Spider-Man: The Animated Series Episode Forty-One: The Sins of the Fathers, Chapter 14 - Turning Point

Turning Point

First Aired: November 23rd, 1996

Synopsis: Annoyed by Madam Web, Spider-Man tells her to stop interfering in his life and to leave him alone, since he's perfectly happy as he is. Elsewhere, the Green Goblin is working on minituarising the time dilation accelerator, and he robs a truck to draw out Spider-Man. He disappears, and while Spider-Man searches for the Goblin, the Goblin stalks him, using the time dilation accelerator to disappear so Spider-Man doesn't detect him. He ends up seeing Spider-Man unmask as Peter Parker. After unmasking, Peter meets with Mary Jane, who tells him that they've been invited to Harry Osborn's birthday party that evening. They go there, and Peter's surprised to discover that Harry only invited them because Norman pressured him to. Norman drops hints to Peter that he knows his identity, and when he implies that he's about to reveal it to Harry's guests, Peter starts a fire to get everyone out. He starts a fight with Norman, who has already changed into the Green Goblin, but Norman's able to capture Peter.

Spider-Man (1967) Episode Forty-Four: Super Swami / The Birth of Micro Man

Super Swami

First Aired: April 19th, 1970

Synopsis: On a hot day, the sun turns into a giant eye and shoots a laser at the Brooklyn Bridge. It disappears, but the cars upon it are unaffected by gravity. While Spider-Man tries to save the people on the bridge, the eye shoots more things around the city. In the mayor's office, a very racist caricature appears on the TV and declares that he is Koga, and that he is responsible for what's going on. He then creates a snowstorm. While Spider-Man swings through it, he gets buffeted about by strong winds, before somehow ending up in a glass ball controlled by Koga, before breaking one of the sides.

Spider-Man (1967) Episode Thirty-Six: Thunder Rumble

Thunder Rumble

First Aired: December 28th, 1968

Synopsis: While a storm rages in New York City, two thugs rob a vault, confident that they won't be heard blowing it up thanks to the thunder. In space, on Mars, the Thunder God Volton comments that his storms are so powerful that they even reach Earth. He is told by Mars, the leader of the people on his planet, that Volton has the honour of going to Earth and conquering it. While Volton travels to Earth, Spider-Man tries stopping the two thugs, and ends up chasing one of them to Central Park. It's then that giant-sized Volton appears, and starts throwing lightning bolts around. Fortunately, Spider-Man is able to kick him in the stomach, which knocks him out.

Spider-Man (1967) Episode Thirty-One: Pardo Presents

Pardo Presents

First Aired: November 23rd, 1968

Synopsis: In the middle of the night, a giant black cat stalks the city, somehow managing to steal jewels and gold using some sort of strange electronic ray. It returns to its master, a green-skinned man named Pardo, who is planning on robbing the city's upper-class. The next night, Peter Parker and a girl named Polly go to the premiere of a Pardo Productions film named My Pet. Inside the theatre, gas shoots out of the screen and everyone except Peter is paralysed, unable to move unless Pardo commands them to. Peter changes to Spider-Man and goes to the screening booth where Pardo is while he tries to get his assistants to take money from everyone.

Spider-Man (1967) Episode Fifteen: The Spider and the Fly / The Slippery Dr. Von Schlick

The Spider and the Fly

First Aired: December 16th, 1967

Synopsis: A figure in black is seen sneaking into the Walden Hotel in the middle of the night. Upon hearing someone inside scream, Spider-Man investigates and finds out that the Human Fly came in and tried to steal the victim's jewels. He manages to find the Human Fly nearby, and chases him but eventually the villain escapes. Returning to the hotel, Spider-Man finds out that the Human Fly returned and stole the jewels, something he considers to be impossible.

Spider-Man (1967) Episode Three: The Menace of Mysterio

The Menace of Mysterio

First Aired: September 23rd, 1967

Synopsis: Spider-Man is seen robbing a museum by multiple eyewitnesses, which pleases J. Jonah Jameson, but upon hearing the news, Peter Parker is sure that he didn't do it. He investigates the scene as Spider-Man but is seen by the police and ends up having to flee from them. While this is happening, a supervillain called Mysterio calls up J. Jonah Jameson and offers to defeat Spider-Man in return for money.