Tvcrazyman's Entertainment Blog

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...

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.

TV superhero fan-made fight featuring the Incredible Hulk and the Six Million Dollar Man. This is the fight we all wanted growing up as kids in the 70's and 80's. It could have been bigger than the Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Bigfoot fight!

Lou Ferrigno the Incredible Hulk TV Star Anybody that grew up in the 70’s and owned a television knows who Lou Ferrigno is and so does anybody who ever picked up a muscle magazine back in the day with hopes of becoming their own version of the Incredible Hulk.  In the video above there's plenty of Hulk facts and trivia to enjoy.

If you are a big Incredible Hulk fan then check out this super ever growing Incredible Hulk playlist!

Funny parody of Spider-man No Way Home portal scene with Lou Ferrigno Incredible Hulk

We discuss what went wrong with the 2003 Hulk movie. In 2003 Hulk debuted. It was directed by Ang Lee  and starred Eric Bana  as Bruce Banner/Hulk, alongside Jennifer Connelly, Sam Elliott, Josh Lucas, and Nick Nolte Possible spoilers, in case you haven’t seen it. Eric Bana commented that the shoot was "Ridiculously serious... a silent set, morbid in a lot of ways." Lee told him that he was shooting a Greek tragedy: The film was released on June 20, 2003, and it grossed $245 million worldwide. The movie made 62.1 million dollars on opening weekend. At the time that was the 16th biggest opening ever. Unfortunately, for  the movie it dropped 70 percent the next weekend. It had a budget of 137 million. If it wasn’t for the addition of the world wide box office the movie would have tanked completely. It became the largest opener at the time to not earn at least 150 million dollars at the box office. The box office tells you something went wrong with this movie. It’s obvious t...

  What Makes for the Best Superhero What exactly makes a superhero a perfect superhero? Some comic book fans prefer the rampaging angry superhero who smashes evil, while others like their heroes to be dark and grim and scare the bad guys, others love the patriotic example of determination and willpower, and some like myself like all the above examples. These are the kind of personality traits found in even non-super powered heroes that inspire us to keep going when we face our own super battles in life that push us to our limits of human endurance after all, “It ain’t about hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward that’s how winning is done.” Unfortunately, some of the best characteristics of our favorite comic book heroes have started to fall by the wayside. As a man on a lifelong personal quest to create the perfect superhero, the question of what makes the perfect super hero is one I have pondered for years. God willing you will be seeing...

  Watch an artist and comic book writer go through a startling transformation into Marvel Comics' Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno Bill Bixby , old television super coolness style! What if instead of Gamma Rays a man was transformed into the rampaging Hulking monster by electricity in a light bulb? This is a cautionary tale to avoid changing light bulbs by yourself in a dark spooky basement. This videos takes place in the spookiest darkest basements ever! It's the scariest and funniest video yet made by Tvcrazyman. Will you be able to watch the entire video without becoming too afraid? Also, what other terrifying cartoon character will Tvcrazyman become in this very episode? Is he a superhero, cartoon character, or something even more terrifying? For more crazy antics, parodies, cartoons, and pop culture history check out the Tvcrazyman Youtube Channel Also, check out my Amazon author's page at Amazon . Hulk fans of the 80's cartoon check out my video below where I switche...

What happened when the Hulk saw himself on television in the comics?  In this video we’ll go back in time to age of disco when Jimmy Carter was President, 1978. We’ll take a look at one of my favorite comic books of all time, Marvel Two-In-One #46 featuring the Thing and guest starring the Incredible Hulk. In this story, we find out what happens when the Incredible Hulk sees himself on television. Will the Hulk smash Hollywood? How many stars show up in this book from 1970's television. Watch the video to find out. https://youtu.be/yT5k2FuqutY A Moment in Incredible Hulk Comic Book and TV History and 1970’s Nostalgia What happened when the Hulk saw himself on television in the comics? From my  youtube channel youtube.com/tvcrazyman Also, loaded to  Rumble  and  Bitchute In this video we’ll go back in time to age of disco when Jimmy Carter was President, 1978. We’ll take a look at one of my favorite comic books of all time, Marvel Two-In-One #46 featuring the Th...