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The Incredible Hulk Season 4 Episode 9

King of the Beach

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Aired Friday 8:00 PM Feb 06, 1981 on CBS

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AIRED: 2/6/81

In an effort to raise money towards opening his own restaurant, a body-builder (played by Hulk star Lou Ferrigno) competes in a body-building contest, only to be at odds with some questionable people who are involved in the competition.

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Bill Bixby	Dr. David Banner
Lou Ferrigno	The Hulk
Jack Colvin	Jack McGee
Ted Cassidy	Narrator (uncredited)

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Leslie Ackerman	Mandy	Guest Star
Charlie Brill	Solly Diamond	Guest Star
George Caldwell	Rudy	Guest Star

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Hulk and Lou Ferrigno are on stage staring at each other and you can see the old split screen between them and Hulk standing on a higher platform to look taller.
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QUOTES (2)
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- Carl: (to David) You'd look great all pumped up.
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- Carl: (to David) You still can't know what it's like to be a freak.
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NOTES (4)
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- This is Lou Ferrigno's first (and only) actual speaking role in the series.
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- alias: David Bennet
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- job: works in cafe
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- Hulk star Lou Ferrigno has dual roles in this episode, not only as the Hulk but also as the body-builder. In many respects, this episode is a reflection of Ferrigno's own life. (For example, like the body-builder he portrays in this episode, Ferrigno himself is hearing impaired.)
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- The allusion in the title, "King of the Beach," is to the game, "King of the Mountain."
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