The Spectacular Spider-Man
A kinetic, heartfelt animated saga capturing a young hero's tumultuous education, visually rendered as a vibrant, high-stakes tightrope walk between responsibility and adolescence.
The Spectacular Spider-Man
The Spectacular Spider-Man
08 March 2008 — 18 November 2009 United States of America 2 season 26 episode Canceled ⭐ 8.6 (858)
Cast: Josh Keaton, Lacey Chabert, Joshua LeBar, Grey DeLisle, Alanna Ubach
Animation Action & Adventure Family Kids
Responsibility vs. Personal Desire The Consequences of Power and Science Secrets and Double Lives Growing Up and Making Choices

The Spectacular Spider-Man - Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

Face it, Tiger... you just hit the jackpot!

— Mary Jane Watson

Context:

Season 1, Episode 6, "The Invisible Hand". After much anticipation and Peter's reluctance, Aunt May finally arranges for him to meet Mary Jane. When she appears at the door and delivers the line, both Peter and the audience are instantly captivated.

Meaning:

This iconic line, adapted from the comics, signifies Mary Jane's confident, charismatic, and scene-stealing personality. It marks her official, impactful introduction into Peter's life, immediately establishing her as a significant and dynamic presence who is the polar opposite of the more reserved Gwen Stacy.

With great power comes great responsibility.

— Ben Parker

Context:

Season 1, Episode 12, "Intervention". As Peter struggles to free himself from the corrupting influence of the alien symbiote, he delves into his own subconscious. A memory of his Uncle Ben saying these words gives him the strength to finally reject the suit, reaffirming his identity as a hero.

Meaning:

This is the foundational credo of the Spider-Man mythos. The quote serves as Peter's moral compass and the driving force behind all of his actions as a hero. The series uses it not as an origin story beat, but as a recurring memory that strengthens Peter's resolve during his darkest moments.

You can web me up anytime, Petey.

— Liz Allan

Context:

This line is spoken when Liz reacts to Peter's Spider-Man “costume” at the school's Halloween party, showing her growing affection for him and complicating Peter's feelings for Gwen.

Meaning:

This quote highlights Liz Allan's transformation from Flash Thompson's girlfriend who barely noticed Peter to someone openly attracted to him. It signifies the shift in Peter's social standing and the beginning of the complex love triangle that defines much of Season 2.