HULK
Earth-79331
Real Name: George Fisher
Identity/Class: Alternate reality (Earth-79331) human mutate (see comments)
Occupation: Unrevealed
Group Membership: None
Affiliations: None
Enemies: None
Known Relatives: Billy Fisher (son)
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: Los Angeles, California, USA
First Appearance: Billy
television series episode "Fathers & Sons" (March 31, 1979)
Powers/Abilities: As the Hulk, George Fisher possessed superhuman strength and durability, sufficient to punch through a front door with a single punch.
Height: Unrevealed (approximately 6'5")
Weight: Unrevealed (approximately 380 lbs.)
Eyes: Green
Hair: Green
History:
(Billy
television series episode "Fathers & Sons")
- George Fisher, Billy's father, was the Hulk. He burst into the house,
punching down the door, to which Billy asked him to take it easy.
Earth-79331's Hulk was later glimpsed in a daydream by Billy Fisher of
an
alternate reality.
Comments: Created by an unknown creative team (see comments below regarding the TV
series' status).
Billy was an American sitcom consisting of seven episodes, based on the novel Billy Liar by Keith Waterhouse. It aired on CBS from February 26 to April 28, 1979. Starring a then-21-year-old Steve Guttenberg, the show followed a young man named Billy Fisher—a clerk at the Shadrack & Shadrack funeral home—who loved to indulge in daydreams. These fantasies were a key element of the series and featured cameos by famous figures such as Don Adams and Larry Csonka. In the fifth episode, "Fathers & Sons," Lou Ferrigno made a cameo appearance as the Hulk, reprising the role he played in The Incredible Hulk TV series (which, like Billy, aired on CBS). The Hulk appeared in one of the protagonist's daydreams, serving as a metaphorical representation of his father. Presumably, Hulk's appearance was filmed during the production of one of the The Incredible Hulk episodes and likely approved by Marvel. Unfortunately, Billy is considered lost media, as it was never released on VHS or DVD and has not surfaced online. Aside from brief information about the episodes and cast and some set photos, the only available materials are the opening title sequence and a TV spot featuring the Hulk. I attempted to contact Mr. Guttenberg regarding the series but, alas, received no response. If you have recordings of the show or further details about the Hulk's appearance, please let us know, as we would be happy to update the profile!
It is unrevealed how Billy's father
gained the Hulk's powers but it can be assumed that he, like most
other Hulk counterparts, was a gamma mutate.
This profile was completed 08/13/2026 but its publication was delayed, as it was intended for the Appendix's 25th anniversary celebratory event.
Profile by Mike Castle.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Earth-79331's Hulk should be distinguished from:
images: (without ads)
Billy television series promotional
photograph, original source unknown (Hulk with Billy, main)
Billy television
series episode "Fathers & Sons" (all other images in the profile)
Appearances:
Billy television series episode
"Fathers & Sons" (March 31, 1979) - unidentified crew
First Posted: 09/15/2026
Last updated: 08/13/2026
Any Additions/Corrections? please let me know.
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