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Trivia

The last Marvel episode to air in the twentieth century.

Goofs

Continuity

Cast

Main Actor	Role(s)
Rino Romano	Spider-Man/Peter Parker Green Goblin/Hector Jones
Kimberly Hawthorne	Karen O'Malley
John Payne	John Jameson
Michael Donovan	Carnage
Brian Drummond	Venom
Garry Chalk	Mr. Meugniot
Akiko Anne Morison	Naoko Yamada-Jones
Rhys Huber	Shane Yamada-Jones
Christopher Gaze	Daniel Bromely
Ron Halder	Sir Ram
Jennifer Hale	Lady Vermin
Tasha Simms	Lady Ursula
David Sobolov	Lord Tyger
Dale Wilson	Machine Men
Kathleen Barr Paul Dobson	Additional Voices

Background

Reception

Stu of Marvel Animation Age was intrigued by the episode as it took the time to go into the backstory of one of the characters. He felt Git's appearance and mute personality made him the one he most wanted to see explored. He did like how it fleshed the character out, feeling sorry for him. He did like the flashbacks of Git and how it made the Bestials evil rather than just animals with a high and mighty attitude. However, he was growing frustrated with the Bestials, especially Sir Ram's dialogue. He felt they were not interesting and too strange for Spider-Man. "Overall though, nothing seems to be standing out in the episodes. There's no oomph or spark to any of it. Perhaps the very premises of the series is too far away from the Spider-Man I know and love, but I'm really not feeling any of this show so far. It never quite reaches a good level. It's either terrible, simply bad or just watchable. There's still time to improve, but I don't think the show has it in it."

The episode has a 7.8 on TV.com and 6.8 on the Internet Movie Database.

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 | image     =
 | date      = December 23, 1999
-| ep_num    = [[Spider-Man Unlimited Episodes|4]]
+| ep_num    = 4 ([[Spider-Man Unlimited Episodes|Overall]])
 | writer    = [[Will Meugniot]]<br>[[Steve Perry]]<br>[[Michael Reaves]]
-| director  =
+| director  = [[Patrick Archibald]]
 | guest     =
 | prev      = Where Evil Nests
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 ==Story==
-An agent of the High Evolutionary named Git steals a canister of deadly mutagen from Sir Ram's laboratory. Unfortunately, the canister has a failsafe that could potentially detonate a nuclear charge within a few hours away from the laboratory. The canister's contents, a dangerous mutagen, would be obliterated in such an explosion, thus saving the planet Counter-Earth from world-wide infection. Unfortunately, such an explosion would blow up the entire city of New York. Git is unaware that the cartridge contains nuclear explosives.
+{{reedit}}
-It is revealed though flashbacks that Git Hoskins used to be a normal boy, until he was abducted by Sir Ram, a member of the High Evolutionary. Sir Ram made Git his guinea pig for an experiment to mutate humans into mummy-esque creatures. This explains Git's anger towards Sir Ram, and the theft of the canister.
-Back in the present, Git is a blonde, red-coated outcast, who is covered in bandages like a mummy and has super-powers. Git no longer has the ability to speak, but he can wrap his bandages around things and can flatten himself to fit into narrow passages.
-The High Evolutionary and the Bestial Knights of Wundagore each try and find Git with the canister before the other team does. The Revolutionary realizes that they are the only ones who will be able to find Git in time, and the Knights recognize that they are the only ones capable of deactivating the bomb. Both teams call a truce, and reluctantly team up to find Git before the canister explodes and kills everyone.
-Meanwhile, a super-strong stranger stalks Naoko and her son Shayne from the shadows.
-Carnage and Venom take the canister away from Git, and remain in possession of the bomb which everybody was searching for.
 ==Quotes==
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 ==Continuity==
+==Cast==
+:{| class="wikitable"
+!Main Actor
+!Role(s)
+|-
+|[[Rino Romano]]
+|[[Spider-Man]]/Peter Parker<br>[[Green Goblin (Counter-Earth)|Green Goblin]]/Hector Jones
+|-
+|[[Kim Hawthorne|Kimberly Hawthorne]]
+|[[Karen O'Malley]]
+|-
+|[[John Payne]]
+|[[John Jameson]]
+|-
+|[[Michael Donovan]]
+|[[Carnage]]
+|-
+|[[Brian Drummond]]
+|[[Venom]]
+|-
+|[[Garry Chalk]]
+|Mr. [[Meugniot]]
+|-
+|[[Akiko Morison|Akiko Anne Morison]]
+|[[Naoko Yamada-Jones]]
+|-
+|[[Rhys Huber]]
+|[[Shane Yamada-Jones]]
+|-
+|[[Christopher Gaze]]
+|[[Daniel Bromely]]
+|-
+|[[Ron Halder]]
+|[[Sir Ram]]
+|-
+|[[Jennifer Hale]]
+|[[Lady Vermin]]
+|-
+|[[Tasha Simms]]
+|[[Lady Ursula]]
+|-
+|[[David Sobolov]]
+|[[Lord Tyger]]
+|-
+|[[Dale Wilson]]
+|[[Machine Men]]
+|-
+|[[Kathleen Barr]]<br>[[Paul Dobson]]
+|Additional Voices
+|}
 ==Background==
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 ==Reception==
+Stu of Marvel Animation Age was intrigued by the episode as it took the time to go into the backstory of one of the characters. He felt Git's appearance and mute personality made him the one he most wanted to see explored. He did like how it fleshed the character out, feeling sorry for him. He did like the flashbacks of Git and how it made the Bestials evil rather than just animals with a high and mighty attitude. However, he was growing frustrated with the Bestials, especially Sir Ram's dialogue. He felt they were not interesting and too strange for Spider-Man. "''Overall though, nothing seems to be standing out in the episodes. There's no oomph or spark to any of it. Perhaps the very premises of the series is too far away from the Spider-Man I know and love, but I'm really not feeling any of this show so far. It never quite reaches a good level. It's either terrible, simply bad or just watchable. There's still time to improve, but I don't think the show has it in it.''"
+The episode has a 7.8 on TV.com and 6.8 on the Internet Movie Database.
-{{stub}}
 ==External Links==
-*[http://marvel.com/news/tv/2010/4/1/11854/watch_spider-man_unlimited_ep_4_now Marvel]
 *[http://marvel.toonzone.net/spideyunlimited/episode/deadlychoices/ Marvel Animation Age]
 *[http://www.tv.com/shows/spider-man-unlimited/deadly-choices-37304/ TV.com]