Lankershim Car Wash, 6622 Lankershim Boulevard, North Hollywood, California, USA

Tony Burton and Rana Ford in The Incredible Hulk (1977)

Ok, ok, I'll tell you what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna go out there now and I'm gonna get you some food. Some good food. And that means, no more candy bars, ok?

Ok. Maybe you should get a new shirt that fits.

Yeah, well I, did the best I could under the circumstances.

Lou Ferrigno in The Incredible Hulk (1977)

Michael D. Roberts in Like a Brother (1979)

Bill Bixby

Jack Colvin

Lou Ferrigno

Richard Christian Matheson

Tom Szollosi

David &apos;Butler&apos; works at a car-wash in a black neighborhood run by a drug dealer with a black panther. He tries to help two orphans, the youngest of which is a diabetic.

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Decent &quot;blaxploitation&quot; Hulk adventure

&quot;Incredible Hulk&quot; meets &quot;Car Wash&quot; meets standard 70&apos;s urban-action movie plot..

David is the &quot;minority&quot; in this plot, working at an inner-city car wash.. there&apos;s the stock &quot;militant&quot; who has a problem in general with &quot;Whitey&quot;.. also a younger kid, who&apos;s a type-1 diabetic, looking after himself.. the main threat involves a drug lord who asserts himself into the lives of the locals..

there are too many subplots here.. the one about the young kids is fine, but there&apos;s also another guy who&apos;s on parole, and who nervously points a gun at the hulk in the climax-- but doesn&apos;t shoot-- this episode features the line &quot;now that&apos;s what I call a colored man&quot;-- referring to the Hulk, of course..

a drug lord&apos;s pet black panther is named &quot;Huey&quot;-- presumably a pun on the radical activist Huey P. Newton..

Ernie Hudson plays a heavy here-- he would go on to play the heroic Winston in the &quot;Ghostbusters&quot; movies, also the HBO series &quot;Oz&quot;, and more..

"Incredible Hulk" meets "Car Wash" meets standard 70's urban-action movie plot..

David is the "minority" in this plot, working at an inner-city car wash.. there's the stock "militant" who has a problem in general with "Whitey".. also a younger kid, who's a type-1 diabetic, looking after himself.. the main threat involves a drug lord who asserts himself into the lives of the locals..

there are too many subplots here.. the one about the young kids is fine, but there's also another guy who's on parole, and who nervously points a gun at the hulk in the climax-- but doesn't shoot-- this episode features the line "now that's what I call a colored man"-- referring to the Hulk, of course..

a drug lord's pet black panther is named "Huey"-- presumably a pun on the radical activist Huey P. Newton..

Ernie Hudson plays a heavy here-- he would go on to play the heroic Winston in the "Ghostbusters" movies, also the HBO series "Oz", and more..

David 'Butler' works at a car-wash in a black neighborhood run by a drug dealer with a black panther. He tries to help two orphans, the youngest of which is a diabetic.

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