What I look forward to in each episode is.......

[GARFIELDKOOL]

.......how David introduces himself to someone as a different last name starting with B(other than Banner) I also loves the way he hides from Mr. Maghee. Maghee never knew David survived that explosion!

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

.......how David introduces himself to someone as a different last name starting with B(other than Banner) I also loves the way he hides from Mr. Maghee. Maghee never knew David survived that explosion!

I always laughed whenever David "lost his temper"...I mean, it seemed anything set him off (or else there would be no Hulk...LOL). I remember one episode when David is changing a tire in the rain and the thing one uses to loosen the lug nuts, well, it slipped and he hurt his hand and well, you know the rest.

[MikeLutton]

that was the pilot episode u talking about best hulk out ever

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by MikeL

that was the pilot episode u talking about best hulk out ever

Thank you. It's been awhile ( a long while) since I have seen Hulk.

[Mr. Television]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

.......how David introduces himself to someone as a different last name starting with B(other than Banner) I also loves the way he hides from Mr. Maghee. Maghee never knew David survived that explosion!

I love when he does that.

I think by the end of the show McGee is suspicious though. He just can't prove it.

[tv star collector]

The two-parter "Mystery Man" (in which a bandaged Banner and McGee are
the sole survivors of a plane crash) actually showed a strange bond forming
between the two adversaries. In order to survive, McGee and "John Doe"
(Banner) have to rely on each other. A standout episode; one of the best.

[dawsongirl]

Yeah...this hidden identity was kind of thinly disguised, much like Clark Kent/Superman. For once he couldn't have been John Mitchell or something? lol David Brenneman isn't quite so disguising.

"You look like David Banner." "No, my name is David Barton." "Oh, my mistake!"

[dawsongirl]

Originally Posted by tv star collector

The two-parter "Mystery Man" (in which a bandaged Banner and McGee are
the sole survivors of a plane crash) actually showed a strange bond forming
between the two adversaries. In order to survive, McGee and "John Doe"
(Banner) have to rely on each other. A standout episode; one of the best.

That was good. It was good that McGee finally realized that the Hulk was less monster and more human since it was a regular joe who transformed. Jack became more protective of the Hulk. Still wanted to capture him, but didn't want to see him killed.