The Spectacular Spider-Man 1x6

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Grey DeLisle as Betty Brant (voice) • Kevin Michael Richardson as Big Man / Tombstone / L. Thompson Lincoln (voice) • Peter MacNicol as Otto Octavius (voice) • Deborah Strang as May Parker (voice) • John DiMaggio as Hammerhead (voice)

As Otto creates the Rhino as a new distraction for Spider-Man, Peter takes Aunt May's advice and asks Mary Jane Watson to the high school prom.

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1. DR.It's not that kind of suit, Mr. O'Hirn.

2. You will never be able to remove it.

3. - But it's tough, right Doc?

4. - Indeed, but your skin will fuse to the armour.

5. The thick, titanium resin armour.

6. A permanent change.

7. - Is it me, or is your boy trying to talk my boy out of this?

8. - Look, O'Hirn.

9. You'll be tough.

10. Tough enough to bring down you know who.

11. - Then what's the hold up?

12. - Let it finish, Otto.

13. You owe me a success.

14. No more flukes like the Sandman.

15. I need super mercenaries I can mass produce.

16. No matter how many thugs we have to go through,

17. or how many doctors.

18. - What's with the jungle look?

19. - Ah, the animal kingdom.

20. Offers many useful ideas.

21. That armour's a part of him now.

22. A thick, impenetrable hide.

23. the extras up top there provide offensive capabilities,

24. making him unstoppable.

25. - The good doctor has his quirks, but this approaches competence.

26. your Mr. Lincoln will be pleased.

27. - Icksnay.

28. We don't ever use the L-word.

29. Called him the Big Man.

30. - What's going on?

31. - Mind your own business, O'Hirn.

32. - Right.

33. My business.

34. Better get to it, then.

35. 'Cause the Rhino don't wanna keep Spider-Man waiting!

36. Living on the edge, fighting crime, spinning webs.

37. Swinging from the highest ledge, he can leap above our heads.

38. Ah.

39. Ah.

40. Villains on the rise and the city's victimised,

41. lurking up with no surprise, arriving in the speed of time.

42. Ah.

43. Ah.

44. Spectacular.

45. Spectacular Spider-Man.

46. Spectacular.

47. Spectacular Spider-Man.

48. Spectacular.

49. Spectacular Spectacular Spider-Man.

50. Spectacular.

51. Spectacular Spider-Man.

52. Hit it, go!

53. - Help, police!

54. - Must be $2,000 in here.

55. Score.

56. - And Spidey's too busy popping big bads to worry about us.

57. - Ta-da.

58. Say my name and I magically appear.

59. OK, you should fasten your seat belt, and you should pull over.

60. - Right, uh, OK, yeah.

61. - No way.

62. - Surf's up!

63. Yee haw!

64. - So, uh, guess it's fall formal time in midtown.

65. Pete ask you yet?

66. - Pete says he isn't going.

67. - Tell you what.

68. Let me be your date.

69. I'll even dance.

70. - You don't even have to dance.

71. Plus, if you say yes, I promise to stop asking.

72. - Parker!

73. I pay you for front page material.

74. This stuff belongs back with the funnies.

75. - So, you don't want 'em?

76. - Not the point.

77. What is the point?

78. Here's the point!

79. Quit harassing my secretary and get me a page one,

80. web head blow out.

81. - Trust me, Mr. Jameson.

82. When Spidey goes into action, I'll be there.

83. - Listen, you insufferable whelp!

84. When you're a publisher, you— Benny,

85. I said corn beef, not pastrami!

86. What do you want to give me has?

87. - You're only four years older.

88. When you're 70 and I'm 66, I'll seem quite the catch.

89. - All right.

90. I'll think about it.

91. - That's great.

92. You won't regret it.

93. - It's just a maybe!

94. - Woo hoo!

95. I'm wearing her down!

96. - Goodness, what's this?

97. - It's a great day.

98. For starters, I sold more pics.

99. Here's 90% to pay the bills, and 10% for my new camera fund.

100. And that's not even the best news.

101. I'm going to the formal, Aunt May.

102. I got a date.

103. Almost for sure.

104. - That's wonderful, Peter.

105. I'd hoped you'd change your mind.

106. So I took in your uncle's tuxedo to save you money on a rental.

107. The corsage and car service will be expensive.

108. - Ugh, car service?

109. Ugh, this'll barely pay for the corsage.

110. What am I gonna do?

111. I— I can't ask Betty to take the bus.

112. - Betty?

113. Who's Betty?

114. - Ms. Brant.

115. I'm May Parker, Peter's aunt.

116. Might I buy you a cup of coffee?

117. - Well, it's official.

118. I'm going to Fall Formal with Glory Grant!

119. - I can top that!

120. I'm almost definitely going with the Betty Brant.

121. Hey.

122. Grant, Brant, our girls rhyme.

123. - Puny Parker's got a date?

124. Right.

125. - You wouldn't know her, Flash.

126. She's 20 years old and hot.

127. - Come on, at least tell a good lie.

128. Bet you show up without any date,

129. or you don't show up at all.

130. - I'll take that bet.

131. Loser dresses as a cheerleader for Halloween.

132. - You're on!

133. - Oh look.

134. My girl's texting me now.

135. - Having coffee with Aunt May.

136. Um, how old did you say your girl was?

137. - I gotta go.

138. - No one goes up to The Bugle without a pass, sir.

139. - Make an exception.

140. Hit.

141. 22, please.

142. These don't work so good on the little buttons.

143. - Actually, 22 is already pressed.

144. So, you going to The Bugle?

145. - Yeah.

146. Your name ain't Parker, is it?

147. - No point in paying city prices when

148. there's perfectly good coffee here.

149. - I do appreciate a sensible girl.

150. - Bring me Peter Parker!

151. - What does that awful man want with my nephew?

152. - Shhh!

153. Ask Peter later.

154. - I ain't stupid.

155. Peter Parker takes all the web creep's pictures!

156. - Gotta hurry before Aunt May destroys everything.

157. - Who do you think you are?

158. Ugh, or what do you think you are?

159. I'll give you fifteen seconds to write

160. me a check for these damages or— I

161. mean, how may I be of service?

162. - Peter Parker!

163. Now.

164. - I don't— Parker?

165. Parker the photographer?

166. Oh, I've never met the guy.

167. No address, either, only makes contact by email.

168. - What a fine, brave man to protect my nephew that way.

169. I'm glad Peter's got such good people to work with.

170. But, you're too old for him, dear.

171. - What do you think, I'm stupid?

172. - Well you are dressed stupid.

173. - Put me down.

174. - It's for your own safety, picklepuss.

175. What do you want with Parker?

176. - You.

177. Just you.

178. And payback for all the times you took me down.

179. - O'Hirn?

180. - Not anymore.

181. Call me Rhino!

182. - Hey, watch it!

183. Glass doors are expensive!

184. - Look who's useless now, creep.

185. First Marko

186. becomes Sandman, now this?

187. What's the Big Man's next move, turning Flash Thompson

188. into the belligerent bug zapper?

189. If I can't stop this bruiser,

190. maybe two feet of concrete will.

191. - No!

192. - Thrill ride.

193. - Attention, Rhino.

194. Lay down flat in your crater, and keep

195. your hands where we can see them!

196. - You see them now?

197. This one's mine, detective.

198. Hey, needlenuts, party's over here!

199. - Ha ha!

200. You like being hunted, freak?

201. Would you please look who's talking?

202. Oh, I made may be a freak, but I'm not a coward!

203. Even the old O'Hirn never ran away scared!

204. I'm scared all right.

205. Scared some bystander will get hurt.

206. Gotta lure rawhide someplace deserted.

207. Hurry up, hippo!

208. Woah!

209. Where do you find deserted in a city of eight million?

210. - Stupid truck!

211. Made me loose spider creep!

212. Ahem!

213. - That's gonna leave a mark.

214. Ugh.

215. This always works in the cartoon!

216. Oh, television so cannot be trusted.

217. Remember what I did to them bowling balls?

218. Wait.

219. Wait.

220. - What?

221. Weight!

222. Where'd you go?

223. How's that for confident?

224. He stops to satisfy before smashing me.

225. Unless it's not confidence.

226. OK, break's over!

227. - Ha.

228. Ya missed.

229. Over here, moose!

230. Let's play follow the leader!

231. Think you can hide from me down there?

232. Think again.

233. Woo!

234. Hot enough for you?

235. Come on, you big lug, let's go for a ride!

236. Can't help noticing, you've stopped spouting off.

237. What's the matter, mouth a little dry?

238. Now you see, my mistake

239. was trying to crack open that hide of yours.

240. Nothing can do that!

241. Big Man's guys told me I'm impenetrable!

242. Too true, and if nothing can penetrate then

243. you can't perspire.

244. Your face is sweating for your whole body,

245. it's probably enough under most conditions

246. but in a steam tunnel—

247. I gotta get out of here.

248. Yeah, good luck with that.

249. Come one, come all!

250. Before your very eyes, the world's

251. largest dehydrated turtle!

252. I swear, I'm gonna crush you.

253. Promised Big Man I'd crush you.

254. Crush you.

255. Crush you.

256. Crush you.

257. Are we losing it a bit, Alexander?

258. Only mama calls me Alexander.

259. You're not my mama.

260. Not my mama.

261. Mama.

262. Yes I think we are.

263. Mama!

264. Do I have to go to school?

265. So, Alexander, tell mama who's the Big Man?

266. Icksnay.

267. We don't ever use the 'B' word.

268. Call him Mr. Lincoln.

269. You're gonna need a crane.

270. I'm impressed.

271. Rhino's still underground and Oscorp's already

272. got the contract to build his prison cell.

273. After our success containing Sandman,

274. whom else would the city call?

275. - Meaning you get paid coming and going.

276. Sweet.

277. Very.

278. But these midtown brawls, people are beginning to ask questions.

279. Best to let things cool off for a bit.

280. We cool off when the Big Man says so, see?

281. Or do you want people to know who

282. created freak one and freak two?

283. Please.

284. There's nothing to trace them back to Oscorp or myself.

285. - Really?

286. Tell that to Doctor Octavius.

287. - Hey, dad!

288. Great news.

289. I got straight A's on my midterms,

290. I made the varsity football team first string

291. and I have a date to tonight's Fall

292. Formal with one of the hottest—

293. Harry, can't you see I'm in a meeting?

294. Get out.

295. Yes, sir.

296. Sorry.

297. Didn't mean to interrupt.

298. J. That wall crawler's as bad as the Rhino!

299. I'll sue them blind!

300. Is it safe to come out yet?

301. - Peter!

302. Were you here this whole time?

303. - It's OK.

304. I was hiding, I'm good at hiding.

305. I can also be very heroic.

306. Honest.

307. - Can we talk for a minute?

308. About tonight, I can't go with you.

309. I'm too old for you and it's just too weird.

310. - You think I'm weird?

311. - No, you're not weird Peter.

312. It's weird.

313. I'm sorry.

314. - Oh, dear.

315. How disappointing, I imagine you need some alone.

316. I'll find my own way home.

317. Gotta make something go right.

318. Mr. Foswell?

319. Do you know anything about a Mr. Lincoln?

320. - Our 16th president?

321. - No— not that Lincoln.

322. This one might also go by the name Big Man?

323. - You must mean I. Thompson Lincoln.

324. Yeah, rumours surfaces every few years

325. that he's some kind of crime lord.

326. But hey, I checked it out.

327. Lincoln looks a little odd, but he's one of the good guys.

328. A true philanthropist, straight as they come.

329. Hey, if there is a Big Man out there his name's not Lincoln.

330. J. Ow.

331. I'm here to see Mr. Lincoln.

332. - Then you should make an appointment,

333. but perhaps we'll make an exception

334. for the hero of the day.

335. I am L. Thompson Lincoln.

336. Please. Please.

337. You're the big man.

338. In my life, I've been called many names.

339. My favourite is Tombstone.

340. Back off.

341. I just took down the Rhino, a pale guy in a suit doesn't—

342. - Don't move, just listen and I'll

343. teach you the facts of life.

344. The Big Man, whomever he might be, has nothing against heroes.

345. No hero can thwart enough crime to dent his income.

346. But you?

347. You frighten criminals off the street

348. entirely, except when you're off battling

349. the likes of the Rhino, then the Big Man's profitable army

350. of petty thugs think themselves beneath the Spider-Man's

351. notice.

352. So, as long as I keep fighting crime

353. you'll keep making bigger and badder—

354. - Now you're learning, but there is a way out.

355. Come work for me.

356. You can still save the world like a good hero,

357. I'll even pay you.

358. All you have to remember is to look the other way on occasion.

359. On any occasion I choose.

360. I can't ever look the other way again.

361. Let's finish this.

362. - Ah.

363. If you insist.

364. Officers?

365. Spider-Man has trespassed on my property,

366. assaulted my employees, and threatened my person.

367. Wait, you can't listen to him!

368. He's the bad guy!

369. He's—

370. - Freeze, Spider-Man!

371. You're under—

372. Ugh!

373. I've never ran from the cops before, and this reeks.

374. I've won all the battles and never

375. came close to winning the war.

376. Tombstone did make one mistake, now I know there is a war.

377. So bring it on.

378. Oh, see?

379. A perfect fit.

380. But what's the point?

381. Betty said no, Gwen's not home, Harry

382. lost the bet to Flash, showing up alone

383. would just make it worse.

384. Well then, isn't it lucky

385. that Anna Watson's niece, that sweet Mary Jane,

386. is on her way over?

387. - Miss wonderful personality, eugh, is coming here?

388. Now?

389. There she is Oh my, what a lovely dress.

390. Here, I bought her corsage.

391. Couldn't afford the limousine, but—

392. - You— you planned this?

393. Aunt May you're an evil mastermind.

394. Just answer the door, dear.

395. - You mean you're Mary Jane Watson?

396. Face it, tiger,

397. you just hit the jackpot.