Welcome back to My 70s TV Childhood, the classic British TV podcast about growing up in 1970s Britain and the part television played in our lives. So many of you asked about it after our Wonder Woman episode that this week we're looking back at The Incredible Hulk, the programme that gave British children in the late 1970s a rather alarming lesson in anger management. From Bill Bixby's gentle, haunted David Banner to Lou Ferrigno's unforgettable Hulk, it's a show that shaped a generation, one ripped shirt at a time.
The My 70s TV Childhood Theme Tune Game
We're working on a playable version of our famous theme tune round, the My 70s TV Childhood Theme Tune Game, and we're now close to beginning manufacturing. Before we take that step, it would really help to know whether it's something you might buy. There's absolutely no commitment, but it will help us judge production numbers. If a nostalgic family game for people who grew up with 1970s British television sounds like your sort of thing, or like the perfect gift for the dad who has everything, register your interest at www.my70stvchildhood.com. Any profits will go straight back into the costs of making the podcast. More details, including the launch schedule, will follow soon.
We're also planning a special opportunity for listeners to be involved in an event marking the launch, so watch, or perhaps listen, to this space.
What to Expect
Did you try your own transformation in the playground, or read the Marvel comics? Share your memories by leaving a comment on the blog, on any of our social media pages, or by emailing oliver@my70stvchildhood.com.
Take care,
Oliver
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