List of Spider-Man episodes
Spider-Man series.
Episodes
Season 1
| No. Overall. | No. In Season. | Episode Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | "Pilot" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter Parker lives in Queens with his Aunt May Parker and Uncle Ben Parker. During a school field trip to a genetics laboratory, Peter is bitten by a genetically altered spider and later discovers enhanced strength, agility, reflexes, and the ability to cling to surfaces. He experiments with his abilities in secret and begins using them to earn money through underground wrestling matches. After refusing to stop a thief fleeing the arena, Peter returns home to find Uncle Ben mortally wounded during a carjacking. Peter tracks down the carjacker and realizes the thief he allowed to escape is responsible. He abandons using his powers for personal gain and instead intervenes in street crimes anonymously across New York City. At school, Peter interacts with Mary Jane Watson and his friend Harry Osborn. He approaches the Daily Bugle seeking freelance photography work, where editor J. Jonah Jameson publicly condemns a masked vigilante captured in Peter’s photographs. Elsewhere, Norman Osborn oversees a failing military technology project under increasing corporate pressure, while Peter constructs a mask and web-based devices to conceal his identity while patrolling the city. | |||||
| 2 | 2 | "The Menace" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter continues stopping street-level crimes across New York City while avoiding identification by police. During an attempted armored car robbery, his intervention causes property damage and draws helicopter pursuit, prompting increased law enforcement attention. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson intensifies criticism of the masked vigilante and encourages public tips and photographs documenting his activities, leading Peter to supply images he covertly captures himself. At school, Peter grows closer to Harry, who describes tension at home related to his father’s work obligations. Norman faces the loss of a major military contract after another failed test demonstration and authorizes the private use of an experimental performance serum despite safety objections from his research team. Peter refines his web devices while interrupting a series of car thefts, further amplifying media coverage. Norman experiences heightened physical abilities and erratic behavior following the serum exposure, while Peter becomes increasingly associated in public discourse with escalating disorder rather than crime prevention. | |||||
| 3 | 3 | "Oscillation" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter balances school responsibilities with increased nightly patrols as police actively attempt to identify the masked vigilante. During a warehouse robbery investigation, Peter intervenes but is forced to retreat when officers arrive, allowing several suspects to escape. Jameson publishes editorials linking the vigilante to rising public endangerment, while the Daily Bugle receives footage of the masked figure interfering with police operations. Harry grows concerned about Norman’s erratic behavior at home, including sudden mood shifts and unexplained absences. Norman secretly conducts additional self-administered tests of the experimental serum, resulting in heightened strength and impaired judgment. Peter tests new web formulations while stopping a series of street assaults, though civilian injuries during one incident prompt criticism from city officials. Norman destroys company equipment during a confrontation with his board and disappears from public view. Peter later encounters a masked attacker using advanced weaponry during a nighttime patrol, forcing him to withdraw after sustaining injuries. | |||||
| 4 | 4 | "Lines of Fire" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a series of coordinated equipment thefts targeting Oscorp transport vehicles while continuing routine patrols. During one interception, he encounters a masked assailant using military-grade explosives and aerial devices, forcing a prolonged pursuit through an industrial district that ends with the attacker escaping. Police recover advanced weapon fragments from the scene, leading to an investigation into their corporate origin. Jameson publishes coverage linking the attacks to the masked vigilante’s activities, intensifying public suspicion. At school, Peter’s relationship with Mary Jane develops while Harry becomes increasingly isolated as Norman’s absences and erratic behavior escalate. Norman secretly assembles experimental weapon systems in a private facility and tests their deployment capabilities without company oversight. Peter analyzes recovered debris and traces the technology to Oscorp manufacturing, connecting the new attacker to Norman’s research operations. During a later patrol, Peter disrupts an armed robbery carried out by individuals using similar equipment, reinforcing the emerging link between the new weapons and organized criminal activity. | |||||
| 5 | 5 | "Fault Lines" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter attempts to trace the source of the advanced weapons appearing in recent crimes while continuing patrols under increased police surveillance. A sting operation targeting stolen Oscorp technology is disrupted when the masked attacker intervenes, resulting in a violent confrontation that causes significant structural damage before the attacker escapes. Police recover additional evidence linking the equipment to internal Oscorp research. At school, Harry confides in Peter about Norman’s increasingly volatile behavior and sudden disappearances, while Peter avoids explaining his own absences. Jameson intensifies editorial attacks, asserting that the vigilante’s presence attracts higher-level criminal activity. Norman conducts further unauthorized testing of his equipment and experiences escalating instability, leading to an altercation with security personnel at a private facility. Peter later intercepts a weapons deal involving Oscorp prototypes and disables the buyers, but the masked attacker reappears and forces Peter to retreat after overwhelming him in combat. | |||||
| 6 | 6 | "Exposure" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter faces increased difficulty operating as police task forces coordinate responses to the masked vigilante. During a public demonstration of Oscorp technology meant to stabilize investor confidence, an armored attacker interrupts the event and deploys explosives, causing mass evacuation. Peter intervenes to prevent civilian casualties and engages the attacker in open view, resulting in extensive damage before the attacker withdraws. Footage of the encounter circulates widely, prompting city officials to publicly condemn both figures. Harry witnesses Norman’s unstable behavior before and after the attack and confronts him about his absences, which Norman deflects. Peter examines debris recovered from the site and confirms the technology originates from Oscorp’s restricted programs. Jameson escalates coverage, publishing images that frame the vigilante as an escalating threat to public safety. That night, Peter confronts the armored attacker on a bridge, where the attacker directly addresses Peter’s interference in his plans before escaping after a brief but destructive clash. | |||||
| 7 | 7 | "Crossfire" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter increases efforts to track the armored attacker after multiple coordinated crimes involving Oscorp technology occur across the city. Police raids on suspected storage sites fail to recover the stolen equipment, while surveillance footage places the masked vigilante near each incident. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson promotes a reward for information leading to the vigilante’s arrest. Harry becomes alarmed by Norman’s deteriorating behavior and unexplained injuries, while Oscorp executives move to remove Norman from direct operational control. Peter disrupts a nighttime exchange between criminal buyers and an unknown supplier using Oscorp weapons, resulting in a three-way confrontation between Peter, the criminals, and the armored attacker. The encounter escalates into a running battle through a construction zone, causing multiple arrests but allowing the attacker to escape again. Evidence recovered at the site confirms the attacker is operating independently rather than supplying criminal groups. Later, Peter observes Norman covertly transporting equipment from a secured Oscorp facility, strengthening the connection between the attacks and Norman’s activities. | |||||
| 8 | 8 | "Revelations" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter begins actively investigating Norman’s activities after observing him remove equipment from an Oscorp facility. While monitoring Oscorp shipments, Peter intercepts a convoy carrying experimental weapons and disables the transport, leading to several arrests. Evidence recovered from the scene confirms the weapons originate from projects personally overseen by Norman. Harry confronts Norman about his injuries and erratic behavior, but Norman dismisses his concerns and restricts Harry’s access to company facilities. Police issue an expanded manhunt for the masked vigilante following the convoy incident, citing increased risk to public safety. Jameson amplifies coverage portraying the vigilante as directly responsible for escalating violence tied to Oscorp technology. Peter infiltrates a restricted Oscorp laboratory and discovers records documenting unauthorized self-experimentation and prototype deployment. Later that night, Peter encounters the armored attacker inside an abandoned industrial complex, where the attacker openly identifies himself as Norman Osborn before escaping after a destructive confrontation. | |||||
| 9 | 9 | "Fracture" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter attempts to reconcile Norman’s public identity with his role as the armored attacker while continuing patrols amid an active police manhunt. Oscorp’s board formally removes Norman from executive control and initiates an internal investigation into missing technology. Harry struggles to contact Norman as his father disappears from public view. Peter intervenes in a coordinated attack on a financial district using Oscorp weapons and prevents mass casualties, though police again attribute the destruction to the masked vigilante. Jameson publishes leaked information from the Oscorp investigation, intensifying scrutiny of both the company and the vigilante. Peter locates a hidden Oscorp facility containing modified flight systems and weapons platforms and narrowly avoids a security lockdown. Norman attacks the facility shortly afterward, destroying evidence and confronting Peter directly. Their encounter escalates into a violent clash that ends with Norman fleeing as authorities converge on the site. | |||||
| 10 | 10 | "Fallout" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter operates with limited mobility after injuries sustained during his confrontation with Norman, forcing him to avoid direct engagements while monitoring ongoing Oscorp-related activity. Authorities shut down multiple Oscorp facilities as the internal investigation expands, while executives publicly distance the company from the recent attacks. Harry attempts to locate Norman and is questioned by investigators regarding his father’s whereabouts. Peter intervenes discreetly in several low-level crimes to prevent further damage being attributed to the masked vigilante. Jameson publishes reports asserting that the vigilante and the armored attacker are connected, increasing public hostility. Peter traces encrypted communications linked to Norman to a decommissioned industrial site and narrowly avoids detection while surveying the location. Norman conducts a test flight of upgraded equipment, causing a destructive incident that draws emergency response units. Peter arrives after the event and recovers damaged components, confirming Norman is preparing for a large-scale operation. | |||||
| 11 | 11 | "Ultimatums" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter continues tracking Norman’s movements as authorities close in on remaining Oscorp-linked sites. Investigators question Harry again after financial records tie Norman to off-the-books facilities, leaving Harry increasingly isolated. Peter disrupts a weapons theft connected to Oscorp remnants, preventing the equipment from reaching criminal buyers. Jameson publishes further accusations claiming the masked vigilante’s actions prolong the citywide crisis, while police narrow their search parameters. Norman contacts Oscorp board members remotely and issues threats demanding the restoration of his control over the company. Peter traces the signal to a waterfront facility and observes Norman assembling large-scale explosive devices. During a confrontation inside the facility, Norman demands Peter cease interference and withdraw from the city’s affairs. The encounter escalates into a physical struggle that damages the site, forcing Peter to escape as Norman triggers a timed evacuation warning that draws emergency responders to the area. | |||||
| 12 | 12 | "Night Ferry" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter responds to reports of coordinated evacuations along the East River and discovers Norman targeting a passenger ferry carrying Oscorp executives and evidence seized during the investigation. Police secure the shoreline while Jameson broadcasts speculation that the masked vigilante is responsible for the unfolding emergency. Peter boards the ferry after disabling its propulsion system to prevent it from reaching open water. Norman reveals his intent to destroy the evidence and force public accountability on his own terms, deploying automated weapons across the deck. Passengers are evacuated as Peter disables the devices and confronts Norman amid ongoing police surveillance. Harry arrives at the perimeter after learning of the ferry’s connection to Oscorp and attempts to contact his father without success. Peter manages to secure the evidence containers and remove the remaining explosives, but Norman escapes by air as authorities take control of the vessel and recover the materials linking him to the attacks. | |||||
| 13 | 13 | "The Long Fall" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter tracks Norman to an unfinished Oscorp redevelopment tower following reports of power fluctuations and unauthorized access. Police establish a perimeter after detecting armed drones within the structure, while Jameson broadcasts live coverage blaming the masked vigilante for the escalating crisis. Inside the tower, Peter confronts Norman, who intends to destroy remaining Oscorp records stored on-site and erase evidence of his involvement. The confrontation spreads across multiple levels as Peter disables explosives and automated defenses while evacuating trapped workers. Harry arrives outside the perimeter and realizes his father is responsible for the attack, attempting unsuccessfully to intervene. During a final struggle near the upper floors, Norman loses control of his flight system after being struck and is propelled from the structure, disappearing from view below as emergency crews rush to the scene. Peter recovers partial data drives from the tower and escapes before police breach the building, leaving Norman’s fate unresolved as investigators secure the site and the manhunt continues. | |||||
Season 2
| No. Overall. | No. In Season. | Episode Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 1 | "Aftershocks" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter Parker resumes patrols as investigations continue into the Oscorp attacks and Norman Osborn’s disappearance. Police scale back active searches while recovered data leads to multiple arrests connected to illegal weapons distribution. Peter returns to classes and reconnects with Harry Osborn, who faces public scrutiny and financial instability following Oscorp’s collapse. At Empire State University, Peter meets Otto Octavius, a respected mechanical engineering researcher leading a federally funded project on advanced prosthetic interfaces designed for industrial and medical use. Peter assists Otto during a lab demonstration when a power surge damages control systems, preventing serious injuries. Otto later invites Peter to observe further testing, impressed by his technical aptitude. Elsewhere, Jameson shifts focus toward emerging criminal groups filling the vacuum left by Oscorp’s downfall. Peter intervenes in a coordinated robbery using salvaged Oscorp technology, confirming organized crime activity is increasing. Otto secures renewed funding contingent on accelerated development, placing additional pressure on his research team. | |||||
| 15 | 2 | "Pressure Points" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter continues balancing patrols with his coursework as police investigations into Oscorp-linked crimes wind down. Harry struggles to stabilize his personal finances while dealing with civil inquiries related to his father’s activities. At Empire State University, Otto advances testing on his prosthetic interface system and invites Peter to assist with diagnostics during a controlled trial. A malfunction during the test causes a temporary system lock, forcing Otto to manually disengage the apparatus and raising concerns among university administrators. Funding representatives warn Otto that continued delays may jeopardize federal support. Elsewhere, Peter intervenes in a coordinated warehouse robbery involving stolen Oscorp components and discovers multiple criminal groups competing for access to the remaining technology. Jameson renews public criticism of masked vigilantism following property damage during the arrest. Otto accelerates development to meet funding deadlines, agreeing to conduct a public demonstration despite unresolved safety concerns, while Peter becomes increasingly aware of criminal interest in advanced research beyond Oscorp. | |||||
| 16 | 3 | "Controlled Variables" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter assists Otto during preparations for a public demonstration of the prosthetic interface system as university officials impose additional oversight. Criminal activity linked to stolen Oscorp technology increases, prompting police to issue advisories to research institutions handling advanced hardware. Peter intervenes in an attempted theft at a biomedical supplier and discovers the perpetrators are seeking components compatible with neural interface systems. Harry accepts temporary work outside the city while continuing to cooperate with civil investigators. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson speculates that new technology firms are becoming targets due to insufficient security. During a closed rehearsal for the demonstration, Otto successfully synchronizes the interface with mechanical actuators, though brief latency issues appear under sustained load. Funding representatives confirm the public demonstration will proceed as scheduled. Peter later observes unknown individuals surveilling Otto’s laboratory and alerts campus security. Otto dismisses concerns and continues refining the system, while Peter quietly increases patrols around university facilities as criminal interest shifts toward emerging research. | |||||
| 17 | 4 | "Demonstration Day" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter prepares for the public unveiling of Otto Octavius’s prosthetic interface system at Empire State University as security is increased due to recent technology thefts. Journalists, investors, and federal representatives attend the demonstration, which proceeds under strict supervision. Otto successfully presents the system’s precision and responsiveness using mechanical appendages, restoring confidence among funders. During the event, Peter detects suspicious activity among support staff and intervenes outside the venue to stop an attempted theft of auxiliary components, preventing disruption to the demonstration. Police detain the suspects, who are later linked to a criminal network trafficking advanced research equipment. Jameson covers the event by criticizing the risks of emerging technologies attracting criminal attention. After the demonstration, Otto receives confirmation of continued funding and approval to expand his research. Peter later observes Otto privately testing enhanced load parameters beyond the demonstrated limits, while criminal interest in university research facilities continues to escalate across the city. | |||||
| 18 | 5 | "Power Vacuums" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter responds to a surge in coordinated robberies targeting laboratories and storage sites connected to advanced research. Police link the crimes to a single financial backer consolidating control over multiple criminal crews. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius expands testing of his interface system to support heavier industrial loads, with Peter assisting in calibration and safety checks. Harry returns to New York to address outstanding legal matters tied to Oscorp’s liquidation and meets with former associates seeking his influence. Jameson reports on an emerging crime figure, identifying Wilson Fisk as a real estate developer under investigation for alleged ties to organized crime. Peter disrupts a large-scale theft at a shipping terminal and discovers the operation is professionally coordinated rather than opportunistic. Evidence recovered from the scene points to centralized funding and logistics. Otto receives a proposal from a private contractor interested in adapting his research for commercial construction use. Peter observes Fisk meeting with known criminal intermediaries, confirming a new power structure forming as the city’s criminal landscape reorganizes. | |||||
| 19 | 6 | "Terms of Engagement" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a series of construction-site seizures across Manhattan after multiple properties are abruptly acquired by shell companies linked to Fisk. Police report increased violence between displaced criminal crews as centralized control expands. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius evaluates a private contractor’s proposal to adapt his interface system for heavy construction use and agrees to a limited feasibility study under university oversight. Peter assists with field testing at a controlled site, where the system successfully operates industrial machinery under sustained load. During the test, armed thieves attempt to steal interface components, but Peter intervenes and secures the equipment until police arrive. Evidence recovered connects the theft attempt to Fisk’s financial network. Harry meets with former Oscorp legal advisers to finalize asset transfers and distances himself from past associates seeking leverage. Jameson reports on escalating gang violence tied to redevelopment projects. Otto proceeds with the feasibility study despite growing concerns from administrators about external pressure surrounding his work. | |||||
| 20 | 7 | "Residuals" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter continues monitoring Fisk-linked redevelopment sites as police investigate financial irregularities tied to recent property seizures. Harry is summoned to a private legal meeting after a trust connected to his family assets is reactivated, where he is presented with recorded testimony left by Norman Osborn prior to his disappearance. The material outlines contingency instructions regarding Oscorp patents and urges Harry to secure specific documents now held in escrow. Disturbed by the revelation, Harry attempts to locate the records but learns they were transferred through intermediaries after Oscorp’s collapse. Peter intervenes in an armed confrontation between rival crews at a condemned building slated for redevelopment and recovers financial ledgers connected to Fisk’s network. At Empire State University, Otto advances applied testing of his interface system under stricter supervision following the attempted theft. Harry later accesses a secure storage unit referenced in Norman’s message and recovers partial technical files, confirming his father anticipated future events without revealing his current whereabouts. | |||||
| 21 | 8 | "Inheritance" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter continues disrupting Fisk’s operations as police execute warrants tied to fraudulent redevelopment acquisitions. Harry reviews the recovered files from his family storage unit and learns they reference dormant Oscorp subsidiaries and encrypted access keys, though several documents are missing. He seeks legal clarification and is informed that portions of the material were legally transferred before Oscorp’s collapse. Peter intervenes during a forced eviction at a condemned residential block and uncovers financial records linking the property to Fisk’s shell companies. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius begins preliminary integration of his interface system with external industrial platforms under a revised compliance framework. Jameson reports on rising displacement tied to redevelopment projects, intensifying public attention on Fisk’s business practices. Harry later receives a brief, anonymous communication confirming that additional Osborn-controlled assets remain active under conditional release, reinforcing his uncertainty over his father’s intentions while Peter observes Fisk consolidating influence across multiple city districts. | |||||
| 22 | 9 | "Consolidation" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter increases surveillance of redevelopment zones as Fisk’s acquisitions accelerate and police identify coordinated enforcement tactics across multiple districts. Financial records recovered from recent raids reveal legitimate fronts masking criminal logistics, limiting immediate legal action. Harry continues tracing the scope of remaining Osborn-controlled assets and learns several subsidiaries are now operating under independent management, preventing direct intervention. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius conducts extended stress tests on his interface system within approved parameters and submits performance data to federal reviewers. Peter intervenes in an attempted sabotage at a municipal construction site and discovers the operation is intended to displace rival contractors rather than steal equipment. Jameson reports on city officials approving expedited redevelopment permits tied to Fisk-backed projects, prompting public concern over regulatory oversight. Peter observes Fisk personally inspecting a cleared property, confirming centralized control over operations. Otto receives notice that his research has been shortlisted for expanded federal partnership, while Peter determines that Fisk’s influence now extends beyond criminal activity into formal civic processes. | |||||
| 23 | 10 | "Foundations" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Wilson Fisk’s rise is examined as police and federal investigators compile a consolidated profile of his operations. Records trace Fisk’s early involvement in neighborhood redevelopment projects following a period of urban decline, where he acquires distressed properties through intermediaries and establishes influence over local unions and contractors. Financial disclosures reveal legitimate construction firms operating alongside shell companies used to move capital and enforce territorial control. Testimony from former associates links Fisk’s consolidation strategy to systematic buyouts and coerced partnerships rather than overt violence. Peter monitors several Fisk-owned sites and intervenes when a contractor is threatened into relinquishing control of a project, allowing authorities to document intimidation practices. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson reports on Fisk’s public image as a philanthropist and developer, contrasting it with ongoing investigations. City officials acknowledge regulatory gaps exploited during Fisk’s expansion, while Peter determines that Fisk’s strength lies in legal infrastructure as much as criminal enforcement. | |||||
| 24 | 11 | "Pressure Leverage" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter escalates efforts to disrupt Fisk’s redevelopment operations as investigators prepare coordinated financial and zoning actions. Police execute searches at multiple Fisk-owned properties, uncovering documentation that ties legal contractors to coercive acquisition practices. Fisk responds by filing injunctions that delay enforcement and restrict access to active sites. Harry is informed that remaining Osborn subsidiaries referenced in his recovered files are now under review due to indirect exposure to Fisk-backed financing, complicating his attempts to disengage from legacy assets. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius pauses expansion of his interface research after federal auditors request additional compliance reviews, citing concerns over external interest in applied uses. Peter intervenes during an attempted removal of residents from a contested property and secures witness statements detailing intimidation by Fisk’s representatives. Jameson reports on the stalled investigations, framing Fisk as a victim of regulatory overreach. Peter observes Fisk meeting with city officials following the raids, confirming that legal pressure alone is failing to limit his influence. | |||||
| 25 | 12 | "Counterweights" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter coordinates discreet interventions as authorities attempt a synchronized legal action against Fisk’s redevelopment network. Court orders temporarily freeze several high-profile projects, prompting Fisk to shift operations through secondary partners and offshore holdings. Police raids recover partial financial records but fail to secure direct evidence linking Fisk to criminal enforcement. Harry is notified that additional Osborn-related assets have been flagged during the review process, forcing him to cooperate with investigators to avoid further legal exposure. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius resumes limited research activity under provisional approval, focusing on medical applications of his interface system while industrial testing remains suspended. Peter intervenes during a retaliatory attack on a community organizer opposing a Fisk-backed project and delivers evidence to investigators. Jameson reports on the stalled case and frames Fisk as untouchable under current laws. Fisk publicly announces the continuation of redevelopment efforts through newly formed entities as pressure mounts without resolution. | |||||
| 26 | 13 | "Fault Tolerance" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter intensifies efforts to expose Fisk as coordinated legal actions collapse under procedural delays, allowing redevelopment projects to resume across multiple districts. A large-scale protest at a waterfront construction site turns violent when hired security clashes with residents, prompting Peter to intervene and prevent casualties while police make limited arrests. Fisk appears publicly to announce expanded investment plans, consolidating his influence despite ongoing investigations. Harry finalizes cooperation agreements related to remaining Osborn assets and severs ties with former associates seeking leverage. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius oversees a high-capacity medical interface test intended to restore motor function in a paralyzed subject. A power surge and mechanical feedback loop destabilize the system, forcing Otto to manually override safety protocols and prevent further harm as the apparatus sustains severe damage. Federal authorities suspend the project pending review. Peter recovers evidence linking Fisk’s operations to protected officials but is unable to secure indictments. Otto is left facing institutional scrutiny as interest in his research quietly intensifies, while Fisk’s control of the city enters a new phase. | |||||
Season 3
| No. Overall. | No. In Season. | Episode Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 | 1 | "Broken Arms" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter Parker resumes patrols as the city adjusts to Fisk’s expanded redevelopment authority following the collapse of prior investigations. At Empire State University, Otto Octavius returns to his damaged laboratory after federal restrictions are partially lifted, only to find his interface project formally terminated and key funding reassigned. While attempting to salvage remaining equipment, Otto is injured during an unauthorized power test when a containment system fails, leaving him critically wounded. Peter intervenes to stabilize the scene before emergency responders arrive. Otto survives surgery but loses the use of his arms, and his research materials are seized as evidence. Fisk publicly announces a new infrastructure initiative tied to municipal partnerships, further entrenching his influence. Harry Osborn supports Peter while navigating renewed scrutiny tied to residual Oscorp assets. Weeks later, Otto begins covertly reconstructing his interface system using confiscated schematics and salvaged components, testing neural control through improvised mechanical appendages as Peter investigates unexplained equipment thefts near medical suppliers. | |||||
| 28 | 2 | "This Was Not in the Grant Proposal" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a string of precision thefts targeting surplus medical robotics and industrial actuators reported missing from university storage and municipal depots. Police initially classify the incidents as unrelated procurement errors, complicating efforts to trace responsibility. Otto Octavius, operating independently, refines neural synchronization with newly constructed mechanical arms and successfully performs complex tasks despite physical limitations. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson dismisses reports of advanced technology theft as bureaucratic incompetence. Fisk leverages the confusion to accelerate redevelopment projects using emergency approvals, redirecting oversight resources away from the thefts. Harry Osborn draws attention for erratic public behavior tied to lingering Osborn financial disputes but maintains his relationship with Peter. Peter intervenes during an attempted nighttime robbery at a transit maintenance yard and recovers customized components consistent with Otto’s prior research. Later, Otto conducts a full systems test in an abandoned facility, achieving stable autonomous operation while monitoring news coverage of the unexplained thefts. | |||||
| 29 | 3 | "Occupational Hazards Include Tentacles" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a series of daytime equipment seizures at active construction sites after workers report machinery moving without operators. Police attribute the incidents to labor sabotage amid ongoing redevelopment disputes tied to Fisk-backed projects. Otto expands field testing of his mechanical arms, using them to hijack industrial systems and extract power cores without triggering alarms. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson mocks reports of autonomous machinery as union theatrics. Harry draws media attention after an impulsive confrontation with a city official over seized Osborn-linked property, though he later downplays the incident to Peter. Peter intervenes at a bridge repair site when automated cranes begin operating erratically, preventing a collapse and recovering modified control modules. Analysis of the hardware confirms adaptive neural feedback beyond existing commercial designs. Fisk uses the incident to justify privatized security contracts across redevelopment zones. Otto relocates his operation after narrowly avoiding police detection, completing a multi-arm load test under live conditions. | |||||
| 30 | 4 | "The Doctor Will See You Eventually" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a pattern of infrastructure failures affecting transit hubs and utility corridors after coordinated outages disrupt multiple boroughs. Police attribute the incidents to aging systems stressed by accelerated redevelopment schedules linked to Fisk-backed projects. Otto expands operations by interfacing his mechanical arms directly with municipal control nodes, rerouting power and data to support his mobile equipment network. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson frames the outages as evidence of regulatory negligence rather than criminal interference. Harry attempts to stabilize his public image while negotiating the return of seized Osborn properties, drawing scrutiny for erratic behavior during a zoning hearing. Peter intervenes at a subway maintenance facility when automated systems override manual controls, preventing a derailment and recovering interface hardware adapted for remote operation. Analysis confirms the technology integrates neural prioritization algorithms consistent with Otto’s earlier research. Fisk leverages the disruptions to secure expanded authority for private infrastructure management, while Otto successfully executes a coordinated systems test across multiple sites before disengaging without detection. | |||||
| 31 | 5 | "A Very Bad Day for Everyone Involved" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter is forced to respond to a crisis unrelated to infrastructure failures when a private biomedical startup is taken hostage during a forced acquisition tied to Fisk’s redevelopment program. Police treat the incident as a financial dispute until automated containment systems activate inside the facility, trapping employees. Otto Octavius appears publicly for the first time since his injury, using mechanical arms to extract proprietary neural processors while holding security forces at bay. Peter intervenes inside the building and confronts Otto directly, confirming his survival and new capabilities, but is unable to prevent the theft. Harry becomes entangled when documents reveal the seized technology originated from legacy Oscorp patents he unknowingly authorized for sale. Fisk distances himself from the incident and frames it as corporate overreach, while Otto escapes with critical components needed to stabilize long-term neural integration. Peter recognizes the conflict has shifted from opportunistic theft to deliberate technological consolidation. | |||||
| 32 | 6 | "The Laws of Physics Are Negotiable" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a series of targeted data breaches affecting biomedical firms rather than equipment thefts, after encrypted research files are leaked and sold on private exchanges. Authorities treat the incidents as cybercrime, overlooking physical access points. Otto Octavius begins consolidating stolen research by coercing former colleagues into restoring access credentials, forcing several labs offline without public incidents. At Empire State University, administrators discover archived backups of Otto’s terminated project have been remotely accessed and copied. Harry Osborn faces renewed scrutiny when Osborn-era encryption keys are traced to one of the breaches, though investigators determine they were activated without his involvement. Peter intervenes when a research courier is attacked in transit and recovers a storage device containing neural mapping data consistent with Otto’s work. Fisk exploits the widespread outages to pressure smaller firms into selling assets to Fisk-controlled holding companies. Otto successfully integrates the stolen data into his system, achieving stable multi-task neural processing while remaining undetected by law enforcement. | |||||
| 33 | 7 | "There Are Easier Ways to Ask for Help" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter becomes involved in a citywide emergency when multiple hospitals experience simultaneous system failures affecting surgical robotics and life-support diagnostics. Authorities initially attribute the disruption to a software update error, delaying response coordination. Otto exploits the outage to access restricted medical databases and physically retrieve specialized processors from a research hospital, operating in plain sight as emergency protocols overwhelm security. Peter intervenes inside the facility and prevents further equipment removal, but Otto escapes with patient data critical to long-term neural stabilization. Harry draws public attention after funding emergency repairs through an Osborn-backed foundation, prompting renewed media scrutiny of his finances. Fisk publicly offers logistical support to affected hospitals, strengthening his political standing. Investigators later determine the outage was deliberately engineered to mask targeted theft rather than cause harm. Peter identifies the stolen data as essential for suppressing neural overload in Otto’s system, confirming Otto is no longer improvising but preparing for sustained, large-scale operation. | |||||
| 34 | 8 | "Everyone Wants a Piece of the Future" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates the sudden closure of multiple mid-sized tech firms after their intellectual property is quietly acquired through emergency sales. Financial analysts identify Fisk-backed holding companies as the primary buyers, though no direct illegality is established. Otto Octavius begins selectively selling non-critical derivatives of his stolen research on private markets to fund further development, avoiding attention from law enforcement. Peter intervenes during a violent dispute between rival buyers attempting to seize a shipment of experimental processors, preventing casualties and recovering transaction records. Harry is approached by former Oscorp partners seeking access to Osborn-linked patents now in demand, forcing him to publicly refuse involvement while privately reviewing his remaining legal exposure. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson frames the acquisitions as a necessary consolidation of innovation. Peter traces the recovered records to a covert exchange network and determines Otto is deliberately manipulating market demand to isolate critical components beyond Fisk’s control, altering the balance between criminal enterprise and technological dominance. | |||||
| 35 | 9 | "You Cannot Multitask Your Way Out of This" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter confronts Otto Octavius after tracing a covert exchange of stolen processors to an elevated freight terminal along the East River. Otto deploys his fully integrated mechanical arms to seize a shipment of neural regulators, overwhelming private security and forcing police withdrawal. Peter engages Otto directly, resulting in a prolonged battle across cranes, loading platforms, and suspended cargo containers as Otto uses coordinated multi-arm control to counter Peter’s mobility. The fight causes significant structural damage and halts river traffic, drawing aerial surveillance and emergency response units. Peter disrupts Otto’s neural synchronization by damaging a control hub, briefly impairing the arms’ coordination and allowing authorities to secure the terminal. Otto escapes using emergency propulsion systems embedded in the apparatus, abandoning damaged components recovered by police. Analysis of the hardware confirms Otto’s system has reached operational stability despite partial failures. Peter realizes Otto is no longer acting defensively but asserting dominance through open confrontation. | |||||
| 36 | 10 | "Damage Control Is Not a Personality Trait" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter deals with the aftermath of the freight terminal battle as authorities assess structural damage and recover abandoned components from Otto’s apparatus. Investigators classify the incident as industrial sabotage, while Jameson frames it as evidence of unchecked vigilantism escalating public risk. Analysis of the recovered hardware reveals adaptive learning routines that allow Otto’s system to reconfigure after partial failure. Otto relocates operations and begins reinforcing neural shielding to prevent future disruption. Harry is questioned after Osborn-era engineering frameworks are identified within the damaged components, though no evidence links him to Otto’s activities. Fisk capitalizes on the incident by offering redevelopment assistance for the damaged terminal, securing additional municipal contracts. Peter intervenes during a follow-up attempt to seize remaining cargo from the site, preventing further theft but failing to locate Otto. Intelligence gathered from the encounter indicates Otto is no longer dependent on opportunistic theft and has achieved self-sustaining production capability. | |||||
| 37 | 11 | "The City Starts Picking Sides" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter encounters increased hostility during patrols as public opinion fractures following repeated high-profile confrontations. Police shift strategy toward containment rather than arrest, establishing restricted zones around critical infrastructure sites. Fisk hosts a public redevelopment summit, positioning himself as a stabilizing force while quietly absorbing properties damaged during recent conflicts. Otto Octavius exploits the shifting focus to test expanded capabilities, remotely coordinating mechanical systems across multiple locations to assess response times without direct engagement. Peter intervenes when an automated freight line malfunctions during peak transit hours, preventing injuries and recovering control nodes linked to Otto’s network. Harry faces renewed pressure from former Osborn associates urging him to reclaim influence amid the power vacuum, but he rejects involvement while maintaining loyalty to Peter. Intelligence gathered from the incident confirms Otto’s system now operates through distributed control rather than a single command hub, complicating efforts to isolate him as Fisk’s influence over municipal recovery efforts continues to grow. | |||||
| 38 | 12 | "The Redevelopment Plan Finally Meets a Judge" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter assists investigators during coordinated raids targeting Fisk’s redevelopment network after financial records and witness testimony link shell companies to criminal coercion. Police arrest Fisk at a public office following the execution of multiple warrants, and prosecutors announce charges including racketeering, fraud, and conspiracy. City officials suspend ongoing redevelopment contracts and place seized properties under temporary receivership. Jameson reports extensively on the arrest, while public demonstrations occur outside the courthouse. Peter intervenes during a retaliatory attack by displaced enforcers attempting to destroy records at a storage facility, securing additional evidence for investigators. Harry publicly distances himself from Osborn-era financial entanglements as scrutiny of legacy assets increases. With Fisk incarcerated pending trial, criminal groups splinter across the city. Elsewhere, Otto expands production of autonomous units using distributed manufacturing sites and deploys synchronized testing across multiple boroughs, confirming large-scale operational readiness as authorities redirect resources toward stabilizing the city after Fisk’s arrest. | |||||
| 39 | 13 | "Sometimes Gravity Solves Nothing" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter attempts to contain escalating citywide disruptions as Otto Octavius activates coordinated assaults on transit corridors and power distribution nodes using autonomous systems. Police focus on evacuation and damage control while federal agencies struggle to isolate Otto’s distributed network. Peter confronts Otto at a manufacturing hub supplying multiple sites, disrupting production but failing to shut down the system entirely as Otto withdraws with core components intact. In the aftermath, authorities acknowledge the threat now exceeds localized enforcement capacity. At Ryker’s Island, Fisk is transferred into general population and is approached by an unidentified inmate who references Fisk’s past redevelopment strategies and future leverage, leaving the encounter unresolved. Harry Osborn experiences renewed attention after dormant Osborn accounts briefly activate, triggering automated alerts tied to proprietary flight technology. Reviewing the activity, Harry concludes the access patterns could not have been generated without direct authorization. Peter resumes patrols as unexplained sightings of advanced aerial equipment are reported, while Otto prepares for expanded operations beyond covert engagement. | |||||
Season 4
| No. Overall. | No. In Season. | Episode Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40 | 1 | "When Old Debts Start Calling at Once" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter responds to scattered incidents involving advanced weaponry and coordinated robberies across multiple boroughs, suggesting collaboration among previously independent criminal actors. Authorities reopen unresolved cases connected to Otto Octavius after forensic links emerge between recent attacks and his distributed systems. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson reports on a rise in costumed criminals operating with shared resources rather than isolated motives. Harry Osborn investigates unexplained activity within dormant Osborn defense accounts and confirms several legacy systems remain accessible despite prior shutdowns. Peter intervenes in a failed armored convoy robbery and recovers equipment modified beyond Otto’s known designs, indicating outside contributors. Law enforcement agencies establish a joint task force to monitor emerging alliances among enhanced offenders. Otto observes the city’s response from a remote facility while reviewing profiles of other operatives affected by Spider-Man’s past actions. As coordinated incidents continue without direct confrontation, Peter concludes the threat is no longer a single adversary but a network assembling deliberately and methodically. | |||||
| 41 | 2 | "Everyone Has a Reason Until They Don’t" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter investigates a coordinated theft targeting experimental energy regulators from three separate facilities within the same hour, indicating shared planning rather than coincidence. Police confirm the crimes involve specialized methods previously associated with Otto Octavius, though new technology is identified at two sites. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson reports that multiple known offenders have resurfaced after prolonged inactivity, drawing attention to a possible alliance. Harry Osborn traces recent system intrusions to legacy Osborn hardware designs and confirms the access protocols mirror those used by his father. Peter intervenes during a highway ambush on a secure transport convoy and encounters an attacker using unfamiliar enhancements, forcing a retreat to prevent civilian harm. Task force investigators determine the assault was a diversion rather than a theft attempt. Elsewhere, Otto reviews performance data from the operation alongside dossiers on additional operatives, refining recruitment criteria as preparations for coordinated action continue. | |||||
| 42 | 3 | "Six Is a Strange Number to Settle On" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter responds to simultaneous disturbances across the city involving coordinated assaults on financial records, power substations, and secure transports, overwhelming police response capacity. Task force analysts confirm the operations share command timing and fallback routes, indicating centralized control. Peter disrupts one operation at a data exchange and recovers encrypted communications hardware routed through Otto’s network. Harry continues tracing Osborn-system intrusions and discovers several legacy access points have been intentionally left exposed, allowing outside operatives limited use without full control. At the Daily Bugle, Jameson reports that known enhanced criminals previously linked to Spider-Man have resurfaced within the same week. Otto convenes multiple operatives at a concealed facility to review the outcomes of the coordinated actions and formally outlines shared objectives and operational roles. Surveillance later captures the group departing separately to avoid detection. Investigators intercept a fragment of internal communication identifying the alliance by name as the "Sinister Six". | |||||
| 43 | 4 | "The Exit Was Always Part of the Tour" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter responds to a coordinated assault on a high-security transport transferring Wilson between facilities after a power failure disables perimeter systems. Multiple attackers using specialized equipment overwhelm guards, allowing Wilson to escape during the chaos. Authorities initially attribute the breach to external contractors, delaying pursuit. Elsewhere, Otto finalizes recruitment arrangements and provides logistical support that enables Wilson’s extraction without direct involvement. Harry detects unauthorized activation within dormant flight and weapons platforms tied to his family’s legacy systems and traces the access to a remote relay beyond city jurisdiction. Peter intervenes at a waterfront storage site after reports of aerial activity and briefly encounters an armored figure using advanced glider technology before the figure withdraws. Surveillance later confirms the individual as Norman, operating independently after a prolonged absence. At a concealed location, Otto convenes the assembled operatives, including Wilson, and outlines coordinated objectives. The group confirms active membership as preparations for joint action accelerate across the city. | |||||
| 44 | 5 | "This Is What Coordination Looks Like" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter responds to simultaneous attacks across the city targeting police command centers, armored evidence transports, and emergency communications infrastructure. Law enforcement quickly realizes the incidents are synchronized, forcing officers to divide resources and abandon standard response protocols. Peter intervenes at a precinct under assault by enhanced attackers and prevents the loss of seized evidence, but additional strikes succeed elsewhere. Otto coordinates the operations remotely, assigning objectives rather than participating directly. Wilson oversees logistics and extraction routes, ensuring arrested operatives are recovered before processing. Norman conducts an aerial strike on a police convoy, openly reappearing after years of absence and confirming his return. Harry monitors system alerts triggered by legacy flight technology and recognizes patterns matching his father’s designs. Jameson broadcasts live updates describing the attacks as a coordinated war on public order. Authorities later confirm the city faced its first direct engagement with the group calling itself the Sinister Six. | |||||
| 45 | 6 | "Nobody Agreed on the Rules Anyway" | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — |
| Peter adjusts tactics as police implement emergency coordination measures following the Sinister Six’s initial assaults. Authorities establish joint command zones and restrict access to critical infrastructure, limiting civilian movement across several districts. Otto tests the group’s operational discipline by assigning overlapping objectives, forcing members to operate within shared parameters rather than independently. Peter intervenes during an attempted seizure of a power regulation facility and briefly engages multiple enhanced attackers simultaneously, confirming the group’s numerical advantage. Wilson manages fallback logistics after the operation draws an unexpected federal response, enabling the attackers to withdraw without arrests. Norman conducts a separate aerial disruption targeting surveillance assets, degrading citywide tracking capabilities. Harry analyzes corrupted flight telemetry and confirms his father’s systems are being actively refined rather than reused unchanged. Jameson reports on growing public fear as officials acknowledge the city faces a coordinated adversary rather than isolated threats. Peter recognizes containment is no longer viable and begins preparing for sustained multi-front conflict. | |||||
| 46 | 7 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |
| 47 | 8 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |
| 48 | 9 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |
| 49 | 10 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |
| 50 | 11 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |
| 51 | 12 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |
| 52 | 13 | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Goodwin | — | |