Jul 26, 2026 · 8 min · 9 segments
**Spoilers Ahead**: This episode is for those who are up-to-date on the MCU (or those who don't care about spoilers). It's been nearly five years since **Spider-Man: No Way Home**, and before we head…
Okay, now that you've been warned, we think there are five major things that will be good for us all to reflect on.
Let's start off with some good news.
Number one.
Number one.
Peter saved the multiverse.
Not just New York, not just the planet, but all of reality.
It's kind of a big deal.
By the end of the previous Spider-Man film, No Way Home, the multiverse is falling apart.
Villains from other universes are showing up everywhere.
And Peter is basically watching his life explode in real time.
And then he makes the most Spider-Man decision possible.
Yep, definitely.
He sacrifices the thing he wants most in order to protect other people.
Okay, now some bad news.
Number two.
Literally, wiped from their memory.
And his landlord forgot him too.
Now, here's the thing.
People still know Spider-Man.
Okay, now that you've been warned, we think there are five major things that will be good for us all to reflect on.
Let's start off with some good news.
Number one.
Number one.
Peter saved the multiverse.
Not just New York, not just the planet, but all of reality.
It's kind of a big deal.
By the end of the previous Spider-Man film, No Way Home, the multiverse is falling apart.
Villains from other universes are showing up everywhere.
And Peter is basically watching his life explode in real time.
And then he makes the most Spider-Man decision possible.
Yep, definitely.
He sacrifices the thing he wants most in order to protect other people.
Okay, now some bad news.
Number two.
Literally, wiped from their memory.
And his landlord forgot him too.
Now, here's the thing.
People still know Spider-Man.
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