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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Universal
EAN: 0025195035521
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 2
Publisher: Universal Studios
Region Code: 1
Release Date: October 21, 2008
Running Time: 300 minutes
Sales Rank: 8999
Studio: Universal Studios
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Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca) Release Date: 10/21/2008
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Rating:  - The end is here...sadly
The final season of "The Incredible Hulk" consists of just 7 episodes and I'm not really all that sure as to how many of these were actual season 5 episodes. The fourth season was cut short due to a writers strike, had a late start and only 18 episodes. Before the fifth season got underway the show had already been canceled.
As is, this is easily the weakest season overall. Of the 7 episodes, three are worthy of the best the series had to offer.
1. The Phenom: BAD. Bad acting, bad story, lame Hulk action and an overall silly overtone ruin this one.
2. Two Godmothers: Nothing special. Stretches credibility, even by Hulk standards, weak writing and lame acting. OK Hulk-out in the middle but this is overall a forgettable affair.
3. Veteran: Pretty good. Overall a suspenseful episode with a good plot twist, solid acting, good Hulk action and some nifty flashbacks.
4. Sanctuary: Solid. I'd read some bad reviews for this one but I was pleasantly surprised. It's nothing special but it's entertaining nonetheless. I did find it odd to cast Diana Muldaur (previously cast as David's sister in the Season 3 episode "Homecoming") as the head nun.
5. Triangle: Solid. OK affair in which David falls for a woman but fate rears it's ugly head and sends him on his way once again. Nice twist in the end and this proved to be Jack McGee's swansong in the original series.
6. Slaves: BAD. Nice scenery, nice location, OK story ... Read More
Rating:  - Bill Bixby is back,and so is The Incredible Hulk:The Complete Fifth Season
Don't make me angry.You wouldn't like me when i'm agnry. The most famous line Kenneth Johnson ever wrote in television history. Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno is back. THE INCREDIBLE HULK:The Complete Fifth Season will be released on October 21st,2008. THE INCREDIBLE HULK:The Complete Series will be released on the same day along with the new THE INCREDIBLE HULK Movie.
Rating: - The Incredible Hulk - The Complete Fifth Season
I'm so very excited that the fifth and final season of The Incredible Hulk is finally here. During the late seventies and early eighties, I really enjoyed the show and hated it when it got cancelled. Bill Bixby was my all time favorite actor and although he died in 1993, his spirit will live on by his best roll as Doctor David Banner. Although he did not want to be in the show at first, his agent, incouraged him to do so and it became the greatest show that he was ever in. I was also sad that there were several episodes that were never filmed and I wish that they could have been because when the series ended, it left serval unanswered questions such as when Doctor David Banner finally be cured of The Incredible Hulk. That was finally answered by the final television movie of the series known as "The Death of The Incredible Hulk", which I highly reccommend for any Incredible Hulk fan. I felt glad for Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk because Bill Bixby incouraged him throughtout the entire series and he became a great actor because of it. However, I felt sorry for Jack Colvin, who played investigative reporter Jack McGee because although his articles of finding The Hulk was never resolved in the capture, they became his obsession and through it all, he became a better actor. Jack Colvin died three years ago but Bill Bixby, his spirit lives on.
Rating: - THE SEASON THAT CUT THIS SHOW SHORT
I'm so excited that The Incredible Hulk's short-lived 1981-82 Season is finally coming out on DVD this Fall in mid October and it's about time too, especially since I've been dying to see my favorite episodes from The Incredible Hulks short-lived 5th Season complete and uncut like they were shown originally on CBS back in the Fall of 1981 before CBS had cancelled The Incredible Hulk all of the sudden in November of 1981, due to budget cuts, except Universal makes each DVD commercial-free, unlike how all the episodes get shown on the Sci-Fi Channel, since Sci-Fi edites too many scenes and adds too many commercials in between like I have previously explained in my other review on The Incredible Hulk's Fifth Season and I can hardly wait to add the Hulk's 5th Season to my Incredible Hulk DVD collection from the first 4 seasons.
Additionally, Universal should've also had the front cover of The Incredible Hulk-Season Five DVD say "The Final Season", just like they did with KNIGHT RIDER-SEASON 4 and THE A-TEAM-SEASON 5 to inform people that those were the last seasons for those shows and that no more DVD's for those shows were going to be in the works from now on, since KNIGHT RIDER only had 4 seasons and THE A-TEAM only had 5 seasons, which is also why it would've been practical if they would've also put "The Final Season" in front of the cover of THE INCREDIBLE HULK's 5th Season, since THE INCREDIBLE HULK only had 5 seasons and will no longer have any more seasons of THE INCREDIBLE HULK in ... Read More
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