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The Incredible Hulk: Season 3, Episode 18The Psychic (22 Feb. 1980)After meeting a kindred soul in Annie, a young psychic who learns his secret just by touching him, David is devastated when the creature appears to have caused the death of a young man. He ... See full summary » Director:Barry Crane |
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After meeting a kindred soul in Annie, a young psychic who learns his secret just by touching him, David is devastated when the creature appears to have caused the death of a young man. He resolves to take drastic measures, until Annie foresees the death of Jack McGee. Written by The TV Archaeologist
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Johnny Wolff: What's the difference? Do you think the judge will go easy on me because I only meant to smash a cop, instead of my friend?
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Although the writing team of Karen Harris and Jill Donner is credited, this was actually Donner's first solo writing effort. See more »Goofs
In the scene where the Hulk rescues a man from a hospital fire, the sound microphone can be clearly seen while the hospital staff is trying to extinguish the fire. See more »Quotes
Jack McGee: It was an accident, wasn't it?Johnny Wolff: What's the difference? Do you think the judge will go easy on me because I only meant to smash a cop, instead of my friend?
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First of all; if you know anything about Bill Bixby's troubled life you'll almost be overwhelmed by the sad overtones of this episode. The lead guest star was Bixby's former wife and mother to his child, Christopher, who died of a rare throat infection at the age of six. Exactly one year after their son's death Benet committed suicide.
Aside from that, the episode is one of the better ones. Featuring extremely good performances from Bixby, Jack Colvin and Brenda Benet and a strong storyline concerning a psychic who learns of David's curse and the imminent death of Jack McGee.
So far I've not watched season 4 but this one easily ranks as a top ten favorite.