The snare is the only Incredible Hulk episode where The Hulk doesn't encounter any woman,only had to defend himself against a hunter who hunts men on his private island. Good that he was victim by his own hand when he fell down and accidentally hit one of his own poison darts when he attacked David while making him change into The Hulk.
He might of been based on Kraven, but I think he was more patterned after The hunter in the 30s movie, "The Most Dangerous Game." My dad and I would watch those old movies growing up, It introduced me too too Fay Wray. She would go on too do Ann Darrow in King Kong, I think they used many of the same sets when they filmed both movies.
I read in Starlog Magazine, this guy was based on Kraven:The Hunter. So, he might be the series first "connection", to the rest of the Marvel Universe.
I was very like to watch it when was a child.I used to pretend his sound Roar,my mother always hate me doing that.That was a great drama which was on broadcast in Hong Kong in 1981.
Yes he did...and was almost killed by a hidden trap in the provided boat. This guy actually hid a bomb in a tape recorder congratulating David on a well-played game. But David, being extremely cautious, left the recorder on the docks as he started the boat's engine and set sail. The dock blew up as soon as he was a safe distance away.
wintunnel23 Yes, David did bury him, still maintaining his compassion for human life (or death). Ironically, as David finally leaves the island on a boat, set up by Sutton, he plays a recorded message by Sutton, seeming to concede to his defeat. Then the tape player explodes, which would've killed the survivor, showing Sutton's sore loser nature. Sutton was screwy all the way around.
McGee eventually had learned to respect the Hulk and learned to have some compassion towards "John Doe" (Banner) considering how many times Hulk saved McGee's life. Banner disliked McGee cause he was always on the run. But, as it was said in the pilot, because David won't kill, neither will the Hulk. If you examine the series, Hulk usually saves Banner's ass by default, then, saves/protects whoever David was trying to protect. Hulk's more compassionate than McGee painted him originally.
One of the most exciting episodes, even until the very end, when Sutton has a parting gift for David. No one would have blamed him if he had killed Sutton in self defense, yet the way events played out, caused the hunter to fall prey to his own devices.
Yeah, and from the look on David's face as he looks at the bad guy, the only time in the show where David is saying, you want him, you got him. Geez, so many only times in this one episode.
@incrediblehulkmovies No...McGee cared about the man inside of the Hulk that he didn't want the Hulk killed...only captued. Plus if the mercenary killed the Hulk then the mercernary would have killed McGee's story and obsession.
wudaddy In Season 1 of Life And Death....David growled (in Ted Cassidy's voice) just before the transformation sound effect occurred. I can tell you are not a fan of Charles Napier (who appeared in 2 Hulk episodes and I think 1 Hulk movie). Napier's growls are just okay in my book....but Cassidy will always be top notch in my opinion for making the Hulk's roars animalistic.
+James Johnson were there only 2 people doing hulk growels or three? i know Ted did the first 2 seasons but in episodes like the quiet room and vendetta road, he still growels in a diffrent way than in episodes like this. so mayby you have ted during season 1 and 2, another one during the quiet room and vandetta road, and another one during season 3 4 and 5
Yes, Ted Cassidy did the first couple of seasons, and Charles Napier did the last couple of seasons, so it's reasonable that they would've used someone else in the interim until Napier agreed to do the growls.
I remember watching this episode when I was a little kid. I never understood what was with this guy...I mean, he hunted HUMANS? And what was his interest in killing David (some lonely guy he met at the airport)?
Bradford Dillman was always great at playing bad guys. He played Clint Eastwood's boss in THE ENFORCER (1976). He was actually a good guy in that, but to Clint he was a jerk, because he always believed in playing by the book!
David sure did bury this creep, Wintunnel23. After Hulk changed back to David, he discovered that Michael Sutton had dug a grave along with a wooden headstone that had "RIP David Bennett" written at the top. David placed Sutton's dead body in the grave and filled the grave with a spade and soil that just happened to be nearby. After placing the tombstone on the grave which now had David Bennett's name crossed out and Michael Sutton's name written on it instead, David walked off to an awaiting boat and left the island as well as one last trap which he successfully avoided.
I still love that program. ....the incredible hulk......best series ever....
The Snare is one of the best episodes in the series.
Thanks for these amazing hulkouts.
The snare is the only Incredible Hulk episode where The Hulk doesn't encounter any woman,only had to defend himself against a hunter who hunts men on his private island. Good that he was victim by his own hand when he fell down and accidentally hit one of his own poison darts when he attacked David while making him change into The Hulk.
+azure rainbow one of the best episodes besides The First.
I love it when siutton whipped david and he felt pain and mot fears
Bradford Dillman and Bill Bixby, such wonderful and much missed actors.
i love the drum rolls when he changes into the hulk
My favourite Hulk episode. Especially the ending🛶
He might of been based on Kraven, but I think he was more patterned after The hunter in the 30s movie, "The Most Dangerous Game." My dad and I would watch those old movies growing up, It introduced me too too Fay Wray. She would go on too do Ann Darrow in King Kong, I think they used many of the same sets when they filmed both movies.
You'd think an expert hunter would have antitoxin on his person in case of an accidental poisoning. The price of hubris. Thought he was untouchable.
My favourite episode
I read in Starlog Magazine, this guy was based on Kraven:The Hunter. So, he might be the series first "connection", to the rest of the Marvel Universe.
I was very like to watch it when was a child.I used to pretend his sound Roar,my mother always hate me doing that.That was a great drama which was on broadcast in Hong Kong in 1981.
Bons tempos,saudades dessa época.
Abdelkader
Yes he did...and was almost killed by a hidden trap in the provided boat. This guy actually hid a bomb in a tape recorder congratulating David on a well-played game. But David, being extremely cautious, left the recorder on the docks as he started the boat's engine and set sail. The dock blew up as soon as he was a safe distance away.
CLASSIC!!!
I Wish I could get as Much Gamma Radiation as David Banner!
Aaron Ladner this is not real you would be a deadman if got that much gamma radiation like David Banner
wintunnel23 Yes, David did bury him, still maintaining his compassion for human life (or death). Ironically, as David finally leaves the island on a boat, set up by Sutton, he plays a recorded message by Sutton, seeming to concede to his defeat. Then the tape player explodes, which would've killed the survivor, showing Sutton's sore loser nature. Sutton was screwy all the way around.
McGee eventually had learned to respect the Hulk and learned to have some compassion towards "John Doe" (Banner) considering how many times Hulk saved McGee's life. Banner disliked McGee cause he was always on the run. But, as it was said in the pilot, because David won't kill, neither will the Hulk. If you examine the series, Hulk usually saves Banner's ass by default, then, saves/protects whoever David was trying to protect. Hulk's more compassionate than McGee painted him originally.
One of the most exciting episodes, even until the very end, when Sutton has a parting gift for David. No one would have blamed him if he had killed Sutton in self defense, yet the way events played out, caused the hunter to fall prey to his own devices.
Just finished The Six Million Dollar Man on dvd. Gonna have to start this one now.
This is one of the very few episodes where the bad guy wanted to make david transform into the hulk.
+D. Fortner Bradford Dillman was psycho in this episode
+msmithstud yeah he sure was.
+richard durham lol he sure didn't.
Yeah, and from the look on David's face as he looks at the bad guy, the only time in the show where David is saying, you want him, you got him. Geez, so many only times in this one episode.
Rip guy hunter
@incrediblehulkmovies No...McGee cared about the man inside of the Hulk that he didn't want the Hulk killed...only captued. Plus if the mercenary killed the Hulk then the mercernary would have killed McGee's story and obsession.
this guy reminds me of Kraven the Hunter
+Michelle Bridges Yeah, this episode actually was inspired by Kraven.
Kraven is better
I want a polystyrene rock!
Those growls are over the top. David's growling even before the transformation starts. Other than that, I liked the episode.
He was already rippling the music kickd in when you see the eyes but he was changing before that
wudaddy In Season 1 of Life And Death....David growled (in Ted Cassidy's voice) just before the transformation sound effect occurred.
I can tell you are not a fan of Charles Napier (who appeared in 2 Hulk episodes and I think 1 Hulk movie). Napier's growls are just okay in my book....but Cassidy will always be top notch in my opinion for making the Hulk's roars animalistic.
I don't like or dislike either voice, I just felt that in this particular episode, the growls were overdone. Mainly in the first transformation.
+James Johnson were there only 2 people doing hulk growels or three? i know Ted did the first 2 seasons but in episodes like the quiet room and vendetta road, he still growels in a diffrent way than in episodes like this. so mayby you have ted during season 1 and 2, another one during the quiet room and vandetta road, and another one during season 3 4 and 5
Yes, Ted Cassidy did the first couple of seasons, and Charles Napier did the last couple of seasons, so it's reasonable that they would've used someone else in the interim until Napier agreed to do the growls.
Any one watch this on 2018
rip bradford dillman
The actor that plays the psycho hunter is the same one that plays Gul Dukat in Star Trek: Deep Space 9
Joseph Amendolea iam afraid he isn’t your thinking of Marc Alaimo he has appeared in the Hulk I think twice but not this one
Bradford Dillman
I remember watching this episode when I was a little kid. I never understood what was with this guy...I mean, he hunted HUMANS? And what was his interest in killing David (some lonely guy he met at the airport)?
Yes. Sutton hunted humans.
@hulkster46a Actually he's 80 (born March 26, 1931). Only 4 days younger than William Shatner.
Excelente serie del recuerdo, yo estaba muy pequeño cuando la daban pero si recuerdo haberla visto, 👍👍👍
It good
I wonder how Sutton would fare against the Predator?
Bradford Dillman was always great at playing bad guys. He played Clint Eastwood's boss in THE ENFORCER (1976). He was actually a good guy in that, but to Clint he was a jerk, because he always believed in playing by the book!
Ron Broadfoot and piranha in 1978
And his mouthwash still ain’t making it.
Actually...Shatner and Nimoy are four DAYS apart in age.
@incrediblehulkmovies And Leonard Nimoy, (Mr Spock), is 88 years old. Your right, were does the time go?
The crazy Kraven the Hunter?
@survivorseries2003 I was thinking the same thing, but it seemed as if David looked at him as if to say that as well.
Have you seen the first one?
Why the trawser is cut with seasor
@winfir0 McGee had nothing to do with Mr. Sutton here. Whatever you think of McGee, he never wanted the Hulk killed.
que lindo
kraven the hunter is based on him
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Did David bury this creep
David sure did bury this creep, Wintunnel23. After Hulk changed back to David, he discovered that Michael Sutton had dug a grave along with a wooden headstone that had "RIP David Bennett" written at the top. David placed Sutton's dead body in the grave and filled the grave with a spade and soil that just happened to be nearby. After placing the tombstone on the grave which now had David Bennett's name crossed out and Michael Sutton's name written on it instead, David walked off to an awaiting boat and left the island as well as one last trap which he successfully avoided.
Why does this episode remind me of saw?
David is tired transformation??
He hates it, but it's saved his life several times.
Looked knackered
um dos melhores episódios . acho que é da Primera temporada . tem um bom final .
Touday
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