Chris Ryan

I think this actually segues nicely into Spider-Noir, as you alluded to.

So Spider-Noir is a new show, executive produced by Lord Miller on Amazon Prime.

Whole season's already up.

It is a extension, I guess, or a riff on a character that Nicolas Cage played in Across the Spider-Verse, I believe.

It's really weird that they are making that... It's almost like they want to keep the sanctity of these animated blockbusters...

Okay, gotcha.

Yeah, this is a show set after World War I. One.

And it stars Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, who is this...

sort of retired Spider-Man, now private detective, investigating...

An honestly, like, beyond synopsis set of missing persons cases and trying to track people down and trying to get blackmail and interacts with several, I would assume, canonical Spider-Man... Iterations of them.

Iterations of Spider-Man villains.

It is an incredible cast of Cage, Lamorne Morris, Brendan Gleeson, Lucas Haas... Lee Jun Lee.

Lee Jun Lee, um...

Cameron Britton.

You ever watch Boardwalk?

Yeah.

The whole thing?

Yeah.

Do you remember Grantland?

We used to do the damn thing back then.