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0:24 – The episode has barely started and it already has a satellite going through a “warp drive engine”.  I know this show set out to be different from Spider-Man TAS.  But is it to much to ask for something more traditional before the strange shit starts in.

0:35 – How did the satellite record itself blowing up?

1:00 – I like Rino Romano’s take on Peter Parker/Spider-Man.

1:55 – The title theme is alright.  Sort of generic, but it fits the tone of the show.  And by that I mean bizarre.

5:15 – Why doesn’t John Jameson have a co-pilot?  He is such an egomaniac that he must go it alone.  Seems like a dumb move to me.

7:51 – Hydro-Man?  No such luck, just a fire hose.

11:10 – A new nano-bot spider suit, eh.  I’m sure that concept sold a lot of action figures.

12:02 – What is it with this show and the lone wolf mentality?  First John Jameson, and now Spider-Man.  I know this is Spidey’s show and all.  But if I lived in the Marvel universe and had to take a dangerous voyage to an alien world, I would be open to bringing some backup.

14:57 – “Perhaps he’s a bestial”  Well whatever floats his boat.

15:44 – AHHHHH, FURRIES!

16:03 – As I look at four beast people sitting atop hovercrafts, I can’t help but wonder aloud, “This is supposed to be a Spider-Man show right?”

18:35 – That stealth mode may have came in handy earlier.

20:10 – That Tony The Tiger joke made me chuckle.

21:22 – Nice cliffhanger.  I would be pumped for the next episode if I didn’t already know it takes a turn for the worse.