Sorry these have been running behind. I’ll catch them all up this week.
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In regards to the episode, I really hope that if they have a third season of Spectacular Spidey we get to this dilemma. Jonah’s on a very slippery slope. He condemns Spider-Man for taking the law into his own hands, and yet look what he does here: he deliberately funds the experiment that transforms an ordinary man into a superhuman in an attempt to do the police’s job. Now true they gave JJ a justifiable reason for distrusting masked men, but other than Stillwell he’s the only one here that gets off scott free. Jonah’s criminally responsible for Gargan’s actions and he knows this. Too bad in this series they never had the Scorpion go after Jameson again. Maybe then they would have brough the truth to light.
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Okay Brad, can you PLEASE get Christopher Daniel Barnes on a podcast interview? I’ll be your friend…!