Hulk Escapes The Junkyard | Season 1 Episode 6 | The Incredible Hulk 

Bill Bixby played a super role as Banner also...I totally agree about Lou Ferrigno as well. Lou will always be THE HULK. They both made that show a legacy and created a lifetime of good memories for you, me, and many many others! RIP Mr. Bixby!!

Heh. What i just got done telling this other guy.

Like a straight up gangsta... bitches!

That's a nice personal conjecture but not science of technological realism.

Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno are outstanding.

he was a very nice man, he loved everyone

Everyone keeps talking about how David wanted to rid himself of becoming the Hulk and wanted to find a cure of turning into him, but he's the one who experimented on himself to become the Hulk in the first place, just saying.

@@jabbersb6304That wasn’t the point of his post. Everyone knows his experiment is what made him the creature. Before you just say something learn reading comprehension.

So true. Hulking out saved him so many times 👍👍

Banner starts groaning in pain, you know the white eyes are coming next!

Did Bixby have any sons that could carry on his legacy in a reboot? This show should definitely have a reboot.

@@jasonirelan4487 Bill Bixby's only child (a son) died years ago.

Yep, he definitely managed to set a full set in, and even set a PR.

That was the ONE knock I had with this episode....the director and/or producer didn't know about the Hulk's strength induced rage....something they got right beginning in Season 2.

How else would the hulk appear then

Let's see here...show ran for six seasons...each season had 15 episodes...David got his ass beat two times per show...that's 30.ass beatings per year times 6 equals 180 ass beatings in a six year period...wow...apparently David is a trouble maker par none!!

@@antomano5623 Still... how much bad luck can any guy have??

I guess it all goes back to the fact that had he not accidentally overdosed himself with gamma radiation and became the creature he would never have had to go on the run and consequently if he wasn't on the run he wouldn't have come in contact with the situations and people that caused him near death experiences

He learned the world can be a tough place.

An unbeatable lineup of shows.

Yes! I remember!!!

Bingo AMIGO

Six Million Dollar Man!! 🦾

I fondly remember my Friday nights in younger days.

Me too i,,

Same for me

Combat bos bionic woman man from atlantis

What a blockbuster episode if they joined forces.

Me too.

I remember the first time I saw this show. Some guy had got into trouble at a rodeo. Suddenly his shirt started ripping and showing green skin underneath. I ran out of the house shouting "No! No! No! No!" 😅

I know the feeling. Every time David's eyes turned white, I would close my eyes and keep them closed until I heard the Hulk roaring.

He keeps looking for a cure, but at the rate he gets himself in trouble, if he did cure himself, he would soon be a dead man.

@@shawbros Being the Hulk is a blessing and a curse at the same time.

It's a double edged sword.

@@shawbros I know right he needs to thank god with those god like super powers he has.

"Hulk out" i like that 👍 They should use that in future movies, "Now Calm down David, don't hulk out on us" lol Reminds me of a drop dead gorgeous Russian girl that went to my High School for a short time, When shed get mad, I'd say, "Now Kat , short for (Katya), calm down, dont go all Communist on us, Lol" She was never amused by that, lol

Absolutely. Friday nights on CBS. Wonder Woman at 8 pm followed by The Incredible Hulk at 9 pm.

How about the Spiderman tv show in 1977 for 3 seasons and the Captain America movie in 79. Check them out. They were so hilarious because they were so fake and corny. Spidey shot his webshooter and a big rope web appeared around the bad guy. .watch them and you'll be laughing for hours maybe days. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

My brother says Wonder Woman was good to. I prefer Incredible Hulk.

the six million dollar man to mention just a few all great tv shows back then tv was worth watching

80s

Anger Management For Hulk should be considered.

I'm 50yrs old. I've never met a grown adult man that gets in street fights once a week.

@@toddheeter9075 Hahhaha. Same!

Junkyard, that's where this Hulk TV series belongs.

It was GREAT TV back then. Not like SOME of today's garbage.

He was MASSIVE! I wonder what he's up to these days?

Llllll

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Also Rip Jack Colvin as He's Also Dead

I still Hate that they Never made a Scene where Jack Magee Meets David Banner and knows it's Him or Finds out David Banner is Alive. The whole Series makes No Sense and it's Disappointing that Plot Point was Never Resolved.

@@Kinseliplier there's an episode that shows Jack McGee saying, " Banner, OMG, you're alive" 😱

Agreed. Also, in Prometheus when he gorilla presses that enormous military grade hydraulic press to escape was probably his peak.

For the TV version I guess. Any other movie/comic version would have shoved that lid into the clouds.

@@bradp1679 No doubt the comics movies Hulk is stronger but so unrealistic. The tv version was almost believable to general audiences and played by a real person not CGI.

The gague (at 7:59) shows him resisting a max of about 2900 psi. I'm not sure how big the Hulk's hands are, but that's like pressing 1.45 US tons.

I would love to see that scene again.

lmao

@Robert Vantine Underrated comment. LOL

May be because there was a safety inspector around, lol

Well you know OSHA is wanting to go after those that don't n wear hard hats, face masks or don't get the needle

Lou ferrigno is the only authentic hulk.

Yeah he WAS

@@harperstacey9604 AGREED!

Mekrab, me to. 👍

Me too Friday night was the best

Stories and characters are awesome. The effects and the way the Hulk was portrayed was awful.

There's always She Hulk... wait... nvm...

FACTS....

Lol "Hulk 3:16 says bad guys follow safety procedures or Hulk smash"

John

Safety first!😂

I was thinking the same thing !

This was the only time they used the return to David sound. The first few episodes used a choir before they changed it to symph.

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Arnold was up for the role but they wanted someone taller, it worked out cause Lou like you said was a natural to play The Hulk

@@bobbyshaw2419 yeah I heard Arnold was up for the role at first and then some other guy who was 7 feet tall was up for the role.But however he did not have enough mass to play the Hulk.So they gave the role to Lou.They diftiney picked the right person.

@Frederick Wells yes I remember when he had said that.lou also said that playing the incredible hulk was like a dream come true for him.

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Haha!

True.

"Golden age of tv"! That's a good one!

Then, some time down the track he moved right next door to the king of Queen's and stood up to that passive aggressive bully who was careys dad , Arthur Spooner

Hard to define the "Golden age of TV." I was 11 years old in 1978 and I often heard my Dad and other people his age talk about the 1950s and 60s as the Golden age of TV. I loved this show as a kid. My Dad thought it was silly.

I'm 50 and I remember all the Hulk costumes on Halloween 🎃 💚

Well...a couple of them anyway

The weakest hulk of all though. He could be easily hurt such as being shot since his body wasn't bullet proof unlike hulk of today also he struggled to stop the lift crusher coming down when hulk today would easily be able to

The 1970's.

@@sexydudeuk2172 It was the 1970s and there were clearly limitations with the special effects and of course they only had a television budget to work with. So really it’s completely unfair to compare this Hulk to the MCU Hulk. With that being said even with its flaws and limitations, the Incredible Hulk tv show still managed to be a great and entertaining series.

Yeah the latest CGI is just trash.

Bring back memories

Tell us you won the Arnold Classic!💪

Or the title of Mr. Olympia!🏅

RIP bill Bixby

@@jasonm950 lmao Bro

He didn't even have to do that. The Hulks voice was Ted Cassidy and later Charles Napier. Lou did have to sit for hours being painted green and had to wear shitty contact lenses and a prosthetic nose , and then still find the time to work out enough to look like a passable Incredible Hulk. It was not an easy gig I bet

@@Cincinnatus1869 I think there was actually one time he made an appearance on the show where he wasn't the Hulk.

@@eduardomagana3858 I remember that episode. He played a bodybuilder named Carl

@@Cincinnatus1869 Thanks. I was wondering who did the "Aaarrggghhh!"

@@Cincinnatus1869 wait Lurch was the rrrrraaaarrgh!!?

Which is why I find them on DVD. Just got the whole series.

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I thought the same thing lol.

WAS THAT 'MARTIAL', OR 'MARITAL' ARTS, LOL?

Bom..

Bom.

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Hulk: ROCK & ROLL featherweight. I have no intentions of turning into a pancake.

To be fair, he doesn't really know the limits of the hulk. This hulk has been injured by bullets before and David can't really measure it's strength or durability. Any one of the situations he ends up in could be fatal for all he knows

This aired in the spring of 1978 and WKRP in Cincinnati premiered that fall. Earlier in the year she had starred in a TV movie, Three on a Date, directed by Bill Bixby.

He was so handsome.

"My favorite Martian",The Courtship of Eddie's Father", The Magician" "The Incredible Hulk" were ALL the shows that Bill Bixby did!!!!!!!!! The first two where hilarious!!!!!!!!!!

@@dustygrant3043 i will look it up

Fantasy island, love american style.

He played in quite a few movies and series, including where he was the bad guy. He was a great actor. My favorite, so far, has been The Magician, but he was good in everything he did. He played with Elvis Presley twice and with Don Knotts. In The Magician, he worked with a very young Mark Hamill, and William Shatner and a few other big names.

Damm this hulk was much stronger than i thought

3000psi are 210,9 kg/cm²

@@nkuniverse7856 3000psi are 210,9 kg/cm²

Actually he can hold more than that and the angrier he gets the stronger he becomes , and acording to the og source the comics when he became world breaker hulk he was powerfull enought to destroy planets, Also note that Hulk has many personalities the most common being savage Hulk and devil hulk ( evil hulk ) wich is even stronger than savage hulk yet only slightly less powerfull than world braker hulk theres also joe fixit with a gangster like persona and the most cunning one called Maestro, and professor hulk is the union of hulks mind and banners , besides even if hulk somehow dies he can regenerate and revive as gamma is the power of a hellish dimension when he dies he does so only briefly coming back even more pissed off than before but he does have limits if he becomes way to angry and takes more damage than he can take he will revert to banner.

Haha insurance company made him!

Read this just as he said that.

True, but this was arguably his biggest brush with death.

Although it was in its early stages....this is the 1st Hulk episode where they use the Hulk transformation soundtrack (which continued until the series finale).

IIRC, and IMDB backs me up, this episode coincides with the first season of WKRP. I distinctly remember being surprised that the Hulk series could nab a big-time guest star as Loni Anderson. Of course, they were both on CBS.

@@whiplashfatigue1430 This episode came out the same year she began WKRP but she did this episode before she actually got started on the show.

My brother says Bailey Quarters was prettier.

Exactly, do not want to leave any clues for those fuckers at forensics.

This is the one time I saw him growing out of loafers instead of cowboy boots. We always used to laugh at David's bell bottoms when we watched this show in the late '80s.

@@williamshaw9047 Yeah, this was the one and only time he ever hulked out of loafers

Transformations are always exciting 💚

@Mystical Luna Melody I agree. It’s exciting. Always love watching it 💪💪

I sometimes watch them in slow motion. Like seeing his shirt fill up slowly and then the buttons popping.

Same here

That's peanuts!! When I was a kid, I would get more afraid of The Incredible Hulk if any episode was sponsored by General Electric, and I had to see the logo stand alone! At the time, I was deathly afraid that I would've gotten zapped into the TV screen and got tossed around like a ragdoll by the Hulk himself!! Not anymore!!

I love this episode.

its obvious when u mention it. it was never the hulk i grew up with at 47, but they got better in 2003 and 2008 only to start failing again

You werent suppose to see that

not to mention blindness, being poisoned (by a snake and by the bad guys), a heart attack, amnesia, paralysis and (hand) amputation (when in an episode a large boulder crushed David's bones in his hand).

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An Assistant Director?

Here we go!!!

The only thing that did happen is that guest actors who acted in The Twilight zone also acted in The Incredible Hulk tv show

The Dukes 1979 The HULK 1978 Dalles 1979 ,,The 70s were a blast ,,

Actually Dalles STARTED in 1978 ,,

You can only have one - loni or Linda carter. Who do you pick and why?

@@pathulkess5296 Linda Carter hands down. One reason is because she didn't get gaudy plastic surgery like Loni did. I like brunettes more and I think she's still alive. That's 3 sorry. And there's a couple really good reasons but I won't get into that. LOL

@@pathulkess5296 For me personally, I would choose Lynda Carter. While Loni is a beautiful, sexy woman in her own right, I always preferred brunettes over the "platinum" blonde look. Lynda has a "natural" beauty look with amazing curves and the most captivating eyes I have ever seen.

Indeed it is! I thought so at first but knew for certain when I heard his voice. And yes, he is the greatest one! RIP Jeremy!

You may attribute many of your plaudits and accolades to this gentleman but not _all_ of them. Please keep some in reserve for Basil Rathbone, who is considered as the original Holmes, the detective that all other detectives are judged by.....Jeremy Brett, to I'd wager.

@@TheGeezzer Rathbone could have been the greatest, but he was let down by poor direction and scripts. They turned Holmes and Watson into caricatures of what they were meant to be. Brett and Hardwicke were the definitive pairing for anyone who cares about the source material.

@@TheGeezzer No doubt Basil Rathbone is a STRONG contender for the title too! I actually just watched The Secret Weapon and the Woman in Green the other day. Thanks for the input.

Nope, Basil Rathbone was best!

I don't remember The Magician. Other than David Banner I remember him from The Courtship of Eddie's Father

I always thought Bixby and Jarred Martin looked alike. 🧐

Heard of it but didn't watch, very young. I almost didn't recognize BB at 1st, he looked so young. Prolly saw Every Hulk EP, and specifically remem'd the compactor scene. My faves were prolly, 'The Lottery' (not that popular, I heard), and of course, that classic take, everyone's fave, 'The Snare.' Brad Dillman was great in that one, unique b/c I think that was the only EP in which the Hulk killed anyone (indirectly, it was his Own poison arrow). Sad that BB died so young, he was 1 of the great ones.

The Magician was one of my favourite shows around 1974 👍👏

My Favorite Martian

and later a Knight Rider episode in season 2.

😂 angry chihuahua 😂

The growl changed because the original actor died. It was originally Lurch from the Adams Family. Character actor Charles Napier took it over for the rest of the series.

Give him a break, he was holding back a car crusher with one hand while throwing the guy with the other.

@@zt1053 this was early in the series run. Ted Cassidy was still alive at the time. He died the following year.

@@zt1053 This episode was in 1978. Cassidy died in early 1979.