Country music icon Waylon Jennings always hated his biggest crossover hit, despite it boosting his career dramatically.

Hulk Hogan’s representative has assured fans there are “no reasons to panic,” amid false reports that he “might not make it” ...

Unlike the CGI-heavy chaos of the MCU timeline, The Incredible Hulk told intimate, human-driven stories grounded in emotion, ...

Whether in a Marvel movie or a TV show, watching Bruce Banner lose control and morph into the unstoppable Hulk is thrilling, terrifying, and sometimes tragic. The concept of a man wrestling with his ...

The Incredible Hulk hit TV screens in 1977 and quickly became one of the strangest superhero shows ever made. Bill Bixby played David Banner and Lou Ferrigno played the Hulk. The show tried to be ...

Before superheroes ruled Hollywood, The Incredible Hulk was smashing records on TV. This one angry, green giant took over entertainment, but the 1978 series packed more surprises than Lou Ferrigno ...

Johnson believes Hulk worked in 'The Avengers' due to the ensemble setting. A line from the TV show resonated at the 2003 premiere. Kenneth Johnson, the creator of the classic 1977–1982 ...

'The Incredible Hulk' creator Kenneth Johnson believes the two Hulk movies flopped because the audiences didn't accept the CGI character in the real world. The 82-year-old screenwriter-and-producer ...

The Incredible Hulk' creator Kenneth Johnson believes the ... of the audience at all was the line that I had written in the 1977 TV pilot as a joke which was, ‘Mr. McGee, don't make me angry.

While the Marvel Cinematic Universe brought Hulk to mainstream stardom, Bruce Banner’s alter ego has been smashing through screens long before the MCU timeline ever existed. From made-for-TV dramas to ...

The original TV series cast in a series of made-for-television ... who has been given the name "The Incredible Hulk".