People let me tell you ’bout my best friend, says former child star Brandon Cruz of his TV dad, Bill Bixby, on 1969’s “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father.” Their relationship ...

President Donald Trump delivered a "pep talk" to Republicans on Capitol Hill on Tuesday in an effort to pass his "big, beautiful bill." Trump's visit found House Republicans split between spending ...

Plans were floated to team Bill Bixby’s Hulk with Nicholas Hammond’s Spider-Man in a TV movie. Sadly, it never happened—but imagine the slowest, most dramatic crossover chase scene of all time.

In 2008 the "Hulk" comic rebooted with a bright red Hulk on the cover. Unlike in "Captain America: Brave New World", in the comics the Red Hulk's real identity was a secret for almost two years.

Ferrigno carried actor Bill Bixby’s take on Bruce Banner into his own glimmers of humanity, but otherwise just let it rip. If you saw Ferrigno Hulk running your way, you would run… the other way.

I also found The Incredible Hulk in syndication. When Bill Bixby reprised his role for three TV movies, I was floored, ...

Bringing The Jade Giant To Life One of the most successful non-MCU Marvel outings was the 1977 The Incredible Hulk TV show, starring Bill Bixby as David Banner and Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk. Banner ...

The Incredible Hulk starred Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk himself and Bill Bixby as David Banner (instead of ‘Bruce’). The show debuted with an extended pilot on November 4th, 1977, and continued ...

KENNETH JOHNSON (creator/producer The Incredible Hulk): "I remembered seeing Bill Bixby in a 1973 TV play called Steambath. He gave a dazzling performance, demonstrating every human emotion that ...

The show featured Bill Bixby as David Banner and Lou Ferrigno as Banner’s Hulk form. Back then, CGI wasn’t as great, so CBS used a buffed-up actor to play the Green Goliath.