L'incredibile Hulk

La serie racconta la storia di uno scienziato geniale, il dottor David Bruce Banner, un ricercatore di fama mondiale, specializzato in radiazioni, biologia molecolare e scienze genetiche. Trovata una connessione con i raggi gamma, lo scienziato ne utilizza una dose massiccia per bombardare segretamente il proprio corpo. Il suo sistema nervoso e le sue cellule ne risultano pesantemente colpiti, e da allora succede che ad ogni scatto d'ira, o ad ogni sensazione di paura o agitazione, egli reagisce assumendo le sembianze di un gigantesco e terrificante mostro verde, privo di intelligenza e incapace di parlare, ma dotato di una forza imparagonabile, mosso completamente dalla rabbia e dal bisogno di distruggere tutto ciò che vede, per sfogare le proprie pulsioni.
Creato da: Kenneth Johnson |
Genere: Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Action & Adventure | Dramma |
https://www.nbc.com/the-incredible-hulk
Numero di stagioni: 5
Numero di episodi: 82
Data prima messa in onda: 1977-11-04
Data ultima messa in onda: 1982-05-12

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Approfondimenti

Jack Colvin said that when first offered his role, he laughed upon hearing the show's title. Subsequ [...]	D
The writing staff would annually brainstorm to put together lists of various scenarios for different [...]	D
Despite playing two sides of the same character, Bill Bixby was 17 years older than Lou Ferrigno.	D
After its debut, the series was described by Starlog magazine as "one of the most promising shows to [...]	D
Dr. Banner had both wives. His first wife, Laura, died in the car accident. His second wife, Dr. Car [...]	D
This series takes place in the Earth-400005 version of the Marvel Universe.	D
The name of the tabloid Jack McGee worked for was The National Register, whose main office was locat [...]	D
The word "Anger" is the first thing seen onscreen in every episode. The camera pulls out to reveal t [...]	D
It has been claimed that Kenneth Johnson had planned to film a two-hour series finale in which David [...]	D
Dr. Banner's longtime friend is Dr. Elaina Marks, who was his classmate in college and then, his col [...]	D
The series spun off an Incredible Hulk syndicated daily newspaper strip which ran from 1978-82. The [...]	D
The first series as part of an agreement for Universal to produce a string of live action TV project [...]	D
In most episodes, David Banner turned into the Hulk twice. The first transformation typically occurr [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno said that he had become so frustrated on the set one day that he stormed off and drove [...]	D
The late 1970s was a time when different "Marvel" Comic superheroes were adapted for TV. The likes o [...]	D
CBS tried to push at times to steer the series more to using full Sci-Fi/Fantasy elements (i.e alien [...]	D
Bill Bixby has said that prior to the show's premiere, he was openly questioned as to why he agreed [...]	D
Launched the acting career of Lou Ferrigno.	D
In his autobiography 'My Incredible Life as the Hulk', Lou Ferrigno admitted to having encountered f [...]	D
The opening credits show the Hulk picking up a car and rolling it down the hill. This was not a spec [...]	D
In some episodes, it is mentioned that Robert Steinhauer is the name of the publisher of the Nationa [...]	D
In 1984, two years after the series went off the air, Bill Bixby offered Nicholas Hammond a chance t [...]	D
Bill Bixby was prone to storming off the set in annoyance for different reasons during production. H [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno stated in an interview about the cancellation. While Ferrigno was driving to the White [...]	D
In the comic book, the Hulk's alter ego is named Bruce Banner (although his full name is Robert Bruc [...]	D
Due to the show's budget restrictions, the studio backlot was frequently used for episodes set in sm [...]	D
Because David Banner never has any recollection of his actions as the Hulk, Bill Bixby did not watch [...]	D
Upon being offered the leading role, Bill Bixby had some reservations about doing an adaptation of a [...]	D
David Banner is said to be both a physician and scientist in the narration during the opening credit [...]	D
When David leaves people he has developed a close friendship with, he'll say goodbye with the phrase [...]	D
In order for Bill Bixby to play the part of Dr. David Banner, he had to wear the white contact lense [...]	D
CBS initially did not want to continue with the series for the fall of 1981, even though the show's [...]	D
Distributed by Universal, which held on to the film rights of the character for the next 30 years an [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno was the only actor to appear in every episode. Bill Bixby was forced to miss one episod [...]	D
There are several homages to the series in the movie "The Incredible Hulk" with Edward Norton. Most [...]	D
In a recent documentary about the series, show producers said they approached Arnold Schwarzenegger [...]	D
At one point, in 1978, there were three superhero shows on the CBS prime time line up at the same ti [...]	D
To avoid sweating (which caused his green makeup to come off), Lou Ferrigno spent much of his time o [...]	D
Many guest stars appearing in episodes of the series appeared playing different characters in differ [...]	D
Ken Johnson had never been a regular reader or fan of comic books, and as a result had little knowle [...]	D
During the series, Jack Colvin took centre stage for just one episode. At the time, Bill Bixby was a [...]	D
In an interview from the season 3 DVD set, Kenneth Johnson stated that Bill Bixby was his "first and [...]	D
Ted Cassidy (who appeared in three episodes of Star Trek (1966)), the uncredited narrator of the sho [...]	D
In 1980, Universal tried to reduce the show's budget (which was a minimum of $600,000 per episode). [...]	D
The number plate on the car David Banner is driving when he gets a puncture in the rain is 823 PCE. [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno had been an avid fan of the Hulk comic book series well before becoming involved in the [...]	D
Bill Bixby and Jack Colvin became friendly with each other over the course of making the series. How [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno's voice is never heard when he plays the Hulk, as the character's vocals were dubbed us [...]	D
Bill Bixby wouldn't allow his son to watch the show, fearing that it would scare the boy to see his [...]	D
During the second half of the show's run, Bill Bixby was forced to face personal tragedy with the su [...]	D
Mike Johansen's favorite television show.	D
At one point a cost cutting move was proposed to eliminate the Jack McGee character. Bill Bixby and [...]	D
When the TV series was on the air, Bill Bixby was very careful never to be photographed with Lou Fer [...]	D
When the show was established as a hit, Producer 'Kenneth Johnson (I') was rumored to be considering [...]	D
The Hulk never punches anyone throughout the series. When physically confronted, Hulk always pushes [...]	D
Bill Bixby was fond of bringing actors on who had been co-stars in his previous TV shows. The Incred [...]	D
Show producers have said they changed the name from Bruce Banner to David Banner to humanize the cha [...]	D
Many critics pointed to the similarity with this and The Fugitive.	D
Ken Johnson has said he found it frustrating to work with Hulk creator/comic book writer Stan Lee, w [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno remarked how Bill Bixby gave him a stern reprimand one day after Ferrigno arrived late [...]	D
Ted Cassidy, the uncredited voice of the Hulk and the show's opening narration, could also be heard [...]	D
Garnering decent reviews and ratings, and getting the stamp of approval from creator Stan Lee, this [...]	D
The episode "Prometheus" is named for the character from Greek mythology who stole fire from the god [...]	D
This series actually draws inspiration from three works of classic literature. Stan Lee says the Hul [...]	D
The Hulk is always barefoot, but in outdoor scenes Lou Ferrigno often wore Hulk-green slippers to pr [...]	D
Richard Kiel was originally chosen to play The Hulk. However, as the pilot began filming, the produc [...]	D
When Richard Kiel was told by the producers that the Hulk would be recast, he was relieved by the ne [...]	D
Arnold Schwarzenegger was considered for the role of The Hulk but, even at 6' 2", was reportedly not [...]	D
When creating the pilot episode, series creator Kenneth Johnson deliberately avoided most of the ori [...]	D
Whenever Dr. Banner chose an alias, he always used the first name of David, his own first name, and [...]	D
On several occasions, Lou Ferrigno approached series creator Kenneth Johnson about having more speak [...]	D
The Incredible Hulk was nominated for several Emmy awards during its run, including Outstanding Musi [...]	D
Producer Kenneth Johnson wanted the Hulk's skin color to be red, believing that it would reflect the [...]	D

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Errori

McGee's frustration at never getting a clear or close up look at " The Mystery Man " (Banner), could [...]	D
When the Hulk breaks through a brick wall, (typically at the end of the show) the clothing that he w [...]	D
There is one little contemplated item that is never explained about David's transformation into the [...]	D
In Death in the family when the hulk is fighting the bear some of the green makeup gets on the bear [...]	D
Banner's problem is compounded severely throughout the course of the series in that not only is he t [...]	D

Frase

Harold Milburn: I came to confess. Pamela Morris: [...]	D
David Banner: Mr. McGee, don't make me angry. You [...]	D
David Banner: Damn! Car, you're making me angry, n [...]	D
Jack McGee: Human interest stories do not make fro [...]	D
Agent Banner: It's my job to protect her! Don't ma [...]	D
[opening sequence to the episode: "A Death in the [...]	D