- Story-driven, fast-paced, intelligently-scripted story with Bill Bixby in top form as a blind Banner.
- Early scenes are genuinely warm as we see that David has become very much a part of the family he is staying with.
- Nicolas Coster and Jack Rader are great as the ‘villains’ of the piece, with some smart dialogue and motivations.
- This is one of those TIH episodes that has the tone of socially-conscious show like Quincy or Lou Grant.
- The Hulk scenes in this are among the best in the series, especially the one where he goes up against a tank. And wins. Earlier, we get a very funny one involving Dennis Fimple.
- This is very much an adult drama, where the story and the characters are intelligent.
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