The Incredible Hulk Tv Series

The 80s were the days! Okay, that's way too bold of a statement. Let's try again; shall we? The 80s had a few cool things going on. Yeah, there we go. Now that's more like it. One of these cool aspects of involves a little TV show. Well, technically it was a small series, but the cast was huge. I'm talking about the Incredible Hulk TV series. Yeah, you know you watched it. If you were around back then, you were checking out the Hulk and his terrible rages. It was awesome how he could lift anything and leap over everything. Heck, I was the Hulk. Wait; now I'm getting ridiculous. The Hulk has that effect on me at times. He makes me want to go lift weights or growl at someone. What can I say? I'm a Hulk fan.

Everyone has to remember the guy who played the Incredible Hulk. It was bodybuilding champion Lou Ferrigno. That guy was a monster. He was even bigger than Arnold was. I saw an old pic of them standing side by side online. No wonder he got the Incredible Hulk TV series. He deserved it all the way. Wow, was I ever little when I started watching that show. I think it began around 78 or 79. Around the same time as The Dukes of Hazard. Clearly the Incredible Hulk TV series was better. The Hulk would have crushed The General Lee. Besides that car is a little extreme for TV these days. Not too many people love the Confederate flag. Anyway, I saw the Hulk film that came out a few years back and was seriously disappointed. What in the world was Ang Lee thinking? That was a terrible leap from the phenomenal Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon epic. Not to mention that the Hulk was all CG. I don't want computer graphics. I'm stuck on Lou being the Incredible Hulk. I want to see someone who's real.

Well, the 80s have past, and with them the Incredible Hulk TV series. Now, this doesn't mean that you can never enjoy the Incredible Hulk TV series ever again. Hey, they play the syndication on random channels like Sci-Fi. Furthermore, if you're truly a Hulk fanatic, you can see what's available on DVD. I love the fact that they stick all these old shows on DVD. Don't you?