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Married
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Episode
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1 of season 2
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Director
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Writer
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Kenneth Johnson
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Original airdate
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September 22, 1978
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Alias
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David Benton
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Location
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Honolulu, Hawaii
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Preceded by
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Married was the 2-hour season two premiere episode of The Incredible Hulk. It originally aired on September 22, 1978 on CBS.
Synopsis
David travels to Hawaii to enlist the aid of Dr. Caroline Fields, a psychiatrist who he believes will be able to help him, through hypnosis, to control his transformations into the Hulk. When David learns that she is stricken with a terminal illness, he agrees to offer his expertise in exchange for hers. As the two work closely together, they begin to form a bond and fall in love. But will this romance be wrought with tragedy?
Cast
- Bill Bixby ... David Banner
- Jack Colvin ... Jack McGee
- Lou Ferrigno ... The Hulk
- Mariette Hartley ... Dr. Caroline Fields
- Brian Cutler ... Brad
- Diane Markoff ... The Girl
- Duncan Gamble ... Mark
- Meeno Peluce ... The Boy
- Rosalind Chao ... Receptionist
- Russ Grieve ... Conservative Man
- Nat Jones ... 1st Messenger
- Russ Takaki ... 2nd Messenger
Highlights
- Bixby's and Hartley's topnotch performances, along with the excellent script, make this one of the best episodes of the series.
- The scene when Hulk tears Brad and Mark's house apart.
Trivia
Movie poster in Sweden
- This was released theatrically in parts of Europe under the title The Bride of the Incredible Hulk
- Mariette Hartley won the Emmy Award for "Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series," making it the first time a science-fiction series had won an Emmy for a non-technical category
- This is the only episode where the Hulk and Banner appear on screen together (in a dream sequence)
- The scene with Bixby and Ferrigno together was filmed at the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, California
- Mariette Hartley and Loni Anderson ("Of Guilt Models And Murder") have both said that Bill Bixby was their favorite actor to work with