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Ben Parker

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Sep 17, 2026

Tyler RowlandHOST
28:15
Clutch-ness deserves some credit.
Tyler RowlandHOST
28:17
But if you're only clutch because, like, if you caught the, the robber, but you were the security guard that failed to stop him in the first place, you know? It's like Spider-Man getting the guy who killed Uncle Ben.
Tyler RowlandHOST
28:27
Like, well yeah.
Michelle MajukHOST
28:27
[laughs]
Tyler RowlandHOST
28:27
But you let him kill Uncle Ben in the first place, you know? It's hard for me to give you credit for bringing the guy to justice.
Tyler RowlandHOST
28:32
But anyway, we're getting off the track.
Tyler RowlandHOST
28:34
We move forward.
Jake MayesHOST
9:09
When you see the trailer and Thor swings Stormbreaker at Doom and he stops it with two fingers, I don't know what Bucky is going to contribute to this fight anymore.
Jake MayesHOST
9:20
The entire Thunderbolts movie... was basically a compilation of people that cannot help in the next in the next adventures movie uh josh said but the multiverse does anyone actually die the answer to that is yes uncle ben oh my gosh
Ashley MayesHOST
9:36
i almost said the same thing joshua but dead are like marvel universe dead
Jake MayesHOST
9:41
now i mean uncle ben always stays dead uncle ben is never not dead he dies every time and then he stays dead
Ashley MayesHOST
9:54
He dies every time and then stays dead.
Jake MayesHOST
9:57
Yeah.
Jake MayesHOST
10:14
They say that there's canon events in every Spider-Man's life and like they can't be undone.
Jake MayesHOST
10:19
They can't be like, They always have to happen.
Lonnie GilroyHOST
5:54
And it's quite interesting that, you know, they decided to have this character who might weigh up the responsibilities of being a hero.
Lonnie GilroyHOST
6:01
Can he really, um, m- juggle his life enough? You know, even though he's got this, this great gift and this great, um- Responsibility, as Uncle Ben would say
Dylan HallasHOST
6:11
Oh, right.
Dylan HallasHOST
6:12
All right

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Dylan HallasHOST
27:26
You feel-
Lonnie GilroyHOST
27:26
...
Lonnie GilroyHOST
27:26
when he tells her that he's responsible for Uncle Ben's death.
Dylan HallasHOST
27:31
Oh.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
8:20
And the idea is that Daredevil went blind when he was 12 or 13, but Daredevil's dad was a drunk New Jersey boxer.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
8:29
So he taught him the basics of operating a car when he was young, but nobody taught Peter because his family couldn't afford to get a car and Uncle Ben was responsible.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
8:39
So Spider-Man has no idea how to...
Eddie EdwardsHOST
8:41
Yeah, I just think that's one of the most wonderfully dumb things I've ever heard.
StormHOST
25:00
These are actually the horrible ones to begin with.
StormHOST
25:02
So Scar, Uncle Vernon from Harry Potter, Uncle Owen, Uncle Fester, Uncle Ben from Spider-Man, Uncle Rico from Napoleon Dynamite, and, of course, Uncle Phil, both from the Fresh Prince Ballet and Nixon's Day.
NixonHOST
25:13
Who's the uncle who was a big dude? It was like a kid's show back in the day.
NixonHOST
25:18
It was a kid's movie.
Chris MilesGUEST
59:11
It's true.
Chris MilesGUEST
59:12
I think of it like Spider-Man, you know, when Uncle Ben told Spider-Man that with great power comes great responsibility, right? That's kind of how I see it too.
Chris MilesGUEST
59:19
It's like, you know, I don't have to be here, but I also feel like I can just sit back and let things happen.
Chris MilesGUEST
59:24
Like I got to be able to do my part.
HenryGUEST
47:26
Right.
HenryGUEST
47:29
And I mean, the scene where I'm the scene where pizza confesses to me that he's more responsible for Uncle Ben's death than he previously led her to believe.
HenryGUEST
47:45
I think is another example of the really, really strong writing of this film where, um, there's like this kind of hallmark of like well-received, well-appreciated writing is the characters kind of like actually exert their will over the plot.
HenryGUEST
48:00
Like they're not buffeted by the story.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:24
Yeah.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:24
When I, I mentioned possibly in passing that I don't think that Uncle Ben was the first one to say, "With great power comes great responsibility," and it kept bothering me 'cause I was like, "I know it wasn't Eleanor Roosevelt.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:34
Who was it?" So I finally looked it up, and it was, um, [sighs] it-
Martin LissnerHOST
4:39
Winston Churchill.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:42
It was Winston Churchill.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:43
And so I screenshot it and sent it to the guys.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:45
I was like, "Listen, it was not Uncle Ben.
Rosemary MoellerHOST
4:47
It was Winston Churchill." Minutes later, this one came in from our friend Leah Lundy, and she sent the same one to our Facebook page, and I was like, "Great minds think alike." So everybody out there who managed to find that quote, thank you for your support.
Dominique PittsGUEST
57:11
And I really do believe-
BrentHOST
57:13
Shout out Uncle Ben.
Dominique PittsGUEST
57:14
[laughs]
BrentHOST
57:14
Great quote.
Andrew GraysonHOST
35:54
Like, it's, th- th- they don't have to be...
Andrew GraysonHOST
35:56
Like, how many times did we see Uncle Ben die, or did we see the fucking pearls round the neck for Batman? Like, we get it.
Andrew GraysonHOST
36:03
That's, that's who the g- I, I quite like, I don't, again, I don't have a big background in, in who Green Lantern is as a character and stuff like that, but I really enjoy what we're getting with these two characters and stuff.
Andrew GraysonHOST
36:12
Last question where we go, again, this is maybe a question more for the end of the series, but-

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