This is GREAT. I’ve been watching these episodes for years and NEVER EVER noticed the fake brick wall, the car lights, the stage hand’s head in the zoo scene. Ha. The others I’ve noticed b4.
I never noticed ANY of this stuff until it's pointed out.... Honestly... I don't care. Still a great show and I bet it would extremely difficult to make back then....Like any of the superhero shows back then were not just talking heads...they actually had big stunts
The Incredible Hulk TV show was freaking awesome for me as a kid. I remember getting scared when he transformed because I was like 3 to 4 years old when the show came out.
I remember the first time I watched the pilot movie as a kid back in 2003, and what scared me was the shot of the Hulk reaching out to the young girl by the lake after she hit him with her fishing rod.
I hope everybody enjoys my new video. Let me know if I listed any mistakes from the show you missed before, or do know of any goofs I should have put in the video.
So many, but my favorite is in the climax of "THE FIRST PART 2" when the gamma radiation table they used throughout Part 1 and earlier Part 2 scenes has clearly been swapped out for a cheap cardboard version, meant to be destroyed in the fight scene, which is sitting on some gross dirty crates. I
In season 4 episode called The First, Banner's hulk is fighting Dell Frye's hulk and Frye's hulk swings at the hulk exposing his lower back. They didn't go far enough down with the green grease paint, lol.
I remember watching this show in the 1980’s (obviously reruns since I was born in 1981) and I would love it when Banner would turn into the Hulk as I though the Hulk was amazing and Lou Ferino was good for that time, but he still had an amazing body 6ft 5in, 300+lbs, big muscles, green skin & an awesome wig! We had so many great shows to watch in the 80’s (some reruns of 70’s shows) like The A-Team, Knight Rider, Air Wolf, McGyvour, 6 Million Dollar Man, Quantum Leap, Dukes Of Hazard, Starsky & Hutch, Magnum P.I. and does anyone remember The Littlest Hobo, Flipper, Gentle Ben (he was a bear, black bear I think not 100% on if he was black or brown but black bears are more friendly and smaller) and Highway To Heaven? All shows that I remember watching at my grandparents’s house more than watching them at home, I watched them at home but I just remember watching them at my grandparents’s house more for some reason. I was watching Weird Science & Indiana Jones And The Raiders Of The Lost Ark a couple of days ago and thought the 80’s (& 90’s too which I preferred as I was a teenager then) certainly was a great time to grow up in and for movies and for what was on tv, probably because there were less channels on tv the quality of the shows had to be great as they were fighting for a limited number of slots on tv but cable and SKY TV (satellite tv I had here in England which was like cable in America) came along with loads of channels with programming slots needed to be filled so poorer quality programming was made and excepted to fill up that space
Kenneth Johnson said one of the reasons they wanted to film some exteriors in New York was to see if, being New Yorkers, anyone actually noticed the Hulk. 🤣 And about that scene from Married where you see the handprints? Those were indents created by the Hulk's final push on the door to throw it loose. Hey, it's a dream, right?
I read the New Yorkers didn't pay a lot of attention which is amazing. I can't imagine not being freaked out about a huge green monster running down the streets in my home town.
@@tvcrazyman At one point in the '80s, there actually was a plan for a Hulk and Spider-Man crossover TV movie. Also, technically, what you're pointing out in this video are not bloopers, but continuity errors and flubs. Bloopers are when actors get their lines wrong or when they are messing around on-set.
Love this video. The only problem with the Spider-Man idea is that showrunner Kenneth Johnson was determined to keep the Hulk completely away from costumed superheroes who he felt just did not work for serious drama in that era. With those kinds of budgets and effects, they really didn't. Johnson had nothing to do with the tv movies with Thor and Daredevil and has stated that he has never even watched them.
The scene were "Bix" is walking up the stairs in sneakers, that set is part of the Universal back lot which used over and over again. You can see it in season 2 episode 17 on the second Hulk Out.
In the two part episode Prometheus When The Hulk was being studied. It's a catch or you'll miss it moment when Lou Ferrigno break character actually talks to someone from the production crew
In the episode of Homecoming, there's a scene in which the Hulk is running through a field and suddenly part of his green wig flies up and exposes his normal dark hair. The same thing happens in The Trial of the Incredible Hulk movie.
360whiplash-Same with the episode in which Banner follows a woman by the name of Renee to a mill. He's climbing down a ladder when one of the rungs breaks, and Banner falls into the water. Minutes later he changes into the Hulk. When the Hulk rises up out of the water, he almost loses his wig, and you can see where they pinned Big Louie's hair back in preparation for being made up as the Hulk.
@@kevinmiller6380 In another episode, the Hulk rescues a female from a cave-in during a bad thunderstorm, and we get a closeup of the Hulk's face and his face paint has washed off from all the water. And in another episode, the Hulk lifts a huge bell and throws it though a wall and we can see cables pulling the bell away.
Noticed some things watching it 30 years later, like the footwear and fake stuffed bear. I remember in the sanitarium episode, he knocks down a wall that's obviously cardboard, because an orderly rolled back into it.
I enjoyed your video. There is a blooper you didn't mention. It takes place in part two of "The First" at the end when Banner's hulk is fighting Frye's hulk in the laboratory. Frye's hulk has his back exposed and you can see that his back wasn't painted green!
Good eyes in seeing these. I'm sure I had as well,back in the day when I re-watched it on DVD maybe I spotted it as a boy,I don't remember. I just wonder when they do these things how they don't edit it out in post production.
I wonder that too. i figure some mistakes were harder to deal with back then without computers, but others it seems like they could have just clipped a scene or two.
For its time, the show had remarkable effects. Look at movies that had far greater budgets at the time like the Star Wars trilogy and they weren’t much better.
Also, when David was jacking up his car, the handle of the jack goes from small too long. Actually, Lou was wearing slippers, not sneakers. They had too color corrected his wig or his slippers. Also, when filming "Married,"when David is telling Caroline who he really is. Bixby's hands moved from up by his chin, then cut to his hands on the table, then back up to his chin, ect. There's also a blooper in "The Homecoming," episode. When the Hulk is standing up, his pants were dark, and cut. Then when going through the door, they were a different color. Then the next scene where the creature is running too his dad's place. The wig came loose where Lou's ear is shown. Finally, in the New York episode, they couldn't have Spider-man in the same scene because producers of the Hulk series had too ground the character as much as possible in the real world. Having Spider-man in the show would of defeated the purpose.
Im not into the modern CGI Hulk much. It looks so fake against the real world backdrop and actual a actors...... Like the Dick Van Dyke penguin scene in Mary Poppins 😅 At least Lou is flesh and blood! The goofs are so endearing ❤ The plot was always thick enough i guess i never noticed.... Thanks for the upload!!!
I remember as a kid seeing in other episodes that it looked like he had some kind of green shoe or protection over his feet on some runs, didn't pick up on the tightsthough. Interesting.
Yeah, I never noticed it, but then again, I was a an excited kid. The tights makes sense now that I think about it. It saved on makeup, and maybe time too.
The baer scene Winnie the Pouh, Winnie the pouh, wears Christopher Robbin? Pigllet, owl, & little too, I met Rick Springfield in person at A concert, I always liked watching the Incredible Hulk.
6:50 cool! That's a LOT of work, to see a graphic novel through...interesting! I like the sci-fi + earlier American era angle. Also enjoyed your accent. Carolinas? Tennessee? Definitely the South. I'm from NW Ga.
Another goof was in the season five episode Danny. After changing back from the Hulk, Banner has a pair of shoes magically appear on his feet. Where did they come from?
the pilot episode had the late Richard Kiel as the Hulk that would explain the car scene mix up and Richard Kiel can still be scene as the hulk in the woods . After they filmed the pilot episode then the producers went with Lou Ferrigno and reshoot most of the pilot episode and left a few Kiel scenes in the first episode
In season 4 episode The first part 2, Dell Fryes hulk goes into the woods and changes back to Dell Frye. Mysteriously Dell shoes are back on. All they had do is not show his feet, lol.
Watch these bloopers on a standard CRT TV and you’ll never see them, even on VHS. PS: Rick Springfield was in the pilot of Battlestar Galactica (1978) as Apollo’s younger brother. He died.
I would love it if they went back to the beginning at the Gamma Base and had Rick Jones and Doc Samson from the comics then have Banner travel the country with Ross chasing him.
Those 'white eye' contact lense shots were used in many t.v. shows created by CBS. Actor, Greg Evigan, starred in a t.v. series that never aired where his character displayed white eyes.
One other thing, although someone else might have caught it. In the disciple, David hulks out in broad daylight. Minutes later, its pitch dark when the hulk runs down the alley.
to be fair there are scenes throughout the series where Lou's makeup is coming off. In the Hulk vs Hulk fight scene in the episode entitled "The First" both of their makeup is all over their clothes
I have the Kenneth Johnson commentary of the pilot episode.. the car was not "Lifted" by Lou.. it was ballanced by equipment and according to Kenneth they got it to the point that Lou could then move the car over the tipping point by himself... but Lou did not lift the car by himself.. Lou also wasn't too happy with the explosion they did either.. he said he nearly had to walk away because he said it was so hot he felt his hairs burning.. The tire the hulk (Lou) ripps off the car and tosses was also a light weight prop tire but Kenneth said he believed Lou probably could have chucked the real thing as Lou was huge (muscular) at that point.. Richard Keil was also originally going to play the part of the hulk and they actually filmed the first few scenes with Richard in the pilot.. but Richard just didn't have the physique of a "hulk" .. so they brought in Lou... and re-shot the scenes again with Lou... but there is one long over head shot by a tree that still remained with Rhichard as the hulk in the pilot.. but its only about a one second or so clip.. But it remained into the final cut..
Ralph Waite said they used a real bear in filming an episode of the Waltons, they also used real lion to photograph an episode of Gilligan's Island and also an episode of The Amazing Spider-Man although someone in gorilla suit in episode of Wonder Woman and a in a bear suit on Little House on the prairie.
They never use real animals anymore and it has become really obvious. The old animal suits were very obvious back in the old days too though. I think they should stick with everything being as real as much as possible. Interesting about those shows you mentioned. I just saw the Spider-man episode the other night you are referring to I think
A lot of these goose you wouldn't see in those days You are watching on a lot better TV There was no such thing as high definition The hubcap You could see And I remember watching the bear episode And seeing some of the paint come off But most of these things like the Guys head and his feet you wouldn't have been able to see them Go get yourself an old tube tube TV and you will fail Go get yourself an old tube tube TV and you will See
My question where David get all his money from. Yes he did odd jobs however he never stayed any place more than a week. Not like he could hold a normal job.
He usually didn't have a car so he didn't have a car payment or gas so that might have made a lot of difference . And I guess money went farther then than it does now. Other than that I'm not sure.
Also, he was a successful physicist before he became the Hulk ( it even mentions in other EPS that he wrote books and taught classes) so he may have saved a bit of money. He would often work in labs, more to find a cure, than for the money.
wow they really put no effort into those green stockings. A makeup person could easily have drawn some shadowy looking lines by the toes so that at first glance, you'd not notice they were stockings.
Never got why in the comics he was called Bruce Banner but called David Banner in the tv show! Tvcrazyman if you know the answer please let me know and you’ll be answering a question I’ve wanted to know the answer to for 35yrs or around that length of time, thank you 🙏🏼
Look for interviews with Kenneth Johnson on youtube. He's the guy that is responsible for brining the Hulk to TV. I know I've heard him talk about it several times, I just can't remember exactly what he said. I'd hate to misquote him.
I wouldn't say he fought one, but it looks like they mixed in a real bear even in the closeups. Looks like maybe a very tame trained bear mixed in with the stuffed bear shots and stuntman shots.
Much more recently, in a Chevy commercial, there is a real bear. It’s the one where they are making fun of Ford for building trucks out of aluminum. A bear is is released into the room and the scared people have 2 choices of survival, an aluminum cage or steel cage. They all pick the steel cage. The bear is trained to only show aggression after they enter the cage though. It appears to try to tear the cage open but it isn’t strong enough.
1:59 If you look at the tiger 🐅 you can see he’s looking down at something and if you look where the tiger is looking you can see he’s looking at that crew member. I must admit I wouldn’t want to be in that pit with a tiger about 4ft-6ft above me especially if he’s watching me as that would make me extra worried because if that 400lbs+ tiger was to jump down on top of me I’d be in serious danger! I don’t care how “tame/trained” they are they’re still wild animals and if that tiger decides to attack me (excuse my language) I’m fucked!
No way dude. 😀That's Incredible the TV show was on from 1980 to 1984. That was one of my favorite shows back then. Thanks for watching and commenting. 😀
No, Kreese is not from Cobra Kai and (second mention) Karate Kid movies. He's from Karate Kid movies and (mention as an aside) Cobra Kai, which is awful.
I like both the movies and the shows for the most part. I'm sure I could find some goofs though at least in the show. The show is probably the best I've ever seen of a continuation of a old franchise before.. What do you think ruins the show for you?
@@frostboy1263 to me it looks like someone with a solid build, but not the same cut musculature as Lou. But based on the shot, it's conceivable that the 'chopper' is really only like 8' or so in the air, in which case it *could* be Lou, but to me it just looks like a solidly built stuntman, but not quite as cut as Lou.
I have a instagram for tvcrazyman. I haven't quite got the hang of using instagram yet though. I just have a hand full of posts and it's been a while since I posted anything new on there.
