I love how Spider-Man wasn't allowed to punch people but Fox Kids were absolutely okay with him swinging into people and kicking them with the strength and momentum of an anvil strapped to a rocket.
When they did a Sam & Max animated series, they weren't allowed to use their usual handguns. So instead they used rocket launchers and flamethrowers and other crazy stuff that was far more violent than a plain old handgun.
Actually, the idea of jerk Spider-Man in a universe where uncle Ben still lives makes a surprising amount of sense. Peter being a genius isn‘t the result of Ben dying. Neither is him getting bitten by a radioactive spider. It‘s only his sense of responsibility that is linked to Uncle Ben‘s death. So, that works fairly well.
It really does. You can see the potential for Peter being a prick when he refuses to stop the robber that ends up killing him. That prick attitude combined with his genius intellect would result in a Spidey Stark.
@@jessecortez9449 yeah, I kinda love that version of Spider-Man for this exact reason, he really brings home that central message of great power and responsibility by never learning the responsibility part. And I feel its reflected a lot in the MCU where Stark sees a better version of himself in Peter.
I love the contrast of the two alternate realities Spidey visits. In one, Peter Parker has the worst possible luck, goes insane with grief and becomes the murderous Spider-Carnage and in the second he has the best possible luck and becomes an arrogant stuck-up jerk who automatically assumes he will win. Our Spider-Man's reality lies somewhere in between those two extremes, just like our lives. No spoilers for No Way Home but how much of a mind **** would it be if the final villain of the movie was a twisted murderous alternate universe Spider-Man.
Except that uncle Ben and aunt may are both decent people that would talk him out of it eventually. They're still examples and decent people. Pete was trying to earn money to give them a better life in the first place cause of how much he liked them.
I legitimately NEVER realized that Sandman wasn’t in this show. I vividly remember Hydro-Man, so he probably served the purpose that Sandman would’ve otherwise had
The 90s cartoons were funny because they would fit in every single possible character from the comics except for one huge exception. The Spider-Man cartoon's was Sandman, but the X-Men creators refused to use Kitty Pryde because they already had Jubilee. So X-men somehow has multiple Mojo and Fabian Cortez appearances but zero Shadowcat!
@@SuperpanFilms X-Men didn't use Kitty Pryde because she was in a poorly received pilot for an X-Men series called "Pryde of the X-Men". They didn't wanna have anything to do with it after that so they left her out. Jubilee was a replacement for her if anything.
@@einootspork That could have been a part of it but I'm sure the main thrust for picking Jubilee was that she was the current kid sidekick in the comics in 1992 as Kitty had moved on to Excalibur and wasn't emphasized as being an X-Men character. You're right that Jubilee was her replacement though as she got all her storylines so they probably didn't feel they needed her. I'd hope she wasn't blackballed because of PoXM as every other character in that pilot got used. Heck, it's not even that bad by 80s cartoons standards so hopefully Marvel wasn't too embarrassed by it.
Fun fact: the animated series was where the symbiote first was given the downside of amplifying a host's negative traits, it wasnt done in the comics prior, as peter removed it when he found out it was sentient & the suit grew an obsession turned hatred
Wow, I always thought this was from the comics. What a great idea to make the story more personal and Peter more responsible, instead of just “evil alien got ahold of me wasn’t my fault”
The sheet music you showed is actually for the original 60s Spidey theme (which Aerosmith covered for the 2002 movie), the 90s one was done by Joe Perry (the guitarist)
I remember buying the 100th issue of Web of Spider-Man in 93 with the embossed silver Spider-Armor. I do not remember what the comic was about but it had a cool collectible cover , which is what 90s comics were all about.
I think it would’ve been funny if instead of Stan Lee, Spider-Man tried to come into the real world to meet Steve Ditko and Ditko just blew him off or yelled at him about Ayn Rand or some shit.
"Do a capitalism for your dear old uncle Ben" has always been my favorite Uncle Ben quote, I think it's the one quote that really made Spider-Man the hero he is today.
That theme song is underrated and til this day the phrase “radioactive spider blood, spider-man spider-man” pops into my head at random intervals. So way to go Joe Perry.
So lemme get this straight, they wanted to do a version of *Jack the Ripper* in a show where they couldn't say the word 'kill' or show punching. That's bold.
Marvel Studios should bring this show back like they're doing with X-Men '97, and do that storyline. Not only can their Disney+ animated shows now have killing, they can even show alcohol and swastikas and have character say "oh my god" which would have made 90s censors faint.
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep That would be prtty fun, but given that they have a working relationship with Sony now I'd rather they clear up the rights to Spectacular Spider-Man and do that.
There was one scene in X-Men TAS, during the Phoenix Saga. They put a lot of emphasis on Cyclops punching a member of the Imperial Guard in the face. I didn't realise at the time why this must have been such a big deal to the animators.
4:50 That’s top tier screaming right there 👌🏼 I can honestly say I’ve never heard a better “no!” scream before (except maybe darth Vader in episode 3 😏)
Man, this show was my favourite and I was devastated when it never returned, to this day I wake up in a cold sweat wondering where MJ ended up. Never knew the writer published a script!! This might be my saving grace. I'd love for them to do one more season, even if its a mini one with a couple episodes to cap everything off.
@@jungle-wav1322 Maybe I wonder where the actual rights fall. Obviously It's on Disney+ so Disney owns it so Sony might have to get permission from Disney. Would be cool though to see this version of Spider-man show up.
I would love to see you guys do Waterworld. The film is ripe with Caravan of Garbage material which includes but is not limited to: -Its overall reception and cult following. -The awesome intro effect with the Universal logo showing the melting ice caps with narration from the classic 90's trailer voice guy. -Its notorious troubled production as well as its insane budget at the time. -Its legit practical effects and actions scenes and how its basically Mad Max on the ocean. -Kevin Costner as a weird emotionless fish man. -Kevin Costner attempting to murder a small child but then having his weird cold fish man heart warmed by said child in the end. -The fact that for some reason it still has an active Universal Studios stunt show while classic rides like ET and Back To The Future are long gong. -Its awesome James Newton Howard score, and also how its main action theme sounds slightly similar to the Galaxy Quest theme. -And finally, the film has another over the top but nonetheless great Dennis Hopper performance as a crazy 90's villain. I'm sure both of your guys would have a lot to say about it, both good and bad, or mostly bad, or mostly good! Either way, I'd love to see it. "I don't know what all the fuss is about, I saw the movie 6 times, IT RULED!" -Jim Carrey on Waterworld from The Cable Guy
Carnage going back in time and becoming Jack The Ripper is honestly an excellent story idea. Imagine if we just get a one-off Spider-Man movie with Tom Holland stuck back in time fighting Woody Harrelson as Carnage in Victorian London.
A villain that time travels and is actually Jack the Ripper seems like an overdone trope but I can't for the life of me think about where I've seen it 🤔
15:16 the INSTANT guess of ‘Avi Arad’ … hilarious 😆… rich jagoff with unparalleled creative bankruptcy; in fairness, Haim Saban is another rich jagoff with much more power and money than creativity
Spiderman: "Well Mr Lee I'm going to take you swinging through the city just like you imagined" Stan lee: "Can we go past Steve Ditko's house?" Later Stan Lee: "Fuck you Steve Diko!" [SWOOSH]
When I saw the title, I had a terrifying thought. Imagine if Spider-Man-of-War was a thing. The floating translucent sea creature with up to 50m long tentacles that have an incredibly painful (possibly deadly) sting, but it can also climb walls, shoot webs, and throw cars.
For a future Caravan of Garbage, I'd love to see you both tackle Spider-man: Shattered Dimensions considering the connection to the Spiderverse. The writer behind that game, Dan Slott went on to write the Spiderverse comics which in turn inspired the movie.
@@TheIllustriouBlueJay Not everything that they cover on caravan of garbage, is in itself garbage. It's just a series name. They've covered stacks of good stuff (that they've actually said is good themselves) in the past.
James, Maso, Ben, Laurence, Erik, Matt, and whoever else on the Mr. Sunday crew that I’m missing. Thank you all for the amazing content you’ve been putting out over the years that I’ve been consuming for at the very least 5 years. In 15 minutes I’m turning 16 and in the buildup to that big moment I’ve been watching your content. Im willing to bet this comment isn’t gonna be seen given your mild internet fame but even if it doesn’t I just want to thank you guys for being a constant source of enjoyment over the years.
I'd love to see you cover Spectacular Spider-Man. It's the one that I look at as my favourite interpratation of Spider-Man and it's such a shame it got canclled
@@hollandscottthomas It didn't get cancelled because of that, it got cancelled because Sony sold the tv animation rights back to Marvel/Disney which means that no one can actually continue to make the show since no one actually has the rights to make it.
I have watched this series many times, most recently about a year ago, and I never realized Spider-Man never punched anyone.. Mind blown. P.S. I'm also Canadian so, this video hit me on two separate levels.
Actually, the ONE TIME he punches somebody, it was The Spot, to which he immediately quips: “Well, that hit the Spot!” It’s legitimately the greatest Spider-Man moment of all time.
Looking to buy more ? I have a huge collection of the Toy Biz Spider-Man toys and might try to sell them soon. Will probably put them on ebay, I just have to go through them all and try to match up all the accesories. Think I got some of the more rarer ones and they're in good condition.
I'd love to see a HD version of this series with only small edits like commercial breaks removed and a continuation. But more than anything, a tease in spiderverse part 1
There’s other censorship stuff that you all missed out on: - They never mention blood in the show (even in the vampire sections). They refer to it as plasma. Yes they refer to it in the song - Guns also were heavily censored. They had to use plasma/laser or futuristic weapons. Even the police have like futuristic weapons - Mutants and Mutations were referred to as neogenics
My favorite line from spider wars"this is starting to sound like a bad comic book plot" the creators took a shot at the clone saga and it's hilarious 😂😂
I like the belive Disney's "the little mermaid" functions as season 6 of this series. After Madam Web sends Peter Parker to days of early age of exploration, he loses his memory and thinks he's a prince named Eric, but he doesn't forget that he's their looking for the love of his life which is why before he's even seen Ariel he says "I know she's out there somewhere". Then when he meets Ariel he immediately falls in love because of her red hair and firey spirit. She matches the woman he is looking for.
@@SimonBuchanNz what's another good one you've found in the comments? And I wasn't joking, I really like to head canon that. Same voice actor plays Spiderman and Prince Eric and that's cool.
I love this episode of the 1990's Spider-Man. Another good one involves an alien race putting Peter Parker on a planet with super villains and he recruits Iron Man, Captain America, Storm, and Fantastic Four.
The dimension with the armored Spider-Man isn't to show him as a jerk, it's to actually show that Peter has a ton of potential and that with Uncle Ben still alive, he had the confidence to become a successful businessman and superhero. @10:04
Loved this show as a kid still have the Venom and Doc Ock Spider-Man toys in a draw somewhere. Loved that this show would bring in other heroes like Blade, Punisher and Daredevil.
Mary Jane being banished to the Shadow Realm was the first time I laughed out loud as a kid on a show I took very seriously. Its still hillarious to this day.
I watched the Spider-Man: Unlimited show. Enjoyed it quite a bit. But I don't remember it quite as fondly as The Spectacular Spider-Man. That show was perfection.
Recently learned it's a misconception about this show "not being allowed" to have Spider-Man punching. People tend to think this show was overly censored or whatever, but it recieved the same type of censorship as any other cartoon at the time. This comes from the showrunner himself. (In the video it's the guy that talked about season 6 and released the script)
If you can, try the Alien Costume trilogy, its one of the most iconic parts of the series, even creating the original canon that 'the Venom symbiote drives its host mad'.
As a born and raised (and will probably Die as a ) New Yorker I love how you say “home of the nets” as you show the worlds most famous arena and home of the Knicks. Madison Square Garden.
Spider-Carnage pleading for forgiveness and then deciding to disintegrate himself, impacted my childhood. If some how he thought that was his only way to be redeemed then there was still some good left in him.
fun fact: spider-man was allowed to punch people but the people working on the show decided he didn't need to be ultra violent or anything to beat the bad guys. this show was not restricted or censored more than any other 90s show at the time and spider-man punches people many times throughout the show
You guys neglected to mention how great a job Christopher Daniel Barnes did voicing Peter Parker/Spidey. Terrific voice work throughout all seasons. I think his awesome relatable performance was a key part of why the show was so beloved.
I always enjoy when a comic book story arc shows up on Caravan of Garbage. Erik Larsen’s Revenge of the Sinister Six story in Spider-Man #18-#23 is something I would luv to see on here.
They made them call the Sinister Six the Insidious Six but literally like 3 episodes later in the X-Men crossover they’re talking about genocide. Can’t say Sinister but we can talk Genocide.
Would you consider, please, doing an episode on "The Spectacular Spider-Man"? I mean, I'm 35 and I do have very fond memories of this series, but The Spectacular Spider-Man was BY FAR one of the best comic book animations EVAH! I'm talking Batman the Animated Series level here, I'm sure you guys know it. PS: Fuck X-MEN 97, Disney should have brought TSS back since they've been fucking up Spiderman on cartoons ever since.
Yea bro, Spectacular Spider-man is the tv animated version of Spider-man, for sure. In the other Spider-man cartoon Peter Parker always looks like a 30 year old man. I like high school Peter.
I love how Spider-Man wasn't allowed to punch people but Fox Kids were absolutely okay with him swinging into people and kicking them with the strength and momentum of an anvil strapped to a rocket.
I guess the logic was the kids can't imitate that.
@@ShadowTheHedgehogCZ kids can’t imitate that *without rope*
@@SamuraiMensch rope, or a swing that's at any park.
When they did a Sam & Max animated series, they weren't allowed to use their usual handguns. So instead they used rocket launchers and flamethrowers and other crazy stuff that was far more violent than a plain old handgun.
Or he could fling them across the room into a concrete wall.
I love how every “This guy was hard to work with/a jerk” always comes back to Avi Arad!
Even to this day.
Spider-Man's worst enemy isn't Green Goblin, or Doc Ock, not even Mephisto, its Avi Arad.
@@Falxifer95 You're wrong, it's Corn of Coblin
Avi Arad would put on a devil mask and say red heads can't marry
Hey, sometimes it's Ike Perlmutter.
@@SimonBuchanNz That’s Kevin Feige’s archenemy
"Peter, your parents aren't dead, they left because they don't like you." - Jerk-dimension Uncle Ben
They left you to be super cool spies and fly around in private jets
Bully MacBen
Maybe Uncle Ben shoots himself and May because Peters such a jerk. Origin story right there. For a villain.
@@skarmachild That might be too dark tbh
@@StudioInkblot He could do it with the lights on
Actually, the idea of jerk Spider-Man in a universe where uncle Ben still lives makes a surprising amount of sense.
Peter being a genius isn‘t the result of Ben dying. Neither is him getting bitten by a radioactive spider. It‘s only his sense of responsibility that is linked to Uncle Ben‘s death. So, that works fairly well.
It really does. You can see the potential for Peter being a prick when he refuses to stop the robber that ends up killing him. That prick attitude combined with his genius intellect would result in a Spidey Stark.
@@jessecortez9449 yeah, I kinda love that version of Spider-Man for this exact reason, he really brings home that central message of great power and responsibility by never learning the responsibility part. And I feel its reflected a lot in the MCU where Stark sees a better version of himself in Peter.
There's an old 'What If' comic about it. Spider-Man stops the robber for publicity and then becomes a big star and it all goes wrong.
I love the contrast of the two alternate realities Spidey visits. In one, Peter Parker has the worst possible luck, goes insane with grief and becomes the murderous Spider-Carnage and in the second he has the best possible luck and becomes an arrogant stuck-up jerk who automatically assumes he will win. Our Spider-Man's reality lies somewhere in between those two extremes, just like our lives.
No spoilers for No Way Home but how much of a mind **** would it be if the final villain of the movie was a twisted murderous alternate universe Spider-Man.
Except that uncle Ben and aunt may are both decent people that would talk him out of it eventually. They're still examples and decent people.
Pete was trying to earn money to give them a better life in the first place cause of how much he liked them.
I legitimately NEVER realized that Sandman wasn’t in this show. I vividly remember Hydro-Man, so he probably served the purpose that Sandman would’ve otherwise had
Same. They said it and I had a holy shit moment
Same thing with the no punching. I've watched this series a lot of times and never really registered either of those things.
The 90s cartoons were funny because they would fit in every single possible character from the comics except for one huge exception. The Spider-Man cartoon's was Sandman, but the X-Men creators refused to use Kitty Pryde because they already had Jubilee.
So X-men somehow has multiple Mojo and Fabian Cortez appearances but zero Shadowcat!
@@SuperpanFilms X-Men didn't use Kitty Pryde because she was in a poorly received pilot for an X-Men series called "Pryde of the X-Men". They didn't wanna have anything to do with it after that so they left her out. Jubilee was a replacement for her if anything.
@@einootspork That could have been a part of it but I'm sure the main thrust for picking Jubilee was that she was the current kid sidekick in the comics in 1992 as Kitty had moved on to Excalibur and wasn't emphasized as being an X-Men character. You're right that Jubilee was her replacement though as she got all her storylines so they probably didn't feel they needed her.
I'd hope she wasn't blackballed because of PoXM as every other character in that pilot got used. Heck, it's not even that bad by 80s cartoons standards so hopefully Marvel wasn't too embarrassed by it.
“Do a big CAPITALISM for your UNCLE BEN!” Has to be one of my favourite Maso quotes of all time.
Maybe launch a brand of rice!
Fun fact: the animated series was where the symbiote first was given the downside of amplifying a host's negative traits, it wasnt done in the comics prior, as peter removed it when he found out it was sentient & the suit grew an obsession turned hatred
Wow, I always thought this was from the comics. What a great idea to make the story more personal and Peter more responsible, instead of just “evil alien got ahold of me wasn’t my fault”
the quality of the clips here are better than on my Disney Plus
Right?!? Where are these remastered clips from? I MUST KNOOOOOOW
@@thebortthe they’re from this free site called
Exactly! Me too! The ones on alternative sources are much, much better than the ones on D+.
It looks like it has some serious DNR applied (it has that smeary look that movies like Sword in the Stone has on blu) and AI upscaling.
Anyone have a link to the remastered episodes?
One day James and Maso will run out of Spider-Man things and HAVE to do Italian Spider-Man for Caravan of Garbage
They've gotta cover the 70s Spider-Man show with Nicholas Hammond at some point
@@chaddaddywarden4349 they already have kind off..they talked about the clone saga epsiodes of the 70's show
they could do japanese spider man
@@chaddaddywarden4349 th-cam.com/video/C0PssrFQ6dI/w-d-xo.html
@@chaddaddywarden4349 heres the link to the 70s spider-man that mr sunday did a vid on if your interested since you asked about it
The sheet music you showed is actually for the original 60s Spidey theme (which Aerosmith covered for the 2002 movie), the 90s one was done by Joe Perry (the guitarist)
I remember buying the 100th issue of Web of Spider-Man in 93 with the embossed silver Spider-Armor. I do not remember what the comic was about but it had a cool collectible cover , which is what 90s comics were all about.
Same!
It's interior is so forgettable. He fights the new enforcers and loses his armor in two minutes haha
I have that comic somewhere, I wish I took better care of it because it is a cool cover
....which was the style at the time
Love that suit I learned about that suit from the mobile games and besides Tobeys suit and ASM2 Andrew suit, that metal one is my favorite.
I think it would’ve been funny if instead of Stan Lee, Spider-Man tried to come into the real world to meet Steve Ditko and Ditko just blew him off or yelled at him about Ayn Rand or some shit.
Steve would take one look at Spider-Man and just be disappointed that he's never visited by Mr. A.
Did Ditko like Ayn Rand? That’s so cool.
@@BeskarDevil no no it's not. Libertarians are stupid and Rand like those that love her are lying pandering hypocrites who's philosophy doesn't work.
@@JohnSmith-yd5wq Whoever likes Ayn Rand is just riding that ubermensch high and never actually read any of her books. God they're hot garbage.
@@BeskarDevil Ayn Rand died on welfare.
I like to imagine a world where season 6 wasn't cancelled, and in that world we would have received the Corn of Coblin we deserved.
He would have looked so good in that animation style too.
Hey, dont worry, he is gonna return in one of the Into the spider verses.
This show was some of my best most nostalgic childhood memories.
This is the show you would drop everything when that theme song came on!
Oh boy, hope life got better for you.
“This show” meaning Caravan of Garbage? Lol
"Do a capitalism for your dear old uncle Ben" has always been my favorite Uncle Ben quote, I think it's the one quote that really made Spider-Man the hero he is today.
My favorite brand of humor is Mason and James' voice over put over the actual clips, made to look as though they're speaking. Kills me everytime.
That theme song is underrated and til this day the phrase “radioactive spider blood, spider-man spider-man” pops into my head at random intervals. So way to go Joe Perry.
It's way too funny when Toby McGuire is shown with a gun to his head when they bring up how Spider Carnage "didn't" kill himself.
So lemme get this straight, they wanted to do a version of *Jack the Ripper* in a show where they couldn't say the word 'kill' or show punching. That's bold.
Marvel Studios should bring this show back like they're doing with X-Men '97, and do that storyline. Not only can their Disney+ animated shows now have killing, they can even show alcohol and swastikas and have character say "oh my god" which would have made 90s censors faint.
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep That would be prtty fun, but given that they have a working relationship with Sony now I'd rather they clear up the rights to Spectacular Spider-Man and do that.
spiderman cant say kill but he can tell people he will tear them limb from limb
There was one scene in X-Men TAS, during the Phoenix Saga. They put a lot of emphasis on Cyclops punching a member of the Imperial Guard in the face. I didn't realise at the time why this must have been such a big deal to the animators.
4:50 That’s top tier screaming right there 👌🏼 I can honestly say I’ve never heard a better “no!” scream before (except maybe darth Vader in episode 3 😏)
Spider-Man VAs in that series went HARD
When he's chasing the Shocker during the Venom saga, he really lets loose
@@MrCarzo "SHOCKER! YOU can't escape ME! I'LL CHASE YOU TO THE ENDS OF THE EAAAARTH!"
Still one of my favorite videos ever
The actor doesn’t get enough credit. Nobody screams at vaporizing clones better tbh.
When he went "No!"... I think really got what he was trying to say.
How did James just roll right past Maso's 'Tadame Web' joke? That's comedy gold
Man, this show was my favourite and I was devastated when it never returned, to this day I wake up in a cold sweat wondering where MJ ended up. Never knew the writer published a script!! This might be my saving grace. I'd love for them to do one more season, even if its a mini one with a couple episodes to cap everything off.
I'm more happy Norman made it out tbh.
This was the hypest part of my childhood. Just trying to catch this on FX kids on Saturday before my parents or sisters took over the TV.
I really hope Disney+ revives this show, like what they’re doing with x-men ‘97.
I believe that “across the spiderverse part 1 and 2” are going to cover this stuff
@@jungle-wav1322 Maybe I wonder where the actual rights fall. Obviously It's on Disney+ so Disney owns it so Sony might have to get permission from Disney. Would be cool though to see this version of Spider-man show up.
Oh my word that ending James. That was perfect and is going to make me chuckle for at least 4 more minutes!
@Meda Koles i agree
I would love to see you guys do Waterworld. The film is ripe with Caravan of Garbage material which includes but is not limited to:
-Its overall reception and cult following.
-The awesome intro effect with the Universal logo showing the melting ice caps with narration from the classic 90's trailer voice guy.
-Its notorious troubled production as well as its insane budget at the time.
-Its legit practical effects and actions scenes and how its basically Mad Max on the ocean.
-Kevin Costner as a weird emotionless fish man.
-Kevin Costner attempting to murder a small child but then having his weird cold fish man heart warmed by said child in the end.
-The fact that for some reason it still has an active Universal Studios stunt show while classic rides like ET and Back To The Future are long gong.
-Its awesome James Newton Howard score, and also how its main action theme sounds slightly similar to the Galaxy Quest theme.
-And finally, the film has another over the top but nonetheless great Dennis Hopper performance as a crazy 90's villain.
I'm sure both of your guys would have a lot to say about it, both good and bad, or mostly bad, or mostly good! Either way, I'd love to see it.
"I don't know what all the fuss is about, I saw the movie 6 times, IT RULED!"
-Jim Carrey on Waterworld from The Cable Guy
long gong
That would be awesome to see James and Mason do Waterworld...that movie was atrocious !!!!
Carnage going back in time and becoming Jack The Ripper is honestly an excellent story idea. Imagine if we just get a one-off Spider-Man movie with Tom Holland stuck back in time fighting Woody Harrelson as Carnage in Victorian London.
I agree that's a fun idea. But there is no chance a live action version of something like that being good.
A villain that time travels and is actually Jack the Ripper seems like an overdone trope but I can't for the life of me think about where I've seen it 🤔
Maybe a what if
What if DC comics already did this with Batman?
@@Terrible0x0Trivium Gotham by gaslight?
Never heard of it
The original Spiderverse, I remember loving this a child.
They did the Hobgoblin first because they did his toy first.
15:16 the INSTANT guess of ‘Avi Arad’ … hilarious 😆… rich jagoff with unparalleled creative bankruptcy; in fairness, Haim Saban is another rich jagoff with much more power and money than creativity
He also may have remembered it from the last time James told him in the Mysterio episode LOL
I rewatched the whole series two months ago and it brought me back to my childhood
Spiderman: "Well Mr Lee I'm going to take you swinging through the city just like you imagined"
Stan lee: "Can we go past Steve Ditko's house?"
Later
Stan Lee: "Fuck you Steve Diko!" [SWOOSH]
When I saw the title, I had a terrifying thought. Imagine if Spider-Man-of-War was a thing.
The floating translucent sea creature with up to 50m long tentacles that have an incredibly painful (possibly deadly) sting, but it can also climb walls, shoot webs, and throw cars.
For a future Caravan of Garbage, I'd love to see you both tackle Spider-man: Shattered Dimensions considering the connection to the Spiderverse. The writer behind that game, Dan Slott went on to write the Spiderverse comics which in turn inspired the movie.
It wasn't garbage though.
@@TheIllustriouBlueJay Not everything that they cover on caravan of garbage, is in itself garbage. It's just a series name. They've covered stacks of good stuff (that they've actually said is good themselves) in the past.
James, Maso, Ben, Laurence, Erik, Matt, and whoever else on the Mr. Sunday crew that I’m missing. Thank you all for the amazing content you’ve been putting out over the years that I’ve been consuming for at the very least 5 years. In 15 minutes I’m turning 16 and in the buildup to that big moment I’ve been watching your content. Im willing to bet this comment isn’t gonna be seen given your mild internet fame but even if it doesn’t I just want to thank you guys for being a constant source of enjoyment over the years.
I'd love to see you cover Spectacular Spider-Man. It's the one that I look at as my favourite interpratation of Spider-Man and it's such a shame it got canclled
Yea man! It's the best Spider-man cartoon for sure! Actual character growth.
Yep, it was the best series. So sad it got cancelled for an awful version designed to sell more toys.
All the good Spider-Man shows get cancelled, while the sucky ones get 10 seasons.
@@hollandscottthomas It didn't get cancelled because of that, it got cancelled because Sony sold the tv animation rights back to Marvel/Disney which means that no one can actually continue to make the show since no one actually has the rights to make it.
@@marvelfantasy472 Huh, I’d always thought it was one kind of usage rights bullshit thing, turns out it was another. We all lost, in the end.
I have watched this series many times, most recently about a year ago, and I never realized Spider-Man never punched anyone.. Mind blown.
P.S. I'm also Canadian so, this video hit me on two separate levels.
Hit you? It better not have used its fists
Actually, the ONE TIME he punches somebody, it was The Spot, to which he immediately quips: “Well, that hit the Spot!”
It’s legitimately the greatest Spider-Man moment of all time.
@@lucasstrople4767 Oh true! haha
the three robot spiders that stack on top of each other were the coolest thing I ever played with
I loved when Morbius showed up and said his iconic line “it’s morbin time”
“The home of the nets!” *shows the knicks stadium*
As a nets fan that hurt thanks WHOEVER EDITED THIS POSSIBLY BEN
Forget X-Men '97, Spider-Man TAS needs a continuation!
"This was made to sell toys"
*me who just brought the armored spiderman toy last week*
Fuck they got me
Looking to buy more ? I have a huge collection of the Toy Biz Spider-Man toys and might try to sell them soon. Will probably put them on ebay, I just have to go through them all and try to match up all the accesories. Think I got some of the more rarer ones and they're in good condition.
I'd love to see a HD version of this series with only small edits like commercial breaks removed and a continuation.
But more than anything, a tease in spiderverse part 1
I'm glad James was also put off by Madame Webbs "tadpole" leg as Maso dubbed it... always wondered the same when I was a kid
There’s other censorship stuff that you all missed out on:
- They never mention blood in the show (even in the vampire sections). They refer to it as plasma. Yes they refer to it in the song
- Guns also were heavily censored. They had to use plasma/laser or futuristic weapons. Even the police have like futuristic weapons
- Mutants and Mutations were referred to as neogenics
The 'Handing in' the arms joke didn't get enough love. that was a pure top tier quality Dad Joke
My favorite line from spider wars"this is starting to sound like a bad comic book plot" the creators took a shot at the clone saga and it's hilarious 😂😂
I like the belive Disney's "the little mermaid" functions as season 6 of this series. After Madam Web sends Peter Parker to days of early age of exploration, he loses his memory and thinks he's a prince named Eric, but he doesn't forget that he's their looking for the love of his life which is why before he's even seen Ariel he says "I know she's out there somewhere". Then when he meets Ariel he immediately falls in love because of her red hair and firey spirit. She matches the woman he is looking for.
Why do I find way more interesting crossover ideas in TH-cam joke comments than fanfiction sites?
@@SimonBuchanNz what's another good one you've found in the comments? And I wasn't joking, I really like to head canon that. Same voice actor plays Spiderman and Prince Eric and that's cool.
@@danieldishon688 Evangelion with the Simpsons. "Bart! Get in the robot!" "Eat my shorts!" "Why you little!"
I love this episode of the 1990's Spider-Man. Another good one involves an alien race putting Peter Parker on a planet with super villains and he recruits Iron Man, Captain America, Storm, and Fantastic Four.
That was their version of the original Secret Wars
“Superman bring him in”
made me lol, good one boys
The dimension with the armored Spider-Man isn't to show him as a jerk, it's to actually show that Peter has a ton of potential and that with Uncle Ben still alive, he had the confidence to become a successful businessman and superhero. @10:04
I love how this video went from a review abou the finale to a full on review of the entire show! This show is epic!
Loved this show as a kid still have the Venom and Doc Ock Spider-Man toys in a draw somewhere. Loved that this show would bring in other heroes like Blade, Punisher and Daredevil.
had dr michael dracula too but he couldn't drink blood so absorbed 'plasma' through weird hand suckers haha
You should do "spectacular spiderman" - it's an amazing show
Yea bro!
Are you saying that it’s an Amazing Spider-Man??
@@JoshuaBarberShoppe pun very much intended 😜
2:33 - Having the Goblin twist Jameson's tie around his finger like that takes this shot from 'intimidation' to 'intimacy'.
Mary Jane being banished to the Shadow Realm was the first time I laughed out loud as a kid on a show I took very seriously. Its still hillarious to this day.
The shadow realm! This show is connected to yugioh!
the portal thing was set up pretty well throughout the season tbh.
LMFAO... Those various versions of Spiderman who visit Stan Lee........... I'm dying! Key Blade Spiderman! (12:23)
I watched the Spider-Man: Unlimited show. Enjoyed it quite a bit. But I don't remember it quite as fondly as The Spectacular Spider-Man. That show was perfection.
Recently learned it's a misconception about this show "not being allowed" to have Spider-Man punching.
People tend to think this show was overly censored or whatever, but it recieved the same type of censorship as any other cartoon at the time.
This comes from the showrunner himself.
(In the video it's the guy that talked about season 6 and released the script)
These Spider-man series were goated 🐐
As a 90’s kid i grew up watching these seasons on repeat.
"Yeah, no, that portals closed now man.." *Dr. Strange slowly slides the manhole cover back over the "portal" with his foot*
I can see where James gets his buff hairy arms, Mrs. Momday movies has great genetics🤝
I want to see the real spider-verse, spider-man wars: perfection
I loved this series as a kid, i hope it gets a second chance like xmen '97
Maso saying the Nets while showing Spider-Man swing thru Madison Square Garden hurts my soul
If you can, try the Alien Costume trilogy, its one of the most iconic parts of the series, even creating the original canon that 'the Venom symbiote drives its host mad'.
As a born and raised (and will probably Die as a ) New Yorker I love how you say “home of the nets” as you show the worlds most famous arena and home of the Knicks. Madison Square Garden.
This series was the show that made Spider-Man my favorite super hero.
The Spider Man scream when MJ vaporizes was amazing
Me and my 9 year old daughter knocked out this entire series in a few weeks before moving onto X men. Loved it 😍
Followed by Batman the Animated Series??? (If you're gonna watch these two classics, then you *must* finish the trifecta of epic animated series!)
Have to do that with my son! I wonder about the order because of the crossovers.
Spider-Carnage pleading for forgiveness and then deciding to disintegrate himself, impacted my childhood. If some how he thought that was his only way to be redeemed then there was still some good left in him.
I feel James's parents could well be related, which would explain a great deal about James...
OK that keyblade gag with the spideys visiting Stan Lee was top notch give your editor a raise
Gotta love this channel. The boys are always so in sync with one another another they finish each other's, sandwiches.
You could even say they finish each other’s BigSandwich.cos, you could!
The low point of Frozen to me personally
fun fact: spider-man was allowed to punch people but the people working on the show decided he didn't need to be ultra violent or anything to beat the bad guys. this show was not restricted or censored more than any other 90s show at the time
and spider-man punches people many times throughout the show
I found the idea of Madame web interesting, would have liked another season of this series.
She was actually from the comics. I have a few issues with her in it but I can't remember what her point was.
“That’s right! That’s f$@&ing RIGHT!!!” I swear to god the very end of this video made me laugh way more than it should’ve
Ben with superb editing again! I caught that Kingdom Hearts Easter egg!!
You can throw a man across a room and bounce his spine off of some lab equipment but you can't punch someone in the face. Got it.
“Do a capitalism!”
- Uncle Ben
"that's fucking RIGHT!.... YEAH!!"
Is this James at... 100%?!?!
As a kid I Ioved this arc and Armored Spiderman was so cool lol, I remember playing him as well in Marvel vs Street Fighter 🤣
Man I hope they do give us a final season of this. I loved this and X-Men as a kid.
As a Canadian I’ll have you we have plenty of violence here, my friend hit me with a snowball last week and I still don’t know if I can forgive him
I've watched this series so many times over the years since I was a kid and I enjoy it every time.
I was going to recommend the Toei spiderman and then you blew my simple human mind at the end. These have been extra rad lately
Nobody talks about how green goblin’s *death* in this series is mimicked in the Raimi movie
You guys neglected to mention how great a job Christopher Daniel Barnes did voicing Peter Parker/Spidey. Terrific voice work throughout all seasons. I think his awesome relatable performance was a key part of why the show was so beloved.
I always enjoy when a comic book story arc shows up on Caravan of Garbage. Erik Larsen’s Revenge of the Sinister Six story in Spider-Man #18-#23 is something I would luv to see on here.
I LOVE jerk Uncle Ben : "Do a Capitalism !!!"
as a Canadian i can confirm when you go into a restaurant u have to check your arms in at the door
Spider-Man Unlimited was real good. I hope they make the lost season 6 though, that would rock!
Since this and Spectacular never got their last season. I really doubt Unlimited would
They made them call the Sinister Six the Insidious Six but literally like 3 episodes later in the X-Men crossover they’re talking about genocide. Can’t say Sinister but we can talk Genocide.
I can't wait to see Stan Lee swing around the city with Goku Spider-Man
Please please please
Spider-Man TAS is the greatest thing ever in the history of anything ever and I won’t hear otherwise
I will leave a like OUT OF PURE SPITE
I'm honestly hyped that they're doing Supaidaman next
Would you consider, please, doing an episode on "The Spectacular Spider-Man"? I mean, I'm 35 and I do have very fond memories of this series, but The Spectacular Spider-Man was BY FAR one of the best comic book animations EVAH! I'm talking Batman the Animated Series level here, I'm sure you guys know it.
PS: Fuck X-MEN 97, Disney should have brought TSS back since they've been fucking up Spiderman on cartoons ever since.
Yea bro, Spectacular Spider-man is the tv animated version of Spider-man, for sure. In the other Spider-man cartoon Peter Parker always looks like a 30 year old man. I like high school Peter.
Hahaha 🤣 "Spider-Man, this time around, is getting his _jimmies rustled_ by both the Beyonder and Madame Web."
10:57 I think I did a spit take at the face reveal of James’ parents.
It's clear which one he takes after.
I think it's him aged up and gender swapped, respectively.
@@jaredgorrell1108 Do you really think so? 🤔
@@jaredgorrell1108 You know, you might be onto something there. Keep digging!
@@jaredgorrell1108 That's preposterous.
In Canada, punches are only permitted during hockey games.