Superhero Films - Ch. 7: 'The Amazing Spider-Man'

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Chapter 7 in my continuing Superhero Film series.

Hey look who's come to primetime television kids! Yep, it's your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man! Chapter 7 in my Superhero Film series takes a look at the 1977 television pilot starring Nicholas Hammond, that kicked off the wall crawlers TV series.

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[SacredTchotchke]

Loving your channel. Thanks for your insight.

[Michael93406]

Good job

[gus4u2c]

The stunt work done by Fred Waugh is still impressive, after all these years.

[rocksteady531]

@Fanfilmmaker97 bixby died in 1993, he was the producer of blossom at the time so i doubt it was due to his death.

[rocksteady531]

i used to ride my big wheel around with a make shift spider-man outfit that included a red skimask after watching this on tv. that was around 1982. god, how i loved this show.

[ldeguzman]

my jaw dropped during the wall climbing scenes when i was a kid.

[diuga1]

@Th3Strategist In the original comic books, Parker made a webashooter in his lab...the whole deal about his web being organically made was an INVENTION from the Sam Raimi´s flicks.

[Fanfilmmaker97]

@WarriorSmurf true unfortunately it was canceled due to bixbys death. R.I.P

[WarriorSmurf]

Believe it or not, Bill Bixby is said to have approached Nicholas Hammond with an idea of doing a Spider-Man/Hulk crossover telefilm a few years after both shows ended (1984 to be exact). Spidey is said to have worn the black costume.

[WarriorSmurf]

@wildfire04j The Wonder Woman show aired from the mid to late 70's. The Batman show was made in the mid to late 60's.