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The Incredible Hulk

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Oct 12, 2026

Joseph PerryHOST
48:15
Now, just think about that.
Joseph PerryHOST
48:16
Your career goes from The Courtship of Eddie's Father to The Incredible Hulk.
Mike ImbodenHOST
48:21
Yeah.
Joseph PerryHOST
48:22
That's a leap.
Randy JordanPANELIST
81:21
Let's start with MCU, because there's only two, and they were both in the same thing.
Randy JordanPANELIST
81:26
Louis Arquette, who plays Lieutenant Miller, and Brian James, who plays Max the X, were both in The Incredible Hulk.
Randy JordanPANELIST
81:34
I mean, the 1978.
Randy JordanPANELIST
81:36
Oh, wow.
Brian DunawayHOST
80:56
Max
Randy JordanHOST
80:56
... were both in The Incredible Hulk.
Randy JordanHOST
80:59
I mean the 1978 Incredible Hulk.
Brian DunawayHOST
81:02
[laughs]
Max SchererHOST
31:41
Yes.
Sam SchererHOST
31:41
The original Incredible Hulk with Lou Ferrigno.
Sam SchererHOST
31:45
Yep.
Sam SchererHOST
31:45
We had all that on box set.
IzzyHOST
19:02
Hey.
SteveHOST
19:03
Uh, The Lucy Show, The Incredible Hulk, The Tim Conway Show, and he was also a henchman named Charlie in two episodes of Batman 60...
SteveHOST
19:12
I don't know, w- was it 64 through 69?
IzzyHOST
19:14
Yeah
John LiviaHOST
18:59
He made guys like Mike Katz fra- famous.
John LiviaHOST
19:02
Okay? Um, if it wasn't for Pumping Iron, Lou Ferrigno probably wouldn't have gotten the role as The Incredible Hulk.
John LiviaHOST
19:12
And obviously, obviously Arnold went on to do, you know, great things, right? Hollywood superstar, governor of California, still putting into bodybuilding.
John LiviaHOST
19:30
Oh, here is a classic shot of him.
speaker_1HOST
22:50
Same with the film Hopscotch with Walter Matthau.
speaker_1HOST
22:53
If you weren't going to the movies that night and you were gonna stay home and watch TV, what was on? On CBS, you have The Incredible Hulk, followed by The Dukes of Hazzard, followed by Dallas.
speaker_1HOST
23:02
On NBC, the World Series is on.
speaker_1HOST
23:04
We're at game three.
speaker_1HOST
23:23
At eight is The Avalanche Express, and then at nine thirty, Same Time Next Year.
speaker_1HOST
23:28
I don't know what I would have been watching.
speaker_1HOST
23:30
Probably The Incredible Hulk.
speaker_1HOST
23:31
Maybe my family would have watched the World Series, but it's the Phillies versus Kansas City.
ChrisHOST
56:03
Question number two, your category was comic books.
ChrisHOST
56:08
Which Marvel Comics creative icons cameo predates the earliest cameo from Stan Lee by 10 years when he played a police sketch artist on an episode of The Incredible Hulk, a character he originated with Stan Lee?
DerekGUEST
56:25
I'm locked.
DerekGUEST
56:29
Locked in.
ChrisHOST
56:30
I'll read that one more time for our listeners at home.
ChrisHOST
56:33
Which Marvel Comics creative icons cameo predates the earliest cameo of Stan Lee by 10 years when he played a police sketch artist on an episode of The Incredible Hulk, a character he originated with Stan Lee? Moving on to question number three.
ChrisHOST
56:53
Your category is World History.
ChrisHOST
57:00
Perhaps Hollywood isn't always wrong.
Christian CawleyHOST
0:30
For all the choice we're supposed to have, has streaming actually made it harder to discover something new? Then we turn to Doctor Who and ask a dangerous question.
Christian CawleyHOST
0:43
If you were allowed back into the editing suite, what would you change? And finally, we're going back to the 1970s when Marvel superheroes on television meant a very different Spider-Man and Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno's The Incredible Hulk.
Christian CawleyHOST
0:59
So let's start with streaming and why almost everything available somewhere doesn't necessarily make television easier to find.
Christian CawleyHOST
1:09
The Incredible Hulk
James McLeanHOST
1:16
But what I thought was interesting was that people were talking about it and the fact that it's being really pushed, it's a limited series, and this notion that, and sort of saying like, Prime has made this clear.
James McLeanHOST
1:28
It's a limited series.

34 MINS LATER

Christian CawleyHOST
35:49
Doctor Who isn't the only television from that period that looks rather different with several decades of hindsight.
Christian CawleyHOST
35:57
Long before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, superheroes on television could be slightly stranger proposition.
DonovanHOST
4:55
[laughs] Exactly.
ZachHOST
4:58
What you gotta do is just make it like The Incredible Hulk with Bill Bixby, and where he...
ZachHOST
5:03
It's, like, one priest traveling around to all these different weird little towns in the Southwest, like, exorcizing a different demon every week.
DonovanHOST
5:10
Man, now you're making it cool.

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