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Deathmask
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Episode
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20 of season 3
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Director
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John McPherson
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Writer
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Nicholas Corea
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Original airdate
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March 14, 1980
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Alias
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David Brent
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Location
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Prestonville
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Preceded by
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Followed by
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Deathmask is episode fifty-four of the live-action TV series The Incredible Hulk. It originally aired on March 14, 1980 on CBS.
Summary[]
While working at a University campus, David is implicated as the murderer of several young female students. Arrested, David is forced to contend with an angry mob while the real killer is poised to kill the woman he has been seeing.
Cast[]
- Bill Bixby as David Banner
- Jack Colvin as Jack McGee
- Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk
- Gerald McRaney as Chief Frank Rhodes
- Melendy Britt as Joan Singer
- Frank Marth as Mayor Tom Fowler
- Marla Pennington as Miriam Charles
- Lonny Chapman as J.J. Hendren
- Michael Bond as Sid Fox
- Don Marshall as Willy
- Dennis Bowen as Dale Jenks
- Robert Lunny as Newsman
- Desiree Kearns as Young Blond Woman
- Kieran Mullaney as Young Man
Highlights[]
Ending sequence (same as in "The Quiet Room" and "King of the Beach")
- Provides a chilling story for true Hulk fans
- Hulk-out 1: Trying to stop the psycho from driving off with his friend only to be dragged by the car across the parking lot, and then having the psycho yank the wheel so that David is thrown across the lot into a bunch of broken boxes
- Hulk-out 2: Being handcuffed in an office by the psycho (who turns out to be the chief of police), and then having an angry mob break through the door and through the makeshift barricade David tries to make (while still handcuffed), and then having the mob proceed to throw him against the wall and beat the living daylights out of him
Trivia[]
Gerald McRaney ("Simon and Simon", "Major Dad") makes his fourth and final appearance.
Don Marshall's character is listed in the end credits as "Man", but in the episode, his character is named "Willy".