Spider-Man Unlimited: Season 1, Episode 1Worlds Apart: Part 1 (2 Oct. 1999)Astronaut John Jameson tells the public he plans to investigate counter earth, a planet on the other side of a manmade wormhole... See full synopsis » Director:Patrick Archibald |
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Title: Worlds Apart: Part 1 (02 Oct 1999)
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Rino Romano | ... |
Spider-Man /
Peter Parker
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Michael Donovan | ... |
Carnage /
Cletus Kasady
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Brian Drummond | ... |
Venom /
Eddie Brock /
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Nick Fury
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Ron Halder | ... |
Sir Ram
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| Jennifer Hale | ... |
Mary Jane Watson /
Lady Vermin
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Richard Newman | ... |
J. Jonah Jameson /
High Evolutionary /
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John Payne | ... |
John Jameson
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| Tasha Simms | ... |
Lady Ursa
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Lord Tyger
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Dale Wilson | ... |
Machine Men /
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Astronaut John Jameson tells the public he plans to investigate counter earth, a planet on the other side of a manmade wormhole... See full synopsis »
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When I first watch this I had no clue what was coming at me. I admit, I just thought "oh, another Spiderman series" and that was just what I expected: Our Webslinger, them good old foes (Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Kingpin – you know the deal), MJ and Aunt May, The Lizard, Eddie Brock, Triple J... All the right stuff for a new Spidey show.
Little did I know, this one is completely different. The Story-Arc about the so-called "Counter Earth" is rather promising, but some elements just doesn't work here. Especially Venom & Carnage are VERY different from the villains we use to know from other Spidey-Shows or Comics. We never really see the hosts of the alien parasites (Eddie Brock and Cletus Kasady) plus they seem to have changed to some kind of liquid shapeshifters – very odd! It's also rather hard to believe that the NY-Citizens forget everything Spiderman had done for them in no time and start to attack him (inlcuding firemen that just saw him save a mother & child from a burning house and calling him "Murderer" for no reason at all) just because Triple J said so…
In Counter-Earth, Liberace seems to be the main technician considering the purple and rosy look of the Machine-Man and Hoover-Bikes of the Beastials there… Fun aside, the Beastials are interesting new entries to the Marvel-Universe and damn, that new Spidey-Suit (inventet by Dr. Reed Richards as he mentioned in this episode) is cool!… even with that stupid web-cape >.<
All in all a little messy episode, but still entertaining enough to keep on watching!