Incredible Hulk Promo Mighty Marvel Marathon

A cool Scifi Channel Promo promoting the Mighty Marvel Marathon Event.

[@geo386]

I never missed the Hulk when I was younger on Friday nights.

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

Same here, man! Never missed Dukes of Hazzard or even Dallas during that Friday night lineup. Good, good times back then. 👍

[@geo386]

@@justafanofnerdculture7602 Good times indeed. I almost forgot the Dukes of Hazzard. Thanks for the response.

[@ccl7983]

I can tell hulk and spider man were famous in the 70s or 80s.

[@TheIncredibleHulkTheIncredible]

The Incredible Hulk And Spider Man 1978

[@Seba-et8dy]

The best thing was that in the 80s there was about to be a crossover between the two series, a pity that it was not done

[@MRF1983]

Was this in 93 or 94? I got the worst sunburn of my life one of those summers, I went with my best friend's family to Water World USA and lied about putting sunscreen on. I was on my stomach on the living room sofa for days sick as a dog and the sci-fi channel was running a Hulk and Spider-Man marathon that I watched. This seems to be about that same time.

[@whoami7721]

I remember the times in the '80s before Sci-Fi Channel had the rights to The Incredible Hulk it played weekday mornings on our local Channel 11. On vacation days I'd be sure to watch it. It was only in the summer of 2003 when Sci-Fi Channel showed the entire run of the series that I saw almost every episode. A few years later I bought the entire thing on DVD. Not every episode is indispensable, but it's an historic comic book series.

[@MRF1983]

@@whoami7721 I wish TV looked like that today. I'd take the Hulk of the era over the MCU Hulk every time.

[@grios5498]

I faked sick as a kid for this

[@JohnLincolnHawk]

haha nice

[@CubanPete1990]

You know they show The Incredible Hulk TV series with Bill Bixby & Lou Ferrigno & The Amazing Spider-man TV series with Nicholas Hammond on the Sci fi channel mighty marvel Marathon hosted by Stan lee.

[@ModdingNewbie]

Back when the Sci-Fi Channel actually spelled its abbreviation right, they had classics on... *sigh* I would have loved to have seen this...

[@KlonoaPrime]

No shit

[@Christian39521]

@@ModdingNewbie when it was about actual science fiction programing.