This was fine. It's mostly fluff, with the actors and head writer John Semper talking about how great working on the show was. It's a love-fest, which is appropriate for celebrating the 20th anniversary of a show, but there's not a whole lot of substance to it.
The highlights were Christopher Barnes, the voice of Spidey, talking about what an honor it is to play the character because it means you're "the avatar of this Marvel deity" and how that's its own form of responsibility, as well as Ed Asner's video where he offers a colorful greeting and briefly but memorable reprises the role of J. Jonah Jameson.
Overall, a nice enough capper to a watch of the series, but purely optional, without a lot of meat on the bones.
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParent2018-07-07T10:14:43Z
This was fine. It's mostly fluff, with the actors and head writer John Semper talking about how great working on the show was. It's a love-fest, which is appropriate for celebrating the 20th anniversary of a show, but there's not a whole lot of substance to it.
The highlights were Christopher Barnes, the voice of Spidey, talking about what an honor it is to play the character because it means you're "the avatar of this Marvel deity" and how that's its own form of responsibility, as well as Ed Asner's video where he offers a colorful greeting and briefly but memorable reprises the role of J. Jonah Jameson.
Overall, a nice enough capper to a watch of the series, but purely optional, without a lot of meat on the bones.