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Sep 28, 2026

Thomas BarrHOST
7:28
Batman being chased by the cops of Gotham.
Thomas BarrHOST
7:30
Spider-Man being falsely accused by the Daily Bugle that he can no longer be trusted in New York City.
Thomas BarrHOST
7:36
Irony.
Thomas BarrHOST
7:38
When an event turns out to be the opposite of what you expected in this.
KatHOST
79:12
I'm glad the question of addressing sets that you may not want your kids to play with came up.
KatHOST
79:18
There would be a few sets I think I would specifically keep to myself, including my few BDP sets, the Daily Bugle and a few Speed Champion sets.
KatHOST
79:29
Is this a selfish thing to do? I don't want to develop a whole Will Ferrell Lego movie syndrome where my kids aren't able to touch this massive city of Lego things because they're your father's things.
KatHOST
79:41
But at the same time, some of these sets hold a little more sentimental value to me.

13 MINS LATER

GrinchHOST
92:30
Then there's my nine-year-old son.
GrinchHOST
92:32
He loves the idea of Lego, but his ADHD gives him a run for his money.
GrinchHOST
92:36
He wants all the big sets and he has to work on the Daily Bugle all summer.
GrinchHOST
92:39
He's close to being done, but he gets tired quickly.
CarterHOST
15:17
There's like an old newspaper, like you would see for like commercial appeal to put your card in, just pull the newspaper out.
CarterHOST
15:22
But it was the Daily Bugle.
CarterHOST
15:26
They had everything in there is set up to where like the people who work there should never have to leave because they got the little corner stores to where you can pull out like the sodas.
CarterHOST
15:37
They got a coffee machine.

58 MINS LATER

ErnieHOST
73:36
It was crazy.
ErnieHOST
73:37
But yeah, it was weird.
ErnieHOST
73:42
Uh, Daily Bugle.
ErnieHOST
73:43
Yes, you saw Daily Bugle.
ChrisHOST
55:15
fuck? He was just setting up his Christmas story.
DavidHOST
55:20
um but moving along uh again you kind of just start getting into the pattern you got this moment where spiderman's talking to the kingpin um and he's trying to like figure stuff out and again it's just showing spiderman being a little bit more straightforward no quips super serious and at the same time daredevil's trying to gather information brendan brought this up already but you've got Matt Daredevil kind of trying to be more incognito and get information where Spider-Man is just bursting through the window and he's like alright who's gonna talk and this all leads to what eventually is another attack by the Sin Eater at the Daily Bugle and Peter is luckily there and he's able to knock the Sin Eater out with a typewriter rod thing or something it was really cool i really again those moments they just feel like really natural and like i i just like the action in this book and so they arrest the sin eater they're like this can't actually be like our guy right And you find out after they do some investigating and you've got this like really this definitely like this really big like build up moment where Daredevil and they investigate his apartment.
DavidHOST
56:40
And then they coincidentally find out that Detective Stan is.
DavidHOST
56:45
uh all lives like near the guy right like behind him or something like in this apartment complex and like peter even says it's kind of funny i know he wasn't trying to be funny in that way but he's like wait till stan finds out that he was living behind this guy the whole time like okay spider man And
DavidHOST
57:26
So they find out the twist is that Detective Stan is the Sin Eater! What a twist! and the copycat like overheard um stan like you know doing recordings to himself and talking about why he needs to you know kill these people because they're sinful people And so the copycat guy who is also like, you know, not mentally all the way there thought he was hearing voices.
DavidHOST
57:57
And so he became a copycat.
DavidHOST
58:00
And that's the guy who went to the Daily Bugle.
DavidHOST
58:03
And then the real Senator Stan, Detective Stan, is at where is it? Is it at Betty's house or is it at
NickHOST
46:51
It's like basically a minifig...
NickHOST
46:55
You can, well, they have a lot of it, like, on the Daily Bugle or even the Avengers Tower, where you can stick it into the wall, and you can have, like, minifigures flying or in different poses.
HaroldHOST
47:06
Oh, the, I know what you're talking about, the trans, it's like
NickHOST
47:10
a translucent rod that's, like, curved.
Brose AvardHOST
15:21
I did like at one point he goes, over my career I've had a lot of different jobs.
Brose AvardHOST
15:25
He's like, yeah, you're a drum teacher and you're an editor of the Daily Bugle and you're a comedian with Lucille Ball.
Brose AvardHOST
15:32
We've seen all of this stuff.
Brose AvardHOST
15:33
I couldn't relax when he was on screen because I kept waiting for him to turn, but he was just more that he was just like Brad Pitt's character, but an older version.
Walker GlennHOST
43:13
The city of New York, he's becoming like a folk hero.
Walker GlennHOST
43:17
Gets a job at the Daily Bugle taking pictures of Spider-Man.
Walker GlennHOST
43:21
Well, he'd like a
Zach GlennHOST
43:23
job, but yes.

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Zach GlennHOST
50:00
believe
Walker GlennHOST
50:00
so.
Zach GlennHOST
50:01
And then lastly, there's so many different appearances in this, but we have Ted Raimi as Ted Hoffman, who works at the Daily Bugle.
Zach GlennHOST
50:08
He is so funny in this film.
Scott JohnsonHOST
61:00
Okay.
Scott JohnsonHOST
61:01
What do you call the Daily Bugle's...
Scott JohnsonHOST
61:05
No, the Daily Bugle's chief editor, his name? J.
Scott JohnsonHOST
61:09
Jonah what?
Brian DunawayHOST
61:12
because i feel like it's a trick now it's not a
GaryHOST
60:02
It was described to have a rougher, edgier, almost R-rated, if not R-rated tone.
GaryHOST
60:08
One of the examples had Doc Ock killing Captain Stacy and was referred by the Daily Bugle as a cop killer.
GaryHOST
60:14
It also introduced Gwen Stacy, who ends up dying in the middle of the film.
GaryHOST
60:18
That follows a sort of Empire Strikes Back model, according to Cope.
Kyle PhillipsHOST
35:30
He's my favorite hero.
Kyle PhillipsHOST
35:31
He, uh, works, uh, Clark Kent works at the Daily Bugle-
Leah ClarkHOST
35:35
Mm-hmm
Kyle PhillipsHOST
35:35
... uh, just as a reporter, which probably doesn't pay that well, but then he's, like, doing all the save the world stuff.

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