Mallory Rubin

Two examples?

Can you think of any others?

We'll think of one by the end of the day.

The comedy rule of three.

Yes.

Joe, same for you.

Spider-Verse.

Any other history with Spider-Noir as a character?

Spider-Verse movies.

Yeah, same.

And I think we all like, it was such a, I mean, the Spider-Verse films in general, obviously just wonderful.

We all, we adore the two that we've gotten so far.

Can't wait for the third.

I think that even by the standard of loving the first movie, Spider Noir, like, really popped for people.

Yes.

And the idea in the Spider-Verse films of like put this mashup of fully realized, utterly specific, unapologetic comics energy where you get this like tapestry of all these different figures who are there to be for 30 seconds, 75 seconds, whatever it is.

the most diluted distilled version of that comics character and then it's like well that was super fun what will it be like over eight episodes of the standalone series built around this character right that's the question so i remember when this was announced i was like very hyped genuinely very hyped a lot of questions which i think was where we all were for a little while opening snapshot overall take here how did you actually find season one of spider no more

more layered or deeper or something a little bit it felt broad strokes at times like just noir broad strokes yeah yeah yeah absolutely I had a lot of fun with it I watched it over a couple days so I was able to space out the episodes a little bit which I think maybe helped me avoid the feeling at the very end like I was like boy I have to like get through this because actually I think the

Back half of the season, I actually enjoyed more than the front of the season.

Like I think once we got some of the flashback clarity and then mostly when, because I loved Robbie and Janet so much, I think mostly when the three of them all got to really interact in the primary story together, that was just like such a treat and such a thrill.