David Banner locates a female doctor who may have the key to cure his illness by way of hypnosis.
A solid way to kick off season two, which unfortunately at the time of this writing has not been released on DVD. Drama ensues as David falls for his doctor and the two get married. But, in a grand LOVE STORY tradition, she's terminally ill and David has to once again cope with the loss of a loved one.
The Incredible Hulk episodes really don't bring any novelty as such to the table but they're always well made and extremely well acted. This two part episode is highly dramatic and shows audiences just what poor David goes through on his endless journey in search of a cure. It's well written and directed by series creator Kenneth Johnson and has some solid Hulk action.
As always Bill Bixby excels as David Banner. Jack Colvin only makes a token appearance here but he's good nonetheless and Lou Ferrigno is always the best Green Giant there is. Good Hulk fun.
A solid way to kick off season two, which unfortunately at the time of this writing has not been released on DVD. Drama ensues as David falls for his doctor and the two get married. But, in a grand LOVE STORY tradition, she's terminally ill and David has to once again cope with the loss of a loved one.
The Incredible Hulk episodes really don't bring any novelty as such to the table but they're always well made and extremely well acted. This two part episode is highly dramatic and shows audiences just what poor David goes through on his endless journey in search of a cure. It's well written and directed by series creator Kenneth Johnson and has some solid Hulk action.
As always Bill Bixby excels as David Banner. Jack Colvin only makes a token appearance here but he's good nonetheless and Lou Ferrigno is always the best Green Giant there is. Good Hulk fun.