every week!
My mom used to call it " el hombre verde " that is spanish for the green man
My grandfather Bill was welsh and he actually called him ''Ike'', he would always say ''The Ike''
This was also my introduction to Hulk. Funny enough, I had anger issues in 3rd grade. My dad introduced me to the series and I still love it to this day.
Even though I LOVE the show and the TV movies, the Pilot is always the episode I watched. When it comes to the show: Married, Mystery Man (Parts 1 & 2), Homecoming, Bring Me the Head of The Hulk, Prometheus (Parts 1 & 2), and The First (Parts 1 & 2) are my go-to episodes.
@Ooagh72 I'm guessing you were a '72 baby as was I. I whole heartedly agree with you. This for me is the REAL hulk. He doesn't fly and certainly does not talk 🙄
Its David not Bruce Banner 😊
I have every single episode on DVD. Love them all to this day mistakes and all. All time classic 👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💖
I was six in '77 and watched every episode, the piano playing out the end credits always got to me. Hearing that song revealed that I could play piano by ear. Bixby moving on like the littlest hobo really got the isolated nature of the hulk. Classic show.
My favorite moments were always the terrifying music sting when David's eyes turned green indicating that major shit was about to be unleashed upon the bad guys.
I admit it, every time I hear the ending "Lonely Man" theme, I have to stifle little sob. Also, the layout of the episodes remind me of the series "The Fugitive".
Same
Yup
Hmm I agree, the lonely man is a classic piece of music, and like the show, it portrays a struggle, a search for answers, like Kenneth Johnson casting, Joe Harnell's the lonely man will be remembered, this show will never be forgotten.
I always thought the A-Team followed the same pattern.
I was born in 82 but grew up watching this show in re-runs, it was one of my favorites
Man, I loved Bixby. Great actor! His transformation into the Hulk was the best part of the show. Still gives me chills.
It apparently terrified me as a child, however I now LOVE the show. And that ending music, “The lonely man” just amazing. Bill Bixby was just a superb actor.
Bill Bixby was indeed great in this show. If I remember correctly, after The Death of the Incredible Hulk-movie, they had plans for a fourth in which our green friend came back to life. Unfortunately, Bixby was diagnosed with cancer and died before the movie could get into production. The last interview Bixby ever gave is still on CZcams. He was the director of the tv-series Blossom at the time and talked about his condition. czcams.com/video/58LCh36ewVU/video.html
When I was a kid I would not miss an episode of The Incredible Hulk or the greatest American hero. I know this may sound weird but every time I see David Banner change into the Hulk it gives me chills for a long time. I wanted to be David Banner and change into the Hulk when I was a kid, I mean as an adult.
No shame
Eric Bana's Hulk, capped the movie with Bixby's signature line. "Please don't make me angry. You won't like me, when I'm angry."
Both Hulk movies referenced the line.
the only thing that shitfiesta could do xD
One of my favorite episodes of the Incredible Hulk was "Mystery Man". In the second part towards the end of the episode, he changes then goes to the river and sees his reflection in the lake (he slowly transforms back) as he remembers who he is, his curse, his loneliness, why he's on the run ect.... and the extreme sadness he expresses (on his face) and heartbreak as he turns back to David Banner just showed the superb acting by the late Bill Bixby. It wouldn't have worked without him. Same (of course) with Lou Ferrigno, who didn't play the Hulk as scary but like a primitive caveman that was gentle when he wasn't angry.
Anyway the series was amazing. It wasn't perfect but the episodes showed real heart as you hoped he'd find a cure.
R.I.P Bill Bixby 😔
In the scene you mention,
David is not transforming back
He is simply removing his bandage
& recovering his memory,
then realizes that he still must
deal with McGee, who hasn't yet
figured out Banner's identity.
A few minutes later,
a still-bandaged Banner
confronts McGee's motivation
& then, shortly after, Banner changes
& McGee gets a step closer
to the truth, but not without Hulk
running off again.
My mom got me into this show when I was only 6 and they used to show re-runs of this on Sci Fi. Bill Bixby was a true gem to this show and an inspiration to me. His portrayal as David Banner and the show overall helped me get through middle school as a loner student and inspired me to want to get into acting. Bill and Lou will forever and always be the greatest Hulk duo. A natural duo that put so much heart and passion into the show
Thanks For Sharing This Info With Us Jericho 8131!
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Friday nights in 78 went as followed
8:00. Dukes of Hazard
9:00. The Incredible Hulk
Good times
Grady? Are you related to the old OverLook care taker?
@@TheJulioGulio I beg your pardon sir but....you've always been the caretaker. Now excuse me while I "correct" my family
@@mikegrady5669 hahaha you made my day m8
Dukes Of Hazzard didn't debut until January 26, 1979. 🤷♂️
10:00. Dallas!
I remember this show as far back as Friday nights on CBS. To this day, it's my favorite show of all time.
I loved this show when I was a kid... and I still love it today!
I love this show when it came out when I was a little kid although I saw a lot of it in syndication but my mom said whenever I got mad I would do my Incredible Hulk impression. And we must never forget that David Banner's wife went to heaven on a Greyhound like bus.🚍🚍🚍
Loved "The incredible Hulk.Series"!..Lot of heart soul , humor personality warmth emphty overall!..Liked Bill Bixby..Lou Foregino..Both legends in their own right!...My mom has a Picture or Autograph of Lou Foregino as "The Hulk and as Himself too!
The very first Hulk metamorphosis is one of the greatest moments in TV history.
Honestly there was no need to dub over Lou Ferigno, in 1994 Hulk Cartoon series the Hulk was voiced by Lou and did a great job.
Bill Bixby was really great and absolutely loved the Music
The Lonely Man song is always in my mind when I read Hulk Comics. I watched some of the episodes when it was on as a kid loved the show it was actually a great companion to the comics. Everytime the song comes it was actually great.
Favorite Hulk Episodes : 'Pilot' - 'Married' - 'The Snare' - 'Prometheus' - 'The First'
Glad you mentioned 'Married'. Had a huge impact on me as a kid, as did the later flashbacks where Caroline was waving from the back of that bus.
What about The Mystery Man?
@@Jehannum2000
I think the very next thing
Hartley did after "Married"
was the Canadian film
"Improper Channels"
w. Alan Arkin.
@@lawtondavis8888
"What do you want me to do?
Find the Hulk & walk away?
You're kidding!!"
I remember watching reruns of The Hulk in the 80’s as a kid and was completely captivated by this show. I completely believed there could be a Hulk but what truly stayed with me from this show is the heartfelt messages every episode had. Bill Bixby will always be the real Bruce Banner to me.
I saw the scene where David is denied the cure when it was originally aired.. I was 12ish at the time and it legit hurt my feelings. Bill was such a good actor he could effect emotionally devastate some goofy kid like me...
Tom Hoff was a family friend, RIP best stuntman ever
Nelson, if you read this..i miss you buddy, hope youre doing well
"Fuck you, pay Foregno!" bit is brilliant! I would rush home from school to watch The Incredible Hulk on TV. I even used a duffel bag instead of a book bag for school. Any episode with McGee was great, that actor was awesome!
This show was a part of my childhood. Thanks for this JoBlo :)
Me too! 😀
Every Friday night as a boy I couldn't wait to see my favorite t.v. show. Even though it was not like the comic book I was still a fan. The pilot was good. Prometheus was about as close to the comic with the military and scientists involved. The First was good seeing the early version of a Hulk fighting Hulk. The fact that his strength was diminished was hard to fathom because by the time the first movie with Thor and neither can take down a helicopter was sad. Them 2 fighting was cool to see. Him with Daredevil was nice. And the final movie of him falling to his death was absolutely terrible. Again diminished strength reduced him to next to nothing. I own the DVD box set of the series and the 3 t.v. films. Definitely the guy canceling it was a complete moron. This series deserved a longer run. I like your commentating. Remember these words "Mr. McGee don't make me angry, you wouldn't like me when I am angry"
OMG! this took me to my childhood, especially the music.... I grew up in Iran .. Bill Bixby was huge there and I so looked forward to watching this once a week.... thanks for the memories...
One of the best series ever produced. Once Banner's eyes changed, you knew that all hell was going to break out.
still the best performance of bruce david banner ever.
I don’t really mind. Christopher Reeves Superman was great.
That's the best Superman, no doubt
You were no slouch yourself Adam.
your not the real Adam West
Gygar68 - I was going to say you’re not the real Gygar68 but looking at your channel I think you might be. Damn. That was my best ‘uno reverse’ comeback too...
@@ardon68 you're*
This was my youth. Honestly it's why I got into science.
Excellent video
The theme song is one of the saddest on record, it always felt depressing.
Ditto and thanks!
So many comments about the music
(& rightly so), but never any mention
of the composer--Joe Harnell.
Another tv classic show nobody can play Dr. David Banner like Bill Bixby he was the right person for this part and nobody can play the Hulk like Lou Ferigno this is a classic there will never be another tv show like this one.
I basically thought I could be the hulk , I was 3 when I remember starting to obsess over this show also thunder cats ! lol thanx you’re great .
I grew up watching this show, and I still go back and watch it. I think the Mystery Man two parter was very underrated, where Banner loses his memory from a series car crash explosion, and it isn't until part two when he remembers who he is. He even starts developing a friendship with Jack McGee and gets to see his side of things with no memory, it's a great two parter.
The episode The Harder They Fall is pretty good too, where Banner is paralyzed from the waist down, and for a moment he considers abuses the power of the Hulk so he can walk again, but then his fear of the Hulk killing comes back stopping him.
the Six million dollar Man pilot and the Incredible Hulk were the best of this 70's genre
For all its brutish appeal, this show's number one demographic was women.
Well, honestly, as a woman. We love a hunk and do some gazing more than some people wants to admit. And both actors are quite snack-y, not my type, but I can understand.
Well you have two appealing types of men
The giant hunk of muscle type of guy and
The intelligent quiet yet charming
Type of guy
So i can see why
no shit, Bill Bixby is a very fine man (I said as a man too haha)
'"The age of disco and gonnarhea" The best introduction to any video in the history of videos ever! This channel is bloody genius. So glad it popped up today. Got yourself a very willing subscriber. 👏👏
Joblo, thank you. For an upload tribute of one of the most nostalgia provoking and the first Marvel series I knew. It was it all DC from I was a toddler. From Burton's Batman to TAS to Christopher Reeves' Superman and then my dad introduced me to the incredible Hulk with the immenselu talented Bill Bixby with the raging spirit within him. It strays far from the source material but that's what makes it do awesome in my opinion. I'd love it to happen but I can't see solo stories featuring the Hulk of today or any accurate to the source material Hulk working in Live action sadly. Perhaps it will happen but if not I'll always have the glorious Incredible Hulk complete collection to look back on and many others will have it too 💪
Have the whole series on DVD, love this show.
same, different dvd's even, then the one big fat complete seasons box
Back in the day when gamma radiation was a mysterious thing.
The first is my all time favorite episode! Lou Freggino and the late Dick Durock had the best fight scene and the second best fight scene with Thor!!
I loved Bill Bixby since Eddie's Father. So I HAD to watch. Was hooked immediately. To the point that I have all I could find on VCR tapes and have the movies on both tape and DVD. Wouldn't trade them.
I cried when Bill passed away like he was a family member.
Your favorite episode is "The First"? And that end scene is epic. You're officially my new favorite person!!!!
Jo Blo, thank you so much for reviewing this, I have many fond childhood memories of this show, I was around 11 - 12 years old, am 52 now, and remember running down the landing to my friend's house to watch the hulk with him, here in England, I lived in a tower block then, was excited to see the first episode and watched the series with great interest.
I never finished watching the whole series though, as early 80's moved on as you do, but wow! I remember it so well, the opening and closing sequences, the haunting piano theme which really brought out the depressing emotion of Banner's situation and Banner telling Maghee not to make him angry,, good times!
Wonder if you could review the Spider man tv series which was on around the same time? would love to see what you dig up regarding that series too :-)
Bill Bixby is the main reason why this show worked and endures. It's a performance that is way better than it needed to be. The best episodes are as good as anything in superhero live action and that initial transformation in the storm tops any CGI.
As for the shows inspiration, it surely just took the format of The Fugitive and copied that.
Thank you for making this video! This show had a huge impact on me as a little kid, maybe more than any other TV show, and I found myself nodding my head too many times during your video, like with respect to Bixby's acting and Lou's demand for "$40" if you catch him in a photo. I still remember watching the premier episode with my parents in 1977. Were there some goofy moments and did it diverge from the source. Yeah. But overall it was great, and was really Marvel's first live-action success, because the people involved took it seriously. The score was great, Lou was the best way to bring the Hulk to life at the time, and what else can be said about Bixby's acting? Let's be real....he's STILL the best Banner. It just had a lot of the best elements possible to make it work. My personal favorite episode (along with the pilot) is the two-parter, Married, which had such great acting, an emotional story, and more Hulk-Outs than any other episode. I think, Mariette Hartley won an Emmy for that episode. BTW, Johnson had also previously produced The Six Million Dollar Man, along with The Bionic Woman. And one note...the Superman TV series with George Reeve was the first comic book TV show, preceding Batman by nearly a decade. Thanks again. This was fun.
thanks! by the way it's $60 last time I was at a con he was attending
Everyone probably likes, "The First."
hah
Re-watched it all on Netflix a few years ago. What really made the TV show work was the dichotomy between Banner and the Hulk. David was such a good human being to everyone he came in contact with, but lived in constant fear of his alter ago and always remained on the run after his Hulk outs. The irony is that the Hulk, once dealing with the immediate danger, and apart from the snarling and growling, was actually gentle and childlike. Never been another show like it, combining drama and science fiction, not even close.
I really enjoyed your video man. I watched this show on tv as a kid and have some good memories of it.
Thanks!
Rick Jones wouldn't necessarily have died from cancer. There were survivors of Hiroshima bombing who lived into their 90's. One is still alive today.
I absolutely loved this video and the nostalgia I have for this show. I remember when it was new and exciting to watch. Such a treat! Thank yiu for posting. I am a new subscriber. 😊
Adam Brown your welcome, check out the old episodes if you enjoy this one
It's repetitious, it's formula, it's so many bad things, but it's an awesome and wonderful little nugget of culture and nostalgia. Thanks for this video, and thanks to everyone who brought us the show.
I've watched this show more than any other! Guess it's my favorite. Just such a feel good show packed with exhilarating action and spectacle.
This Is One Of Favorite Shows 😍 ❤ 💕 💓 ♥ 💖!
During the filming of The First episode. His son died and ex wife committed suicide. The pain was real.
His wife comitted suicide after the first was filmed.
@NotSnarl What?
@@dw8840 when you put it as that it sounds funnier xd but yeah, Bixby had some whacko death curse over his familly
The first episode? That can't be right. Oh! "The First" episode. Got it. Interesting wording you went with there.
@@zardox78 👌🏽
Hearing Kermit at the end was *chef's kiss*
I used to watch this show and Xena re-runs after school when I was a kid in the early 2000's up until some time in high school. I could not go very long without watching them and was sad when the channel stopped playing them
my grandma actually loved this show and introduced me to it
it was somewhere in the middle of 90s
in Russia
she also was a stalinist lol
My dad and I used to watch the reruns of this show back in the day. Great times, I personally love it. The show was extremely clever when it came to the story telling and special effects. Love me some 80s cheesey goodness
Wow, I never realised the Trek connections (Charles Napier, Ted Cassidy and others) in TIH. So fun!
Also, Addams connection
(Ted Cassidy as Lurch).
Cassidy's also the narrator:
"Dr. David Banner, physician, scientist..."
2:34, I loved the Alien Nation TV series!
This was one of the greatest marvel shows on television
I GREW UP LOVING THIS AND AS A 53 YEAR OLD I STILL DO .WISH THEY WOULD. BRING BACK SOME OF OUR CHILDHOOD SHOWS SUCH AS THIS . R.I.P. BILL BIXBY
Love this show as a kid watched it all the time on Sci-fi Channel
My first exposure to this show, I was 8 in 2001 and my parents were big fans of the show, got me into it. I think as far as 70s show go, this was ahead of its time.
I always had to go to bed by 8pm on school nights when I was a little kid in the 70's. But on Friday nights, I was always allowed to stay up "til 10pm so that I could watch the Incredible Hulk. Great memories!!!!
I do remember reading that Bruce didn't expect the bomb to go off and thought he could get away but someone set it off early.
The writing and editing of this video is top notch!
I loved this show as a kid, and the opening credit scene always scared the living shit out of me...every damn time.
Thanks! Same as for the scaring intro, I didn’t watch the show till I was 15 cause of that
God bless you for shoehorning in a Spaceballs gag!
FUN FACT
they wanted to spinoff
THOR & DAREDEVIL
into their own series at the time
that's why they had
OPEN ENDINGS
Honestly I wouldn't have minded if that version of thor got his own show sure he is a goofball
But I found him entertaining
@@technounionrepresentative4274
ERIK ALLAN KRAMER
was hilarious as
THOR
he played
THOR
as just a big kid having fun
Fantastic four would have been a good cameo but reed would have probably got the antidote
Michael L man if that was the case Ben would have pissed
@@Arroyo2099 i guess 🤔
Bixbys acting when that cure smashed was epic. Gave me chills
This is my favorite TV show of all time and I have the set on DVD. I like how you have footage of the 1980s Hulk cartoon at 3:02. That was the best adaptation of the source material, in my opinion.
Grew up with this. This’ll always have a place in my heart.
Well, this show belongs in a museum. Thanx!!!
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I remember watch this one at my grandparents house on the evenings around 1995.
This, Colombo and Get Smart. They did a lot of classics back on the day on evenings.
I'm not American if anyone wonders why they don't remember it.
I discovered this show when I was 12 and had just finished reading three huge boxes of comic books my brother brought home. I've been a die-hard Marvel fan most of my life because of all of this plus "Spiderman and His Amazing Friends." Whenever I'm in a dark-and-70s-depressing mood, iI revisit this show beginning to end. I even watched it recently and didn't find most of it too painful. Sure, you can set your clock by the two transformations of the show. Super formulaic and, well, cheese. But I still love it. Bixby kind of felt like one of my replacement dads since mine kind of sucked. I didn't even register that Castle's mom from "Castle" was his partner on that first episode, even after I watched both repeatedly. I love how loyal to fans of this show the MCU's "Incredible Hulk" was, even playing "Lonely Man" and recreating the death scene with Banner jumping out of a flying vehicle, hitting the ground from high up, and NOT DYING, but coming out as the Hulk. Still love that movie, even if a lot of people don't see its charm. Hail to the cheese.
All joking aside, The Incredible Hulk was intelligently written, wonderfully acted, heartfelt, sincere and moving. You really felt touched by David's plight, his desperation and loneliness. The best or at least my favorite "Man On The Run" type series. I think it's the best and most underrated of the Marvel TV shows. Kids could watch it but it was made with adults in mind. And it came out during the 70's so of course it's a bit dated that's to be expected but that doesn't take away from what an excellent series it was/is.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.....
Great show.
Nobody can replace Bill Bixby as Banner.
Bill Bixby is the best Dr Banner.
1:45, I actually saw the complete Incredible Hulk TV series on UPN in 1999-2000.
I love this show it came out when my dad was little and he introduced it to me when I was 10 and I still love this show!
That bear thrown in the air looked like a SuperBear with no cape......got me on the floor laughing!!!🤣🤣
Yes, just yes. I saw the show first when I was a kid on tv, I remember seeing my father watch it and I was like "WHAT IS THAT :O" I was SO HOOKED from the beginning, couldnt stop watching it xD
Such an great tv-show and now I finally have my "The increadible Hulk box" so I can watch it anytime I want. So gr8.
EDIT:
I cried my ass out when he died in "the death of the increadible hulk" I felt like.. for 5 seasons we have watched David search for an cure, he have helped so many people along the way and done so many great things, but he never found an solution... and then he dies.. and its just so sad. He never managed to get rid of the hulk... :'(
Rip Bill Bixby
Rest in peace Bill... you IMMORTALISED the Hulk in our minds. Thank you!
That scene where David Banner is crying and turn into Incredible Hulk is one of my favorite scenes ever as well!
Nice narration, Mr. Jesse Shade.
The pilot is my favorite go to episodes of the series
Perhaps the greatest line in tv series history. "" DONT MAKE ME ANGRY. YOU WOULDNT LIKE ME WHEN IM ANGRY.""
Quoting the TV series, I once said to my mum ‘don’t make me hungry. You wouldn’t like me when I’m hungry.’
I’ll fill you in on the outcome of that outburst later.
Classic variation/paraphrasing!!
I still get goosebumps when i hear the Lonely Man intro complete with the voice-over!