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 Review and Media By Stu
Episode #36 - Double Identity Review: This show is often dissed because it repeats a lot of the same sequences each and every week. Now, I love the visuals in this show. They�re so incredibly cheesy, but they�ve got their charm to them. They fit the tone of the show perfectly, and sometimes, simplicity is all you need. I have always loved the backgrounds to this show for example. If you look a little closer, you�ll find a lot of the plots are the same too. Spider-Man is framed nearly every week, Jameson demands the police arrest him, Spider-Man proves his innocence and Jameson is made to look like a fool, Spidey swings away. Find me one episode that doesn�t have at least one of those plot points in this episode, and I�ll show my arse to the Queen. Amusing scene in which Spider-Man attempts to pull Jameson�s moustache off, this is mainly an action episode, and it�s a pretty good one. By this show�s standards, the Spider-Man vs. Spider-Man fight is well staged, and there�s even a dramatic scene before one of the ad breaks in which I genuinely though Spider-Man had been shot. It turned out he missed, but it was a very well done scene. Overall, a very enjoyable episode. Screenshots: 
 
 
 
 
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