This is another weak episode. They were trying to establish a new supervillain, a stuntman who, by comic book logic, got fused to a robotic metal suit when struck by lightning, with the imaginative name of "Stuntman". The Stuntman always has fitting mechanical gadgets hidden in his body which could make him a great new recurring villain, yet his powers are never that interesting and in the end he's just a robber.
The main plot is about Peter attending a stunt show as Spider-Man to make some money. He then crosses ways several times with the Stuntman. This episode is best being remembered for its social commentary about greedy producers and the film and TV business in general.
This overall weak episode has a great ending that shows what it means to be Spider-Man.
The main plot is about Peter attending a stunt show as Spider-Man to make some money. He then crosses ways several times with the Stuntman. This episode is best being remembered for its social commentary about greedy producers and the film and TV business in general.
This overall weak episode has a great ending that shows what it means to be Spider-Man.
