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The following is an episode list for The Spectacular Spider-Man. Following the central theme of "The Education of Peter Parker", the series is broken up into loose arcs each consisting of three to four episodes, with the episode titles in each arc adopting terms from specific fields of study. Each season consists of 13 episodes.

Episodes[]

Season 1[]

The first season originally aired from March 8, 2008 - June 14, 2008. The first three episodes are named after notions in biology, the next three are named after ones in economics, the following three are terms in chemistry, while the final four are notions in psychology.[1]

# Title Director Writer(s) Original air date Production code
1 "Survival of the Fittest" Victor CookGreg WeismanFile:Flag of the United States.svg March 8, 2008101
Summer is over for Peter Parker and school's ready to start -- both literally (it's his junior year of high school), and in the real world of crime-fighting -- as Spider-Man faces his first real challenge The Enforcers and his first real super-villain Vulture
2 "Interactions" Troy AdomitisKevin HoppsFile:Flag of the United States.svg March 8, 2008102
Peter Parker attempts to tutor the popular Liz Allan while Spider-Man tries to stop Electro, who will stop at nothing to find a cure for the accident that made him who he is. 
3 "Natural Selection" Dave BullockMatt WayneFile:Flag of the United States.svg March 15, 2008103
Peter Parker and Spider-Man both must learn to own their choices when decisions made by Dr. Curt Connors transform Pete's mentor into The Lizard
4 "Market Forces" Dan FausettAndrew RobinsonFile:Flag of the United States.svg March 22, 2008104
While Peter takes on the responsibility of helping Aunt May pay the bills, Montana (one of the Big Man's Enforcers) becomes the stunning Shocker to fulfill his responsibility: eliminating Spider-Man. 
5 "Competition" Troy AdomitisKevin HoppsFile:Flag of the United States.svg March 29, 2008105
As Peter Parker and Harry Osborn try out for the football team, Spider-Man must face convict Flint Marko, newly transformed into the Sandman in order to destroy Spider-Man. 
6 "The Invisible Hand" Dave BullockMatt WayneFile:Flag of the United States.svg April 12, 2008106
Peter Parker struggles to get a date for the Fall Formal, and to figure out a way to pay for it. Meanwhile, the unstoppable Rhino – the latest of the Big Man's creations – has sworn vengeance on Spider-Man. Spidey takes the battle directly to the source of his troubles, the previously invisible hand, who has been secretly conducting his villain-of-the-week attacks. But the Big Man offers a surprising solution to Spidey's problems, a tempting offer he doesn't think our hero can afford to refuse. Will Spidey do the right thing? 
7 "Catalysts" Victor CookAndrew RobinsonFile:Flag of the United States.svg April 26, 2008107
On the night of the Midtown High Fall Formal, Peter's date, Mary Jane Watson, threatens to invert Midtown's social structure. Elsewhere, the mysterious, murderous Green Goblin tries to force L. Thompson Lincoln (a.k.a. Tombstone) to step down as NYC's Big Man of crime. Will Spider-Man be able to take this new threat seriously enough – or will he be so cocky that he loses his big head?! 
8 "Reaction" Jennifer CoyleRandy JandtFile:Flag of the United States.svg May 3, 2008108
Peter Parker and Spider-Man learn that actions have consequences when nebbishy Dr. Otto Octavius becomes the megalomaniacal Doctor Octopus. The cause: Green Goblin; the effect: Mayhem! 
9 "The Uncertainty Principle" Dave BullockKevin HoppsFile:Flag of the United States.svg May 10, 2008109
While Colonel John Jameson struggles to land his damaged space shuttle, Spider-Man struggles to defeat the Green Goblin, who also threatens Hammerhead and Tombstone. But Peter Parker's biggest challenge will be facing the truth when he finally learns the Goblin's "true" identity, all on Halloween! 
10 "Persona" Dan FausettMatt WayneFile:Flag of the United States.svg May 17, 2008110
Spider-Man gains a black costume, courtesy of the alien life form, during an encounter with the Black Cat. Meanwhile, a master of disguise, the Chameleon, starts framing Spidey for various robberies, using inventions and effects provided by Quentin Beck and Phineas Mason. Spider-Man is left with no option but to team up with Black Cat to stop his new enemy's crime spree. 
11 "Group Therapy" Dave Bullock & Jennifer CoyleAndrew Robinson & Greg WeismanFile:Flag of the United States.svg May 31, 2008111

With Electro's help, Doctor Octopus breaks himself, Vulture, Sandman, Rhino and Shocker out of Ryker's Island prison to quench their mutual thirst for revenge. Even with his new black alien suit, Spider-Man finds his old enemies, now called the Sinister Six, are more than he can handle.

Note: Beginning with this episode, all episodes left in this season aired on The CW4Kids (formly called Kids' WB). 
12 "Intervention" Dave BullockGreg WeismanFile:Flag of the United States.svg June 7, 2008112
With Aunt May in hospital and his friendship with Eddie Brock ruined, Peter finally gains enough self-awareness to realize the alien symbiote is starting to affect his personality. The struggle between Peter and the symbiote evolves into a war within Spidey's own mind, where Pete is aided by a familiar face. 
13 "Nature vs. Nurture" Victor CookKevin HoppsFile:Flag of the United States.svg June 14, 2008113
Peter is in a celebratory mood as Aunt May is released from hospital, but Eddie Brock (transformed into the vicious Venom by the alien symbiote) has no intention of letting them have a happy reunion. Can Spider-Man defeat his new arch-nemesis? 

Season 2[]

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The second season originally aired from January 11, 2009 - March 18, 2009 with episodes debuting in Canada, Bulgaria, and Australia. It made its American debut on June 22, 2009. The first four episodes are named after notions from engineering,[1] the next three are named after ones in human development, the following three are terms in criminology, while the final three are drama terminologies.

# Title Director Writer(s) Original air date Production code
14 "Blueprints" Jennifer CoyleKevin HoppsFile:Flag of Canada.svg January 11, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg June 22, 2009
201

It’s early December, and the first snow is falling. Peter Parker has a long “To Do” list – leading off with talking to Gwen Stacy about their surprise first kiss. But before he gets the chance, Spider-Man has a run-in with the "sorcerer" Mysterio.

Note: Starting with this episode, all episodes began to air on Disney XD in the USA.
Note: Stan Lee makes a brief appearance in this episode. 
15 "Destructive Testing" Kevin AltieriMatt WayneFile:Flag of Canada.svg January 18, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg June 22, 2009
202
Both Gwen Stacy and Liz Allan like Peter Parker. So whom should Pete pursue? Meanwhile, Kraven the Hunter has come to New York to make Spider-Man his prey! 
16 "Reinforcement" Mike GoguenAndrew RobinsonFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg January 25, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg June 29, 2009
203

As Christmas approaches, the Sinister Six reconstitutes with Sandman, Rhino, Vulture, Electro and new members Mysterio and Kraven. All they want for Christmas is Spider-Man – dead. Meanwhile, Peter Parker finds his wandering eye prevents him from being with Gwen Stacy. He’ll have to learn to focus if he wants to get the girl… and if he wants to stay alive.

Note: Patch makes his first appearance in the series. 
17 "Shear Strength" Jennifer CoyleRandy JandtFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg January 31, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg July 6, 2009
204
It’s New Year’s Eve, and the Master Planner (Dr. Octopus) and his henchmen are literally planning to take over the world! A highly motivated Spider-Man takes the fight to the Planner’s secret lair, but once he gets there, can he survive? 
18 "First Steps" Kevin AltieriKevin HoppsFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg February 1, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg July 13, 2009
205

School’s back in session, and things have changed. Peter Parker’s actually invited to Flash Thompson’s birthday bash. Meanwhile, Spider-Man has to party with Sandman, who’s once again looking to make his Big Score. And is that Venom disappearing into the night?

Note: Frog-Man and his henchmen make an appearance working for Hammerhead. 
19 "Growing Pains" Mike GoguenNicole DubucFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg February 7, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg July 20, 2009
206
Venom is back and framing Spider-Man. Meanwhile, alien spores infect John Jameson, increasing his size, strength and mass. J. Jonah Jameson convinces his son to become a superhero, to capture Spidey... 
20 "Identity Crisis" Jennifer CoyleAndrew RobinsonFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg February 8, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svg July 27, 2009
207
Peter Parker’s secret identity as Spider-Man has been outed by Venom, leaving Pete and his loved ones vulnerable to all of Spidey’s enemies. 
21 "Accomplices" Kevin AltieriNicole DubucFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg February 14, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svgOctober 7, 2009
208

A gang war looms as Silver Sable, Hammerhead, and Doctor Octopus vie for a prize that could change the balance of power in the New York Underworld.

Note: Fredrick Foswell is revealed as Patch, and Roderick Kingsley makes an appearance. 
22 "Probable Cause" Mike GoguenKevin HoppsFile:Flag of Bulgaria.svg February 15, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svgOctober 14, 2009
209
Some days, Peter Parker just can’t win… especially when he winds up on a Midtown High police car ride-along with Sally Avril. As Spider-Man, his luck isn’t any better, facing off against Shocker, Ricochet and Ox the new Enforcers. 
23 "Gangland" Jennifer CoyleAndrew RobinsonFile:Flag of Australia.svg March 13, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svgOctober 21, 2009
210
On Valentine’s Day, Peter Parker jeopardizes his relationship with girlfriend Liz Allan, when Tombstone, Doctor Octopus and Silvermane call a Valentine’s Day Summit. But when Hammerhead betrays them all in an attempt to become the new Big Man, the summit erupts into a gang war – one only Spider-Man can stop! 
24 "Subtext" Kevin AltieriNicole DubucFile:Flag of Australia.svg March 16, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svgNovember 4, 2009
211
Determined to be a better boyfriend to Liz Allan, Peter Parker wishes he could help her brother Mark Allan. But when Green Goblin turns Mark into Molten Man and blackmails him into doing his bidding, neither Liz, Mary Jane Watson nor Spider-Man may be able to save him! 
25 "Opening Night" Mike GoguenGreg WeismanFile:Flag of Australia.svg March 17, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svgNovember 18, 2009
212
Spider-Man volunteers to try to escape the Vault in order to test the security system. But the Green Goblin has other ideas, trapping Spidey inside Ryker’s amid a sea of felons he put away. 
26 "Final Curtain" Victor CookKevin HoppsFile:Flag of Australia.svg March 18, 2009
File:Flag of the United States.svgNovember 18, 2009
213
When Spider-Man defeats another Goblin squad, he wonders where the Green Goblin could really be. When Peter reaches home, Gwen calls him, telling him that she needs Peter's help. Peter arrives at Gwen's home and finds Harry. Harry told them the whole story why he has been missing in the past few days, and that he isn't the Goblin. Peter Parker as Spider-Man reaches the Oscorp tower, and fights the Green Goblin who he once thought it was Norman Osborn. When Peter breaks up with Liz Allan, he returns to Oscorp to get the address of Donald Menkin. The Goblin showed up, but when Spider-Man unmasked him, he turns out to be Norman Osborn. Chameleon was working with him all along. After the battle, Norman was thought to be dead until he shows up somewhere in an airport. 

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Ask Greg (Weisman): June 27, 2008

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