Comments on: A Look Back: The Incredible Hulk on TV http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php A Website About Movies Mon, 13 Feb 2012 20:06:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: dean rollins http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-170171 dean rollins Fri, 13 Aug 2010 02:13:00 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-170171 hi i always like bill bixbe until i bought a d.v.d. and watch behind the sceans and i heard things come out of his mouth that i would be ashame if i got caught watching it i never throught bill bixbe would use words like that in his shows of the hulk he seem so humble and kind and always helping people and when i watch the hulk now it always comes to mind if you could please give me some incouragement i sure would be very gratevil thank you and god bliss you 1s thess 4-16-18 hi i always like bill bixbe until i bought a d.v.d. and watch behind the sceans and i heard things come out of his mouth that i would be ashame if i got caught watching it i never throught bill bixbe would use words like that in his shows of the hulk he seem so humble and kind and always helping people and when i watch the hulk now it always comes to mind if you could please give me some incouragement i sure would be very gratevil thank you and god bliss you 1s thess 4-16-18

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]]> By: Claude http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-97561 Claude Mon, 16 Jun 2008 03:15:29 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-97561 The Incredible Hulk television series is the single most important TV show of my childhood, and it is arguably the best superhero TV show of all time (I know many people would argue in favor of Smallville). The show had a tremendous impact on me as a 7 year old child. The show is so much more than just about a guy who turns green and rips his shirt when he gets angry. If that's all that was, the show would not have had such lasting appeal and become a classic. The Incredible Hulk was a mature TV show that appealed to adults as much as to kids, if not more. During its run, it tackled some very serious issues, like alcoholism, child abuse, racism and bigotry. It is still very watchable today, despite some outdated special effects. Hopefully the fact that the complete seasons of the show are now being released on DVD will introduce this great series to a new generation of fans. The Incredible Hulk television series is the single most important TV show of my childhood, and it is arguably the best superhero TV show of all time (I know many people would argue in favor of Smallville). The show had a tremendous impact on me as a 7 year old child. The show is so much more than just about a guy who turns green and rips his shirt when he gets angry. If that’s all that was, the show would not have had such lasting appeal and become a classic. The Incredible Hulk was a mature TV show that appealed to adults as much as to kids, if not more. During its run, it tackled some very serious issues, like alcoholism, child abuse, racism and bigotry. It is still very watchable today, despite some outdated special effects. Hopefully the fact that the complete seasons of the show are now being released on DVD will introduce this great series to a new generation of fans.

]]> By: Claude http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-192606 Claude Mon, 16 Jun 2008 03:15:00 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-192606 The Incredible Hulk television series is the single most important TV show of my childhood, and it is arguably the best superhero TV show of all time (I know many people would argue in favor of Smallville). The show had a tremendous impact on me as a 7 year old child. The show is so much more than just about a guy who turns green and rips his shirt when he gets angry. If that's all that was, the show would not have had such lasting appeal and become a classic. The Incredible Hulk was a mature TV show that appealed to adults as much as to kids, if not more. During its run, it tackled some very serious issues, like alcoholism, child abuse, racism and bigotry. It is still very watchable today, despite some outdated special effects. Hopefully the fact that the complete seasons of the show are now being released on DVD will introduce this great series to a new generation of fans. The Incredible Hulk television series is the single most important TV show of my childhood, and it is arguably the best superhero TV show of all time (I know many people would argue in favor of Smallville). The show had a tremendous impact on me as a 7 year old child. The show is so much more than just about a guy who turns green and rips his shirt when he gets angry. If that’s all that was, the show would not have had such lasting appeal and become a classic. The Incredible Hulk was a mature TV show that appealed to adults as much as to kids, if not more. During its run, it tackled some very serious issues, like alcoholism, child abuse, racism and bigotry. It is still very watchable today, despite some outdated special effects. Hopefully the fact that the complete seasons of the show are now being released on DVD will introduce this great series to a new generation of fans.

]]> By: Kevin Carr http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-96861 Kevin Carr Mon, 09 Jun 2008 12:16:00 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-96861 Both of these 2-parters are in Season 4, which was just released on DVD last week. The mid-morph one is called Prometheus, and the other hulk (who looked more like a red-neck trucker than a body builder) was called The First. Enjoy! Both of these 2-parters are in Season 4, which was just released on DVD last week. The mid-morph one is called Prometheus, and the other hulk (who looked more like a red-neck trucker than a body builder) was called The First.

Enjoy!

]]> By: Kevin Carr http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-192605 Kevin Carr Mon, 09 Jun 2008 12:16:00 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-192605 Both of these 2-parters are in Season 4, which was just released on DVD last week. The mid-morph one is called Prometheus, and the other hulk (who looked more like a red-neck trucker than a body builder) was called The First. Enjoy! Both of these 2-parters are in Season 4, which was just released on DVD last week. The mid-morph one is called Prometheus, and the other hulk (who looked more like a red-neck trucker than a body builder) was called The First.

Enjoy!

]]> By: berry redfern http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-96820 berry redfern Mon, 09 Jun 2008 03:19:49 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-96820 The Hulk tv series was on of my favorite as a kid. Thanks for the background on the show. I did wonder about the variation from the comics and the original cartoon but as a kid, who cares? Just wanted to see Banner morph into the Hulk! There was one episode (two parter) where Banner was in mid-morph as a result from being in contact with a meteorite? Not sure, but I thought it was cool for most of the show. Feel free to clue me in as to what season that occured. Also there was an episode where he encountered another man who also transformed into a hulk-like creature. This man was much thinner than Lou Ferrigno but I still thought the fight scene was good. I don't know which season that was either. The Hulk tv series was on of my favorite as a kid. Thanks for the background on the show. I did wonder about the variation from the comics and the original cartoon but as a kid, who cares? Just wanted to see Banner morph into the Hulk! There was one episode (two parter) where Banner was in mid-morph as a result from being in contact with a meteorite? Not sure, but I thought it was cool for most of the show. Feel free to clue me in as to what season that occured. Also there was an episode where he encountered another man who also transformed into a hulk-like creature. This man was much thinner than Lou Ferrigno but I still thought the fight scene was good. I don’t know which season that was either.

]]> By: berry redfern http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/a-look-back-the-incredible-hulk-on-tv.php/comment-page-1#comment-192604 berry redfern Mon, 09 Jun 2008 03:19:00 +0000 http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/?p=7361#comment-192604 The Hulk tv series was on of my favorite as a kid. Thanks for the background on the show. I did wonder about the variation from the comics and the original cartoon but as a kid, who cares? Just wanted to see Banner morph into the Hulk! There was one episode (two parter) where Banner was in mid-morph as a result from being in contact with a meteorite? Not sure, but I thought it was cool for most of the show. Feel free to clue me in as to what season that occured. Also there was an episode where he encountered another man who also transformed into a hulk-like creature. This man was much thinner than Lou Ferrigno but I still thought the fight scene was good. I don't know which season that was either. The Hulk tv series was on of my favorite as a kid. Thanks for the background on the show. I did wonder about the variation from the comics and the original cartoon but as a kid, who cares? Just wanted to see Banner morph into the Hulk! There was one episode (two parter) where Banner was in mid-morph as a result from being in contact with a meteorite? Not sure, but I thought it was cool for most of the show. Feel free to clue me in as to what season that occured. Also there was an episode where he encountered another man who also transformed into a hulk-like creature. This man was much thinner than Lou Ferrigno but I still thought the fight scene was good. I don’t know which season that was either.

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