...by David Banner, "Mr. McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."? I don't know why but this has always fascinated me. McGee didn't get a chance to respond because the lab exploded right after Banner uttered the famous line. What would you have told him if you were given the chance?

Now there's something I've thought about quite a few times.

"I'm sure I wouldn't, Dr. Banner. I'm sure I wouldn't... " That's just the first thing I'd say to him, especially after hearing the tone in his voice.

Just thought of something else to add up there: "Now what are you hiding?"

Originally posted by Brian
...by David Banner, "Mr. McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."? I don't know why but this has always fascinated me. McGee didn't get a chance to respond because the lab exploded right after Banner uttered the famous line. What would you have told him if you were given the chance?
Well, if I were Mr. McGee and, being the investigative reporter that he is, I would probably ask "why?"

i would have siad why what would you do