Falling Angels

David Banner(Bill Bixby) accepts a job offer to be a handyman/driver at the Chesley Heights Home For Girls, an orphanage for teenage girls. Unfortunately, the manager, a woman named Rita(played by Annette Charles) is secretly(along with her boyfriend) training the girls to be safe-crackers, shoplifters, and pickpockets! When David finds out, he tries to stop the plan and redeem the girls before it is too late, as a fancy fund raiser will be used to rob the would-be donors. Marginal episode is undeniably far-fetched, bordering on silly, but fine acting and lively direction compensate, though this is certainly not a highlight of the series...

David (Bixby) takes a job as a handyman in a girl's home, where a couple of troubled teens are cajoled into criminal activity by an unscrupulous crook (Herrera) and his girlfriend (Charles) who works at the home. Groomed to perform a number of swindles, David develops a close bond with the reluctant one (Morgan-Weldon) managing to keep them out of harm's way until the Hulk emerges to settle the score on a more permanent basis.

Low-key Hulk episode struggles to contrive the necessary circumstances for the Hulk to appear; his first incarnation develops from a minor altercation with a couple of, essentially, law-abiding sanitation workers. There's a couple of humorous moments (the Hulk answers a ringing pay phone with an irate woman at the other end), the usual attempt at social commentary (racial prejudice in this instance) and an apparently "Shaft"-inspired musical theme that isn't bad, but it's a time-filler at best and not for the Hulk highlight reel.