The Return of the Incredible Hulk (Death in the Family) Review
While searching for his mysterious condition’s cure, David doesn’t shy away from battling a wealthy and powerful ranching family, a grizzly bear and, most importantly, his own temper in this action-packed two-hour movie. Gerald McRaney guest stars.
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| The Return of the Incredible Hulk (renamed Death in the Family for syndication) |
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| Season: | 1 |
| Episode: | 2 |
| Air Date: | November 27, 1977 |
| Director: | Alan J. Levi |
| Writer: | Kenneth Johnson |
| David’s Aliases: | David Benton, David Benchley |
| Hulk-Outs: | 4 |
| •Fired from job and beaten •Hit over the head with tin water pitcher •Attacked by a bear •Trapped in quicksand |
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In November 1977, The Incredible Hulk premiered on CBS. But just a few weeks later, a second pilot movie aired to gauge audience reception to the now-famous Incredible Hulk formula. David Banner, on the run and searching for a cure, stumbles into a murder plot. Julie’s stepmother and doctor are slowly poisoning the girl. Can David and old coot Michael save the girl? With such future TV stars as William Daniels (voice of KITT on Knight Rider) and Gerald McRaney (Major Dad), is this an Incredible series launch? Listen to Jakob, Arnie, and Stuart’s review to find out!
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