lol, true 😂😂

Yeah

The bit where he escapes is from the season 1 boxing episode I believe

@@ronaldcustard4636 episode 2....First episode was 2 hours and involved hulk nearly sinking in quicksand.

@@slickrichelicopter8977 I didn’t say it was episode 1 but thanks for reminding me

It Is Gerald McRaney In The Three Piece Suit

Definitely During His Pre Simon And Simon Days 😎👍

@@jasonmatney8025 About the same time Simon and Simon debuted.

Gerald McRaney, appeared in 4 episodes of the series.

Or NCIS Los Angeles

I!Agree With You About This One!Anthony Sousa!

Ahh that chic out of Dukes of Hazard,she was gorgeous dude! And the show was pretty good too and a few years before The Incredible hulk and Dukes of Hazard was the six million dollar man,great stuff.

Likewise here too

@@paulanthony5274 Catherine Bach. She's part of the reason I watched the show.

The Incredible Hulk always brings back fond memories. I absolutely loved this show growing up and I still love it to this day. I remember watching the Hulk with my aunt when she used to babysit me when my mother had to work late. Even though the Show scared me every once and while, I always knew the Hulk would do the right thing. Bill Bixby did a fantastic job portraying David Banner and no one can top Lou Ferrigno’s physic and attitude as the Incredible Hulk. It was a shame the show ended so abruptly without a proper ending and that’s why I was so happy to see that they continued the storyline and tied up all the loose ends with the TV movies directed by Bill Bixby. It was so sad to see David Banner’s story come to an end when he died in the final TV movie. It was even sadder when Bill Bixby died in real life just a few years later. He was a terrific actor and he’ll always be the Incredible Hulk to me.

@@archangel5627 I agree (about the show ending abruptly).

Oh yeah? 😏

OH YEAH!!!!!

Elisha Well Hollered 4601

The karate chop lol I was on to that funny

I!Agree With You About This One!Danny Lawson!

Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital not too many years after this. He was huge on that show, back then.

Except when he played Carl Molino in the season four episode King Of The Beach-the only time Big Louie appeared out-of-character, and had a speaking role.

Shit gets real !!!

He also sang "Jessie's Girl"

Me too i love this show

They cancelled the series because of high production cost.

@@norfolksouthernrailfan2006 Yeah, I didn't like that, either.

it had. its called the death of the incredible hulk.

@@CainNuke We're talking about the original series, not the post Hulk movies.

Knight Rider also, just so many amazing shows back then and it'll never be the same 🙌

Grumpy Gremlin lol i have all five seasons great show that is down to the late legendary Bill bixby he took Lou under his wing big time and bixby was a member of the round table of magicians, but yes even in other episodes he would break down a wall in broad day light and run down the same thin alley lol i guess it was down to low budget tv executives, plus they couldn't have the hulk bullet proof because hes David's primitive side hes still human ut because David accidentally over dosed himself with 2.000.000 units of gama which should have killed him he lets loose this human wreaking machine but it won't kill because David Bruce Banner won't killbut he can die because he is David hopefully you understand what im trying to say, even though i have to complete series i still have to watch every video this guy posts great memories and great to see so many people including myself still enjoy the incredible series so many years later stay safe 🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🍀🍀🍀Hulk Out LEAN, MEAN, AND GREEN, #ANGER #DANGER👌

Or, ok, do it yourself then.

Yes, during the first hulkout, he followed the Hulk when he ran off and saw him revert back to David.

lol yes

*Ferrigno.*

What was this about the cop?

was the car a prop?

@@diegocanale1124 Could be. Even if it was real, I'm sure Lou would've been able to lift it, he's so damn strong!

@@waynemacfarland1546 no question about Louie strength but a car weights over a ton. That's similar to the scene from Twins where Arnold lifts a car from the rear bumper.

​@@diegocanale1124 Yes.

He followed the Hulk after the first hulkout and saw him revert back to David. Even gave him a jacket to keep warm.

His middle name is still Bruce in the series. Kenneth Johnson wanted it that way to separate his Hulk from the comics.

The producer didn’t want it to focus on strength but more of a story like the fugitive. But would love to see them at least made him bullet proof. Also the made the six million dollar man not that strong. I wish they had a Bigfoot vs Hulk episode

Nooooooooo that’s what made it better than comic. He could pick up a car but not fling it like a frisbee over a mountain. Having some vulnerability was perfect.

The Hulk's greatest strength in this show is his humanity.

The producer, and even Bixby, wanted to make the Hulk more realistic and believable...more of a Jekyll and Hyde and The Fugitive tale. They wanted to stay away from the outlandish comic book feel like the 60s Batman had. Besides, I don't think it was humanly possible, budget or otherwise, to have the Hulk throw a car hundreds of miles like the comic book Hulk does.

Ted Cassidy passed away by this time, and they hadn't found a replacement voice yet. Not sure whose voice that was before the got Napier.

Sure Why Not, He Would've Made A Good Iron Fist Marvel Character Back Then Now That You Mention It After All Anything's Possible.😎👍

Was shoes actually, thin....

Stockings..or Tights

lol

Gerald McRaney? Four.

​@@wudaddy About the same time he played 'Rick Simon' on Simon and Simon.

A cop and disciple of Li Sung, the blind sensei who David befriended earlier in the season. Li Sung asked him to take over his dojo before he died in this episode, and taught him about that inner Chi he uses to crack obstacles.