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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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