Spidey Super Stories (1974) is a series web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Spidey Super Stories online in HD.
Spidey Super Stories — Storyline
A live-action, recurring skit on the PBS children's television series The Electric Company. Episodes featured the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man, provided to the Children's Television Workshop free of charge, and was played by puppeteer and dancer Danny Seagren.
Stories involved the masked superhero foiling mischievous characters who were involved in petty criminal activities. The cast of The Electric Company played the roles of the various characters in each story, with another serving as narrator. In many of these sketches, viewers were addressed as "true believers."
Unlike other live-action and cartoon productions of Spider-Man, this version of the web-slinging hero did not speak out loud, instead communicating only with word balloons, in order to encourage young viewers to practice their reading skills because he was drawn without a mouth. He also never appeared out of his costume as Peter Parker and, given the series' budget limitations, used his web-shooters sparingly.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Stan Lee, Steve Ditko
- Starring: Danny Seagren
Spidey Super Stories — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1974-10-21 |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 29 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Network | PBS |
| Status | Ended |
Spidey Super Stories — Episode Guide
1974-1975
- E1: Spidey Meets the Spoiler (1974-10-21) — The first "Spidey Super Stories" segment. Spidey links clues to the Spoiler (Skip Hinnant), a mischievous villain who aims to spoil people's fun. Spidey defeats him, but the victor
- E2: A Night at the Movies (1974-10-22) — Count Dracula (Morgan Freeman) plans to bite the neck of an unsuspecting moviegoer (Judy Graubart). Spidey is able to foil Dracula's plans.
Count Dracula (based on the Bram Stoker
- E3: Spider-Man Meets the Evil Dr. Fly (1974-10-23) — Dr. Fly (Luis Avalos), a mutated half-human, half-fly plans to turn the world's inhabitants into the same type of mutant. He disguises himself as a vendor to distribute hot dogs la
- E4: Spidey Up Against the Wall (1974-10-24) — At a New York Mets baseball game, a mutated half-human, half-wall creature (Jim Boyd) sneaks up behind outfielder "Gumbo" Grace Ivy (Skip Hinnant) and causes him to miss a routine
- E5: Spider-Man Meets the Can Crusher (1974-10-28) — Long ago, a young boy visited a soup factory, but lost his pet frog in a vat of tomato soup. As an adult, the Can Crusher (Jim Boyd, sporting a Don King-type hairdo, a large red no
- E6: Spidey Meets the Funny Bunny (1974-10-29) — Once an ordinary girl until a bully sat on her Easter basket, a woman dressed in an Easter Bunny costume (Judy Graubart) sets out to steal other children's Easter baskets. She plan
- E7: Meet Dr. Fright (1974-10-30) — Dr. Fright (Skip Hinnant) is a monster who has a face so frighteningly ugly that he conceals it beneath an oversized stovepipe hat. He uses this to terrify victims, robbing them wh
- E8: Meet Mr. Measles (1974-10-31) — Mr. Measles (Skip Hinnant), armed with a large bag of measles-causing spots, plans to spread a worldwide epidemic. He infects several people, but Spidey catches him before a large-
- E9: Spidey Jumps the Thumper (1974-11-04) — The Thumper (Hattie Winston) was a spoiled little rich girl who did not get a yellow pony for her birthday. Turning to a life of crime after the cake and ice cream, the Thumper fan
- E10: Spidey and the Queen Bee (1974-11-05) — A half-human, half-bee mutant named The Queen Bee (Hattie Winston) plots to rule the world. Her underlings are also mutated bee-human creatures (played by Skip Hinnant and Judy Gra
- E11: Little Miss Muffett (1974-11-06) — Based on the nursery rhyme. Spidey comes to the rescue of the title character (Hattie Winston) after a large spider terrorizes her. However, Spidey recognizes the spider (a large p
- E12: Spidey Meets The Bookworm (1974-11-07) — Easy Reader (Morgan Freeman) is helping his girlfriend, Valerie (Hattie Winston) sort books at the library, when they notice large holes in the books. They try to beat back a large
1975-1976
- E1: The Birthday Bandit (1975-12-05) — The evil Birthday Bandit sneaks into a boy's birthday party setup and steals the cake, ice cream, decorations, and presents while explaining his crimes in rhyme, Dr. Seuss style.
- E2: Spidey Meets the Prankster (1976-01-09) — Spidey is visiting the Short Circus at their elementary school when music books are loaded with jumping snake puppets, chocolate cream pies prepared in Home Economics class are rep
- E3: Spidey Meets the Blowhard (1975-12-29) — Donned in a tuxedo and cape, Luis Avalos poses as the Big Bad Wolf and blows everything down. He plans retaliation on Fargo North, Decoder, after the detective foiled his plot to b
- E4: Who Stole the Show? (1976-02-06) — Winky Goodyshoes, a has-been actress, laments her struggle to find work after having captivated audiences when she was younger. She "steals the show" by stealing props and costumes
- E5: Spidey Meets the Yeti (1975-11-25) — An abominable snowman sits on cold items (frozen treats) to cope with homesickness after leaving the Frozen North. After Spidey traps the Yeti in his web with a line of ten purchas
- E6: Spidey Meets the Mouse (1975-11-11)
- E7: Spidey Meets the Sitter (1975-12-26)
- E8: Spidey Fixes the Hum (1976-02-27)
- E9: Spidey Nabs the Sandman (1975-12-23)
- E10: Spidey Meets the Tickler (1976-03-11)
- E11: Spidey Gets the Old One-Two (1975-10-20)
- E12: Spidey Meets Eye Patch (1977-03-01)
- E13: Spidey Meets Silly Willy (1975-10-28)
- E14: The Uninvited (1976-11-11)
- E15: Spidey After the Fox (1976-01-29)
- E16: Spidey Meets the Sack (1977-01-13)
- E17: Spidey Meets the Stomper (1977-04-11) — The Stomper shakes the earth whenever hopping on the ground, and crushes anything in his path, such as the flower garden of Terry Terry, cousin of Mary Mary. Spider-Man tracks the
1976-1977
- E1: The Beastly Banana (1975-12-30) — Jennifer of the Jungle (Judy Graubart) is worried about Paul the Gorilla's recent weird behavior, which she links to tainted bananas—the work of Morgan Freeman's signature Mad Scie
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Spidey Super Stories have? 3 season(s) with 29 episodes.
Who created Spidey Super Stories? Stan Lee, Steve Ditko.
Where can I watch Spidey Super Stories? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
