Hulk Takes A Taxi! | The Incredible Hulk | Science Fiction Station

Picture this: you take a Taxi in downtown New York. Things are good, the sun is shining, you haven't hulked out in a while. And then you get stuck in a traffic jam.... HULK ROAD RAGE!

From The Incredible Hulk Season 1 Episode 4 'Terror In Times Square' - While working at a Times Square arcade, Banner uncovers a murder plot against his employer.

The Incredible Hulk (1977 - 1982): Dr. David Banner is a widowed scientist caught in the middle of an experiment gone bad. As a result, whenever Banner gets extremely upset or stressed out, he turns into a huge green monster called the Incredible Hulk, with awesome strength and rage to match.

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[antonioallen]

Nothing like growing up in the 70's and early 80's and being a comic book nerd and seeing one of your favorite super heroes on tv! That was 300lbs of real muscle, not CGI. And an actor like Bill Bixby put his heart into the character. Ferrigno and Bixby will always be my favorite version of the Hulk. Great scene music and New York is always a great back drop.

[youtuber]

The Hulk used to scare me as a kid. Now I'm laughing at the taxi driver's reaction when he sees him. 😂

[darrylwoodbury]

"You should've cut him off, I told you this is an emergency!"

All these years later, that line still cracks me up.

[justinrad]

Incredible hulk was one of the best shows in the seventies and early '80s

[CJ_]

The "blind" guy after seeing the Hulk: "I can SEE clearly now"🤣!

[JLvatron]

2:38 the look on the taxi driver’s face when he realizes he’s not getting a tip, lol

[keyzone]

Wow, you gotta love the heart these actors from the 70's & 80's put into their performance. No CGI, no green screen, no advanced prosthetics. Such a time warp to go back and see what super hero TV was like from this era.

[rugutv]

The best Hulk ever. It was real and original. Salute.

[seanmcmillan]

There would be no MCU today without this show .

[DocRunaway]

3:34 - Lou Ferrigno told that that blue truck almost hit him for real; it was a real truck unaware of the shooting. The crew didn't have much time to shoot and the weather was freezing so Lou kept it going and in character so the shot could be used and didn't have to be repeated. Luckily nothing happened to him. If you pay attention, when the driver opens the truck's door, it's a white vehicle (not blue) and a totally d8fferent model. It was an attempt to incorporate the truck as part of the scene and not leaving it as a "mistake." Ken Johnson, the series creator and producer, said a few people called the police about having seen the Hulk on the street that day. A specific woman screamed in horror at the sight of the Hulk, although I'm not sure if they used that in the scene.

[TIMWReigo]

i love hulk's attitude here: kick some ass then dip

[ashtonjackfanny]

the look on the cab driver face when David changed into the hulk is too good

[ricardelias]

Incredible Hulk, Six million dollar man, kept me home any weekend back then, wouldn't dream of missing one single episode.

[stalks]

I would do anything to be back living in that time! I miss the old America!...

[GetToDaChoppa-kr]

The music, the way the transformation, the way the hulk movies and the slight slow motion really adds to the powerful effect of this creature. They did great work back in the 70's on this show.

[bloodshadow]

The look on the Taxi driver's face. Heart Attack expression 😂

[onotualiyuohindase]

To me the Incredible Hulk was amongst the best shows ever in the 70s/80s

[richardjohnson]

The Times Square scenes seem like Hulk found his way into a 1970s Scorsese flick

[TheMasterNo]

My Late Mother loved this show, she also liked Bill Bixby. She felt sorry for Banner and The Hulk. She told me she would not have been scared of the Hulk and definitely helped hide him from McGee who she simply despised.