80's TV Review: The Incredible Hulk (1977) Season 1 DVD Box Set

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[@14DaveHunter]

The second pilot was a great "unofficial" ending. It shows David succeeding in getting a possible cure, for his Hulk outs. It leaves the door open, it doesn't work, but leaves the impression it does. Maybe it was filmed that way, in case CBS didn't make it a series. I call it my favorite episode, as a real finale was never done.

[@ianmcdonald3053]

This is the Hulk I will always love, kids today may roll their eyes but I can tell you as an 8 year old watching these shows at the time was mesmerising and absolutely epic, todays Hulk is a bit far fetched and his struggle just doesn’t feel relatable! We had so many great TV shows in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s proper entertainment for all the family, todays shows feel so dark in comparison!

[@JasonMarshMusic]

The pupils turning white is still one the most memorable images in comic book TV and film. It's so effective in increasing the tension.

[@MichaelMercy]

Yeah the intense stare right into the camera lens coupled with the music cue really grabbed me every time. Generally actors aren't supposed to "break the 4th wall" but whenever David did, it was like saying even the conventions of TV can't handle the power of the Hulk! :D

[@sirmojo4537]

JasonMarshMusic. I remember a printed interview in TV GUIDE of how Bix hated putting in those contacts because they irritated his eyes. In extreme close up shots, it's evident that they did irritate and caused some discomfort.

[@StephanieLaerkeAndersen]

This is something the Marvel kids of today should really watch although I suspect it’s probably not CGI-ish enough for them. Of course they used make up and actors. It works and it’s brilliant. This is a true incarnation of the Hulk and the best I’ve ever seen, and fondly remember it back in the day. Bill Bixby was the true American hero. A terrific actor of substance and quality. It’s so sad that he left us so early. And when he turns into the Hulk it’s terrifying. It really really is.

[@1969EType]

@@StephanieLaerkeAndersen I could not agree more... And I think of all the actors to play Bruce Banner/The Hulk since Bixby, Mark Ruffalo is closest. And yet, in many ways Ruffalo is still really just a cardboard cutout of Bixby's work. But, it's clear he draws inspiration from Bill Bixby. This has been said many times before about many legacy characters that get played by multiple actors and actresses...and it bears repeating...your first Banner/Hulk is your best Banner/Hulk. Any 10 year old kid who watches this before any other production would feel the same. Those of us who were there...know.

[@cable30]

As may have been said before, when u saw the eyes and heard the music u knew he was changing at the time to wreck havoc on the area.

[@klel68]

A little fun fact about the episode never give a trucker an even break you may already know, the chase between the semi truck and the red car was actually clips from Steven Spielberg’s Duel. They actually had the rights to that since they were both universal studios.

[@TheJayrockerr]

Ken Lafrentz -Yes, that is true. Just like the 747 episode, they used quite a bit of footage from “Airport 1975”. Also, a Universal film.

[@JackieChiles007]

I grew up watching this show with my dad. We both loved it. My favorite episodes are The Prometheus, The Snare and The First.

[@jackstrawjr2963]

Yeah, The First was a great episode (or 2 episodes)...amazing amount of pathos in the scene where Del's creature destroys the cure causing David to break down in tears, even while turning into the Hulk. And the detail of the Hulk still crying after the transformation and unsure of what's going on, since he's not used to sorrow -- only rage. Great acting & writing!

[@mellodee123]

If I can add the episode 747.......when he’s Hulking Out.........listen to the Captain telling him to stay in control! Fantastic Episode

[@HardestTargett]

That ending. "I loved you. And I think you loved me. Even though you never told me" 😭😭😭 She did tell you!!!!

[@frank-bmtz]

To this day, that scene breaks my heart.

[@frank-bmtz]

To this day, that scene breaks my heart.

[@c.d.scalemodels9198]

Hi, my name’s Chris & I’ve loved loved loved that series as a child & I’m 48 now. Funny thing is as much as I thought Lou Ferrigno was so cool, I ALWAYS gravitated to Bill Bixby. I miss him so so much & all the nuances that you mentioned about this first season are exactly what I love about this series...... it’s one of my favorite things growing up as a child in the late 70’s & early 80’s..... well done my man, well done!

[@michaelparylak5649]

There's a reason old television shows are good. There was actual team effort and work put in to it. To make it the best quality possible. You don't see that anymore.

[@isaacsreviews1]

I was born in '94, so I caught this in reruns on the Syfy channel. I now own the entire show and the TV movies. I love this show!

[@shawnnolan5196]

I remember as a kid, they moved the show time from 8 to 9pm. My bedtime was 830 at the time but because of my love for this show, I was able to talk my mom into moving my bedtime up when the show was on which was Friday nights. Thanks Hulk. Huge fan of this show still to this day

[@kalsolarUK]

Bill Bixby also did a TV show in the mid 70's called The Magician. He was of course the perfect choice for David "Bruce" Banner.

[@shawnnolan5196]

I agree with the 747 episode. Different emotions would bring the hulk out

[@Vicki_Benji]

This was my favorite show when I was a kid. I was never afraid of the Hulk either because he wouldn’t kill, like David wouldn’t kill, except the episode “Dark Side.” That episode gave me nightmares because David would kill, and so would the Hulk.

[@nkuniverse7856]

Yep

[@davidcabral3805]

the only hulk and banner figures that really matters!!

[@klel68]

Excellent review, I agree with you 100%. I have been a fan of this show since it first came out. I was nine years old. I’m proud to say I have all five seasons of it on DVD along with the three movies, the Incredible Hulk returns, trial of the Incredible Hulk and the death of the Incredible Hulk.

[@mellodee123]

GREAT REVIEW!!!! I too watched this in 77 and read the comics prior to the show. An 8 year old me watching this was TREMENDOUS!! Thank You!! 🙌🏾💯

[@jackstrawjr2963]

At that time, this was the most realistic and believable live-action interpretation of a comic... no one had seen anything like it before. It was far superior to the live-action treatments of Spiderman and Captain America from the same period.

[@mickeythebull9842]

The first Banner/Hulk transformation is one of my favorites of all time. It works beautifully! Better (IMHO) than anything done in the CGI era.

[@theradgegadgie6352]

Interesting note: during the filming of Terror in Times Square, people were telephoning the NYPD gibbering in terror that they'd seen the Hulk. It was freezing in January or February and at one point the scantily clad and barefoot Ferrigno stepped into a shop doorway between takes to try and grab some warmth and a middle aged lady who was buying clothes nearly had a heart attack. He tried to placate her, but she howled in terror and fled. She contacted the police who rather bemusedly asked her what he did and she replied, "He mumbled at me and got green on my coat!"

[@MichaelMercy]

That is interesting! Poor Lou! :D

[@theradgegadgie6352]

Definitely rather him than me. New York in winter is not a good place to be wearing shorts and the shreds of a shirt, even if you are built like a brick shithouse. Lou "mumbled" at the woman because, of course, his mouth was full of fake Hulk teeth. He couldn't talk properly even for him. (He has a speech impediment anyway.)

[@geeked-outturtlesfan4288]

Such a great series. The eternal battle of David Banner and his struggle to get rid of the Hulk and prove his innocence. And even though he fears what the Hulk would do but doesn't realize the creature will not hurt people especially that David cares about. It's his primitive side of him. The creature early on scared the crap out of me because in the pilot, he looks like a freakish cave like creature. I got over this when you see that the Hulk is a part of David Banner so it doesn't hurt good people. It worked because Bill Bixby made you sympathize with him because he's cursed with this affliction he can't get rid of. Every time he gets close and fails , it's heartbreaking because he's still carrying this burden. Then you got Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk, a big brutish creature that really isn't scary. Then there's Jack Colvin as Jack McGee.The desperate reporter trying to prove the Hulk is real so he can push his way up in the business and not seen as a joke. He becomes obsessed with finding the Hulk. Great video. Hope you do one on season 2

[@jrjgames]

Never heard anyone "get" this show like you did. Well done.

[@whitleybayman123]

My box set has the button, when u press it says "dont make me angry, you wouldn't like me when Im angry " Great show, Bixby is amazing as Banner

[@ashleyworden1887]

Cool!!!!!!! I wish my dvd Incredible Hulk set had that button!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@franchoiseprice7798]

My favorite hulkout Prometheus when he was halfway and another one the first when he cried through his metamorphosis

[@MichaelMercy]

That was a great one, when he had found a cure but they destroyed it.

[@franchoiseprice7798]

Michael Mercy I question how can I get the the metamorphosis sound effect

[@acesoul1689]

The Original Hulk is always the best 🎧🔥🎤🎵🎶🎹👑👐

[@TheJayrockerr]

A little bit of trivia. Arnold Schwarzenegger, auditioned for the role of the Hulk. He had the build, of course. However, at 6’2”. He was considered “too short.” So he mentioned someone he competed against, who was massive (6’5”, over 250 pounds.). In the 1974 Mr.Olympia (The contest that was featured in the movie “Pumping Iron.” ). Who of course, was Lou Ferrigno.

[@zardox78]

Ah, Never Give a Trucker an Even Break. It was good the first time I saw it... when it was called Duel. Actually I'm sure I saw the 2 in reverse order, but ya get the point.

[@andrewsreed03]

Great review. I was also born Nov '77 too and I really enjoyed this show back in the day. The complete collection on bluray was released in Dec 2016. I'm going to add this to my collection on 80s favourites.

[@salamwati9281]

Hi.. yeah Bixby is great in the role, Ferrigno is terrific, both heartfelt and bring tears to the eyes during the sad moments.. wish they would use real actors in green for the Hulk instead of total Cgi in all current incarnations..

[@MichaelMercy]

Same here!

[@goldenhereospawn749]

Also, Brandon Cruz, the boy who was with Bill in The Courtship of Eddie's Father, was in that 747 episode!! Brandon Cruz became Bill Bixby's "son" ever since they worked together up to the very end of Bixby's life! Just like a true father and son relationship!!😃😃

[@MichaelMercy]

Nice bit of trivia!

[@JosephRodriguez1991]

I love The Incredible Hulk DVD box cover art, and especially the hologram one. I use to hate this franchise as a child, back in the 1990s. It use to come on The Sci-Fi Channel, in the day. My mom said that my grandmother, use to watch The Incredible Hulk. Even though I was scared, and hated the big green monster as a lad. I kinda grown out of, The Incredible Hulk. Do I still hate, him today? Heck no I like, this guy now. Does The Incredible Hulk, still scare me? A little bit but, not as much. Bill Bixby was, and still is Dr. Banner. #RIPBillBixby Lou Ferrigno is the true live action version of The Incredible Hulk, change my mind.

[@fuel4insanity6]

I do remember that episode where he was trying to land the plane it was 3 minutes and 28 seconds. Because he was fighting it so hard. so that he would not crash the plane. Once the plane was landed the hawk took over and he smashed to the cockpit and ran off. but that was the longest transformation that I'd seen on there because he had actually fought with great will to keep the whole cat Bay

[@DavidNicholson101]

I really liked the second pilot. I liked how she hit him in the head and he slowly opened the white eyes to his own horror. He really sold the struggle and horror of his own transformation. I like how Hilk grabbed the pot from her and crushed it so she wouldn't hit him with it again lol. I might add also that he seemed to be using the extra strength from the partial transformation to land the plane.

[@MichaelMercy]

Good point, yeah the Hulk helped land the plane. :D

[@viewtifulvash6068]

Great review! This is my favorite incarnation of the Hulk as well.

[@MichaelMercy]

And it's even better on blu-ray! Bill Bixy's subtle nuances are even more visible now. :D

[@nkuniverse7856]

Same

[@RobindeValkNL]

Great review. In Holland they rerun it again in the mid 80s. And I saw every episode. Brings back so much memories

[@incredible1519]

Robin de Valk helaas kun je ze niet makkelijk kopen in Holland😩

[@keithdancer1668]

This show along with the Courtship of Eddie's Father should have granted Bill Bixby a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which he still does not have to this day. Like Brandon Cruz once said "it really demeans the whole thing that he is not included"!

[@scottdustin2076]

you know the episode where he try to land the plane it the same kids from his other show courtship of Eddie father

[@MichaelMercy]

Interesting!

[@nkuniverse7856]

Nice

[@HellhammerSS]

My dad hulked out once, dropped a hammer on his toe and knocked over a bottle of vintage whiskey onto garage floor after dancing around in pain. Eyes turned green ....and I stood in awe.

[@greg4161]

nmo the greatest television series ever

[@MichaelMercy]

Certainly one of the best actors ever on it!

[@TheNightBadger]

The Pilot really is just a great movie in and of itself.

[@bibleguy1207]

They had an African American woman lifting up and turning over a 2 ton car to save her son! And she said "And i was lifting up the car!" They need to do a remake of this series and make it about an African Smetican woman being She-Hulk but make her feminine like a beautiful toned African American woman!

[@HeavyMetal95]

awesome review i love The Incredible Hulk with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno do the review of The Incredbile Hulk pilot episode from 1977

[@rickeyzinn6767]

Bill Bixby did something no other actor has been able to do he was able to sell Himself as well as the character he portrayed he was David Banner and Eddie's Father And the actor on My Favorite Martian Great actor actor he will be missed

[@RetrofanFilms]

Great review. I grew up watching the Hulk TV show in the 70's, and each episode you mentioned are my favorites, even "never give a truck or an even break". Will you be doing more TV reviews for the Hulk for the other seasons?

[@MichaelMercy]

For sure! Working my way through season 2 right now and was blown away by the acting of Bix in the first episode. It's on par with the 1st pilot. Check it out!

[@haro82]

They still haven't produced a Hulk movie that's been better than the original show.

[@MichaelMercy]

Agreed! :D

[@xxxjoker607]

I agree

[@xxxjoker607]

Same with Superman only one never bettered

[@nkuniverse7856]

Agreed

[@zombie.43]

Those dvd boxes look cool

[@nicholasjanke3476]

Bill Bixby and Nicholas Hammond were working on a script together for a tv movie which would have had the Hulk meeting the tv Spider-Man but the studio said no. The studio probably didn't want to invest money in trying to revive the Spider-man series being that it hadn't really succeeded in the first place.

[@donmorton4597]

Agree 100%. This was perfect casting and the pilot was fantastic. I grew up watching the show at 9pm after The Dukes of Hazzard on CBS. Great review.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Don.

[@Poloco65]

Incredible Hulk and bionic man were my favs as a kid

[@bradbruhn9586]

Really good review. I own all of the Kenneth Johnson Hulk material and really like it. Highly recommend the entire series

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Brad! Working my way through it right now.

[@bradbruhn9586]

Oh, don't forget the three post series movies. "The Incredible Hulk Returns", "Trial of The Incredible Hulk " and "The Death of The Incredible Hulk ". They add closure to a series which ended very abruptly

[@matteodelseta]

+Michael Mercy Do you think, as I do, that Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner was/is directly inspired to Bill Bixby's??? I think they are very similar to each other...

[@MichaelMercy]

Yes I think he's got more of the melancholy vibe than some of the other versions that tried to make him more of an angry or dangerous guy.

[@matteodelseta]

@@MichaelMercy Exactly

[@Bakamatsu-GojiFanArchive]

As much as I love Mark Ruffalo. I grew up in the 2000s on reruns of The Incredible Hulk. Bill Bixby is my favorite Bruce/David Banner. Also I think Hugh Jackman would have been a good choice for Bruce Banner in the MCU. This clip he gave me some serious Bill Bixby vibes he looks and sounds the part in this scene Haha kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3KWaGaZhc9rrtk

[@ravensfilm]

I as well grew up watching the show on occasion, but really in syndication re-runs. I really want to watch that pilot episode now after hearing you speak about it. Sometimes, pilots can be really poorly reflective of the overall show in retrospect, and so, it's great to hear that this pilot started off strong. There are many superb episodes throughout the whole series, but I guess I really need to dig in to watch it more extensively. We had the TV movies videotaped off of NBC, and so, I watched those more often since they were readily available. They were certainly a bit cartoony considering the attempts at backdoor pilots for a Thor and Daredevil TV series which never materialized. Keep up the great reviews, Mercy. I'd like to hear more about your favorite shows. I hope to review the new Quantum Leap Blu-Ray set, if I can manage the time.

[@MichaelMercy]

True! A lot of the time the actors haven't figured out their characters yet in the pilot, and it can be awkward going back and watching them, but I think it's safe to say Incredible Hulk peaked with the pilot. The TV movies definitely shifted in tone, mainly because of Kenneth Johnson's lack of involvement. I just recently found out Daredevil (Rex King) starred in Street Hawk, another classic show I need to review soon. And thanks! I've already taken a look as some of my favourites like Hardcastle & McCormick, MacGyver and Airwolf. A-Team, Magnum PI and many more to come! :D

[@vjpearce]

I couldn't take Death in the Family episode seriously because whenever I heard William Daniels talk I was like: "Hi, KITT. Where's Micheal?"

[@robertmarinaccio6221]

This version of the hulk is same great as Boris Karloffs Frankenstein.

[@abelincoln5698]

I'd been a major fan of the comic book for yrs before the show came out ,so I was excited about the idea of the show. And although it was different I wasn't disappointed. I thought Lou was perfect for it and Bill Bixby was too. As an adult I realize now that Bixbys talent kept the show from being ridiculous. Only a great actor could have pulled that off.

[@sirmojo4537]

Excellent review!! The first pilot basically explained the premise of David's struggle and also shows us the hulk was a pussycat. Sure, he was a raging fury, but he NEVER harmed another creature and THAT says a lot about David himself. "Never give a trucker an even break" ; WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT!? Maybe CBS's pathetic attempt at comedy? Definitely the least favorite episode!

[@nicholasjanke3476]

As for the MCU Hulk movies. Well the first one with Eric Bana suffered from too many unimportant subplots-Banner's relationship with his dad-which has nothing to do with the Hulk's origin. The second Hulk film was much better and was much more in the tone of the tv show and comic book.

[@randyvandolah3751]

Love The Incredible Hulk most realistic portrayal of Incredible Hulk ever the movies that they've made sense can't compare to the TV show even though they don't have all the high-tech stuff love Lou Ferrigno love Bill Bixby Justin incredible show pun intended

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Thanks For Sharing This Info With Us About LouFerrigno and Bill Bixby RIP 🙏 🕊 ☮ 😌 ☹️ 😔!

[@artvankampen8993]

Thanks for posting!

[@jasoncook7378]

Am I the only one to like "Never give a trucker an even break?" It was one of the few episodes to end with a happy ending.

[@ludocrious7898]

Oh fun episode yeah

[@ashleyworden1887]

This is my favorite show (also, The Simple Life)! My favorite episode of The Hulk is: The Confession.😁

[@donypaddy6859]

another great review i wasn't born when this show was made but i remember watching reruns of it i loved it while i prefer CGI hulk i actually don't mind ferrigno's hulk and bill bixby was great as well mark ruffalo in the first avengers film reminded me of bill bixby i need to get back to watching it.

[@MichaelMercy]

I like Mark too. He has that same quality Bill had in terms of a genuine timidness and not wanting to become the Hulk which Bana and Norton didn't have.

[@donypaddy6859]

Michael Mercy i agree about bana i thought norton did a better job than him plus i saw the 2008 film in theaters i think it's very underrated was nice to william hurt return as ross in civil war hope liv tyler comes back as betty.

[@xxxjoker607]

Hate cgi with a passion fakeness

[@alexanderchase6795]

Hey Mike, "The Courtships of Eddie's Father" wasn't the last TV series that the legendary actor Bill Bixby played. Actually it was The Magician.

[@vmex875]

The Invisible Man 70's TV Series also Good

[@franchoiseprice7798]

Could you show the first part 2 when he's crying through his metamorphosis I would love to see that again

[@ludocrious7898]

Pretty intense yes

[@jrjgames]

Best show

[@willrodgers136]

This is a great review of my number one all time favorite TV series The Incredible Hulk. And the first season is my top favorite era of the show, despite how short it is. Bill Bixby was my childhood idol and hero. I never got to meet him, but I have had the honor of meeting Lou Ferrigno quite a few times over the years. I must respectfully disagree with you about Never Give a Trucker an Even Break. Believe it or not, that was the very first episode I ever saw of the Hulk back when I was 6 years old in the spring of 1978 on its original broadcast on CBS. My first Hulkout was in the phone booth. While this episode might be a weak entry, it's a personal favorite for me since that's what turned me into a lifelong Hulkaholic. Plus, this episode has also made me a fan of Duel, the movie whose stock footage from which this episode was written around. Also, the lady trucker Jennifer Darling is best remembered as Peggy Callahan from the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman series. If there's any weak entry in this season, I felt it was Earthquakes Happen. David Banner attempted something he was weak at. Impersonating a power plant inspector and getting his cover blown. And in this one episode, David's attempt to cure himself triggers an earthquake and gets himself, the two plant directors, a hot headed worker and a guard trapped underground. Otherwise, I consider the first season completely stinker free. Another episode I highly recommend is Trucker's predecessor The Hulk Breaks Las Vegas. This is an excellent story, and in my humble opinion, this is one of the best episodes when it comes to David Banner's near miss encounters with Jack McGee. I love everything about that episode. The second pilot, Death in the Family was my second viewing after the Trucker episode as CBS rebroadcast it the following week. While the actual pilot movie tells the origin of the character (s), the second pilot Death in the Family served as a pilot that would show us what the upcoming weekly TV series would be like. I love it just as much. I loved the more fuller and gradual Hulkouts where see David in mid change which was scarier than his mid change scenes when changing back to normal. And Ted Cassidy was doing the Hulk's growling sounds. For what it's worth, I never saw the actual Incredible Hulk TV pilot movie until my teen years. Since I first got started watching the Incredible Hulk at the tail end of the first season, it's the only season I saw that was out of chronological order. But it's still my favorite part of the series. And I still like to watch the Incredible Hulk DVDs on Friday nights. Just like in the old days. That's my 2 gamma radiated cents.

[@nicholighkun]

Well that was insightful. Now I must be off, to watch the pilot!

[@MichaelMercy]

Enjoy! :D

[@johnioannidis9862]

also the episode never give a trucker an even break features clips from a movie named duel 1971 and the director was mad but because universal owned the film and the hulk the director couldn't sue them.

[@rajnidharma2576]

I !ove this TV serial very much since I was childhood and I can vote for legendary actor Bill Bixby also my favourite actor who break the record and hulk Lou Ferrigno is the best ever.. No one can fill their place.... Bill Bixby is my favourite actor and I love his voice...... RIP to Bill..... I love you Bill

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

The Same Here!Rajni!

[@TrickyMcnickle]

First review I have watched of yours. Solid stuff.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks!

[@JoshHonaker-nm3ch]

Great job you did here sir

[@ludocrious7898]

I just wanna point out that David was warped in, also by shock, in the trucker episode xd he didn't understand what the hell was going on when that girl suddenly plows the to be revealed bad guys cars etc that's why he's staring xd

[@mikec.2725]

Hi. Can you please confirm whether or not the pilot is available in widescreen? I have a recollection of seeing it back in the early 2000s but can’t seem to find anything about it online. Thank you

[@johnaldine4099]

I liked the music in the first season, especially the Times Square scene. I think the quality of the music dipped in the later seasons.

[@linseydavis2827]

I like this show

[@nicholasjanke3476]

The reviewer has a point-Never Give a Trucker An Even Break is one of the worst episodes. Badly written, cardboard bad guys who have no other motive other than just being bad guys. I did like the scene with Banner in the phone booth and the scene where Banner takes the girl to dinner but other than that the episode was terrible!

[@ethanblickenstaff3812]

Please do a Part 2!!

[@Silver_Screen_asso]

Great! Very intersting. When will you talk about season 2?

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks. Whenever I finish watching it. :D

[@theblueoctopus4494]

That's an awesome shirt!

[@max70ification]

ONE OF MY FAVORITE TV SERIES. ALSO ME I HAVE THE DVD . GREAT HULK AND BIL BIXBY. HI FROM ITALY

[@pmbison73]

Really enjoyed this 👌 💯💪

[@LEGOKRASS]

Loved your review, subed! THANX :)

[@DerHoschi]

Was denkst du über Staffel vier, Episodes 12/13?

[@MichaelMercy]

Ich habe sie noch nicht beobachtet. :D

[@DerHoschi]

Beobachtet?

[@Dan-uv5lw]

Not sure but I heard that Lou is deaf. Anyone know if that is true?

[@franklinrester7576]

Lou lost 75% when he was born, that's why when he talks it's not so plain, but a good actor overall.

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

LouFerrigno Had!A!Earinfection!When HE Was 3yearold!

[@anthonyhillmj4124]

We're did you get the incredible hulk seasons in the background

[@MichaelMercy]

I got them a long time ago at a local store.

[@TomIdelson]

My goodness you are so handsome! And a great review too! ^_^

[@nkuniverse7856]

i like this show .

[@thehulk-vo4js]

Nicola M this is one of the best shows

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 TO That One About LouFerrigno As The Incredible Hulk AND Bill Bixby As!David Banner!