The Incredible Hulk Returns

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NARRATOR:

Dr. David Banner, Physician, scientist,

searching for a way to tap

into the hidden strengths

that all human have.

Then an accidental

overdose of gamma radiation

alters his body chemistry.

And now, when David Banner

grows angry or outraged,

a startling

metamorphosis occurs.

THE INCREDIBLE HULK - RETURNS 1988

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The creature is driven

by rage and pursued

by an investigative reporter.

Mr. McGee, don't make me angry.

You wouldn't like me

when I'm angry.

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NARRATOR:

David Banner is believed to be dead.

And he must let the world. thing

that he is dead until he can

find a way to control the raging

spirit that dwells within him.

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FEMALE VOICE IN DREAM:

David?

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Good boy.

Good boy.

Ready?

Good morning.

Good morning.

Great.

MAGGIE SHAW:
Ah, ah, button me.

Oh, you got it.

Hmm.

That tickles.

It's supposed to tickle.

You smell delicious.

Mmm.

Mmm.

You taste pretty good, too.

Come live here with me, David.

It only makes sense.

I'm here most of the

time anyway, aren't I?

It's best this way for

now, Maggie, believe me.

You sound like you're

protecting me from something.

What can I possibly

be protecting you from?

The monster in you maybe?

- Monster?

- Yes.

You remember, you told me

once that before we met,

you'd gone through a long period

of selfdestructive behavior.

You didn't go into

any details, even

though I tried all

my feminine wiles.

Yes, you did.

But you called it to your monster,

your Mr. Hyde.

It's been two years since my

Mr. Hyde has shown his ugly face.

Why are you concerned now?

You were very restless in

your sleep again last night.

It worries me when you're like that. I

feel like I can't do anything to help you.

You help me more than

I can ever tell you.

Try, please.

I think I need that too this morning.

Okay.

I use you,

your image, for control.

I concentrate on you,

as the old song goes,

and I make it through.

It's a little like AA, I suppose.

You get through one nightmare at a time.

Oh, it was the same for

me after Michael died.

But I survived by losing control,

by just letting loose.

Some things, Maggie,

you can't just let loose.

Sweetheart,

I wasn't meant to lead

a lonely widow's life.

I had my time.

And you were not

meant to be alone.

Very soon,

I'll be certain that what once

happened to me without warning

will never happen again, ever.

And then I will very seriously

consider your sinful proposal.

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REPORTER:
Mr. Lambert, please,

just a couple of questions

Mr. Lambert.

Mr. Lambert, please.

Why a public unveiling

of this gamma transponder.

Won't security be a problem?

Security is only a problem

when you try keeping something this big,

this important, a secret.

Why is the transponder so

big Mr. Lambert, so important?

Well, it...

Zack, it's in all the press

packages, Dan, and you know it.

The transponder will create a

nearly unlimited energy so as

by accelerating the decay

of gamma radiated material.

Now, I'd say that was a big and

important advance in the field

of scientific endeavor,

wouldn't you, Dan? Huh?

Come on, little brother.

No straggling.

[intercom paging Dr. Cascade]

This institute is in the

business of the future.

And that business of the future is science.

- I've already heard this sermon.

- You know, me too.

I am off to biogenetics.

Ah.

See you for lunch, love?

- You got it.

- Okay.

JOSH LAMBERT:
One thing

I want to clear up,

we are not putting the

transponder up for dish as a weapon.

ZACK:
David.

I'm glad you're here. The, uhm...

show and tell of the transponder is

going to begin in just a few minutes.

And Josh would appreciate

it very much if you would...

And Josh would appreciate if I were

to handle the presentation, correct?

Well, yes, that's correct.

I already said no, Zack,

over a week ago.

I'm sorry, but the

answer is still the same.

Well, Mr. Lambert, who is the Lambert

scientist responsible for making this discovery?

There'll be a press

conference at 3 this afternoon.

All your questions will

be answered at that time.

Jim, Weldon.

REPORTER:
Mr. Lambert, any

more information on the site?

[intercom paging Professor]

You shook your head.

I assume that means that you're

not going to take the credit, do you?

Again, you're not going to stand up there,

with you're creation and ah...

accept a little applause.

It was a team effort.

You led the way, and the team knows it.

I'm sorry.

He's sorry.

I have my reasons.

What ever kind of trouble you're in,

Mr. Banyon,

I can help clean it up.

I appreciate the offer, Josh,

but I don't want you involved.

Not involved?

David, for God's sake, you've been

with this for almost two years. Will...

I don't need the publicity.

Everything I do need for

what I have to do is here.

You allow me to use the lab after hours.

You pay me very well.

Yes, yes,...

and there's also the added incentive

of Dr. Maggie Shaw, biogeneticist.

That's true. That's right.

All right. All right. I surrender.

When we unveil the transponder,

you may hid in the background.

As usual.

JOSH LAMBERT:
Ladies

and gentlemen, a miracle in our time

and the hope of the future.

The gamma transponder and

the people responsible.

Nearly two years of

concentrated research,

hard work, the the very

real possibility of curing my...

my problem seems at last to be here,

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