Belinda Benet would talk about her psychic powers in this episode and profess that she contemplated suicide when she was younger.
How tragically ironic that she would that very thing for real after the death of her and Bill Bixby's six-year-old son.
Other than that, the episode involved a gang and a member whose death was blamed on the Hulk.
Perhaps one of the few out-of-the-usual-routine episodes, as a cop sees the Hulk toward the beginning, not halfway thru the show and at the end, as the majority of the other episodes do.
And how about that David Banner suicide attempt? Off a balcony into an alleyway? You'd figure Banner might have known of a more Jack Kervorkian approach.
Or maybe this was the best approach?
How tragically ironic that she would that very thing for real after the death of her and Bill Bixby's six-year-old son.
Other than that, the episode involved a gang and a member whose death was blamed on the Hulk.
Perhaps one of the few out-of-the-usual-routine episodes, as a cop sees the Hulk toward the beginning, not halfway thru the show and at the end, as the majority of the other episodes do.
And how about that David Banner suicide attempt? Off a balcony into an alleyway? You'd figure Banner might have known of a more Jack Kervorkian approach.
Or maybe this was the best approach?