Banner waking to to he possibility that he may as the Hulk have committed a murder makes for an interesting start. Running through his head whether or not to turn himself over to the police and listening to the voices from his past is a nice touch well executed. A story that seems out of place as a Hulk episode. Bixby is as usual excellent and carries his character well through this "who really did it". The various tellings of what happened on the night keep you guessing as no-ones motives seem to be black and white, who's blackmailing who and why? Many dislike the episode as it steps away from the standard action tale and gives a little More to think about. The truly notable thing is the casting of Jeremy Brett as James Joslin. Brett went on to star as Granada Television's much acclaimed Sherlock Holmes series in Britain.
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