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Quote: Originally Posted by GregX Considering Greg has said that he has a five season plan, and a hope for DVD movies... as well as future plans for Norman, and Norman not being dead... I think Norman will return as the Goblin sometime soon... maybe not the third season, but, and considering how the timeline is here, having him as the Goblin so close to Harry would be a bit redundant. Plus, we already have the friend turned supervillain. But,...

Quote: Originally Posted by capfan1 No I want a spiderman show without the goofy school parts,A little less or no school for peter in the 3rd season.Yes a few guest heroes would be good but not overshadowing spidey.Yeah I thought changing the shocker by not being herman schultz was poor and the Brock and Peter friendship poor also,but I was referring to how many on here actually thought that goblin was harry or someone else.I did say the plot...

Quote: Originally Posted by marvelfan101 I know this is a little off topic but since when has Disney got the rights to re release the 67 series ? When would they have lost it? Disney (or more specifically, Buena Vista) released the Spidey '67 Collection. I'm not really sure why, but for some reason it was never re-released after it's initial DVD print run. Maybe there was some tie-ups as far as rights, I don't know. Either...

Quote: Originally Posted by SpideyFan914 That would make sense.... except that the single-arc DVDs are only five bucks less than the season sets. Seriously, they are abnormally expensive, whereas the season sets are abnormally cheap. It really makes no sense.... The DVDs aren't on sale in my country so I don't know the prices of them. That was the reason I heard for the single DVDs with only a couple of episodes on them. It might be...

Quote: Originally Posted by Edward15 Though he has come close, see Spider-Man 3 and Spider-Man: TAS for proof. Yeah, gotta love Stemper's penchant for having Peter's contemporaries land themselves in Ravencroft and fall in love with their shrinks.

Quote: Originally Posted by SigmasonicX For those worried about the statement that the pacing is bad for about 45 more episodes, remember that also means that the pacing gets better in about 46 episodes. And trust me, the pacing and everything else gets a lot better. As an example, episode 26 is universally considered to be a great fighting episode. Nearly every fight after a certain point becomes roughly that quality. If you want more of an...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bat-Fan Beyond Who did Walter Hardy's voice? He sounded familiar to me. James Remar

Do I really need to mention that EVERY Spidey series since Amazing Friends has been levelled by executive meddling and preferences? The 90's Spider-Man was brought down by disagreements between Avi Arad who produced the show and the head of Fox Kids. Unlimited was so thoroughly screwed around it wound up nothing like the adaptation of Spider-Man 2099 it was supposed to be (then Marvel going bankrupt was the kiss of death). MTV Spider-Man...

Quote: Originally Posted by Anwar I think what happened here was that Norman found some random homeless guy, stuck him in the costume and then blew him up so he'd be too disfigured to be visibly recognized. That can't be right. When could he have possibly found an opportunity to do something like that?

Quote: Originally Posted by SpideyFan914 I don't see it. I forget who it was (might've you, actually), but someone once put up an analysis of Norman's view towards women in the show, and really proved how much he completely disregards them. It's not just Emily - it's all women! So why would he accept Emily as his accomplice? It would be quite out-of-character.... I think you're thinking of what we talked about...