the courtship of eddie's father or the incredible hulk?

blueedwards · Sep 26, 2006

which is bill bixby's finest work? for me, its hard to ignore any series that has a green lou ferigno as the main draw. but, the theme song for the courtship of eddie's father used to get stuck in my head for days.

people let me ya tell 'bout my best friend...bad-ah...bad-ah-ba-da-bah.

after wathcing the hulk, i either ran around my basement screaming and posing in front of a mirror or, i just beat the hell out of my little brother. but, while watching the courtship of eddie's father, i learned a little about how to be a single parent and how to handle a japanese nanny with an attitude.

i dont know...its probably a toss up.

WCBias · Sep 26, 2006

blue edwards said:
which is bill bixby's finest work? for me, its hard to ignore any series that has a green lou ferigno as the main draw. but, the theme song for the courtship of eddie's father used to get stuck in my head for days.

people let me ya tell 'bout my best friend...bad-ah...bad-ah-ba-da-bah.

after wathcing the hulk, i either ran around my basement screaming and posing in front of a mirror or, i just beat the hell out of my little brother. but, while watching the courtship of eddie's father, i learned a little about how to be a single parent and how to handle a japanese nanny with an attitude.

i dont know...its probably a toss up.

When I went to 6th grade camp I picked a camp name of Hulk....loved that show

RobFunk · Sep 26, 2006

The kid in COEF was brilliant. Bixby was just a Mr. Brady type to me. He was really just playing dad to the tee. Basic acting stuff really.

In Hulk, BB had to tear through so many emotions and then worry about bad ass Lou Ferrigno following up what he did. I think it brought out his best. The delivery of "You wouldnt like me when I get angry" is simply unmistakable.

A part of my wants to say COEF. But ultimately, it is Hulk which proves to be BB's best work.

VIEJODINOSAUR · Sep 26, 2006

Bixby's best work was in My Favorite Martian with Ray Walston, forget the Hulk...

Journeyman · Sep 26, 2006

Loved that show...I wonder if he ever tapped the housekeeper? And that cooky, hip 60's chick Tina?

I liked how the show ended each week with tem talking, Bixby would be driving in his little sports car giving Eddie a lesson in life.

He's my best friend.... :suomi: