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The Incredible Hulk: Hulkville Episode 9: Into The Streets
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Episode 9 of Marvel Move's Hulkville: Into the Streets: Civil Unrest
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"Rick's broadcast hasn't gone unnoticed and now you have a whole lot more to deal with than Gamma poisoning."
Scenes in this episode (may contain spoilers):
• You and Betty try to get Rick to the clinic. Doctor Fisher calls you and says that Bruce has locked himself in the back room with his notes and samples, which sends Betty into a panic. He's going to take the cure! • You encounter a crowd of angry Paloma citizens shouting about the cure being hidden from them. You try to talk to Bruce through the radio but he isn't answering. • Some of the protestors want to check on Rick, but you hurry past to avoid them and get to the clinic. • Bruce contacts you and says that Gamma is in the water, poisoning the town. He blames himself because of his research and he intends to take the cure to get rid of the Hulk. • Doctor Fisher bundles you into the clinic, and in the distance, you hear warning shots fired. She tells you there have been crowds in the street for an hour heading to the recruiting office. She injects Rick with the cure while Betty breaks down the door to get to Bruce, only to find him gone.
Credits for this episode (may contain spoilers):
Cast:
Betty: Rosalyn Mitchell
Rick Jones: Andrew Nowak
Dr. Fisher: Candace Marie
Bruce: Torian Brackett
Alice: Juliana Gutiérrez Arango
Johnny: Galen Arnett
Crew:
Writer: Matt Wieteska
Director: Ella Watts
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