In an Interview; Lou said it's called Pana acting. As there is no dialogue when he becomes the Hulk.

Well none except growls and roars.

Though the growls and roars were done by Ted Cassidy and later by Charles Napier (not by Lou) in the tv series.

A master thespian.

very good comment; I agree with you

it is a good one

It would have been weird if the episode, at the time, was sponsored by Coca-Cola or Pepsi

I just said the same thing!

Made no sense because it would calm him down and he would turn back into David.

@@fromthefather8349 The whole premise of the show makes no sense so why should the Hulk sharing a soda with someone be any different?

Remember the episode where Hulk drank some whiskey. He spit it out into a fire where chicken was cooking. It got burnt to a crisp. 😂🤣

the smile and the cheers really makes the moment. The Hulk needs to hang around more people who get him.

It would be awesome if he became the face of mountain dew.

I'm more of a cherry coke guy.

😂😂😂Is that because he’s green?

Red bull lol

🤪BURRRRRRPP!!!😋 😆Hahahahahahahahahaha!!🤣

Excuse me, can you please rephrase your comment? The words Green and Giant in your comment are making me feel hungry for Green Giant vegetables!!

@@mommieragdollmaidjennifer5192 I'm not so sure you'd wanna eat the hulk though 😂🤣

I do agree with you on that one. These series were much better than The Hulk in The MCU today.

@@teralynperez95 I remember watching the hulk as a young boy, back then when it used to be on a Friday evening, tv was natural back then, entertaining, and real

@@joshuaedwards4536 My mom did too. I know you may be way older than I am me already turning 20 but I remember my mom watching this all the time when I was younger. She just recently bought the whole seasons and watching them all over again.

I wonder what they told the insurance adjuster when asked about the damage the Hulk does to property

@@brianmbaker57 Probably told them the boys in the white coats are coming for them, and to go quietly.

If Ricky passed out wouldn’t the carbon monoxide killed him by then?

If I saw the Hulk drinking beer, I'd cackle explosively loud, I would awaken my elderly neighbors!!

Me too! 😂😂😂

I smiled and laughed - it was touching!

Me too

@@mommieragdollmaidjennifer5192 Your neighbors would probably be too hard of hearing to know what's going on.

Wait Bill Bixby is dead

@@TheUndertaker-yp7ho that’s why he says RIP

@@TheUndertaker-yp7ho Yes, Bix passed away a few years ago.

@@TheUndertaker-yp7ho yea he been pass away

@@djc-smooththehouselord1643 is think many years ago

Yea, they wanted to steer away from the Hulk that we know of as much as they could so that it could be aired for television

@@deepnthought. Actually it was more for stylistic reasons rather than for rating reasons. According to interviews, Kenneth Johnson, the writer and producer of the series, decided to change the plot for two reason: A). As you previously mentioned, to translate it into a live-action show that was more believable and acceptable to a wide audience. And B). he actually disliked comics and thus felt it best that the show be as different from the source material as possible. Now normally when you have somebody adapt a work of fiction who doesn’t like the source material is a bad thing (I mean look at Exorcist II: The Heretic and see how that turned out!) But thankfully in this case the result was the exact opposite and in fact the series turned out to be pretty fantastic. I think it also helps that the series was produced by Universal who already had a background making sympathetic monsters, as they produced many of the classic monster movies of the 1930s and 1940s, including the famous 1931 film adaptation of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein, one of the characters that inspired The Hulk in the first place! In fact, if you compare Boris Karloff‘s portrayal of Frankenstein to Lou Ferrigno’s as the Hulk in many of the episodes, you do notice a lot of similarities in the innocence and good nature they show. especially in this clip where the hulk and Ricky are getting to know each other so to speak. In Frankenstein of course, there’s the famous scene where the monster playing with the little girl in the pond which gives you the same feeling. Hell, even Bill Bixby’s portrayal of Dr. David Banner, a man who’s trying to control a monster inside of him, is similar to that of Larry Talbot in The Wolf Man. If The Hulk was made during the Universal Monster era with Lon Chaney Jr. playing Dr Banner and Boris Karloff playing The Hulk, I’m sure it would have been the same thing.

@@ryandevan2793 This Show is clearly a classic Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde Story, wich makes sense cause that's exactly what the incredible Hulk is based on. I think thats the main reason why this show actually works. It doesnt touch any of the source material from the Comics but it embraces the Jekyll/Hyde storytelling and was very creative with this concept

@@ahabduennschitz7670 precisely

@@ahabduennschitz7670 also the Frankenstein monster

It’s not that he doesn’t appreciate what he does while in hulk state, it’s more of he’s always afraid that he may kill someone or go on a rageout

@@kekethedon which is silly because he’s not a killer

@@savannahhague4989 true but he always fears he may go too far and kill

@@kekethedon it’s too bad they didn’t make an episode where he talks to his other half. It’d give them a happy ending

@Savannah Hague there was an episode where they met in a desert with David Banner being in a cage and the Hulk trying to grab him...

@@hypnodance it still looked real as hell!!!

😱AAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!😱

I think real special effects is better than CGI anyday

umm.... it was real. CGI is a cartoon.

That's right. When he raged it was at the right people for the right reasons. Hulk wasn't evil because David wasn't evil.

Roger Francis-Yeah, if you tried to resist arrest, he'd growl at you, then he'd pick you up, and toss you someplace. 😆😆😆😆😆😆

@@kevinmiller6380 lol

That would be just messed up

I worked at a hotel in Beverly Hills for 21 years. We always allowed LAPD and LASD to eat down in our employee cafeteria. Every once in awhile I would see Lou down there.

Scary

Some health brainiacs may tell us that Coca-cola made a great over-the-counter medication. You can do that, or take your Victims to Dr. Pepper!!🤣😆🤪😄😁

LMAO!!

Peter McZip, now in the 2,010s-20s, we are undersigned by extreme viruses, and pandemics. Carbon monoxide poisoning is not a big thing anymore. Mmmmmm...... go figure! 🧐

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In this show, he is. The 1982 cartoons and the later movies portrayed him as a pariah..

Sounds like he said "Hey"

Omg the hulk having drink with a pal. This is the sweetest thing ever! 🥰

I just rewatched the entire series too.Fun show.

I still watch the show I have set on DVD im get another set

@@williamrichards859 Nice. It's a great series.

The show ran for 5 seasons and 3 TV specials

I wouldn't be surprised if this was nod rick Jones from the comics

Same as 2003 or 2008 one, but avengers made hulk so bad, I bet if all hulk movie types when on a fight, smart hulk and she hulk are out first

What, the Hulk is some dude?

🤪Burrrrppp!!😄😆🤣

Agreed. The world of television sucks times sucks BIGTIME!!

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Or left everywhere on the floor.

You're right. I was born in 1974. I know.

Fun fact: The Incredible Hulk is inspired by the Frankenstein.

Wasn't he also in the movie The Leprechaun and Biff in Back To The Future

@@robertrodriguez787 I think actor Thomas F Wilson played Biff. I’m not sure about the leprechaun role

He was one of Doyle’s bandmates in Sling Blade.

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i know right

Don't disrespect Richard Keil - he was an amazing man and has passed away.

@@fesswah Amazing man = YES.....The right fit to play the Hulk = NO.

He turns into the Hulk, breaks in and goes to the car, and turns off the key.

@@slickrichelicopter8977 at least he remains immortal in our memories as Jaws in James Bond. fun fact the scene where jaws is revealed in train closet in the spy who loved me scared him. He was good enough of a villain actor that he scared himself.

He is big, green and scary, but I did not ever consider him as an evil monster. He has always been social, caring, also when he growls and is extremely strong.

What's up Beavis and Butthead

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@@seanjohnson4475 Haha! nothing much, Bungholio is at rest, so it's all good. :)

The good ol green skin is hulk and the kid was ricky

BJ and the bear was another excellent tv show.

@@joeknight4250 hell yeah it was.looking for on dvd especially misadventures of sheriff lobo

I miss CBS weekends from my childhood, as well!!

Ho Ho Ho!! Green Giant!!

Good catch i never noticed that till you mentioned it!!!!

He was mad enough 😁

It’s the hulk’s shadow not david’s.

Dr.Banner saved Rick Jones from the very gamma bomb that mutated him into the Incredible Hulk in the first issue back in 1962 in the proper comics continuity and he is the Hulk's best friend and he's very underrated. I wish Jones was in this show. Jim Wilson should have appeared too.

I thought the same thing

I just commented the same thing lol Perhaps this is, but nothing about it was said due to unknown reasons.

But you're right 🤣

I wonder if sometimes that might be intentional. If he know he’s can’t get do something then maybe the hulk could. Or maybe not. I know he fears the hulk might do something terrible.

Sorry for my mistakes in my comment lol.

He is certainly very clumsy.

I think you see him lock it from the inside after he entered and shut the door. But yeah, that was my first thought when Banner first came to the door.

Hulk would have bust thru anyway😅😅😅

Ricky had bolted it from the inside when he first entered.

Is that why this Hulk is different from the comics Hulk? COz theyre different people. One is Bruce and the tv version is named David

What's Hannah Superman

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I believe he died.

....But it's possible that any given episode of the Hulk can be sponsored by Coca-cola, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, that high-flying astronaut orange juice called Tang...