Spider-Man: The Animated Series Episode Thirty-Four: The Sins of the Fathers, Chapter 7 - The Man Without Fear

The Man Without Fear

First Aired: September 28th, 1996

Synopsis: Spider-Man and Daredevil get away from the explosion at Fisktronics and with the data disc which can prove Peter Parker's innocence. The two split up to get away from guards, but not before Daredevil reveals to Spider-Man that philanthropist Wilson Fisk is the Kingpin. When Spider-Man returns to Matt Murdock's penthouse he sees a news item that his Aunt May was taken to hospital, and he rushes out to see her, although Matt warns him that Kingpin might expect this. For his part, Matt takes the disc to federal agent Susan Choi, who soon starts acting suspiciously, leading to police officer Terri Lee to start following her. At the hospital, Peter manages to sneak past some guards with Mary Jane's help and to see Aunt May, but the Chameleon, disguised as Anna Watson, knocks Peter and Mary Jane out with some gas. They're taken to Richard Fisk, who has been given the data disc by Choi. Terri contacts Matt about the latter.

Spider-Man: The Animated Series Episode Thirty-Three: The Sins of the Fathers, Chapter 6 - Framed

Framed

First Aired: September 21st, 1996

Synopsis: Peter Parker is in court, and is declared guilty of the most heinous of crimes, in spite of the best efforts of his lawyer, Matt Murdock. While he's being taken away to prison there are explosions and he's rescued by Spider-Man. Peter thinks back to how this all started - Richard Fisk, son of philanthropist Wilson Fisk, hired Peter to work for Wilson's new company, Fisktronics, as he knew that Peter was good with computers and was grateful for Peter saving Wilson's life in the past. Peter did well at the job, which mostly involved him taking home a disc every day with diagnostic problems, but one day he was attacked outside of work by people with guns. He managed to escape from them as Spider-Man, but they went to his home, where it turned out that they were federal agents. They were suspicious that someone was selling defence secrets to other countries, and it turned out the disc Peter had that day was full of them. Peter was assigned Matt Murdock as his lawyer, but as seen at the start of the episode, he was still declared guilty.