Death in the Family is episode two of the live-action TV series The Incredible Hulk. In syndication it is shown in two parts, but was originally aired before the series began—as a two-hour movie entitled "The Return of The Incredible Hulk."
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| - Death in the Family is episode two of the live-action TV series The Incredible Hulk. In syndication it is shown in two parts, but was originally aired before the series began—as a two-hour movie entitled "The Return of The Incredible Hulk."
- The blonde said that her mother had passed away. The neighbor made her some coffee and calmed her down a little and then left. The next day the neighbor went back over to the house and found the blonde crying again. She asked her why she was crying this time. "I just got off of the phone with my sister, her mother died too!"
- Adam is devastated to know that his grandfather has died.
- With Belkar at his mercy, Malack begins to drain the life out of Belkar, but has second thoughts. Instead he begins to drain the blood out of him to turn him into a vampire.
- Death in the Family is the third episode of the television series spin-off Final Destinations. It is written by Glen Morgan and directed by Ronny Yu starring D.B Woodside, Larry Gilman, Callie Thorne, Clea DuVall, Paul Le Mat, Chris Masterson and Sevy Di Cione. The episode connects directly to the first Final Destination film and features the reprisal of the character Mr. Waggner portrayed by Larry Gilman who portrayed the character in James Wong's 2000 Final Destination film. The film uses the same plot connection structure as David R. Ellis' Final Destination 2 film.
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| - Death in the Family is the third episode of the television series spin-off Final Destinations. It is written by Glen Morgan and directed by Ronny Yu starring D.B Woodside, Larry Gilman, Callie Thorne, Clea DuVall, Paul Le Mat, Chris Masterson and Sevy Di Cione. The episode connects directly to the first Final Destination film and features the reprisal of the character Mr. Waggner portrayed by Larry Gilman who portrayed the character in James Wong's 2000 Final Destination film. The film uses the same plot connection structure as David R. Ellis' Final Destination 2 film. The episode features Final Destination series character William Bludworth who is like in the film's portrayed by actor Tony Todd.
- Death in the Family is episode two of the live-action TV series The Incredible Hulk. In syndication it is shown in two parts, but was originally aired before the series began—as a two-hour movie entitled "The Return of The Incredible Hulk."
- The blonde said that her mother had passed away. The neighbor made her some coffee and calmed her down a little and then left. The next day the neighbor went back over to the house and found the blonde crying again. She asked her why she was crying this time. "I just got off of the phone with my sister, her mother died too!"
- Adam is devastated to know that his grandfather has died.
- With Belkar at his mercy, Malack begins to drain the life out of Belkar, but has second thoughts. Instead he begins to drain the blood out of him to turn him into a vampire.
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