The Fall Guy Hulk Connections
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- In this video we take a look at the Incredible Hulk connections to the television series, The Fall Guy starring the former 70's superhero the Six Million Dollar Man, Lee Majors.
During the 80's the Incredible Hulk TV show ended it's run and about the same time Lou Ferrigno appeared on The Fall Guy TV series in Hulk makeup beating up on Lee Majors' character Colt Seavers. The Fall Guy was a popular series during the 1980's that aired on ABC and ran for five seasons. In it Lee Majors played a Hollywood stuntman and bounty hunter.
Lou appeared on the series on three separate times and did a crossover with The Fall Guy on his new series, Trauma Center. He wasn't the only Hulk to appear on the show. Richard Kiel who was only the Hulk for a split second on screen played a convict on one episode towering over Lee Majors in a way that is reminiscent of the first Bionic Bigfoot encounter on the Six Million Dollar Man. Then there was Dick Durock who played the skinny older Hulk on the Incredible Hulk episode, "The First". He shows up on The Fall Guy as a bad guy.
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I have the first season of the fall guy. I love that show.
Same here.Jut found out season 1 and 2 are on Prime.I have been watching 2 for the past few weeks since discovering it.
I remember that episode, that was so funny, Lou was worried about Colt, and the thing is after everything was said and done, everyone left, and Colt was still out cold
Only drawback a growing up in the 80s is somehow how the 80s is so long ago now. Actually on another channel they were talking about how bad the 80s were and they weren't all that great. Not the actual channel 8 just the way the comments start to flow. After I interjected my two cents worth and couple other guys did some of those Jen whatever they call them. We're actually asking questions and couple of them came around said they kind of missed out. And I told him I said I bet you some of us guys who grew up in the 80s with trade that time for some youth right now. But as long as we wake up tomorrow will be even older than we are today. I forgot how much I used to enjoy the Fall Guy and the hulk thanks for bringing back those memories. Couldn't you have just put a certain swimming suit scene into your video you know from the Fall Guy opener? 😉
This is great 👍 Fall guy was a brilliant show too.
Markie Post from The Fall Guy appeared in the S2 ep of the Hulk 'The Confession', as McGee's intern.
Why did they use a Lion to provide the Hulk's growls anyway? And why was a Marilyn Monroe-like wig worn by the Hulk, instead of one he wore on the series? What I find funny is when Lee Majors' character, Colt, was being carried out by two men, Lou looks at him and casually says, good night, Colt! 😄😄😄😄😄😄
I would definitely like to know about the origin of the lion sound. I bet it had to do with putting it together as quickly as possible and the wig was probably cheaper.
The wig on Ferrigno was different than the one he used on the Hulk!
Thanks Tvcrazyman ! New subscriber here ! Love your channel ! I find it interesting that Kenneth Johnson was involved with both , ‘Bionic Bigfoot’ , and The Incredible Hulk . You could see he had a gift for developing larger than life , television characters ! … I TOTALLY agree with you about the Fall Guy ! It was my favorite show of the entire 80’s decade ! I actually got The Fall Guy Race Set for Christmas 🎄 in 1982 ! We need ALL the seasons on DVD ! I also hope that Lee Majors can be reintroduced and appreciated by a whole new generation ( like William Shatner and Betty White ) before he leaves us ❤
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If they could’ve done a crossover with the Incredible Hulk and the $6 million man that would’ve been really cool as well
I probably would have taped it on the vcr and watched it a million times by now and owned the DVD.
That's funny you should say that, because, I have had this idea for a six million dollar ma /bionic woman/the incredible hulk, crossover for years. Tried my hand at writing it, and couldn't get it right, because truth is a writer I am not. But the idea was a great one. In it, banner is mistaken to be someone he's not, (several variations on this, that's one of the reasons I couldn't get it wrote because I couldn't decide where to go with it and I didn't want it to be too cheesy or stupid.) And Steve and Jamie go after him. Banner hulks out, (unsure how that happens, but, for now let's say that Steve hurts Banner, and...) The hulk grabs Steve's bionic arm and breaks part of it off, and sends Steve flying into some boxes or something and runs away still holding Steve's arm. Later when the hulk calms down, and changes back, he opens his eyes, sees the severed arm and freaks out, thinking this was it his alter ego finally killed someone, he drops the arm and looks up to find Steve and Jamie standing over him, and Steve bends down picks up the arm and says "I believe this belongs to me thank you." And Banner looks and sees wires and twisted metal, where his arm should have been, and passes out from exhaustion and shock. Later Banner is sitting on a hospital bed remembering what happened, trying to figure out if he'd dreamed the man with the severed arm, why it had wires and metal where there should have been a lot of blood and bone. One word inexplicably comes to his mind. Bionics. He remembers back in college, a young ambitious man, with ideas about making fully functional artificial limbs for people who had lost limbs in wars,or other incidents. These limbs, would not only look like the real limbs, but would be fully functional and work like a real arm or leg. He remembers that he had admired the man's work and even had worked with him for a time, but after he'd graduated and went into medical school, and he had married Laura by this time, he lost track of him and moved on. And then of course, there was the accident, and all the research he had done with man's ability to do super human feats of strength and endurance when in times of extreme stress. "So." A man's voice said from the doorway of the hospital room." Dr David Bruce Banner, as I live and breathe." David looked up at the man smiling at him. The man stopped and looking slightly puzzled before finishing his comment "aren't you dead?" Banner for his part, was shocked by the look of his old friend. In college days he had had long hair and sported arather long and thick beard, but now had short black hair and a mustache. He looked older, but it was the eyes that gave away who he was. They were kind eyes. Young eyes. Attached to an older, and wiser man than what he'd known back then. But it was the one in the same man from years before that he had worked with,drank with, and graduated with. "Rudy?" David said. His disbelief obvious in his face. "Rudy Wells?"
That's the premise of the story I had started, a little ruff around the edges, but in all, one heck of an idea. I had a lot of trouble getting even that far in the story, but ultimately I abandoned it, because 1. I am not a writer, as I said earlier, and 2. I was afraid that if it did go anywhere, I'd end up getting sued for copyright infringement. But I've toyed with that idea among other ideas that might have worked, in my head only, because I didn't want trouble. And as I've said I'm not a writer.
Rather than me rewriting what I already wrote thinking that I was writing a reply rather than posting a statement....(ooops!) Please look for Allen Miller, and read comment I think you'll like it.
@@allenmiller8152 Awesome! You know there was at least one DC Bionic crossover in the comics, maybe some day there will be a Hulk Bionic Crossover in the comics. That's probably the only way it could happen.
@@allenmiller8152 that sounds like it would be a good show.
I loved that trauma center episode
Lou Ferrigno with a beard was as intimidating as a bowl of strawberry ice cream
Top video as always bud 😀
Thank you Pratman 😀
In that episode of the Fall guy they could have originally used Charles Napier's Hulk roars
I bet they were in a hurry so they grabbed a stock sound of a lion. Of course, we know that Lou could have done his own growls from his work on the 90's cartoon.
They made this guy into joe fixit 🏋️
Dick Durock gets invariably beaten to a pulp in hundreds of shows and movies and he always does that hunch over with head down and arms extended outward move. I believe Andre would have been a better Hulk than Ferrigno; Andre was actually 7 ft plus while Ferrigno was surely under 6'5".
Also, can you do something on a giant actor named John Bloom, he was in one of my favorite movies 'the Dark' (1979)
He was 7' plus as well but lanky.
He was on BJ and the Bear episode: Blonde in a Gilded Cell
Great episode
I was Totally 🤔 💭 thinking take the Episode of the Hulk that is Re-edited From "Duel" into "Never Give a Trucker an Easy Break" into a Six Million Dollar Man-Hulk X-over due to the Actress of Jennifer Darling who is Oscar Goldman's Secretary too!
I see this part when the
hulk comes out
Love it. Can’t think of any more connections myself. But if I do, I’ll let you know
Thanks
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Kardeşim selam, nasılsın 🖐
I'm doing okay. Thanks