Those green primates were pretty interesting. Oh well Spider Man is about entertainment not anthropology .

I can imagine Matthew Broderick as Spider Man after seeing this.

3:31

beautystruck, why won't you allow us to save Part-2 of this episode, the same way you've allowed us to save Part-1?

1:53

Lo veia hace 38 años cuando estaba internado en el hospital de ortopedia dr Germán Diaz Lombardo a las 5 pm los domingos

My father and me used to watch this show every Sunday Morning on KDNL-TV Channel 30

1:41 wait, did Kotep win or lose? He had an upper hand over Brazman.

Spidy talks to himself alot...

Professor played by Ray Bolger 😂😂😂😂

I was certain that I’ve seen every episode when I was little, but I don’t remember this one ☺️

The 67 series was my introduction to Spider-man in the early 80’s (via syndication).

Black Magick ss Forever

Incredible

I believe the mafia killed him.

❤

While I did like this show, it really was a let-down how the later shows were padded with the same web swinging images over and over, much like this clip.

This is Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Not Pervert Pecker AKA Iron Boy Jr AKA Spider-Fake who is played by Rapist Holland in the overrated MCU

Yo está serie la veía cuando estaba internado en el hospital de ortopedia dr Germán Diaz Lombardo hace 37 años pasaba los domingos a las 5 pm

Honestly it would have worked better if the prehistoric plant things had been aliens - they def. had an alien vibe, considering they fed off alpha radiation and created kaiju-sized plant monsters that could move freely. Even with that, the *insects* were a hell of a lot scarier than the plant creatures, which mostly were silly. ("Vegetable superiority?") The general concept wouldn't have made a half bad Dr. Who episode.

200 mph winds, 30 ft title surge now that's a real hurricane

TOO MUCH drugs in the 60's hahahaha

I just finished reading Case Closed by Gerard Posner. Here goes. 1. On pages 237-240, Posner claims that motorcycle wasn't at Dealy Plaza. As the police rushed to the hospital, they all turned on their sirens. Yet the tape contains no sirens, and no crowd noise. Posner says the tape contains the sound of a bell ringing, which wasn't at Dealy Plaza. 2. Posner also spends almost an entire chapter describing the awful way Nosenko was treated by the CIA, because they had no way of knowing if he was a real defector or a "plant". 3. Oswald was a kook who was court-martialed twice and left the Marines as a private. The KGB wouldn't have hired him as dog-catcher. 4. Oswald was a 9th grade dropout, a poor speller, and possibly dyslesic. He often mis-wrote dates and events in his diary. 5. Autopsies are performed barefoot, and Oswald had been roughed up by police when he was arrested. Oswald also met with his mother several times after returning from Russia. "Alek Hiddell" was an alias Oswald used. 6. Dozens of people have claimed over the decades they were the second gonman, all of them cranks looking for pubicity. 7. Jack Ruby was a notorious loudmouth and blowhard, the last person you'd trust for an assignment like that.

I saw these 9 yrs ago.

The original is always the Best. It doesn't matter how funny the animation looked back then.

If you can look past all the cheesy dialogue, out-of-order stock footage and all the rest, you start to realize Ralph Bakshi accidentlied himself into a Gray (Black) Goo monster attack *20 years* before the term was coined. That's how Blotto acts - like a nanite construct that can literally *erase* any other matter to make more of itself. Like theoretical nanomachine constructs, the destruction is almost instant. That makes him flat out *terrifying,* because if you've ever read Gray Goo sci-fi, you know that it would take something like that ~48 hours to *devour the Earth.* Even Clyde doesn't seem to *quite* realize just what sort of a monster he let loose. In that context it even make sense why electricity would temporarily (but only temporarily) neutralize him, as it would freeze but not destroy the Disassemblers. The "Spirit Scope" is a transmitter to its nanites; when hit with it a second time, they change their state of matter, shut down, and Blotto becomes... a literal paper tiger. The dull reactions of just about everyone to a nanite monster eating *the entire city* just makes it all the more horrifying.

Hahaha… Peter almost forgets JJJ’s name @0:57

Before there was Unsolved Mysteries…

6:42 in little surfer jazz tune i remember it well! oh the joy!

The corniness but cool at the same time hahahahahahahahahaha! I miss old school cartoons !

The music alone triggers memories of afterschool chips ahoy cookies and a cold glass of milk yes !

Most of the music from the second season was used primarily for highlight films from NFL Films throughout the 1960's!!!!!!!

Business cards from her attorney Got probation 'cause her parents paid the money

Just like in some shows they show the kingpin giving him a hard time. No matter how muscle bound he is Spiderman is stronger than the kingpin.

Great show! Awesome superhero.. the scene with the ape seems inaccurate. Spiderman is supposed to be much stronger than an ape.

BS not graphic

Favorite memories of my childhood!

Spider sense failed him in the sewer.

“I know you’re used to 16 or more, sorry we only have 8”

These shows hold up very well. Lots you can learn.

Want to hear the most annoying sound in the world? The gorilla growl of diamond dust 60s spiderman.

Its me? Or that Spiderman, is more joker?

😮😮😮you have a televisión treasure

This show is what started it all

I don't think this episode was adapted from a actual issue of Spider-Man.

Man, the sound effects alone bring back memories of watching this as a kid. Thanks for sharing.

Blotto look like Barba Papa

This fire 🔥

No way Spider-man was gonna let those monkeys, make a monkey out of him. 😉

This is Spider-Man, Not Iron Boy Jr AKA Spider-Fake from the overrated MCU.