Hulk Saves Boy From Abusive Dad - | Season 1 Episode 7 | The Incredible Hulk
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Dr. David Bruce Banner, a fugitive scientist, has the curse of becoming a powerful green monster under extreme emotional stress. He is the Incredible Hulk.
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It really hits home since it was revealed in the comic book that Banner himself was abused by his father. This show may have lacked in special effects, but more than made up for it with storytelling.
Oh, the special effects were above par at the time. They just can't stand up to modern filmmaking techniques.
It was the most costly series on television at the time even with the limited special effects it had.
@@jdmcd3873 Good info. I was not aware of that. I'd really Ike to see a reboot of this show today.
And acting.. Bixby was brilliant.👍🏻
@@ProfessorKenneth yep rip bill Bixby
If ever there was one episode where you want to see Hulk throw a punch and connect, this was it.
Realistically beating the abused would be a dumb move
Yep
Wait...Hulk trashed their home and abducted their son. That's not the kind of help abuse victims need.
@@TrackerNeil Ever heard of CPS? Hulk is who sent you dork.
@@googlexlorax1380 Did Gollum write your reply?
Bill Bixby was one of the greats. A real underrated actor.
Agree 💯💯
Loved that Magician show he had too
I like him. I also liked him on "My Favorite Martian".
He should have gotten an Emmy.
He played Elvis's conniving buddy in "Speedway. "
With all the brute force of the Hulk, he still knew what was right and wrong. This video had me so emotional. In the midst of all that anger, all that rage he could still be a gentle giant. I agree with one of the comments, the special effects may look dated, but the story for this episode has touched our hearts and that's what matters. Thanks for the video, thanks Kenneth Johnson, James D. Parrott (director) and most of all Bill Bixby and Lou Feringo.
The thing that pushes his anger over the top and into hulk mode is the fact that none of the neighbors will step up to help and do the right thing.
I would be pissed, too. It's a shame that they don't even have the balls to prevent people from doing those awful things. If you can't find heroes, be your own hero.
Sad thing is that in real life it's not all that uncommon.
I was just thinking that.
lol Facts. He was always surrounded by a bunch of slackers
That's why so many kids die at their own home: coward adults around.
Gotta love how the father starts acting like a scared child himself when the Hulk comes up. That's how you build a character in a 45 mins show.
Bullies typically become cowards when confronted by someone bigger than they are.
@@kevins7311 I never understood why people like to bully others
When you saw his eyes turn green you knew shit was about to get real
@@kevins7311 You nailed it!
He, like most bullies, was a coward deep down, picking on his son who couldn't fight back.
Being confronted by someone both willing and able to stand up to him is his greatest fear.
No, it just means some abusive dads are cowards and bullies.
Imagine explaining this to your homeowners insurance. “Yes, a green man who had muscles broke through my house”.
"We're sorry sir but your insurance policy doesn't cover acts of God, roaming punch pitchers going "Oh Yeah!" or green guys with tattered clothing, you need to pay a substantial premium for that"
He has to isolate for 14 days as he just got back from China.
These replies are hilarious
just paid out to a nuclear facility. hmm.
also: "yes hello, a green man broke into our house... yes he broke this wall here and he took our son!!!"
Neighbors: disappear
Banner: _Fine, I'll do it myself._
You know abusers have a real problem when even Hulk can restrain himself enough to not be violent for the sake of being violent. This episode made me cry.
@Comic Amino Official Channel rip bill bixby😢😢😢😢
Wow,!!! Great observation. Hulk just wanted peace st all costs could not stand by idly while evil I justice being ignored by so-called church people.
idk he was pretty violent.
my father was just like this jerk, so for me....I wished The Hulk would have put him through a concrete wall.
@@damonmcfarland9364 o.o 😂 😂 😂 😂
I always admired David's bravery in this scene in how he stood up to the abusive father at the door in trying to help the situation, even if it would result in a hard fall for David... It was heartbreaking no one in the community was willing to help David in this situation..Certainly a message sent in for us to be better as humans..
And this sort of explains too why he always got into so much trouble because majority of people just don't care enough and don't want to get involved. David has a huge heart, he almost cares too much or maybe he saw it almost as his det tovuse hulk because people just don't care.
Oh shut up.
You probably wouldn't done anything.
That fall was brutal for the stuntman....look how he lands....ouch!!!!
Socialist society made people's only care for themselves and become coward, thank to nature selection that socialist society is rapidly destroy itself
Btw the same community members jump up and down trying to change laws in order to please "God" But when a person needs help, they have a story behind how they could not help.
Imagine the Punisher being there dealing with the abusive father instead of the Hulk.
Oh that would be way worst that abusive father would be dead
What body? All I see is some organs
@@steve_the_vehicon632 What organs? All I see is a huge smear of blood on the wall.
@@Bardim18 what blood? All I see is a bullet
What bullet? All I see is an eye
This is what made the Hulk tv show so special and such a rarity,it enjected real life events into an all-time classic scifi story! And this is one of the many episodes that showed that as it focused heavily on the lessons about child abuse. Great episode that once again showed Bill's magnificent gold medal of acting showing his love and concern for Mark. And also showing Lou's magnificent acting talent being able to show the exact primitive nature of the creature he protrayed and a huge imposing physique that also went perfectly well in this episode and all of the other ones!!!
Crossing The Incredible Hulk with The Fugitive was a stroke of genius.
Superheroes movies and shows miss this nowadays.
When you saw his eyes turn green you knew shit was about to get real
Just got real for real
Hulk was the Real Deal!!
Duh
YEP LOL!!!
Yeah I feel you.....you need a pack of clothes when u wake up!!! 🤣🤣
Shout out to Bruce Banner’s stunt double; that fall looked tough!
Excellent comment. When watching this clip, the moment it happened I said to myself "that was a helluva stunt!". Hope the stuntman wasn't injured, because it was a legit bump.
@@busterchops agreed
@@busterchops
When i first saw that hard push. . I was like. . Holy shit. 😲 😱 😲. . And i thought for sure he was gonna turn in to the hulk. . Crazy!!!
I thought that, too, when I first saw this. Nice little fake-out on the part of the writers, there. Instead, we get the EXTREME close-up on Bixby's eye as he begins to change. Kinda cool, but we don't see any shirt rips.
The combination of Bill Bixby and Lou Foringo was amazing. To think Lou was big enough to play The Hilk without CGI!
Ferrigno. Sorry
and this music. i never realised how incredible the backing music was in this show. listen to those creepy violins building tension!
Both Ferrigno and Bixby have a great chemistry together .
As far as I'm concerned they ruined the Hulk with CGI
Ferrigno was as big as the Rock.
Lou Foringo, from the same era of bodybuilding as Arnie
Ferrigno
They actually compeated against each other.
It always amused me how they demonstrated the Hulk's strength by having him throwing lamps and light furniture around.
those were some pretty heavy lamps.
He broke out of a mountain once. But he was very careful with that chandelier. Lol
@@bobbov8277
some are very light.
I can't throw a whole couch lol
I understand what your saying. My father broke furniture. But when I got tired of it and my father threw over the recliner, I picked up the couch. When he broke the lamp, I broke the other lamp and the table holding up. The hulks not a social worker. Haha. I got your point tho.
Everyone should have a friend like the Hulk.
As long as they have really good homeowners insurance!
I'm not so sure about that, imagine what will happen if you piss him off accidentally 😅😅
@@Bardim18 ya just ask thor or iron man
@@MrSportsadam My point exactly 😜
Right
Taking him away from the abusive home, thank you Hulk.
Yeah but, where did he take him?
Just threw him in the bin?
@@t-800o And the mother Looks like she loves him (isn't abusive)
@@the4thtomato138 more like abused
@@despaceto1152 And the mother Looks like she abused him (isn't abusive)
@@the4thtomato138 love isn't allowing a loved one endure someone else's abuse because you don't want to leave. Seems selfish and abusive to me.
This episode is clearly my favorite because it really captures what Abuse is like. And if you watch Hulk 2003, you can tell that movie based the whole plot off this, with obvious changes, of course.
I remember watching this scene when I was a younger and the dad gave me chills. He was very intimidating and convincing as an abusive father.
@@nicotoscani1707 what are you talking about? I never had anything like that happen to me so save your assumptions dude.
@@nicotoscani1707 you're weird. I get it.
@@jbrose72 let the healing begin 🙏
@@jbrose72 lol
Motherfuker hulk destroyed the house of mother she built using her life saving and stole her kid, bugger is more abusive than kids father 🤣
Damn, I got my dad a beer all the time and it was NEVER this sinister, just a “thank you buddy”.
Yeah I know right what's his problem
Oh well that ok but this is crazy
Yeah my stepdad was always smiling when I brought him a beer 🍺 ,but I think he was scared because the more he drank the more abusive he becomes
@@bleueggos6798 I'm a father if booze did that to me I wouldn't drink near my kids. I get in a jokerish mood when I drink.
@@jessenoneofyobussines7560 yeah me too a father n get more in a good mood n more happy n giggly
It hits home because it's real, I feel the terror in this kid's face.
Every day was an ..... adventure
I know exactly what the boy feels i Grew up with a Abusive Parent everyone in the neighborhood knew
En français
How phenomenal was Bill Bixby though?! When he said "you can't ignore that!" - he was so convincingly moral in this show
It’s hard to believe that Lou Ferrigno turned 70 years old in November of 2021. He ages gracefully. I still miss Bill Bixby as well. Both men are both scholars of power.
@Chief Gasses Rats lol
I'm surprised he didn't hulk out getting pushed over the railing.
Would have saved a lot of time and disappointment
Yeah you would think that he would have hulkout but that wasn't the case .
He was trying to stay in control, because that boy's life depended on it. But what really caused the Hulk out was probably the pain that resulted afterward and the hesitant responses from the neighbours
@@horrortherapy6431 I wonder we’re he took the boy at the end
Exactly what I was thinking, I guess he learned how to control it better.
This show is still good after all these years. This world needs a few Hulks to save the day.
Yes.
As a survivor of child abuse, this episode really appealed to me. I wish the Hulk had come to rescue me too.
I'm sorry to hear about that. I hope your life is far better now and that things are working out for you. Take care.
Hey man you're not alone
@@flamethefirefox9006 Yes, you're not alone
The crazy thing is that in the comics, Bruce Banner was abused by his father as a child. He developed the Hulk personality as a defense mechanism to protect himself. The gamma bomb just gave the Hulk shape, but he was always there.
@@user-el8ln9bl1x that's kinda disrespectful dude
Talk about nostalgia...
Weekends around my nan's house watching The A Team, Knight Rider, Spiderman, Battlestar Galactica, C.H.I.P.S, The Full Guy.... The Incredible Hulk!!!!
Whilst eating nans homemade chips or Sunday roast.
Those were the days!!😕
Brilliant TV back then 👍
Bro
Dukes of Hazzard, Wonder Woman, 6 Million Dollar Man, Bionic Woman, Greatest American Hero, Buck Rodgers (1st season), Fantasy Island.....
Good times!
Far less TV channels, yet more interesting and entertaining shows.
Those days are gone. Our cancle culture wouldn't allow it
@@myalaynaangel shut up.
Everyone need a Hulk in there life.
And even in their lives
Yasss get em green man lmao
lol
We need to be one ourselves
Need a black hulk for single mothers.
Probably hits home for Banner considering he was a victim of parental abuse from his own father as well.
@Frederick Wells Of course but I can’t help to think that way because it is part of Bruce backstory later in the Hulk mythology, not just in the Ang Lee film.
David Banner didn’t have an abusive father in the show
Yeah definitely, Bruce's dad is the whole reason bruce is so messed up in the head and the who reason why all the hulk altars exists.
@Frederick Wells I remember Bill Mantlo made an issue of it in the 1980s, which was after the Hulk show. I know the show never delved deeper than the Hulk being Banner’s repressed anger, but it wouldn’t surprise me if the show’s writers had considered the angle
@Frederick Wells its literally comic hulks origins
The Incredible Hulk told a better story in 45 minutes with no CGI than the Marvel/DC movies do today with hundred million dollar budgets.
Spot the hell on
But CGI Hulk looks way closer to the comic book Hulk than a bodybuilder painted green
@@fahdchoudry7763 who cares about a comic book? a comic book is horse manure. It's more like the movie unbreakable where elements of a super human are not as exaggerated and that is WAY better than some comic book for little children that create a big monster that looks like superman in the face.
Not necroposting. But I do agree how it told a better story in 45 minutes without CGI. I disagree with most Marvel/DC projects as there r some good
Legend has it, the Hulk is still running with the kid under his arm.
Lmao
😂 I can see it now
“Eye witnesses said they saw a large green man hauling ass across the highway and what appeared to be a young boy in his arms”
legend has it that joke was once funny
Would be funny but the kid would soon be a man not a boy.
He must be well in his 40's
man the guy that played the dad deserved and award i remember watching this and he was really convincing
Yeah It's real convincing
Legend says the dad is still acting like an abusive father til this day
They took real abusive father so it looks real
You have no idea how cool this show was when you are like 5 or 6 years old, my brother and I just had to stop everything to watch the Incredible Hulk
Ah, the memories. Back when TV was fun to watch. Friday night was the night!
Me too. Now Im 46 and it looks very stuoid
@@CuriousChronicles82275 wow, I'm going on 45, guess it was our time, yeah, it does look silly but back in the day it was too cool. I remember the 6 million dollar man was my second favorite show.
6 million dollar man, bionic woman, greatest american hero, wonder woman, buck rogers, the A team, knight rider, airwolf, Battlestar galactica.....
All great shows. Might seem silly now but they had something that todays shows are missing. They were entertaining. They didn't waste time on being preachy, agenda driven and virtue signaling.
It was a time to put your brain on pause, escape from reality, sit down and enjoy the show.
There is a reason so many retro TV channels are popping up on cable, showing nothing but old shows....... and doing well with all the advertisements they push.
@@DocMicrowave hell yeah! Those were the days bro, for real
*The beauty of this show is that Banner NEVER WANTS TO BE THE HULK.. He's doing everything in his power not to become it. It's the one the things that the MCU films have failed to capture*
They had it a bit with the avengers and then just kinda forgot about the fact that Bruce is a very tragic character
Oh those 70s tv shows
The Hulk, wonder woman,
Six million dollar man,
Superman, man from Atlantis,
And the Bionic man-woman.
Great days
Great times
There was no Superman show in the 1970s.
I remember those shows!
Dont forget Spider-Man! (Nicholas Hammond )
RIP Nicholas Hammond Spider Man. You will be missed.
Dad: *picks up boy*
Hulk: *bursts in angrily*
Everyone: Hulk to the rescue!
How about dad pick's up son, hulk pick's up dad.hulk pick's up mark, and save him.
Hulk: destroys all of the families furniture and valued possessions, structurally compromises their home, kidnaps their child, and then flees the scene.
Yaay😁
@@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261
"Hulk: destroys all of the families furniture and valued possessions, structurally compromises their home, kidnaps their child, and then flees the scene."
Still a thousand times more effective and reliable than the useless cops and the corrupt CPS.
Dad picks up boy. Hulk burst through wall. Skinny guys pants still happen to fit a 30 stone green monster
My favorite episode in the series.
He Hulked out for the right reason.
Hulkamania was runnin' wild, brother!
This scene affected me a lot as a child growing up and now as a adult it hits me even more
"Don't make me angry, you won't like me when I'm angry."
I don’t like you now 🤣
Jk
"wouldn't"
@@PaulPaid Doesn't matter
@@Friendlyneighborhoodpoolguy No..no...no. See?..You're not understanding the subtlety of implication. The accurate wording makes the comment more imminent and threatening...😆.
@@PaulPaid Oh ok, then Mikail Thomas should change angry to hungry 🤣🤣
The world needs more David Banners
David
There are but those people either get killed or beat half to death if they mess with the wrong people.
On the tv show it was David Banner
@@daves2273 I think Bruce Banner was David’s son if I’m not mistaken.
Thats David Banner. Bruce Banners David Banners son.
It’s not only the dad being abusive to his son that bothered me but the fact that the neighbors were being too selfish to even help. I felt his concern before he morphed into the Hulk.
I agree. Same thing works with neighborhood/street bullies who go off and calling other people with derogatory slurs and threats and intimidation.
I'm not so sure the refusal to help was out of selfishness. It was more out of fear. The man referred to Hollinger as crazy. And we're still living in a time when what people did behind closed doors was no one else's business.
Yeah the people in this universe are awful, if I witnessed this going on I’d call the cops in a heartbeat
The abusive bully father was No Match for a real man.
Imagine if batman dealt with this
@Jah Ribah Ribah if superman saw that, he would used a heat vision on abusive father
@@crecky_crooj depends which era. In the past, victimizing kids was one of the very few exceptions to his code of not killing. This was even hinted to in the TAS episode "The Under-Dwellers where he said he does not pass sentence, a job for the courts but he was very tempted of doing the job himself for making kids do his crimes, punishing them and calling it love.
@@crecky_crooj imagine if it was The Punisher from the MAX comics
@@Wolfboy2012 Imagine if this was the 2003 hulk he would’ve just left him up by his legs and punched him in the nuts Like he did the dogs in the movie😂
“My son was kidnapped by a Green Giant!”
Police: “You gotta get off them drugs lady...”
lol
lmao
😂😂😂😂
And to protect her abusive husband, she told the police and the news media that it was the hulk who’s beaten her son.
Lmao 🤣🤣
This show proved special affect arent everything. This acting is amazing and the script is so good
Lou Ferrigno was one huge man they picked the right person to play the hulk he is massive
He was recommended to them by Arnold Schwarzenegger, I saw in a documentary. I think they were work out buddies back in the day. I think initially they were trying to get Arnold to do the hulk in this show.
This is one of those episodes I’d rewatch over and over again, gave you an insight on abuse and domestic violence, I didn’t understand it back then. But I do now
Also David told Mark it's not a crime. Do you agree?
One of the many episodes that should have won an award, the topic it covered and the acting in it is just fantastic.
It's an important episode, to be sure,
but still rather predictable. I prefer the more
complex, surprising episodes, such as
"Mystery Man" & "Prometheus".
@@laustcawz2089 No one cares Karen... most, even today, are appreciative it talked about child abuse.
I met Lou when I was working at EternalCon, on Long Island. If I remember correctly it was the 2019 show. He really was very nice and took the time to meet and greet with the convention's volunteer staff.
That's cool. I'd like to think that Lou is nice. I heard a story about him that didn't sound nice. It was funny, but not nice, lol.
Such a powerful scene I am a victim of childhood S.A. as well as D.V.in later life. The way the neighbours refuse to get involved despite hearing all the commotion is both chilling and highly accurate. Well done Hulk for saving that kid! 5/5
What is DV?
@@felixash9716 domestic violence
What is sa? Thank you
@@younggrasshopper3531 Sexual assault
@@younggrasshopper3531 sexual assault.
I have always maintained The Incredible Hulk TV series is an underrated gem. It had intelligent story lines and this one particularly upset me when I first watched it in the 70’s. I recorded this episode off the TV about six years ago and have still been too afraid to watch it, especially the final scene, which has much pathos. It rang very true with me, for reasons you can obviously figure.
SPOILER: It has been near 42 years since I watched this episode. If I remember right, when the abusive dad deservingly gets the seven bells of sh1t, beaten out of him and is left sobbing and terrified, the son who he habitually brutalised goes to comfort him.
Heartbreaking.
Absolutely bro.
@Kelly Mojica
Ahhhh......British phrase. If you provoke someone so much, they dish out a vicious and debilitating attack, you would have had ‘the seven bells of sh1t beaten out of you’. I heard it mostly up North.
Glad you like it.
Maybe now he knows how it feels to have someone bigger and scarier than you come after you
Exactly.
Well Dr banner did have an abusive father so he might know how it feels
Hulk would make a great social worker for domestic violence.
@@waynealphonso7069 - Works for me.
As long as the story is corroborated.
It's been a while since I watched this episode but I think the hulk winds up bringing the abusive dad's memories of his own abusive dad back next thing you know he was a babbling mess on the floor.
Dad: get me another beer
Mark: uh I think you’ve had enough
The great thing about using Lou was that he really was very big and ridiculously strong. I remember a scene in which he bent over, and picked up actor Charles Napier (pretending to be unconscious) and held him him in his arms like a small child. He made a very convincing Hulk.
I love how Hulk makes a much bigger mess than the kid lmao.
The father was out of control and caused the mess in the first place.
LOL! I'd be telling the dad, "Why don't you yell at HIM to clean up the mess! See what happens!"
Yes, trashes the house but saves the kid. Fair deal.
"Make me clean that up."
Yeah, like "Oh, you think spilled beer is a mess? Here, let me show you what a REAL mess is! Now clean THAT up, Pops!"
Who is willing to admit that the tune at the end brought a tear to your eye. Or am I the only one. 🤔
Yes, it had a tragic quality to it, very well done. A great series. My favorite show in 1978, though Battlestar Galactica did briefly challenge it.
The Lonely Man is a masterpiece indeed.
This was so cheesy, I'm imagining you are close to the only one, with over three hundred thousand views and 12 likes so far.
@@generalyellor8188 He was referring to the musical score that played at the end of each episode.
This was my favorite show as a kid. I used to try to summons my inner hulk, really I just ran around flipping coffee tables over and making everybody's life worse. The 80's were a great time to be a kid.
How did that go lol?
If i was your dad i woulda beat you like this show😃
Have you ever got Thanos-slapped by your dad?
We all did lol
How did alcohol treat you when you discovered it..?
This Hulk was relateable. The times when bullied at school you wished you could turn into the Hulk.
Shows like The Hulk and The Six Million Dollar Man taught us how to create epic action scenes with just slow motion. No high-tech effects needed.
Shatatatatata..... 🏃♂️ Shatatatatata.... 🏃♂️
4:45 he suddenly slips into an episode of post traumatic stress as he remembers his own childhood abuse and that no adult back then would help him, when he shouted "Ms. I need your help!" that was him terrified for the little boy across the street and correlating his suffering with himself, thinking he was a little boy being beaten, himself. and that's when Hulk came out.
No. Don't confuse this with the comic books. Banners abuse by his father wasn't even an issue at the time this show was on. Furthermore, David visits his father on the show at Thanksgiving, and though they have their issues, it's not from an abusive relationship.
Sad to say it's not just men that abuse, mine didn't hit me.
The one you had to watch out for was my mother.
Alcoholic and behaved bipolar, she gave inquiring authority's the big doe eyes and lied her butt off when they did a report
@megan Roberts Im sorry to hear that. Do you have any relationship with her today?
The Hulk has a real anger problem
@@amitypredator9385 no, I did try many times, when I realized she is flawed beyond repair I stopped.
Boy! I remembered this episode from years back. Nice to see them addressing abuse/alcoholism(even if it was not perfect)
I was being raised in an abusive, dysfunctional home. My parents split up when I was young. Around 5-6 years old. My father was the nice, normal one who didn't believe in yelling at or hitting his kids. My mother was the abuser.
She retained custody of us kids and her abuse didn't begin until after the split. As a result, I turned towards watching LOTS of TV every single day as a way to provide myself with escape and comfort from misery. The incredible hulk was one of many tv shows I watched and enjoyed.
Even though in this show it's the father that's the abuser, this episode really spoke to me. I identified with it alot. Oh, how I wished a superhero, or anyone else would come to the rescue of me and my siblings from our mother.
But much like the neighbors who give David banner the cold shoulder and ignore him when he pleads with them to help him help the child, our neighbors also did nothing for me even though they were well aware of my mothers daily abuse (and it was daily). As they could hear her yelling and screaming outside the 4 walls of our place. Especially in the summer when our windows were wide open because we had no air conditioning. Our neighbors would remark to us kids, "boy, your mother sure does yell alot".
I'm sorry to hear about that. What happened to you and to your siblings as children was atrocious. I truly hope that you and your siblings are living far better lives now.
I remember this episode!! They were talking about this in school the next day!!
Hell of series back in the day, bill Bixby, was a good choice for the part of banner, it worked well
Neighbors were just as terrible. They were worthless.Mark wasn’t even afraid of the Hulk.
🤣🤣🤣
Mee too
Damn, you old AF 😂😂
I was born long after this show aired and I feel every kid's emotions whenever he changed, so exciting!
Once again The Hulk saves the day
Actually Lou Ferrigno saved the day
@@chadclark8667 yeah this episode was close to home.Because Lou was abused by his father .
And cost the family about $50K in todays dollars on that house
The tension in this is pretty insane
This 7 minute video has more stakes then any MCU marvel movie in the last year
there is a difference between respecting your parent's authority (which every kid should) and living in fear of your parent (which no kid should have to endure)
i think they did a great job of showing that this kid lived in absolute fear
Should've brought him the beer faster though
@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646 that comment even if it was meant as a joke shows a remarkable lack of empathy and I fear for your children
@@mre4u422 I mean his father said bring me a beer and he was walking at like 1cm per hour
@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646 cause he already knew what was going to happen regardless of how well he followed instructions
if i was him i wouldn't be in a hurry to get my teeth knocked in either
@@mre4u422 agreed
Lou Ferrigno who played the Hulk was actually deaf, he also trained with Arnold and was a contender in the Mr Universe comps. He was really good in this TV series all those years ago.
This is art imitating life in earnest. A child being beaten and neighbors being indifferent. Then the child winds up dead.
Don't all the states have the Samaritan law?
Yeah or worse yet the cops being indifferent if they are called.
My uncle step him and said ok beat me like u do your son .
No one cares really.
That mother was pretty useless, too. She should have divorced her abusive husband.
I watched and a few other American TV shows (dubbed) in Korea back in the early 80s. America seemed like such a big rich country but show like this also showed the harsh and difficult side as well.
This mom needs a brain. She wants to tell hulk to stay away from the dad. Lady ue husband was hitting ur kid and u were letting it happen. I know this is only a TV show but still. When u hear a child being beaten don't ignore it
I believe that this episode is really a heighten awareness on child abuse .
My dad would belt me so bad I could barely sit down at school just for watching emperors new groove at night when I would have a nightmare and he would break my things yell at me and in my face grab me by my shirt and death stare me while saying some nice colorful words here's to you you old Prick he also said it was my fault for my cousin Molesting me and he just despised me he favored my sister over me I also have Autism so I thought it was my fault at least my Mom loved and still loves me I love you Mom.
@@alwaysmiserable We have a very similar background.
The mom was just as abused as the son.
@@venomwise I'm in same boat, they had no clue why I wantsd to " end myself". Dont miss his dead ass. I couldn't give a hoot what happens to my birth giver now. Cuz real Moms don't stand and watch.
Dude even though this is a old show it still has the effect of giving tense vibes when the dad gets angry with the son and you can still feel the tension and a Stress build up as your waiting for something to happen
They won’t make an episode like this these days in the way they used to write in the 70s because it is too realistic and pulled no punches or softens the visuals
This is why I like the Lou Ferrigno Hulk. He helps the common people.
in the comics he was abused himself
Lou Ferrigno I met him at COMIC CON nice guy. He let me take his picture. He played The HULK.
There is those green eyes in all of us. Bill doesn’t fight he just gets upset and when he gets upset, The hulk fights!!
I appreciate how he didnt turn when being pushed, he tried being a human, in this in a very realistic situation. And its only until he tries asking for help that it triggers the Lou Fer... I mean Hulk.
Because he hates becoming the Hulk.
Will try any other alternative solution
to the situation in order to try & avoid it.
When I was a little kid I used to feel like a wus. Always picked on by kids and bullies in school. Watched this show and was incredibly afraid of the creature. I had nightmares of the hulk chasing me. Until I saw the episode Lou ferrigno played a role as a bodybuilder and was face to face with the hulk. It's like it flipped a switch in my mind saying instead of fearing the hulk, why not try to become him. I used the creature as an image to give me courage instead of running away from fights, I defended myself. I decided to build up my upper body strength. That gave me confidence I needed. I am not a violent person by any means. I only retaliate when provoked.
Did you teach those bullies a lesson?
If you did, I’m glad for ya
@@RWSfan2025 Actually I found out some background info on why they were expelled from their last school and scared them.
@@knightrcer Most bullies are insecure and have personal issues that makes them want to pick on other kids until they meet their match. I witnessed this first hand when I was a teenager.
@@RWSfan2025 The bullies probably started being nice to him once he started getting confidence and working out. Most bullies just want you to show them you're not a wuss.
@@billybassman21 huh, well I didn’t know that
I NEVER MISSED AN EPISODE, GOD I MISS THOSE DAY'S
after episode i went outside and broke branches
Me too buddy, me too.
WERE GOOD TIMES.
I don’t think I did either. Watched it with my Dad when he had weekends with me.
Yeah loved this show growing up
Whenever Banner changes into the Hulk his mind is in a state of hypnosis.
Seeing the interior of this house and its furnishings takes me back to childhood in the 70's....
And my childhood days watching American TV shows!
I know
That abusive father pushed Banner over the front porch. Notice how The Hulk pushed that abusive father threw the wall. Haha....I love it.
4:04 It ain't easy being a late '70s to early '80s stuntman. That was hardcore.
My back hurts just from watching
Looked dangerous.
@@Cris.P.Baconn yeah definitely
That went a bit wrong surely.....easily have broken something and been serious. Brave that
No way to deny how Hulk rescued a child from an abuser dad.
When his eyes turn green I get so still get excited! I'm like a kid again.
I remember this episode as a kid..it was the productions attempt at social awareness about child abuse..another scene..was Mark was about to get beaten in the gym by his dad..and the Hulk made his(dad) have childhood(flashbacks) when his dad beat him.."no matter how big you are there is always someone bigger"
yes, I remember this episode more than any of the others. It really moved me as a child and even dreamt about it
Those “good” neighbors who knew what was happening and did nothing to try and help stop bad behavior, procreated and made “good” people who exist today.
Okay?
@@jasonhahn8797 what do you mean “okay?” Thats 💯 percent accurate
@@BlackOmEga_2099 not saying it isn't.
@@jasonhahn8797 then why the “okay?”
Their children an grandchildren grew up to promote mandatory masks and vaccinations.
The neighbor could’ve had the decency to call the cops, but no, he had to let his cowardly behavior blind him from the fact that a man is about to beat a child.
People like that are the reason why humanity will destroy itself before the world dies.
Bill Bixby deserves a star 🌟 on Hollywood Walk of Fame.
If there’s one episode of the show I remember, it’s this one. (My name is Mark.) This wasn’t Hulk’s last run-in with the abusive father; that happened in the school gym. Hulk had the father cowering in a corner, regressing to a time when HE was abused by HIS father.
Great show! Good writing and memorable scenes. Takes me back to when I was a kid watching it on TV. Good times.
He didn't hulk out just at the abusive dad, he hulked out at the neighbours just, looking away.
Banner Pretty much let the HULK showing the father It's not funny to be the little one.
Honestly this has to be my favorite marvel show my grandfather showed it to me at a young age and seeing Lou in full costume wrestling a fake bear was one of the most amazing things ever
My grandad also showed me this show xD
I remember the Mr. Roger's episode with Lou.
Gojira
The "Death In The Family"
follow-up pilot movie. Indelible.
I so remember watching this episode when it premiered, when I was a kid. I had a mean dad, that also drank, so I could relate. I've never, ever been so happy to see Banner Hulk out!!
I'm sorry to hear about that. I hope your life is much better now. Take care.
I smiled through every second of this!....Big Lou at his best...God I love The Hulk!
You smiled during the part where the dad nearly beats his kid?
How did I not know the original hulk was made in the 70's at first as the hair, clothes, tv and background filming is a giveaway lol lol
For some reason back then I loved watching this, I'm 18, watched it at probably 12
When he busted through the wall, all I could hear was the Kool-Aid man yelling, "Oh Yeaaaah!!!"
This was a hot topic back then. So Marvel Comics took a tip from this episode and made Banner the victim of child abuse. The Hulk didn't want too hurt anyone, and just wanted too be left alone.
And all the neighbors couldn't care less if banner died from maltreatment.
The Hulk doesn't have a cruel bone in his body
@@jasonrandom372 The world doesn’t give a shit about David. I give a shit about him and I give a shit about him turning into The Hulk nobody cares about David Banner like I care about David Banner
Oh cool I didn’t know they retconned Banner’s story based on this episode that’s cool asf
It's for that reason I like the 2003 film more than the 2008 one or the MCU version of HULK.
I really wanna know the brand of his pants ... they NEVER failed!
They could have done commercials with it -> "The incredible jeans"
I have some incredible jeans, just look at all my kids
When this first aired, somewhere in Queens, a young Kevin J. Knipfing was watching this thinking, Man that dude is the coolest!