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The first season episode of the Incredible Hulk, “Never Give a Trucker an Even Break” was a great episode that one of the greatest directors of all time, Steven Spielberg hated. Why did Spielberg hate it? The episode used footage from Spielberg’s TV movie the Duel which he made him angry, and you wouldn’t like him when he’s angry. He couldn’t do anything about it though, since, Universal owned both the Hulk TV show and “The Duel” starring Dennis Weaver.   He did learn something though. After that he always insisted a clause be in his contracts to protect his movies from being used as stock footage. Regardless, of Spielberg’s feelings toward the episode, it was one of the best of the series. The scenes in question are related to the red Plymouth shown in the episode and the old beat up big rig truck. On the movie Dennis Weaver is harassed by a truck driver the entire movie and pretty much scared out of his mind.  Duel originally aired as a part of the ABC Movie of the Week series on Nov

This is one crazy Christmas cartoon with an mouse martian invasion you've never seen before. This is a funny cartoon for all ages to enjoy this Christmas time. You've got a martian mouse named Milo vs Santa Claus and a crazy caveman named Ug Lug living in the 21st Century and Claw Cat who happens to be a martial arts expert, or at least he thinks he is. Most of these characters are featured in Caveman Comics my original comic book series available at Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NYVBN6H

In this video I take a look at the war between the Six Million Dollar Man, Steve Austin and the Robot Maker, Dr. Dolenz. The Robot Maker first appeared on the first season episode of the Six Million Dollar Man, “Day of the Robot and then on two more episodes, “Run, Steve, Run” and Return of the Robot Maker.” The Robot Maker could easily be confused with the Fembot creator, Dr. Franklin. Interestingly enough there doesn’t seem to be a connection between the two doctors and their bionic robots, even though, both doctors used the exact same tactic of replacing Austin’s boss, Oscar Goldman with an exact robot duplicate.  In his first appearance, the Robot Maker is referred to as Dr. Dolenz. In his second appearance he introduces himself as Jeffrey Dolenz. In his third and final appearance he introduces himself as Chester Dolenz. No explanation for the name change is given. Perhaps, he didn’t want people to know his real name. Coincidentally, on a trivia note, the actor who played the Robot

What if the Hulk tried to join the Super Friends one Saturday morning back in the 70's or 80's? This cartoon features Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and other Super Friends along with the Hulk, of course.