Bill Bixby was disagnosed with cancer after his third Incredible Hulk movie. Fans mistakenly believe Bixby's illness prevented the fourth Hulk movie, but it was really due to poor ratings.

Bill Bixby TV shows span a 20 year period between 1963's 'My Favorite Martian' and 1983's 'Goodnight, Beantown' with the ...

Running out of gas, Banner is thwarted by a series of awful gas station attendants who refuse to fill him up. Hulk smash! (Note: if you were wondering what happened to the pregnant woman, don't worry.

While he isn’t one to split hairs over his work, Bill Bixby evidently doesn’t mind splitting a few shirts. The veteran television star found both critical and popular success with his ...

And then Bixby went on to star in “The Incredible Hulk” from 1977 until 1982. He then returned to comedy for CBS’ “Goodnight, Beantown” from 1983 until 1984.

And I won my Emmy for The Incredible Hulk for falling in love with Bill Bixby’s character. I was nursing my child at the time, and Bill agreed to stop the camera whenever the baby needed feeding.” ...

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 ...

Okay, sure, the movie version of the Incredible Hulk could kick the ass of the old Bill Bixby/Lou Ferrigno version pretty soundly. The TV Hulk could push a car on its side, knock down a tree and ...

In the homage, She-Hulk star Tatiana Maslany essentially played the Bill Bixby role — gamma radiation chair, glowing green eyes and everything — while one of Maslany’s Hulk stand-ins, Devon ...

The green Lou Ferrigno (and somber Bill Bixby, as Dr. Banner) he ended up with worked out pretty well, though, with the unexpectedly adult-leaning superhero series running for five hit seasons ...

Bill Bixby, 59, one of ... the 1960s sitcom “My Favorite Martian” and later in “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father” and “The Incredible Hulk”; ... he set out to write 10 novels in that ...