Daredevil Defends The Hulk - Caravan of Garbage
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- The Incredible Hulk was the first attempt into bringing the Green Goliath into live action. Running from 1978 to 1982 it was revived again in a series of telemovies beginning with The Trial Of The Incredible Hulk which aimed to introduce the duel characters of Matt Murdoch and Daredevil and then have him spin-off into his own series. None of that happened but it did a lot of things right including John Rhys Davies as the Kingpin. Thanks for watching!
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Love the justification of calling him David Banner cause "alliterative names are stupid" and then they cast a guy called Bill Bixby to play him.
I like to imagine they hated alliterative names so much they called him William on set
They changed his name because the writers thought "Bruce" was a gay name, look it up
😂
@@oddballskull1941 ahahahah that's so ridiculous
@@oddballskull1941 because batman and the hulk are clearly peak gay... totally checks out....
The fact that John Rhys Davies played Kingpin at one point blew my mind
I'm at maximum outrage that they didn't mention that he was Sallah in Indiana Jones. Here's his entire IMDB page.
*Ive been watching him in Sliders recently. And there are talks that they might be rebooting sliders. That’s one show I think they should reboot.*
He was the voice of Thor in the '90s cartoons too
@@nova2512 A reboot of Sliders? Nice
Why is my Sliders reboot?!?!?!?!
they are rebooting everything else (including freaking Babylon 5!!!) so they might as well.
Daredevil, the man without fear, is too afraid to just jump into that flying toy boat. Just stand there shaking your fists at him while he's 3 ft away, very heroic
Shake harder, boy!
Well too he fair he can't see too much on top of that
Could've just hucked his whatchamacane into the rotor blades and let the pavement below sort things out.
Robert Bruce banner was in a gamma blast and David Bruce banner experimented on himself David Bruce banner was born Brian David banner and Robert Bruce banner is his son so David banner experimented on himself passed it on to Robert Bruce banner and Robert Bruce banner was in the gamma blast marvel comics are using both banners one at a time
@@righteousrawb7225 he can see better than anyone else on it. His lack of sight is a huge advantage. It's why when he gets his eyesight back, he makes a wish to lose it again
For a first portrayal of Daredevil in a 1980 tv-movie, a lot of this seems surprisingly faithful.
The acrobatics looks legitimately good, as well as the fight scenes.
And while Fisk has hair, at least they got someone with the right size to play him.
Plus the guy who plays Matt actually looks pretty convincing while playing a blind man.
Not bad at all.
Plus the costume is just like the first season of the Netflix show.
Tbh I’ll probably take this over the 2003 movie any day
I'm not I never liked the incredible hulk Serena is David scared the heck out of
Gamma rays p come at you without any wounds supervising you real dumb stupid man the expression have a cow man😊 this is just pure unadulterated
@@You-Tube-n5k1q😢
As much as the DCAU and the 90s Marvel animated series are the progenitor of the MCU, the fact that the superhero team-up in this is plot-driven and has a sense of purpose, with the secret identities interacting in quiet dramatic moments really feels like the precursor to similar scenes in the MCU.
Dcau nor the 90's Marcel stuff have anything to do with spawning the mcu
@@highlandus they were absolutely precursors though
same.
I kinda wish the mcu took more inspiration from this hulk.
A wild animal, essentially a bear, which dwells within a humble scientist on the run.
Maybe its just lou ferrigno being physically there, but his hulk always felt like a tangible monster that could exist.
"Limp forever Bitch" Might be my new favourite quote.
lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it was good!
Daredevil and The Hulk have a lot in common, one doesn't have fear and the other doesn't have a shirt
One has no fear and the other lives in perpetual fear that he's going to burst completely out of his purple pants.
@@TheDelinear the greatest fear of all
one in blind and the other is so mad he probably can't even see.
This made me laugh way too hard
The man without fear meets the man without fear of going topless in public
Bill Bixby is by far the best Banner. The reason the Incredible Hulk TV show worked so well is because bill Bixby took everything seriously… And the man could cry at the drop of a hat. He was an excellent actor and he is greatly missed in my opinion. No one has even come close to touching his banner to date.
Not to mention how incredibly charming he is
I came close to touching his banner once, he wasn't up for it.
Gotta be the lamest opinion ive eva heard. U think bill bixby was best bruce banner😂😂 2 rich bru
@@frontierjustice438 Ok then, he's the best David Banner
okay boomer
I believe this was the first EVER appearance of the Black Suit. Another brilliant thing from this!
What I like about this version of Hulk is that Banner is still intelligent and Hulk is strong, but not to creating time travel or levelling cities extent. They mostly are defined by expressions of desperation and fear. They both are very primal beings in their own way.
And Bill Bixby was a fantastically relatable performer. One also felt sympathy for poor Jack McGee; he tried.
@@Aileil Yes, but he caused the fire that killed David's friend by sneaking in to his lab and (accidentally) kicking over some acid. Unfortunately in this time line Banner won't be able to be proven innocent of her death.
@@teedup8995 Well, yes, there was that. On the bright side, it was at least an accident.
yeah.
Hulk in this truly feels like a wild animal, akin to a bear.
He's strong and wild but not without reason, he's going of instinct, and his strength can't level cities but could likely destroy a building.
He feels like a tangible monster.
@@teedup8995 He did it accidentally though and didn't even realize he did it.
The two parter "Mystery Man" really does a deeper dive of the Banner v McGee dynamic.
Gotta say, this is an excellent modern update of Kingpin. Usually most versions of Kingpin have a similar setup as a mob boss. But here we kinda get to see him before he becomes that. The Daredevil TV series is also pretty much a Kingpin origin story, but this character feels like even before that.
Not to bash on you but do James and mason not say that in this video?
certainly better than the MTV Spider-Man where he's a glutton, breaking the idea of taunting by the web-swinger by having him eat a lot and even a bloody hamburger car spike thingy
(Still a great show tho and like his design in it)
@@scr0ngle108 WHAT. Oh my god I need to rewatch MTV Spider-Man. I have fond memories of it but not of Kingpin being like that lmao
This was meant to be a back door pilot to a "Daredevil" TV series where both Daredevil and Kingpin would appear.
But the show never went ahead as WB bought out the actors' contracts so that the show wouldn't be made and wouldn't compete against their new show,, "The Flash" with John Wesley Shipp.
@@dhenderson1810 To think, we could have had an iconic Daredevil TV show 30 years ago.
I love that bit about never being photographed with the hulk. So sweet and kinda whimsy. I love it.
If i'm not mistaken, this telemovie is the first time they ever used the black Daredevil costume, and at the time fans were angry that it was nothing like his comic book costume. It wasn't until a couple of years later that Frank Miller did the "Man Without Fear" miniseries that had him use the black outfit as his "Year One" costume, that was later adapted in the Netflix series. So, you may like it in hindsight, but it was awful at the time and a perfect example of a studio demanding a change because they didn't want it looking too comic-booky.
Damn, this really says a lot about studio interference
The red suit will always look shit in live action
It looked crap in 2003 and it looked so bad in the Netflix series that they went back to the black one in season 3
@@Blackhawk211 Hard disagree. Loved the second season red outfit. The black one works for his early first suit-up, but does not work as a superhero outfit. Black outfit is a garage suit, and the one here in "Trial of the Incredible Hulk" was intended to make him more of a ninja, the kind of "hero" that was in at the time. If you want a realistic stripped down street hero, go watch Jack Reacher or something. Comic book fans actually want adaptations that resemble their on-page counterparts.
@@adamlevine6700 it looks tacky and corny in all adaptations. Why do you honestly think they got rid of it for season 3?
Hulk wearing purple shorts also would be comic accurate but nobody is begging for that in live action are they?
There's some things that work better in 2D than live action
@@Blackhawk211 going back to the black outfit in season 3 made no sense. The red suit was armored therefore gave protection where the black outfit wasn't and matt was nearly killed several times in season 1 because of it.
Having the worst day at work but finding this gem uploaded on my lunch break has made it not so bad, cheers guys!
Hope it goes better for you in the second half mate
take it easy hope the rest of the day is better mate
@@grahamwade5932 cheers mate :)
@@s1ckboirari thanks man!
I feel this! Keep going x
I've never seen such a young Stan Lee, now THIS is movie magic
@Lamashtar I think every man in that time period just looks like Hugh Hefner.
Bill Bixby actually put in his will that he hoped they would remake some of the older TV stuff as a little farewell and “Not be worried that fans were attached to him.”
He actually believed he was replaceable, he wasn’t for that show at least
The first parts of The Incredible Hulk (2008) was clearly a love letter to him. So if what you say is true, then he kinda got what he willed.
@@mistermastermind528 wydm?
@@ProjektTaku The opening credits of The Incredible Hulk was a remake of the origin from the tv series.
I can only imagine how fun it was to edit this. So much wild and bizarre footage to sift through
Fun fact: the actress that plays Christa (Daredevil's colleague) is Nancy Everhard, who appears in The Punisher with Dolph Lundgren the same year.
The Adrianne Palicki of her day
Thank you for posting this, so I didn't have to :)
That stuff about keeping the hulk and Banner actors separate is really sweet of them and they bloody got the press hahah
It’s interesting to think how a Daredevil series at this time may have changed the popularity of the character going forward.
I imagine the movie would probably take some inspiration from that series and likely better off due to it.
This was a back-door pilot for a "Daredevil" TV series and it was going to go into production the next season, with both Matt Smith and John Rhys-Davies both signed on to reprise their roles.
However, before it was made, WB bought out the actors' contracts, to stop the show being made so it would not compete against their new superhero show "The Flash", with John Wesley Shipp.
@@ProjektTakuThis and the Thor ones were back-door pilots to spring off into spin off series.
Bill Bixby wanted to bring back the show and do a season six of "The Incredible Hulk" and had got Lou Ferrigno to sign on.
The station agreed on two conditions.
They had to be TV movies rather than a new season and they had to be back door pilots for other heroes, as they wanted to launch new TV series with other Marvel heroes.
There was even going to be a "She-Hulk" spin off series..
But the ratings weren't as good as expected and Bill Bixby got his first bout of prostate cancer, so the plans were scrapped.
I like that one of the reasons why Bruce's first name is Robert is because Stan Lee forgot his name and called him Bob Banner in a couple of issues so he just said that Robert was his first name.
I thought it was because Stan and Jack Kirby were split with naming him Bruce or Robert and they called him Robert Bruce Banner as a way to fix the problem.
I guess when you're writing hundreds of characters, you're going to get confused.
Honestly Rex Smith was great as Matt Murdock/daredevil. I kind of wish he had gotten his own show back then.
This show gets the original idea of the hulk as a doctor Jekyll/ mr Hyde mixed with frankinstine in really great way.
the hulk personality was always far more frankinstine than mr hyde, as he never intended to cause harm, its just that his limitless strength and bad temper get him in trouble.
That being said, they do have a very dr jekyll and mr hyde relationship, bruce and hulk.
Robert David Bruce Eric Bana is how he should be referred to from now on. Bloody love it!
"The Incredible Hulk" series is basically "The Fugitive" with a big ass green monster
I was one of those children that LOVED this show back in the day....it came out when I was 4 and ended when I was 8 and I watched it every week !!! And when the modern day Hulk movies came out I wondered why they called him Bruce, I always thought his name was David lol 😆 thanks for explaining it 😁 To me Bill Bixby will ALWAYS be Dr. Banner, may he RIP ❤️
Perfect episode to show why I love this show. I had no idea this was a thing, aside from the weekly planet boys mentioning it in the past of course. Loved this little time capsule of info 👍 Too many channels are just one guy doing video essays. This channel is great because of the duo
Check out their podcast if you haven't! Just 2 hours of Pure GOLD every week
I grew up watching The Incredible Hulk on Saturday afternoons and I really loved it....one of the few nice memories of sitting with my father who I realised by the time I was aged ten, was, as you guys would describe such a person, a dog of a bloke.
The Daredevil suit is actually pretty solid.
My favourite moment (and I'm remembering from its original UK transmission so this might not be right) is when a goon asks what is to be done with the woman from the train and the Kingpin replies "Get someone in to deal with all these pigeons on the roof, and kill her". It just made him seem really deadly, ordering someone's death but not even making it the primary subject of the sentence.
lol, that actually sounds badass, that he cares more about clearing some pigeons that somebodies life.
Bill Bixby created history as the first person to star in three TV series which had 50 or more episodes. They were "My Favourite Martian", "The Courtship Of Eddie's Father" and "The Incredible Hulk".
The second to do it was Michael Landon, "Rawhide", "Little House On The Prarie" and "Highway To Heaven".
Now you have to do the trilogy! The first one "The Incredible Hulk Returns" and the last one "The Death of the Incredible Hulk"...
This show was my childhood. It’s hilarious to watch now. Bill Bixby is great in it though. Maybe the best Banner. Still fun to be had with this.
The younger generation should be less condescending and more appreciative of these movies. They paved the way for today's MCU.
I really hope you two cover The Incredible Hulk Series Pilot. I honestly think the alternate origin of as to why Bruce became the Hulk is more understandable in comparison to the whole Gamma Bomb origin.
Agreed. I showed this to my future wife years ago and she loved it so much we've binged watched the entire series.
Doesn't the MCU use the TV show's origin?
@@Meme_Lor Just the chair and gamma rays part. The whole reasoning behind it tho was to recreate the super soldier formula that made Cap
@@owlcircus6811 yeah, a nice blending of the 2.
yeah.
And much better than whatever the 2003 one was trying to do.
Legit should've just copied the series.
It blew my mind that the decent portrayal of Daredevil here was the You Take My Breath Away guy. For some reason it still gets radio play here in Trinidad and my parents have affectionately mocked it for years so I had to rush to tell then that goofy dude played DAREDEVIL
Wow, it's a shame that Daredevil didn't get his own show. He looked good, the character was really well set up, and the combat was excellent for the time.
There was going to be a *Daredevil" show.
Rex Smith (Daredevil) is also on Street Hawk - one of my favourite as a kid, definitely worth a visit for a future caravan of garbage…classy stuff! Great vid boys as always. S
As a kid I loved watching these on the sci-fi channel. Old as can be for sure, but it’s all we had for many years. All the actors played it well
Old comic book movies are just fascinating. The wigs, the spandex, the contacts (that was jarring)… just very interesting and glad those experiments gave us better movies as a result. 🙂(can’t wait for that weird Dr. Strange COG)
Its crazy how many years passed before they got rid of some of the antiquated ideas in this likethe weird costume choices but then they replaced the weird ideas with "let's just give all the xmen leather catsuits"
@@champo976 I could kinda understand that at the time, since leather and black was in, but the fact that they held onto it for so long made it weird.
how many years did it take for them to finally just say:
"Lets do it like the comics."
John Rhys Davies as The Kingpin is one of those casting you’d never think of but is actually perfect 👌🏻
The edit at 12:22 is actual perfection
When this premiered my mother recorded it on our Beta Max. Good memories.
This was surprisingly a very sweet and positive video. Loved it.
This show was great. I remember watching this as a kid and loved it. Its one of the saddest tunes in a tv show at that time.
The next Caravan of Garbage has to be about Street Hawk, right?
C'mooooooooooon!
UGH, so mad that 30 year old Daredevil series never got made!!! Guess I'll just have to stick to watching the perfectly incredible Netflix series :(
actually would've liked to seen it.
DD outfit looks surprisingly good. First time I've seen that kinda black outfit(or this is the earliest).
In the comics they did retcon a previous costume for a first outing but it was more like normal clothes with a grey mask.
I love when the editors just silently roast you guys with the b-roll its such a gem lol
Okay, now look: as a Daredevil pilot, this is pretty good. But it is a Daredevil movie (TV special; whatever). It's really not that much of a Hulk production. I watched this immediately after the other Hulk TV special that featured Thor, which I liked much more for being fun and silly and actually having Hulk at the centre of its story.
The different frame rate every time it switches to Kingpin scenes really messes with me, but upon returning to this and bearing in mind that it barely has anything to do with Banner and is mostly a Daredevil story, I do like this and wish a DD show had gotten picked up, off the back of this.
Side note, John Rhys-Davies also played Thor in the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series. And also the '96 Hulk show, yeah yeah yeah.
Young people today cannot even understand what this movies were for comic book fans at the time. Now you have dozens of comic book movies, cinematic universes, crossovers, reboots... At the time you has basically nothing and to see not One but two Heroes on the screen was insane.
My son makes fun of me because I watch movies with 0 outward emotion, just absorbing them, and not really reacting. During the end fight in Endgame he leaned in and asked if I was ok because I had tears welling up in my eyes. Had to explain to him that, when I was a kid, I could NEVER have imagined that anyone would put the money and effort into just doing a comic book movie "right", and that the that fight scene especially was just something lil me had been waiting for for almost 40 years. I also scared him when Cap picked up that hammer because I let out the same "YES!" Thor did lol. They'll never get it man.
@@doomstadt2371 I'm happy for you man!!!
@@doomstadt2371It wasn't TV series not "doing it right".
They were restrained by TV budgets so had to do things on the cheap.
I think that the echo version of the radar sense is so good, that they totally ripped it off in The Dark Knight.
Yeah mate only problem with that is, Daredevil came out in 2003 and The Dark Knight in 2008. Pretty mind-blowing that a movie ripped off from another that wouldn't be released until five years later.
@@pwlpc you should read his comment again
Netflix daredevil is some of the best entertainment on television. It’s so amazing. !!
I do hope Ben Affleck can convince others of the merits of Ang Lee's Hulk movie. I quite liked it myself.
What does Ben affleck have to do with that movie?
I understand what Ang Lee was going for with the 2003 hulk movie but the execution is not all there for me. The comic book style of scene transitions and editing probably seemed like a good idea after the first raimi Spiderman, but in practice they just end up being unintentionally funny, alongside the fact that 2 of the 3 major action scenes (the forest one against the mutated dogs and the final one at the lake) are shot in absolute darkness so you can't see anything. I will agree that Eric Bana gave a pretty underrated performance as Banner
He gets points for effort, but that movie was just not good. Nick Nolte was horribly miscast, that end confrontation was absolutely dumb, his stupid dangerous dogs were really bad, the action was difficult to follow, and the cg was probably as bad as you could get for a major studio film at the time.
@@doomstadt2371 I agree with everything you said but man...that movie had an atmosphere I really respect. Almost horror-like
@@doomstadt2371 All the CGI money went to the hulk for that movie clearly, to this day he still looks pretty good, even though he looks like a green gummy bear most of the time, he’s so damn green lol, but yeah the movie sucks, one of the most boring I’ve ever seen.
Robert Banner, in an attempt to avoid alliteration... Yes, Bobby Bruce Banner
These Australians goes hard, feel free to share
Saw this back in the 90s and enjoyed it, loved the throwback
The thing I was most excited about when watching this had nothing to do with the Incredible Hulk. It was that Rex Smith, who plays Matt Murdock/Daredevil, was also the star of one of my favourite souped up vehicle shows, Streethawk.
Holy Crap! Everyone talks about Daredevil in this, I had no idea about the Kingpin!!!!! Let alone it being JRD!!!
I love that the daredevil radar sense in this just looks like it’s straight out of The Matrix
OMG REX SMITH IS IN THIS AS DAREDEVIL????!!!!! He's amazing! I saw him as the villian in the Scarlet Pimpernel on broadway and seriously that guy can freaking sing.
Both this and Rambo 1st blood were shot here in my home town of Vancouver (funny seeing the SkyTrain doubling for a subway.)
Technically Rambo was shot in Chilliwack (witch is currently underwater due to extreme flooding) about an hour and a half outside of Vancouver. Love it when old shows were shot here. Sure shows how much the city has changed. The nastolgic trip of seeing my city in 89 is the best part for me lol.
(Note Jason Vorhees also appeared on a sky train in Vancouver while shooting Jason takes Manhattan...the more you know lol)
One of your best reviews ever.....love the police chief vigilante back and forth.
RIP Bill Bixby
I love that the official reason he wasn't called Bruce Banner was because it sounded too comic book, when the actor's name, Bill Bixby, sounded even more like a comic book name.
Thanks for sharing this TV movie. I had never heard of it before. I know that the special effects aren’t the greatest, but I found myself really enjoying it. I rather liked the actor they had as Matt. I kind of wish that they had gone ahead with the Daredevil series (even though I really love Charlie Cox’s DD too).
53 secs in I’m leaving a like because I love u guys so I haven’t heard the rest so I dont if you’re going trash this or not. Just know watching this show was one of my beloved memories from early childhood, so if Maso hates it……my heart will be💔
Oh he loves it! Thank god for that 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅
Also liking the fact that u credited Rex Smith who starred in one of my favourite shows from the 1980s and like all my favourite shows from that era it was cancelled after one season. I’m talking about “Streethawk” pleeaaasseee do a caravan of Garbage on that 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I can't believe nobody took the opportunity to sing the beginning of "Like a Pimp".
Rex Smith---- my fav vehicular action series star---- STREETHAWK
Not gonna lie, I had a very rough weekend. Got into a wreck the night before last and Had a very long day at work today, but when I sat down with my food and opened TH-cam to see this the biggest smile spread across my face. By far my favorite channel.
Omg I love the 90s Spider-Man animation! I can’t wait to see y’all cover it next week!
I remember seeing the Hulk/Thor movie on TV and liking it, though granted I was a little kid at the time, and probably easily impressed.
A few years ago I watched the first episode of the original series, expecting a good laugh. To my surprise, it was genuinely engaging and good. I really liked their explanation as to why and how Bruce Banner decides on Gamma Radiation. Even today, most comic stories and origins just kind of say SCIENCE and QUANTUM and that's fine but actually having it fleshed out the way they do even if it's total nonsense was refreshing to see especially from such an old show that was as you said just for kids.
eh, I thing you could streamline it down a bit and just say that he wanted to build resistance to radiation in humans and thought gamma radiation would be most effective.
The scene where Murdock talks about reading print with his fingers lives in my head rent free.
That clip of Al Snow talking about kayfabe is the deepest of cuts
I genuinely never thought y'all would talk about this movie I'm so happy 😭😂. My favorite Marvel hero is the Hulk so I've watched the old show and this movie is one of my favorites so I'm glad u guys were able to see how good it was but also how silly the shit was 😂. This is y I'm subscribed
I love TIH series! I’m in my mid 20s but when I was younger I found a marathon of the show on SyFy one summer and I was instantly engaged by it. It was something so different that I had never seen before. The show is actually what got me interested in Marvel and I’ve been a huge fan ever since!
I remember the local media being real excited about this production in Vancouver. The recently launched computer controlled LRT was used as a set piece, but they put an actor on the front car to be the 'driver'.
I didn't mind it, I thought it was rather fun when it came out. I haven't seen it since it originally aired but am glad to hear your review of it now from today's perspective.
TV & movies shot in Vancouver did allow productions to stretch their budget a bit due to the difference in the exchange rate, so that might account for the perceived extra production look.
Definitely my favourite hulk and banner in live action
This was my introduction to Daredevil, who has been my favorite Marvel hero ever since
Oh, man I saw this on TV when I was about 11. I LOVED it. The Punisher comic had just finished a multi issue mini series about him going to Europe with the King Pin as the main villain and as I recall it ended in a similar way with KP narrowly escaping off a rooftop in a helicopter.
Good Times.
As always, Ben is on fire with that sad kazoo music at the end.
I always thought Lou was from another country and had an accent, I wasn't aware that he partially deaf
man this series is my nostalgia i love it when i was just a kids, but damn the quality still hold up to this day though minus the effect but the overall drama etc really good~
On this earth, Corn of Coblin is know as *Coblin the Corn*
The coconut hair is where his strength comes from, obviously!
I had recently gone on a binge, watching Hulk made-for-TV movies. I was surprised at how much I liked them and how they incorporated other Marvel heroes. I didn't know back then that they had made one with Daredevil and one with Thor. Yes, there was one with Thor, where his alter-ego would hold the hammer and call out something and transform into Thor. It was loads of fun watching these older series/movies!
6:43 I haven't seen this movie yet but I can tell you right now that it was shot in Vancouver Canada just by the train they get on.
As someone also from Vancouver I immediately recognized the skytrain too 😂
I loved this as a kid, my dad bought me a 2 pack on dvd in the late 90’s of this and the one with him and Thor
Can we take a moment to admire Bill Bixby.
Several really great actors have tried David/Banner.
Ed Norton, and Mark Ruffulo have three Oscar nominations each.
But bill bixby is still remembered for the humanity and emotion he brought to a role even with the limitations of 1970/80’s tv, and the Jekyll/hide curse element of it.
(Aside: Eric Bana your were in Munich dude and Troy. Your hulk director was Ang Lee.
Your award noms are mtv and teen idol mom’s and you didn’t win? come on man get it together)
I’m only 24 turn 25 in December but this and the animated 90s Spider-Man show was all I watched and I had the death of the Incredible Hulk on dvd as well as the double feature hulk meets Thor and hulk meets daredevil good packaged DVD box. Anyways good show good side flicks and final film as well bill was and stil is to me the best Bruce best theme that I’d love to see in the new movies as a nod. The death too. Ugh so good
Collings putting in the "have you ever had a dreamz" kid for Maso's thought stutter is straight savage
I love The Incredible Hulk TV series. Bill Bixby was a national treasure.
Trial (Daredevil) was a great addition. Return (Thor) and Death weren't as good.
I would have Loved to see a Daredevil series made in 1989/90
This daredevil does a problem a lot of daredevils have in live action. They never look blind.
Charlie Cox definitely does, he doesn't even look people in the eyes a lot of the time
I'm so happy you reference Sliders... you need to do an episode on that somehow!
How caravan of garbage isn't the popular thing on TH-cam is something I'll never know.
This was how I first became aware of Daredevil!
I begged my parents to let me stay up to watch this when it debuted on TV. That is how old I am.
Legendary show and the movies were cool. Those were the first things I watched in this series. Iconic.
This was incredibly interesting, easily one of the best Sunday Movies vids yet. Keep up the great work! Would LOVE to see the 3 Punisher films....
Fun Haysey Fact, as a child of the late 80's/90's i saw all kinds of stuff i shouldn't have, Aliens, Jaws, Robocop, Terminator etc and i LOVED thme. But Lou Ferrigno's Hulk...that terrified me! Any time this came on i hid behind the sofa.