Corrected entry: In the pilot episode, Dr. Banner is locked in a chamber with Dr. Elaina Marks monitoring him. She asks him if he wants something to drink. He says yes. She says "Apple juice okay?" Dr. Banner replies, "That'd be great." Dr. Marks immediately pulls a bottle of orange juice out of the grocery bag. She then goes to hand it to Dr. Banner, and again, it's noticeable that it is orange juice, not apple juice.
The Incredible Hulk (1978)
1 corrected entry
Starring: Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno, Jack Colvin, Michael Santiago
Never Give a Trucker an Even Break - S1-E9
Continuity mistake: There is a scene where the female trucker is driving her truck and she intentionally hits a brown car. The problem is that she had already passed by this brown car a few seconds ago when David was getting into her truck through the window.
David Banner: Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.
Trivia: Ted Cassidy, best known for his role as Lurch in the hit TV series "The Addams Family", did the opening narration for the show as well as the vocal effects for the Hulk. Sadly, Ted Cassidy died during production of Season 2. The Hulk's vocal effects were then done by actor Charles Napier for the rest of the show. Ted Cassidy's voice was still used for the opening narrations of all seasons.
Homecoming - S3-E8
Question: What did David's mother die from?
Answer: An illness, although it's never stated what kind of illness. David blames his dad for her death because his father never took her to the hospital. So in all likelihood, her illness was never diagnosed anyways and David might not even have known what it was.
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Correction: The bottle of juice she is holding is cloudy apple juice, which can vary in colour from very light to very dark.
Watch the episode, then correct. It's a bit obvious.
bertollini