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The Incredible Hulk: Death in the Family (1977) (TV)
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28 November 1977 (USA) moreTagline:
No one ever said it was easy being green. morePlot:
Dr. David Banner tries to find out why, when he is under stress or pressure, he turns into a giant, green, violent monster. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Well written and entertaining followup to the pilot TV movie moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Bill Bixby | ... | Dr. David Bruce Banner | |
| Jack Colvin | ... | Jack McGee | |
| Lou Ferrigno | ... | The Hulk | |
| Laurie Prange | ... | Juliet Griffith | |
| Dorothy Tristan | ... | Margaret Griffith | |
| John McLiam | ... | Michael | |
| Mills Watson | ... | Sheriff | |
| William Daniels | ... | Dr. John Bonifant | |
| Gerald McRaney | ... | Denny Kayle | |
| Victor Mohica | ... | Rafe | |
| Robert Phillips | ... | Phil | |
| Ann Weldon | ... | First Nurse | |
| Linda Wiser | ... | Second Nurse | |
| Roger Aaron Brown | ... | Lab Technician | |
| Janet Adams | ... | Third Nurse |
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Revealing mistakes: Obvious stunt double for Denny as the Hulk throws him in the log cabin. moreQuotes:
Juliet Griffith: You sure you won't stay?Dr. David Bruce Banner: And have that creature turn up one night when I have a dream and become angry? No, I have to keep moving, till I can be certain this is never going to happen again.
Juliet Griffith: But David...
Dr. David Bruce Banner: Julie, the creature is wanted for murder. One that I can not prove that he or I didn't commit and you would be harboring a criminal.
Juliet Griffith: I don't care.
Dr. David Bruce Banner: I do.
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It's been a few weeks since David Banner escaped his former life and he's on the road hoping to find a cure for his illness which makes him change into the raging Hulk. On the way he encounters a would be heiress who's lost the use of her legs due to psychological trauma when her father died and she narrowly escaped. David also uncovers a devious plot involving the girl's stepmother.
The second TV movie leading up to the series. David transforms into the Hulk several times and has some memorable clashes, particularly the one with the grizzly bear. The film is well written by series creator Kenneth Johnson but it does feel a bit stretched. But no matter, it's still loads of fun for a fan. Bill Bixby is, as always, very appealing as Banner and equally good is Lou Ferrigno as the Green Giant.
As said, the film feels a bit stretched but it's always entertaining and probably gave a good promise for the series to come.