Marvel Spider-Man Shorts s01e03 Episode Script
Hypothesis (Part 3)
Think fast.
If you could gain the powers of any creature in the world, what would it be? Not so easy, huh? Well, statistically speaking, the odds are 147 to one that you would choose a spider.
But guess what? Its powers are amazing.
This is Peter Parker, applying the five steps of the scientific method to well, to whatever it is that's happening to me since being bitten by that spider.
I've already observed the effects of the spider bite.
So now it comes to step number two: hypothesis.
That's a suggested solution for an unexplained occurrence.
So I hypothesize that I'll be able to embrace these powers in order to use them to my advantage.
For instance, spiders are incredibly agile.
Me? Well, check out this video I took earlier of how well I've adapted.
When normal people do this, they call it "par-kour.
" When I do it, I call it "Park-er.
" Pretty cool! Am I right? Spiders are devilishly handsome.
No need to enhance that.
Spiders spin webs.
Huh.
Not so much for me.
But that seems like something I can create in my lab.
Mm-hmm.
The composition of a spider's web is made up of liquid protein that hardens the more it's stretched.
Spiders have an easy time making webs.
I'm gonna have to work on that.
A spider has sensors all over its body that alert it to danger.
I'm getting better at feeling them.
I call it my "Spider-Sense.
" Uh-oh.
Feeling it right now.
But I don't see any Okay, I think I worked out all the kinks.
Now, if they only just told time and played music, I could make a fortune.
But can a watch do this? I think not.
Ha! Touchdown! Or whatever it is you call it in baseball.
Yeesh! Sorry! Wow.
I can make virtually anything.
Let's start with something simple.
Yeah.
Nice and comfy.
Ow.
My own pair of web boxing gloves.
W-Whoa! Still comfy.
Okay.
Stay focused, Pete.
Something useful.
Flies are a spider's main source of nutrition.
Come on! Now I've got you.
Ah! Think I'm getting the hang of this.
Now the real test.
Can my webs support me? And since I don't want anyone seeing Peter Parker falling flat on the sidewalk can't believe I'm doing this on purpose.
Hmm.
Okay.
Here goes nothin'.
- Whoo-hoo-hoo! - Huh? They work! I am definitely getting the hang of this.
Whoa! Wall: one.
Parker: zero.
If you could gain the powers of any creature in the world, what would it be? Not so easy, huh? Well, statistically speaking, the odds are 147 to one that you would choose a spider.
But guess what? Its powers are amazing.
This is Peter Parker, applying the five steps of the scientific method to well, to whatever it is that's happening to me since being bitten by that spider.
I've already observed the effects of the spider bite.
So now it comes to step number two: hypothesis.
That's a suggested solution for an unexplained occurrence.
So I hypothesize that I'll be able to embrace these powers in order to use them to my advantage.
For instance, spiders are incredibly agile.
Me? Well, check out this video I took earlier of how well I've adapted.
When normal people do this, they call it "par-kour.
" When I do it, I call it "Park-er.
" Pretty cool! Am I right? Spiders are devilishly handsome.
No need to enhance that.
Spiders spin webs.
Huh.
Not so much for me.
But that seems like something I can create in my lab.
Mm-hmm.
The composition of a spider's web is made up of liquid protein that hardens the more it's stretched.
Spiders have an easy time making webs.
I'm gonna have to work on that.
A spider has sensors all over its body that alert it to danger.
I'm getting better at feeling them.
I call it my "Spider-Sense.
" Uh-oh.
Feeling it right now.
But I don't see any Okay, I think I worked out all the kinks.
Now, if they only just told time and played music, I could make a fortune.
But can a watch do this? I think not.
Ha! Touchdown! Or whatever it is you call it in baseball.
Yeesh! Sorry! Wow.
I can make virtually anything.
Let's start with something simple.
Yeah.
Nice and comfy.
Ow.
My own pair of web boxing gloves.
W-Whoa! Still comfy.
Okay.
Stay focused, Pete.
Something useful.
Flies are a spider's main source of nutrition.
Come on! Now I've got you.
Ah! Think I'm getting the hang of this.
Now the real test.
Can my webs support me? And since I don't want anyone seeing Peter Parker falling flat on the sidewalk can't believe I'm doing this on purpose.
Hmm.
Okay.
Here goes nothin'.
- Whoo-hoo-hoo! - Huh? They work! I am definitely getting the hang of this.
Whoa! Wall: one.
Parker: zero.