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Alice In Disco Land
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Episode
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7 of season 2
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Director
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Sigmund Neufeld Jr.
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Writers
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Karen Harris, Jill Sherman Donner
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Original airdate
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November 3, 1978
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Alias
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David Balon
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Alice In Disco Land is episode nineteen of the live-action TV series The Incredible Hulk. It originally aired on November 3, 1978 on CBS.
Synopsis[]
David discovers that the troubled teenage daughter of a late friend is working in a shady discotheque as a dancer. He tries to help her to overcome a dependency with alcohol.
Cast[]
- Bill Bixby as David Banner
- Jack Colvin as Jack McGee
- Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk
- Donna Wilkes as Alice Morrow
- Jason Kincaid as Louie Shaw
- Julie Hill as Joan Roberts
- Marc Alaimo as Ernie
- Betty Anne Rees as Molly Margo
- Mo Malone as Rosalyn Morrow
- Dennis Holahan as Art Philbin
- Freeman King as D.J.
- Rori Gwynne as Waitress
- Brion James as Al
- Jennifer Joseph as Girl At Disco
- Miles McNamara as Bernard
- Ron Diliberto as Boy At Disco
- Denice Kumagai as Sarah
Highlights[]
Ending sequence (also used in "Earthquakes Happen", "Like a Brother", "Captive Night", "The Lottery", "The Disciple", and "Patterns")
- Cleverly mixes David's sensitivity with the Hulk's incredible power.
- You can also hear a disco version of the Hulk theme in this episode.
- Hulk out 1: Falling through a rickety staircase while trying to get to the drunk girl who is about to jump off the roof, and then finding that she's locked the rooftop door
- Hulk out 2: Trying to get out of the basement cage while handcuffed to a chair only to fall over a stack of boxed bottles and have them all fall on him
Trivia[]
Co-writer Jill Sherman Donner is the widow of actor Robert Donner—who appeared in The Phenom and Sideshow.
The title is an allusion to the Lewis Carroll book "Alice in Wonderland".