The Spectacular Spider-Man 2x10

Directed by

Kevin Michael Richardson as Tombstone (voice) • Peter MacNicol as Doctor Octopus (voice) • Deborah Strang as May Parker (voice) • John DiMaggio as Hammerhead (voice) • Clancy Brown as George Stacy (voice)

On Valentine's Day, Tombstone, Doctor Octopus and Silvermane call a summit that erupts into a gang war -- one that only Spider-Man can stop.

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1. - This is The Big Man's turf.

2. - It was Silvermane's first.

3. And he's taking it back.

4. - Ah.

5. I just wanted flowers for my date with Liz tonight.

6. It's like the bad guys know when I'm in a hurry.

7. The city's a powder keg, with Tombstone, Silvermane,

8. and even Doc Ock each vying to turn New York

9. into his own personal criminal empire.

10. Oh!

11. Liz's flowers.

12. Oh, maybe Toomey would write me a note.

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

14. swinging from the highest ledge, he can leap above our heads.

15. Ah, ah, ah, ah.

16. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

17. Villains on the rise and the city's victimised.

18. Looking up with no surprise, arriving in the speed of time.

19. Ah, ah, ah, ah.

20. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

21. Spectacular, spectacular Spider-Man.

22. Spectacular, spectacular Spider-Man.

23. Spectacular.

24. Spectacular, spectacular Spider-Man.

25. Spectacular, spectacular Spider-Man.

26. - Oh.

27. - Hey, Harry.

28. - Oh!

29. Pete!

30. Ninja much?

31. - Sorry.

32. Where's Gwen?

33. - MJ insisted on bringing her.

34. - Gentlemen, may I present Gwen Stacy.

35. - Hi.

36. - Wow, babe.

37. You look great.

38. Gwen.

39. You look like an angel.

40. - Thanks, Peter.

41. That was sweet.

42. - Michael!

43. Don't run!

44. But Joan, honeybunch, darling,

45. it's not too late to catch the Knicks.

46. Why—

47. - Because it's Valentine's Day and you're

48. giving me romantic or else.

49. - What's so romantic about a bunch of yodelling yokels?

50. - What's that, dear?

51. - Nothing, sweetums.

52. - Doctor Octopus, I presume.

53. - Indeed.

54. But whee is our third party?

55. Silvio Manfredi has arrived.

56. - We can begin.

57. - See, Boss?

58. It's good you brung me.

59. You need me watching your back.

60. - Just don't give me or my back cause to regret your inclusion.

61. To the Valentine's Day massac— uh, summit.

62. - Wow.

63. Uh, everything looks great.

64. - And it's free.

65. Helps to be the owner's daughter.

66. Wow!

67. What a surprise.

68. Romantic minds think alike, eh?

69. Why don't all us homies sit together?

70. - Uh!

71. You expect us to sit with them?

72. I don't think—

73. - Please, Sal.

74. Stay?

75. - Fine.

76. Scoot over!

77. Don't touch me!

78. - Come on, stop complaining!

79. This is fun!

80. - Patch, what are you—

81. - I needed the scratch.

82. - Fine.

83. But stay inconspicuous.

84. - Sure.

85. Sure.

86. - Uh, sir, someone left this for you.

87. - Oops!

88. Clumsy me.

89. Yo, Parker.

90. Help me pick this up, amigo.

91. OK, Parker.

92. Here's the deal.

93. You need to make sure I don't say nothing

94. to make Sha Shan think I'm stupid.

95. - Uh, dude?

96. Ship sailed.

97. - Shut up!

98. She likes smartness, that and like integrity and stuff.

99. So if I say something dumb, you kick me or something.

100. - For you, pal, anytime.

101. - Weren't you picking up the silverware?

102. - Why?

103. You want to eat off dirty forks or— ow!

104. - Look, Big Man.

105. Here's the bottom line.

106. The Manfredi family's ruled New York for decades.

107. You are not taking what is mine.

108. - You old school types always make things personal.

109. But a criminal empire should be run like a business.

110. - Not a business, a science.

111. You both think so small, fighting over scraps like rats.

112. - Given such confidence, Doctor, I

113. wonder why you bothered calling this summit?

114. - Wha— I didn't call it.

115. This relic did!

116. - What's the game here?

117. You called the summit yourself, Tombstone!

118. - Bet we could settle this easy.

119. - Oh, yeah?

120. How would that go?

121. - Sable!

122. - Ah!

123. Treachery!

124. - Your plan worked, Boss.

125. Take him!

126. - What?

127. - Will you stop squirming?

128. - Boy.

129. It's this furshlugginer seat.

130. It's built for hamsters.

131. Zip it!

132. People are trying to hear!

133. You and I will have words.

134. - Ye-ha!

135. Now we make this personal.

136. All goes well, them three mooks take each other out

137. and Hammerhead's the new Big Man.

138. Mmm.

139. Wonder who I got to thank for them posies.

140. - Come on, come on.

141. Oh, hello?

142. Robbie!

143. - Yo, Osborn.

144. Nice remodel on Gwen— ow!

145. - So you two enjoying your un-date?

146. - Undoubtedly.

147. - Hello.

148. Robbie?

149. Look, I'm sorry, but I'm on a— wait.

150. Who's fighting?

151. Right.

152. On my way.

153. - Petie, it's Valentine's Day!

154. Doesn't "The Bugle" have any other photographers?

155. - Not for this assignment.

156. - Parker!

157. What are you doin'?

158. - Look, sorry, Flash.

159. You're on your own.

160. Liz, I'll try to come back soon.

161. Sorry, Gwen.

162. Oh!

163. Oh, what's that?

164. - Shush.

165. - Oh.

166. Sorry.

167. Sorry, pickle-puss.

168. I gotta investigate.

169. Could be.

170. - We were all betrayed by Hammerhead.

171. - Hammerhead is a stooge!

172. He doesn't blink without orders.

173. - Indeed.

174. You're denial lacked sincerity.

175. - Whoa.

176. - Whoa!

177. And I thought I was just making an excuse.

178. - Et tu, octopus?

179. - What can I say?

180. An opportunity is an opportunity, Silvermane.

181. Oh, so that's Silvermane.

182. Wow.

183. A three-way battle to declare New York's biggest jerk.

184. Where do I start?

185. - Perhaps with your demise, arachnid!

186. Hey, pickle-puss!

187. This is heavier than it looks, so—

188. Move, kids!

189. Can't trust that blasted web-head to save us!

190. Oh, real nice.

191. Oh, man!

192. - Cordon off the area!

193. Priority one is protecting civilians.

194. - Call me a relic.

195. - Call Blackie Gaxton.

196. Gaxton.

197. Oh!

198. - Hey, hey, hey.

199. Blackie.

200. I just don't get Pete.

201. What kind of guy abandons his girl on Valentine's?

202. - That's not fair, Harry.

203. You know he needs "The Bugle" to help his aunt.

204. - How are your snails?

205. - When you told me to try the escargot,

206. I thought you'd es-car went.

207. But— ow!

208. What was that for?

209. - I don't know.

210. Parker was doing it and it looked like fun.

211. - A romantic rose for your lady?

212. - I'll take your whole basket.

213. - Wow!

214. - Thank you.

215. - Now, he knows how to treat a lady!

216. - So this is the Spider-Man that's

217. given Tombstone and Octopus so much trouble.

218. As yet, I'm unimpressed.

219. - Oh, you haven't seen me juggle bowling balls

220. while drinking a glass of water.

221. I've gotta start making that stuff stronger.

222. - Octopus calling Craven.

223. Do you read?

224. - They are so not making old folks like they used to.

225. DR. Excellent, May.

226. You're fit as a fiddle.

227. - That's what I keep telling Peter.

228. It's sweet of you to make this house call

229. so I can give him the official word.

230. - Oh, my pleasure.

231. But, you know, I'm surprised you're

232. home alone on Valentine's Day.

233. - Oh, well, what would I be doing?

234. And Peter's hanging with his friends.

235. - You will pay the price for your constant interference,

236. arachnid!

237. - You know, I'm kind of broke.

238. How 'bout you pay tonight and I'll owe you one?

239. Two of my biggest enemies and this Jurassic jerk

240. are taking each other out.

241. And I'm trying to stop them why?

242. Oh,

243. Right.

244. Public safety.

245. - Robbie!

246. Robbie!

247. Confounded static!

248. Robbie!

249. - This is the cause of our troubles.

250. We can rule Manhattan together or divide it at our leisure

251. as soon as we dispose of this pest!

252. - Please tell me the fat lady's not singing.

253. - Hold him still and I'll finish what the both of you—

254. - Stop, fool!

255. Let go!

256. - Thanks, Toomey.

257. Just don't expect roses.

258. - Best field trip ever.

259. - Sorry, Doctor.

260. Too many witnesses.

261. L. Thompson Lincoln can't be seen collaborating

262. with supervillains and gangsters.

263. - Then L. Thompson Lincoln is weak!

264. - You're all weak!

265. - I'm confused.

266. Do you want to fight or dance?

267. - If your knee's bothering you, we can just talk.

268. - No!

269. We'll dance.

270. We'll dance!

271. - Flash, stop.

272. You don't have to be afraid to open your mouth around me.

273. I like you for who you are, an honest guy

274. who stands up for what's right.

275. - Then dance with me, because honestly, I

276. can't think of anything I'd rather do.

277. - Come on, sis.

278. Dance with us.

279. - And be a third wheel on the most

280. romantic night of the year?

281. - Romantic?

282. Please.

283. It's a commercial holiday, created

284. by florists and greeting card companies.

285. - Nothing romantic about it.

286. Yes!

287. Yes, I will!

288. - OK.

289. Maybe a little romantic.

290. - Can't see.

291. But I don't need my sight to finish this.

292. - Oh, great, a hood with focus.

293. That sound.

294. Hydraulic servos are powering this armor.

295. No hydraulics, no power.

296. - No.

297. No!

298. This cannot happen to Silvio Manfredi!

299. Sable!

300. Sable, you read me?

301. - Sable to Silvermane.

302. Daddy, do you copy?

303. Spill, hamster.

304. How have you blocked our comm?

305. - Blocked your comm?

306. Er, well, wouldn't you like to know?

307. Don't you turn your back on me!

308. My father—

309. - Daddy's outta the picture, princess.

310. So be nice.

311. - Oh, I know it's not sporting, but who

312. am I to baulk at playing the scavenger?

313. The law of the jungle prevails.

314. Newsflash, Doc.

315. Not a lot of octopi in the jungle.

316. - Don't go anywhere.

317. - No witnesses down here.

318. I assume you remember our last physical encounter.

319. - Painfully.

320. But I told you then I don't look the other way.

321. Captain George Stacy,

322. meet L. Thompson Lincoln, alias Tombstone,

323. alias The Big Man of crime.

324. - Mr. Lincoln, you're under arrest.

325. Confound it, Stacy!

326. I'll give you six seconds to arrest Spider-Man

327. for assaulting this upstanding citizen!

328. Everyone here saw Lincoln save that ungrateful web-head's

329. life!

330. - Boss!

331. JJ!

332. - What?

333. What?

334. Ergh.

335. Never mind.

336. Jonah Jameson, you abandoned me.

337. - Joan, if I'm not elsewhere in 0.2 seconds, I'm stroking out!

338. - You're fired.

339. Expect your severance package soon.

340. - Thanks.

341. I'm sure this can't be what you had

342. planned for Valentine's Day.

343. - Oh!

344. Valentine's Day!

345. - You're not seeing her.

346. - Look, Mark, I, I didn't want to go.

347. But I need that job.

348. - You think this is about your job?

349. Liz gets the job.

350. - Well, then what is it?

351. - Two words.

352. Gwen Stacy.

353. Liz saw you looked at her, how you

354. apologised to her for leaving.

355. My sister's not gonna be your second choice.

356. She's too good for that.

357. She's too good for you.

358. - Something wrong, son?

359. - Did you see the paper?

360. Tombstone made bail!

361. - Lincoln may be free.

362. But the world knows he's The Big Man.

363. 16 different government agencies now

364. have him under surveillance.

365. His operation is crippled.

366. We'll get him eventually.

367. - Oh.

368. Well, good.

369. - Here's the real problem.

370. You've created a power vacuum in the criminal universe.

371. And nature abhors a vacuum.

372. - Hammerhead never showed this kind of initiative.

373. I should've known you were behind this.

374. - Guilty.

375. Guilty!

376. And oh so very guilty of being the new Big Man of crime.