WTF Happened to The Amazing Spider-Man TV series? (1977)

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  @JoBloOriginals · 5 years ago · pinned

  Hey folks!<br><br>If you want us to feature your forgotten TV show send us a email with your suggestions. We may feature it out n a future episode. Our suggestion email is GBNFSeries@<a href="http://gmail.com/">gmail.com</a>

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  @white-dragon4424 · 5 years ago

  I can&apos;t ever forget that he swung from the same building in every episode time and time...and time again.

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• GA

  @garym6315 · 5 years ago

  Those scenes of the stuntman actually climbing up the side of a skyscraper, shown in a long shot, stayed with me since childhood. &nbsp;Yes, upon recent rewatch the green screen bits do stand out more than they did in the 80s but the rest of the practical moves are unbelievably good.

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• YO

  @youtubearethenazis608 · 5 years ago

  As a kid watching reruns of this in the late 80s...it was AMAZING. I friggin loved it

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• ST

  @steveroberts2793 · 5 years ago

  So, we live in a world where the 1970&apos;s Japanese Spider-Man is easier to find than the 1970&apos;s US Spider-Man show? &nbsp;Who&apos;d a thunk it?!

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• HI

  @Hic76 · 5 years ago

  I wish they release a skin with that costume on the Spiderman game. Really.

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• SQ

  @Squicx · 5 years ago

  If he and the Japanese Spider-Man meet up in a live action Spider-Verse movie, IT WOULD BE AMAZING!!!!

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• GU

  @gus4u2c · 5 years ago

  Nicholas Hammond was the perfect &apos;70s/Bronze-Age of Comics, Spider-Man. He was great as Peter. Smart but not nerdy, shy but not a pathetic loser. That&apos;s the way Peter Parker was in the 1970&apos;s. Also the infamous cocky, sarcastic, humor of Peter Parker/Spider-Man is there if you listen for it. Parker&apos;s struggle with money and trying to do the right thing despite who he might hurt is in the late &apos;70s &nbsp;tv show.

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• AR

  @ArturoLopezRossell · 5 years ago

  Nicholas Hammond deserves, deserves, deserves to get a cameo in the upcoming Spidey flick.

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• TH

  @The_Doug__Side · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m old enough to remember both the Electric Company Spiderman and the 1977 TV series. Loved them both! Dang it I am old.

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• DO

  @DougUnfunny · 5 years ago

  Nicolas Hammond face was inspiration for the 90s Animated Spider man Series Peter Parker.

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  @defrank1870 · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m a grown as man now, and I still love this show.

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