The Incredible Hulk

1977-1982
5 seasons
CBS
Action & Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
TV-PG

Premiere Date November 4, 1977

1977-1982
5 seasons
CBS
Action & Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
TV-PG

Premiere Date November 4, 1977

Celebrity Apprentice's Lou Ferrigno Wishes He Could've Put Lisa Lampanelli in a Sleeper Hold

Apparently Lisa Lampanelli isn't aware that you don't mess with The Incredible Hulk. "I wish I could've put her in a sleeper hold," Lou Ferrigno tells TVGuide.com. On Sunday's episode of The Celebrity Apprentice, Lampanelli was shocked when Ferrigno successfully returned from the boardroom from the previous task. After being called "useless" by Lampanelli, Ferrigno wasn't able to prove himself in the next challenge and was fired.

Tue, Apr 10, 2012

Celebrity Apprentice's Lou Ferrigno Wishes He Could've Put Lisa Lampanelli in a Sleeper Hold

Despite Failures, Networks Attempt More Series Reboots

ABC's Charlie's Angels redux didn't work, and NBC's new take on Wonder Woman never even made it to air. But just like the feature film world — where everything from Footloose to Conan the Barbarian has been recently updated — TV execs continue to mine the vaults in search of more classic titles to reboot.

Wed, Nov 9, 2011

Despite Failures, Networks Attempt More Series Reboots

Grease's Annette Charles Dead at 63

Annette Charles, best known as rival dancer Cha Cha DiGregorio in the 1978 movie musical Grease, died Wednesday, according to Access Hollywood. She was 63. See other celebs we lost this year Charles, who had cancer, was hospitalized for pneumonia...

Fri, Aug 5, 2011

ABC Developing New Version of The Incredible Hulk

Is The Incredible Hulk next in line for a TV reboot? Marvel and ABC are developing a show to bring the angry green giant back to television, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The previous Hulk TV series, which starred Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, ran on CBS from 1978-1982. NBC also aired three TV movies with Bixby and Ferrigno reprising their roles in the late 1980s. See TV's most memorable reboots

Fri, Oct 15, 2010

ABC Developing New Version of The Incredible Hulk

Will Mark Ruffalo Take Hulk Role?

Mark Ruffalo has been offered the role of Hulk alter ego Bruce Banner in The Avengers, but he has yet to decide whether to take it, his management tells TVGuide.com. A Marvel Studios spokesman declined to comment...

Thu, Jul 15, 2010

HULK STAR REMEMBERED

Jack Colvin, best known for playing relentless tabloid reporter Jack McGee in the 1970s series The Incredible Hulk, died last Thursday of complications following a stroke. He was 71. Recalling his most memorable TV foray, Colvin once told the Los Angeles Times, "When they told me the title, I laughed. But then they gave me two scripts to read and I knew the series would go." Hulk, with Bill Bixby in the lead, ran from 1977 to 1982.

Tue, Dec 6, 2005