Anyone going to buy the box set that has all 5 seasons of the Incredible Hulk TV series with Bill Bixby?

It comes out on Oct 21 to coincide with the release of the Incredible Hulk movie with Ed Norton.


the artwork for the set looks cool.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Inc...-Box-Art/10408

I guess everybody bought all the season sets or don't care about a box set with all the seasons of the show.

I've bought 2 of them so far so I'll probably just stick with buying them seperate.

I might be interested at some point, depending on price drops in the future.

I'm curious to see if some angry mother is gonna complain about Bixby cussing and using sexually suggestive language in the blooper reel on Season 5. I loved it, but you know some mom is gonna shit.

No I have 1-4 no need for an over-size box-set I will pick-up 5 later on.

I always thought of Bill Bixby as a clean cut guy

I'm really interested in getting this set, but was wondering is this complete w/ the various pilots, mini-series specials and tv movies included. The completist in me wants to own everything as far as the Bixby/Hulk series goes and it would make it much easier if this box set had it all.

amazon has it listed as 14 discs, but Buy.com has it at 20 discs which would be consistent with the individual releases. Doesn't mention the 3 tv movies. It does list "additional footage" but I don't know if thats addtional to what's on the individual releases or not.

The people on amazon say it doesnt have any content not on the individual sets. I'm interested because I didn't buy the individual ones. The packaging is pretty nice if there is a price drop.

Those Tv-Movies are still owned by Anchor Bay.

actually FOX owns The Death and AB has the other 2, this set is just a gathering of all 5 individual seasons into 1 nifty neat-o box like Universal has done with other series, no new content

I have all 5 sets (bought the horrendously short season 5 set on Tuesday) and all 3 post-TV series TV movies on DVD. I met Kenny Johnson earlier this year and he autographed my season 2 set.

I was puzzled why Anchor Bay had the rights to Return and Trial, while FOX got Death even though they were all produced by the same company (New World).