S3.E2

Trouble with Snow/Spiderman vs. Desparado

Episode aired Mar 29, 1970
TV-Y7
15m

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Action Adventure Animation Family Fantasy Sci-Fi

Electricity, when used responsibly, it is man's best friend, when not kept under control it gives life to evil city destroying snowmen! Desperado, a lasso wielding cowboy, uses his electroni... Read allElectricity, when used responsibly, it is man's best friend, when not kept under control it gives life to evil city destroying snowmen! Desperado, a lasso wielding cowboy, uses his electronic horse to go on a one man crime-wave.Electricity, when used responsibly, it is man's best friend, when not kept under control it gives life to evil city destroying snowmen! Desperado, a lasso wielding cowboy, uses his electronic horse to go on a one man crime-wave.

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Paul Kligman

J. Jonah Jameson
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Paul Soles

Peter Parker
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Peg Dixon

Aunt May
(voice)

Bernard Cowan

Narrator
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(uncredited)

Tom Harvey

Police officer
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(uncredited)

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6Hey_Sweden

Hitting the trail with Spidey.

'Trouble with Snow'. Spidey must battle a way oversized snowman that's been brought to life through a combination of bitterly cold temperatures, snow containing trace chemicals, and a charge of electricity.

'Spiderman vs. Desperado'. His nemesis this time is a modern-day outlaw whose steed is a mechanical flying horsie, enabling the desperado to make clean getaways after committing his crimes.

At least the regular series writers came up with *some* original stories during this truncated third season, and these two are real doozies: absolutely hilarious nonsense that is played incredibly straight, with the added bonus of Aunt May, making one of her rare series appearances, and the addition of the narrator, whose voice was heard only sporadically during these second & third seasons.

Briskly paced, goofy fun for classic Spider-Man lovers, these two tales are an utter hoot. The "Evil Frosty" one in particular.

Six out of 10.