WEBVTT 00:09.468 --> 00:11.429 [Robbie] What is that? 00:11.512 --> 00:14.265 Turns supers into run-of-the-mill shmucks! 00:14.348 --> 00:15.599 [Robbie] You've been in a hole 00:15.683 --> 00:18.352 ever since Ruby died, and you've never stopped digging. 00:18.436 --> 00:21.105 This is your chance to put that shovel down. 00:21.188 --> 00:22.106 [Ben] I'll have to 00:22.189 --> 00:23.107 stick them all. 00:23.190 --> 00:26.444 Once they're free and clear, it'll be my turn. 00:26.527 --> 00:28.279 No more sick veterans, 00:28.362 --> 00:30.281 no more suffering, no more Spider. 00:32.032 --> 00:33.242 [Silvermane] What is all this? 00:33.325 --> 00:35.077 They're all dead? 00:35.161 --> 00:36.537 [Flint] We went to the doctor's lab. 00:36.620 --> 00:38.456 -There was never gonna be a way out. -You don't know that. 00:38.539 --> 00:41.208 I ain't gonna tell Silvermane. But he's smart. 00:41.292 --> 00:42.752 He's gonna find out what you did eventually. 00:42.835 --> 00:44.253 [grunts] 00:44.336 --> 00:45.921 [grunting] 00:46.005 --> 00:49.425 [yelling] 00:49.508 --> 00:50.384 [both yell] 00:50.468 --> 00:51.969 [grunts] 00:52.052 --> 00:53.179 [The Spider] No, not now. Come on. 00:53.262 --> 00:55.431 -[groans] -[groans] 00:55.514 --> 00:57.767 [both grunting] 00:57.850 --> 00:59.226 Get in! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! 00:59.310 --> 01:00.644 Let's go! 01:02.271 --> 01:04.273 -Shouldn't we get him a doctor? -[Robbie] Nah. 01:04.356 --> 01:05.483 He just needs to rest. 01:05.566 --> 01:07.318 The hell is that? 01:07.401 --> 01:09.111 [Perry] Whatever it is, it brought the big fella down. 01:09.195 --> 01:10.654 What are we gonna do, boss? 01:10.738 --> 01:13.407 We are gonna find The Spider. 01:13.491 --> 01:14.950 -Get me Ben Reilly. -Get me Ben Reilly. 01:15.034 --> 01:17.912 [dramatic, mysterious music playing] 01:17.995 --> 01:20.790 -[thunder rolling] -[rain pouring] 01:30.090 --> 01:31.675 Look at these saps. 01:32.802 --> 01:34.762 Lost. 01:34.845 --> 01:37.306 You know, I was like them once upon a time. 01:38.182 --> 01:40.434 -They're blind, they don't even know it. -[snoring] 01:40.518 --> 01:44.563 Day after day, playing follow-the-leader. 01:44.647 --> 01:46.482 Christ, do you ever shut up? 01:46.565 --> 01:48.150 No. 01:48.234 --> 01:51.237 Why would I deny the world a moment of my grandeur? 01:51.320 --> 01:53.072 -[tense, dramatic music playing] -Yeah, well, 01:53.155 --> 01:55.616 the crash is coming. You just can't feel it yet. 01:55.699 --> 01:57.493 [Leyden] Speak for yourself. 01:57.576 --> 01:58.828 I'm only getting stronger. 01:58.911 --> 02:00.955 [electrical crackling] 02:05.876 --> 02:07.628 Times like this. 02:08.629 --> 02:11.090 Give me a chance to reflect. 02:11.674 --> 02:13.425 I don't do it much. 02:13.509 --> 02:16.512 Not usually the self-congratulatory type, but... 02:17.429 --> 02:19.348 [laughing] ...God, if you knew where I grew up. 02:21.141 --> 02:23.519 The hunger, the scarcity. 02:25.688 --> 02:28.148 I lost two brothers before I was even born. 02:30.109 --> 02:32.027 It was madness, what I experienced. 02:35.489 --> 02:37.825 Do you know the difference between me and the countless other degenerates 02:37.908 --> 02:39.243 that came out of that time? 02:40.327 --> 02:43.038 A gambler's heart, simple as that. 02:43.122 --> 02:45.749 It's not strength... 02:45.833 --> 02:48.377 -or guile or ruthlessness. -[slow, mysterious music playing] 02:49.879 --> 02:51.046 It's just courage. 02:52.131 --> 02:53.757 [Silvermane laughs airily] 02:55.217 --> 02:56.760 And restlessness. 02:56.844 --> 02:58.429 It was never enough. 02:58.512 --> 02:59.680 I could never stop, 02:59.763 --> 03:01.765 never get comfortable. 03:07.438 --> 03:09.440 That's my advice to you. 03:10.774 --> 03:12.192 [kisses hand] 03:14.278 --> 03:15.654 "Never get comfortable"? 03:15.738 --> 03:18.240 -Never be satisfied. -[sinister music playing] 03:18.324 --> 03:19.700 Don't accept what you're given. 03:19.783 --> 03:22.411 Because nobody's going to give you what you want. 03:22.494 --> 03:25.623 They're going to give you what they want to give you for their own reasons. 03:30.628 --> 03:31.837 [scoffs] 03:31.921 --> 03:33.589 That's enough of that. 03:33.672 --> 03:35.215 Story time's over. 03:37.134 --> 03:38.802 Need to take a leak. 03:45.768 --> 03:47.144 [sighs] 04:00.282 --> 04:01.909 It's Cat. I need to see you. 04:04.912 --> 04:06.372 [water dripping] 04:11.627 --> 04:13.629 [tense, dramatic music playing] 04:17.299 --> 04:19.468 Thank God. I was worried you weren't going to-- 04:19.551 --> 04:22.346 -[gasps] -That's for Ben. 04:23.180 --> 04:25.099 I deserved that. 04:25.182 --> 04:27.184 -[groans] -And that's for me. 04:28.352 --> 04:30.729 Ben put everything on the line for you, 04:30.813 --> 04:32.564 and you used that to betray him. 04:32.648 --> 04:35.234 That doctor cut him to pieces. 04:35.317 --> 04:36.527 I swear I didn't know 04:36.610 --> 04:37.945 -she was going to hurt him. -[scoffs] 04:38.028 --> 04:40.155 I thought it was for the best. 04:40.239 --> 04:42.992 Ben told me himself he didn't want to be The... 04:43.075 --> 04:44.368 Oh. 04:44.451 --> 04:46.870 Oh, so now you care about keeping his secret? 04:47.663 --> 04:51.500 Telling Faber about Ben wasn't your call to make. 04:52.584 --> 04:53.836 I can make it up to him. 04:53.919 --> 04:55.004 Oh, that's rich, honey. 04:55.087 --> 04:56.630 No, I promise. You just have to trust me. 04:56.714 --> 04:58.215 Yeah, I already tried that. 04:58.298 --> 05:00.175 You're a liar. 05:00.259 --> 05:01.552 A manipulator. 05:01.635 --> 05:02.970 I did it for love. 05:03.053 --> 05:04.304 For whose love? 05:05.389 --> 05:06.640 Flint. 05:06.724 --> 05:09.018 [mysterious music playing] 05:09.101 --> 05:10.728 [lighter clicking] 05:12.396 --> 05:14.398 But Ben is a good man. 05:16.316 --> 05:17.943 I promise I can make it up to him. 05:19.319 --> 05:20.571 How? 05:21.530 --> 05:24.783 If he gives me the antidote, I can inject Flint and Dirk with it. 05:25.868 --> 05:28.454 I can get close to them without causing any suspicion. 05:29.538 --> 05:30.998 And it's not your choice to make. 05:31.081 --> 05:32.833 Ben can decide for himself. 05:38.714 --> 05:40.549 You know, I've been thinking. 05:40.632 --> 05:41.884 Who asked you to? 05:41.967 --> 05:43.886 See, that there's the problem. 05:45.054 --> 05:47.931 Why are we running errands for this old man 05:48.015 --> 05:50.059 when we're the ones with all the powers? 05:50.142 --> 05:52.144 What do we need him for? 05:52.227 --> 05:54.271 I suppose you don't believe in loyalty. 05:54.354 --> 05:57.191 [chuckling] Loyalty. Loyalty. 05:57.274 --> 05:59.026 What you call "loyalty," 05:59.109 --> 06:00.819 I call "manipulation." 06:02.196 --> 06:05.032 What does serving Silvermane get us versus what it gets him, huh? 06:07.618 --> 06:09.369 How loyal would he be to you 06:09.453 --> 06:12.206 if you didn't follow his orders? 06:12.289 --> 06:14.917 You know what? Don't answer that. [patting] 06:15.000 --> 06:16.877 We'll just ask your old pal Winston. 06:16.960 --> 06:19.004 Oh, wait. We can't. He's dead. 06:21.381 --> 06:22.841 [snorts] Hmm? 06:23.467 --> 06:24.760 [Perry] Isn't that his secretary? 06:24.843 --> 06:26.095 [Pudge] Oh, yeah. 06:26.178 --> 06:27.971 She's nice. 06:28.055 --> 06:29.515 [chuckles] 06:38.524 --> 06:40.692 Where ya been? Peoples been looking all over for ya. 06:40.776 --> 06:42.486 People have been. 06:42.569 --> 06:44.780 And which people, specifically? 06:44.863 --> 06:46.406 Robbie people for starters. 06:46.490 --> 06:47.825 Ben's over at his place. 06:47.908 --> 06:51.036 Robbie says he've been run through the ringer. 06:51.120 --> 06:54.164 He has been. He... has... been. 06:54.248 --> 06:56.125 -What? -[quietly] Has. 06:56.208 --> 06:57.751 Make up your damn mind. 06:58.335 --> 07:00.295 [phone ringing] 07:00.379 --> 07:01.421 [chuckles softly] 07:02.506 --> 07:03.799 -Reilly Investigation-- -[Hank] Janet, honey. 07:03.882 --> 07:05.175 Oh. Hey, Hank. 07:05.259 --> 07:08.387 Didn't hear it from me, but your boss, Reilly, is in hot, hot water. 07:08.470 --> 07:09.888 I don't know what he done, 07:09.972 --> 07:11.849 but every precinct in the city's looking for the guy. 07:11.932 --> 07:13.350 That's coming straight from the mayor. 07:13.433 --> 07:15.185 You watch yourself, honey. 07:15.269 --> 07:17.271 Thank you, Hank. [inhales sharply] 07:17.354 --> 07:19.481 Stop it. And stay. 07:21.817 --> 07:23.527 -[door opens] -[playful, adventurous music playing] 07:23.610 --> 07:25.028 [door closes] 07:30.951 --> 07:33.453 Now, if I was giving stage direction, 07:33.537 --> 07:36.874 I'd call that, "In a rush to meet someone." 07:36.957 --> 07:38.292 Mm. Yeah. 07:38.375 --> 07:40.377 [tense, dramatic music playing] 07:46.675 --> 07:48.719 [knocking] 07:48.802 --> 07:50.179 [thunder rumbles] 07:50.262 --> 07:52.514 -How's the patient? -Alive. 07:52.598 --> 07:54.433 [Robbie] But he still doesn't have his powers back. 07:54.516 --> 07:55.851 He needs more rest. 07:55.934 --> 07:57.644 You still look like a banana. 07:58.729 --> 07:59.980 An overripe banana. 08:00.063 --> 08:01.356 Those bruises are really settling in, 08:01.440 --> 08:03.317 -huh? -Yeah, sure. 08:04.443 --> 08:05.611 How do you feel? 08:05.694 --> 08:07.112 Worse than I look. 08:07.196 --> 08:08.280 How's the other guy? 08:08.363 --> 08:09.531 On his way to Niagara Falls 08:09.615 --> 08:10.866 with his mother. 08:12.910 --> 08:14.953 Listen, I have to tell you something. 08:15.954 --> 08:19.333 -Cat asked me to meet her. -What? When? 08:19.416 --> 08:22.711 This evening. She wants you to give her the antidote so she can inject Flint 08:22.794 --> 08:24.004 and the other one-- Leyden. 08:24.087 --> 08:26.465 She said she can get close enough, and they wouldn't see it coming. 08:26.548 --> 08:28.133 [scoffs] Fool me once. 08:28.217 --> 08:29.593 I don't know. 08:30.427 --> 08:32.137 It's not such a bad idea. 08:32.221 --> 08:33.764 How many times did Lonnie hit you in the head? 08:33.847 --> 08:35.265 The woman just finished betraying you. 08:35.349 --> 08:36.725 And why do you think she did? 08:36.808 --> 08:37.809 For Flint. 08:37.893 --> 08:40.437 -She told me herself. -That's right. She wants to save Flint. 08:40.520 --> 08:43.190 If she believes this'll help her, you can bet she'll do it. 08:43.273 --> 08:45.275 -[inhales] -[knocking at door] 08:46.360 --> 08:48.320 -Who is it? -[man] Little pigs, 08:48.403 --> 08:50.280 -little pigs... -Leyden. 08:50.364 --> 08:52.324 -...let me in. -What's he doing here? 08:52.407 --> 08:56.036 [Leyden] Or I'll huff, and I'll, uh, puff. 08:56.119 --> 08:58.372 And I'll blow your house down. 08:59.373 --> 09:01.166 Thank you. Thank you. 09:01.250 --> 09:03.252 Uh, thank you. 09:07.339 --> 09:09.466 -You look like shit. -What of it? 09:09.549 --> 09:11.677 Yeah, what of it? Tell that to Gielgud. 09:11.760 --> 09:14.388 Guy said I got the chin like a donkey's asshole. 09:14.471 --> 09:17.516 [tense, dramatic music playing] 09:17.599 --> 09:19.851 Why do I feel like I've met you before? 09:19.935 --> 09:23.188 Because we have, a few nights ago, at Silvermane's penthouse. 09:23.272 --> 09:24.940 I sang you the acting song. 09:25.023 --> 09:26.275 What's the matter? You didn't like it? 09:26.358 --> 09:29.194 No, no, no, no. I mean, before that. 09:29.278 --> 09:31.196 Maybe you slept with the wrong guy's wife. 09:31.280 --> 09:33.615 -Hmm. -[Flint] So what the hell 09:33.699 --> 09:34.783 happened to you? 09:34.866 --> 09:36.868 I took pictures of the right woman's husband. 09:36.952 --> 09:38.996 -Hmm. -What do you want? 09:39.871 --> 09:42.291 Him. On your feet. 09:42.374 --> 09:44.084 The boss wants to talk to you. 09:45.127 --> 09:47.629 "Talk to me" talk to me? Or just talk to me? 09:47.713 --> 09:50.674 I want to know what kind of goodbye I should give my friends. 09:50.757 --> 09:52.134 [Leyden] I don't think you need to divvy up your 09:52.217 --> 09:53.885 three worldly possessions just yet. 09:53.969 --> 09:55.220 Now get up. 09:56.596 --> 09:58.724 [dramatic music playing] 09:58.807 --> 10:00.350 All right, I'm coming. 10:00.434 --> 10:03.603 I'm coming. Just want to grab my coat first. 10:12.487 --> 10:14.823 Don't worry. We'll keep ya nice and toasty. 10:14.906 --> 10:18.160 [tense, dramatic music playing] 10:24.124 --> 10:26.126 [♪ Kirby sings "Saving Grace"] 10:33.467 --> 10:36.053 ♪ The colors fading from the photograph ♪ 10:36.136 --> 10:37.804 ♪ I could tell the story ♪ 10:37.888 --> 10:40.474 ♪ but still you wouldn't know the half ♪ 10:40.557 --> 10:43.268 ♪ This love was brought to life from shards of glass ♪ 10:43.352 --> 10:45.354 ♪ When you kiss me there's a shifting ♪ 10:45.437 --> 10:47.814 ♪ in the sepia tone ♪ 10:47.898 --> 10:51.026 ♪ Can't escape the madness, baby, magnetism ♪ 10:51.109 --> 10:54.363 ♪ Run away but something pulls me back into it ♪ 10:54.446 --> 10:57.491 ♪ Lately I've been staring at a broken mirror ♪ 10:57.574 --> 11:00.952 ♪ Needing someone to call my own ♪ 11:01.036 --> 11:04.164 ♪ Hey, lover ♪ 11:04.247 --> 11:07.042 ♪ I need someone to save me now ♪ 11:07.125 --> 11:09.294 ♪ from all the pain ♪ 11:09.378 --> 11:11.755 ♪ I suffer ♪ 11:11.838 --> 11:14.591 ♪ and the heavy world that weighs me down ♪ 11:14.674 --> 11:18.136 ♪ 'Cause the world ain't sweet ♪ 11:18.220 --> 11:20.514 ♪ It's bitter to taste ♪ 11:20.597 --> 11:21.890 ♪ But you could be ♪ 11:21.973 --> 11:25.185 ♪ my saving grace ♪♪ 11:46.540 --> 11:48.542 [song ends] 11:52.754 --> 11:55.507 [thunder rolling] 11:55.590 --> 11:58.677 -[indistinct, muffled chatter] -[dramatic music playing] 12:06.560 --> 12:07.644 Hey, Reilly, 12:07.727 --> 12:09.438 are you listening to me? 12:10.397 --> 12:13.358 The thing is... you could have just asked. 12:13.442 --> 12:14.651 I thought we were friends. 12:14.734 --> 12:16.153 [Silvermane] Course we are, 12:16.236 --> 12:19.322 but it was a matter of some urgency. 12:19.406 --> 12:23.660 I can't have your friend running around the city neutralizing my advantages. 12:23.743 --> 12:28.039 So I'll kindly ask you to lift the phone and call your Spider-friend. 12:38.633 --> 12:40.343 Nah, I don't think I will. 12:40.427 --> 12:41.803 Excuse me? 12:41.887 --> 12:44.139 I'm not in the mood to talk to The Spider. 12:44.222 --> 12:46.391 The truth is, he's kind of hard to talk to, 12:46.475 --> 12:47.809 especially on the phone. 12:47.893 --> 12:51.104 Hey, buddy, can you remove the mask so a guy can actually hear? 12:52.272 --> 12:53.982 Is this some kind of joke? 12:54.065 --> 12:55.734 A piece of humor I'm not grasping? 12:55.817 --> 12:58.403 No, I mean it. I genuinely can't understand 12:58.487 --> 13:00.238 half of what comes out of his mouth. 13:00.322 --> 13:02.991 Well, you've seen him. He wears a stupid sock on his head. 13:03.074 --> 13:05.577 -[quietly] Hmm. -[Silvermane] I told you when we first met 13:05.660 --> 13:07.787 that your mouth might get you killed one day. 13:09.748 --> 13:11.958 Today might just be that day. 13:12.042 --> 13:14.044 Nah. You need me. 13:14.127 --> 13:15.545 This is a negotiation. 13:15.629 --> 13:18.548 You need The Spider. Ipso facto, you need me. 13:18.632 --> 13:21.134 Res ipso locutor-- 13:21.218 --> 13:22.385 Well, I mean, I don't speak Latin. 13:23.386 --> 13:26.556 Besides, word on the street is Mayor Morris is interested 13:26.640 --> 13:28.433 in Señor Spider, as well. 13:28.517 --> 13:31.019 So, gee-whiz, deep pockets on all sides. 13:31.102 --> 13:34.189 What's a down-on-his-luck private investigator to do? 13:37.442 --> 13:39.736 [Silvermane laughs] 13:39.819 --> 13:41.613 Okay, then, $500. 13:41.696 --> 13:44.241 Oh, the number I'm thinking of starts with a five, 13:44.324 --> 13:45.742 but it don't end with a hundred. 13:45.825 --> 13:47.035 Hmm? 13:47.118 --> 13:49.663 Careful, my friend. 13:49.746 --> 13:53.083 You want me to pay you, but you want to continue living after the fact? 13:53.166 --> 13:54.376 And that's exactly right. 13:54.459 --> 13:56.920 I want to live, as in live-live, and that costs money. 13:57.003 --> 13:59.172 At first I was thinking, uh, Santorini, 13:59.256 --> 14:01.299 but, no, now I'm thinking France. 14:01.383 --> 14:03.718 Feels romantic and safe. 14:03.802 --> 14:05.554 Even for a guy with a mouth like mine. 14:05.637 --> 14:06.930 A thousand. 14:07.013 --> 14:08.932 You wouldn't even miss it if I said ten. 14:09.015 --> 14:10.392 It's the principle, fella. 14:10.475 --> 14:12.102 Like you say, we're negotiating. 14:12.185 --> 14:13.603 -Three. -Two. 14:13.687 --> 14:14.896 Deal. 14:14.980 --> 14:17.023 Okay. Now that that's settled, Cat, 14:17.107 --> 14:19.484 be a diamond and pour Mr. Byrne and myself a glass of 14:19.568 --> 14:21.069 the, uh, Green Spot. 14:21.152 --> 14:22.862 Get this man a telephone. 14:24.781 --> 14:28.118 [dramatic music playing] 14:28.201 --> 14:29.244 [phone bell dings] 14:29.327 --> 14:30.412 I would have done it for one. 14:30.495 --> 14:32.455 Would have happily paid you ten. 14:32.539 --> 14:34.207 [Ben laughs] 14:36.876 --> 14:37.794 It's ringing. 14:38.587 --> 14:39.588 Yeah, hi. It's Ben. 14:39.671 --> 14:42.674 Yeah, I know, I know. I'm sorry to call so late. I-- 14:42.757 --> 14:44.009 What? 14:44.092 --> 14:46.177 You did what? [laughs] 14:46.261 --> 14:47.846 That's fantastic. 14:47.929 --> 14:50.015 Okay, well, listen, I'm here with Silvermane. 14:50.098 --> 14:52.267 Tell him no hard feelings about the other day. 14:52.350 --> 14:54.269 Bygones should be allowed to be themselves. 14:54.352 --> 14:56.730 -Tell him. -He says he wants you to know 14:56.813 --> 14:59.357 that there are no hard feelings about the other day. 14:59.441 --> 15:00.650 Tell him the bygone thing. 15:00.734 --> 15:03.862 And that bygones should be allowed to be, uh... 15:03.945 --> 15:05.196 something, and I-- 15:05.280 --> 15:07.282 Tell him I just want to have a little chat. 15:07.365 --> 15:08.617 He just wants to have a little chat. 15:08.700 --> 15:10.869 -Tell him-- -Oh. You know what? Tell him yourself. 15:10.952 --> 15:12.037 [Silvermane groans softly] 15:13.204 --> 15:14.873 [sighs] 15:15.749 --> 15:17.876 Mr. Spider, sir. 15:17.959 --> 15:19.252 [Silvermane speaking indistinctly on phone] 15:19.336 --> 15:21.254 Mm-hmm. Uh-huh. 15:21.338 --> 15:23.673 [imitating The Spider] Well, that is something to consider, 15:23.757 --> 15:27.302 in regard to, all heretofore relevant ascertained information. 15:28.303 --> 15:30.472 [whispering] Why the hell are you talking like that? 15:30.555 --> 15:32.265 [quietly] I'm doing Ben. 15:32.349 --> 15:34.309 [creaking and rustling on phone line] 15:34.392 --> 15:36.645 The life of Ben Reilly, and what else? 15:36.728 --> 15:40.190 I-I don't want you to overestimate the importance of that relationship. 15:40.273 --> 15:42.275 [Silvermane speaking indistinctly on phone] 15:43.318 --> 15:44.527 Uh-huh. 15:45.987 --> 15:47.697 Okay, fair enough. 15:47.781 --> 15:49.240 I'll be there. 15:51.284 --> 15:52.577 What? 15:52.661 --> 15:54.120 He wants the antidote. 15:55.080 --> 15:57.874 But he wants The Spider to bring it to him. 15:59.125 --> 16:00.752 -He's on his way. -Great. And now, sir, 16:00.835 --> 16:02.796 if you don't mind, I'll take my two Gs. 16:02.879 --> 16:05.632 Or, as they say in France, I'll have my Cecil B. 16:05.715 --> 16:06.883 [throatily] Deux mille. 16:06.966 --> 16:08.051 [Silvermane] Good one, 16:08.134 --> 16:11.262 but the money was for delivery of The Spider, and not for the phone call. 16:11.346 --> 16:14.766 Oh, all right, well, in that case, how about another round? [groans] 16:14.849 --> 16:17.769 What else you got back there that normal people can't afford? 16:17.852 --> 16:19.396 How about something American this time? 16:19.479 --> 16:22.315 Maybe some bourbon, or is that not fancy enough for you? 16:22.399 --> 16:24.275 [Flint] Three to one The Spider doesn't show. 16:24.359 --> 16:25.985 He'd be wise not to, that's for sure. 16:26.069 --> 16:27.821 Why do you want The Spider anyway? 16:27.904 --> 16:29.447 He's kind of over the hill, don't you think? 16:29.531 --> 16:30.699 [Ben] I don't know what makes you say that. 16:30.782 --> 16:32.826 I think he looks remarkably fit. 16:32.909 --> 16:35.453 Besides, he handled that soft clown, no problem. 16:35.537 --> 16:36.830 [Leyden groans] 16:36.913 --> 16:41.167 Tell us. Do you think The Spider would have any interest in working for me? 16:41.251 --> 16:44.212 I wouldn't hold it against him that he backed the wrong horse. 16:44.295 --> 16:46.381 I haven't the faintest idea. 16:46.464 --> 16:48.591 The Spider tends to do what The Spider wants to do. 16:48.675 --> 16:50.802 He's actually extremely annoying. 16:50.885 --> 16:51.928 Yeah. 16:53.012 --> 16:54.139 What the hell is going on? 16:54.222 --> 16:56.099 I'm earning myself some traveling money. 16:56.182 --> 16:58.601 I'd invite you to join me, but we know how that goes. 16:58.685 --> 17:01.438 And I could've told Silvermane that you're The Spider. 17:01.521 --> 17:03.398 And I could've told him you're his rat. 17:03.481 --> 17:05.150 I still can. 17:05.233 --> 17:07.068 Guess we've got each other by the throats, then. 17:07.152 --> 17:08.278 [imitates cat snarl] 17:10.029 --> 17:11.364 When The Spider comes, 17:11.448 --> 17:14.159 the two of you are not to make a move until I say so. 17:15.160 --> 17:17.287 I swear I've met that guy somewhere. 17:18.288 --> 17:19.497 Pay attention. 17:19.581 --> 17:22.041 Nothing happens until I give the go-ahead. 17:23.042 --> 17:24.627 Understood? 17:24.711 --> 17:27.547 Aye-aye, mon capitaine. 17:27.630 --> 17:29.257 So, are you gonna give me the antidote? 17:29.340 --> 17:31.634 You're the perfect distraction. I can do it right now. 17:31.718 --> 17:34.220 Funny thing is, I believe you, but I don't have it. 17:34.304 --> 17:35.513 Are you serious? 17:35.597 --> 17:37.015 What are you two yammering on about? 17:37.974 --> 17:41.144 Oh, I was just telling Cat about the French island where I intend 17:41.227 --> 17:43.396 to spend the traveling money you're about to pay me. 17:43.480 --> 17:46.024 Beautiful sandy beaches, 17:46.107 --> 17:49.444 lush valleys, hilltop villages. 17:49.527 --> 17:53.239 -[Silvermane] Sounds dull. -Agreed. Perfect place to be alone. 17:53.323 --> 17:54.532 -Cheers. -Good luck. 17:54.616 --> 17:56.326 [suspenseful music playing] 17:56.409 --> 17:58.620 That's where I know you from. 17:58.703 --> 18:00.121 France. 18:00.205 --> 18:02.582 I don't have a clue what you're talking about, buddy, 18:02.665 --> 18:04.709 and I'm a detective, so buzz off. 18:04.793 --> 18:07.462 Oh, no, no, no. I'm certain of it. 18:07.545 --> 18:09.339 Meuse-Argonne. 18:09.422 --> 18:12.759 You're the fellow that saved us from that POW camp. 18:12.842 --> 18:14.135 [Silvermane] Hold on. 18:14.719 --> 18:16.221 You two know each other? 18:16.304 --> 18:18.556 Yeah. Flint knows him, too. 18:18.640 --> 18:21.309 -[exhales] -You guys are drunk. 18:21.392 --> 18:23.019 Never touched a drop in my life. 18:23.102 --> 18:24.604 [Silvermane] Uh, let me get this straight. 18:24.687 --> 18:29.317 Our private detective friend here was in the same POW camp as the two of you? 18:29.400 --> 18:31.611 -Lonnie, too. -And Addison. 18:33.279 --> 18:35.615 In other words, this man 18:35.698 --> 18:38.910 was at the site where all of you got experimented on? 18:38.993 --> 18:40.870 And this very same man 18:40.954 --> 18:43.122 just happens to be best friends with The Spider? 18:43.206 --> 18:44.833 [Leyden] Hmm. 18:44.916 --> 18:46.292 [Silvermane] I think The Spider hasn't walked 18:46.376 --> 18:50.171 through that door yet because he's already sitting right here at my table. 18:50.255 --> 18:52.131 ♪ ♪ 18:55.510 --> 18:58.054 You guys are grasping at straws. 18:58.137 --> 19:01.933 The reason why I'm chummy with Le Spider is because... 19:05.353 --> 19:06.855 ...because I... 19:06.938 --> 19:09.482 I saved his ass at Meuse-Argonne. 19:09.566 --> 19:12.735 Yeah, that's right. I mean, this isn't some grand conspiracy. 19:12.819 --> 19:14.195 Is that so? 19:14.279 --> 19:15.405 [gulps] 19:15.488 --> 19:16.990 It is so. 19:21.911 --> 19:23.746 What is this? A parlor trick? 19:23.830 --> 19:26.416 You're gonna focus your mind, stick your finger in your ear 19:26.499 --> 19:27.917 and peer into my soul? 19:28.001 --> 19:30.837 No. I don't think we'll be needing any magic. 19:30.920 --> 19:32.922 Save that for the children's birthday parties. 19:33.006 --> 19:35.550 Well, then, what? You want to check my pockets for unmarked bills? 19:35.633 --> 19:38.052 Here, I'll make it easy for you. I've got, uh... 19:38.136 --> 19:39.971 a nickel, and, uh... 19:40.054 --> 19:44.392 Oh, not one but-- count 'em-- two sticks of gum. 19:44.475 --> 19:46.769 [laughs] Jesus. 19:46.853 --> 19:48.646 Ah, you're a cool customer. 19:48.730 --> 19:50.231 But here's the thing. 19:50.315 --> 19:51.900 I'm a bit like you. 19:51.983 --> 19:53.318 A detective. 19:53.401 --> 19:55.862 I watch. I listen. 19:55.945 --> 19:58.323 I keep track of things, up here. 20:00.158 --> 20:01.910 Another drink, would you, dear? 20:02.911 --> 20:03.953 Absolutely. 20:08.833 --> 20:10.668 And just like you, 20:10.752 --> 20:14.839 the only person that I am truly loyal to is me. 20:14.923 --> 20:19.093 So, if I know a way to find out decisively 20:19.177 --> 20:21.888 whether or not you, Ben Reilly, are The Spider, 20:21.971 --> 20:24.098 I'll do it no matter the consequences. 20:24.182 --> 20:25.808 Do you understand what I'm saying? 20:25.892 --> 20:27.518 I can't say that I do. 20:28.144 --> 20:29.479 Sit. 20:29.562 --> 20:31.439 [tense music playing] 20:31.522 --> 20:33.900 Now, here's how I see it. 20:33.983 --> 20:39.405 Ben Reilly is a private dick who doesn't care about anyone else except himself. 20:39.489 --> 20:42.742 But the one thing I know about The Spider is he cares. 20:42.825 --> 20:45.453 He's never been passive about innocent deaths. 20:45.536 --> 20:46.871 Not on his watch. 20:46.955 --> 20:49.290 Not if there's anything he can do about it. 20:49.374 --> 20:50.541 I wouldn't know. 20:50.625 --> 20:52.168 I would. 20:52.251 --> 20:53.461 Give us your gun. 20:56.047 --> 20:58.591 The one you think nobody knows about. 21:00.426 --> 21:01.427 So... 21:01.511 --> 21:03.596 I'm convinced, 21:03.680 --> 21:05.390 but I'm not certain. 21:05.473 --> 21:08.935 Sure. I'm convinced we're all gonna die, but... 21:09.018 --> 21:10.645 there's only one way to be certain. 21:10.728 --> 21:13.272 [Silvermane laughs] Yeah. Exactly. You're quite clever. 21:14.107 --> 21:18.236 Now, I look around this room and I see a bunch of tough elements. 21:18.319 --> 21:20.571 Gangsters, mobsters, 21:20.655 --> 21:22.156 hardened criminals. 21:22.240 --> 21:25.284 Not exactly the type that The Spider would lose any sleep over. 21:25.368 --> 21:26.452 Right? 21:26.536 --> 21:28.162 But there's one exception. 21:28.246 --> 21:30.999 One innocent bystander. 21:31.082 --> 21:33.793 One person that The Spider simply could not 21:33.876 --> 21:35.795 sit back and allow to die. 21:36.796 --> 21:38.631 Cut it out. I'm not in the mood. 21:38.715 --> 21:40.383 Well, I wouldn't think you would be. 21:40.466 --> 21:42.218 I mean it. It's not funny. 21:42.301 --> 21:43.553 Far from it. 21:44.303 --> 21:45.930 It's tragic if we lose you. 21:46.931 --> 21:49.517 Bad for business, bad for my heart. 21:50.560 --> 21:52.270 You know how much you bring me joy. 21:53.312 --> 21:54.439 But the way I see it... 21:56.107 --> 21:58.276 ...this is the only way that I can be certain. 21:59.527 --> 22:01.654 Let go of me, Finn. Now! 22:01.738 --> 22:03.948 -[grunt softly] -[Leyden] My God. 22:04.032 --> 22:06.200 It's the best damn show in town. 22:06.284 --> 22:07.285 -[laughs] -[Silvermane] So... 22:07.368 --> 22:09.162 if I kill her, 22:09.245 --> 22:11.831 then you're just Ben Reilly, a clever private investigator 22:11.914 --> 22:13.791 who doesn't care about anybody but himself, 22:13.875 --> 22:16.627 or you really are The Spider, 22:16.711 --> 22:19.213 and you'll stop me before I pull this trigger. 22:24.427 --> 22:25.762 [grunts softly] 22:25.845 --> 22:27.597 Listen. 22:27.680 --> 22:30.016 He's not going to save me, 22:30.099 --> 22:32.018 but not because he's a bad man. 22:32.101 --> 22:33.394 So, why, then? 22:34.187 --> 22:36.939 It's okay, dear. Absolution awaits. 22:38.775 --> 22:40.109 Because I broke his heart. 22:40.193 --> 22:41.569 [scoffing] 22:42.695 --> 22:43.905 [laughs] 22:43.988 --> 22:46.365 -Why'd you do that? -You know why. 22:48.117 --> 22:49.911 I want to hear you say it. 22:52.497 --> 22:54.248 Because I'm in love with Flint. 22:55.124 --> 22:57.168 I'm in love with him, 22:57.251 --> 23:00.963 and I wanted to save him and I didn't care who I hurt in the process. 23:04.509 --> 23:07.053 Well, at least she admits it. 23:07.136 --> 23:09.222 That's right. I admit it. 23:09.305 --> 23:10.723 I'm tired of hiding. 23:10.807 --> 23:12.308 And I'm tired of lying. 23:13.309 --> 23:14.435 You want the rest of it? 23:14.519 --> 23:15.728 Cat, don't. 23:15.812 --> 23:19.690 I did it because I wanted to save Flint and I wanted to kill you. 23:20.733 --> 23:22.026 Desperately. 23:22.110 --> 23:24.237 So, you were the one who hired Addison. 23:24.320 --> 23:25.780 -Yes. -[grunting quietly] 23:25.863 --> 23:28.199 You're the one who told the mayor about my booze delivery. 23:28.282 --> 23:29.659 Yes. 23:29.742 --> 23:31.702 -You're my Judas. -That's right. 23:31.786 --> 23:33.371 So go ahead and kill me. 23:33.454 --> 23:36.124 But do it because you want me dead, 23:36.207 --> 23:38.835 not because you think it'll prove something about Ben. 23:38.918 --> 23:41.212 The only thing he's guilty of 23:41.295 --> 23:43.047 is being in way over his head. 23:45.341 --> 23:47.301 You see, Reilly? 23:47.385 --> 23:51.139 That's the difference between convinced... 23:51.848 --> 23:52.807 ...and certain. 23:52.890 --> 23:54.142 -No-- -[The Spider] Whoa, whoa, whoa. 23:54.225 --> 23:56.185 Whoa, whoa! 23:56.269 --> 23:58.729 [tense music playing] 23:58.813 --> 24:00.731 Did I come at a bad time? 24:00.815 --> 24:01.941 Not at all. 24:02.024 --> 24:03.901 Silvermane was just teaching us a lesson 24:03.985 --> 24:06.237 about how to kill a defenseless woman. 24:06.320 --> 24:07.488 Sorry about that. 24:07.572 --> 24:08.781 Go to hell. 24:09.782 --> 24:13.619 Well, isn't this a pleasant surprise? 24:13.703 --> 24:16.122 [The Spider] Eh, that's close enough for my taste. 24:16.205 --> 24:17.874 -How's it going, Reilly? -Peachy. 24:17.957 --> 24:20.084 [The Spider] Look, you wanted me to come, so I came. 24:20.168 --> 24:21.294 What do you want? 24:21.377 --> 24:22.753 I like that. 24:22.837 --> 24:24.714 Straight and to the point. 24:24.797 --> 24:26.090 Let's talk business. 24:26.174 --> 24:27.258 [The Spider] Yeah, let's. 24:27.341 --> 24:29.218 [Silvermane] I don't believe for a second 24:29.302 --> 24:31.179 that you're working for the mayor. 24:31.262 --> 24:33.973 You're too bright and he's too dumb. 24:34.974 --> 24:37.018 So why don't you come work for me? 24:38.102 --> 24:39.937 You can't beat us. Why not join us? 24:40.855 --> 24:42.857 [The Spider chuckles] Who says I can't beat you? 24:42.940 --> 24:43.941 Me, for one. 24:44.859 --> 24:46.068 I'll second that. 24:46.152 --> 24:47.486 [The Spider] I'm sorry, 24:47.570 --> 24:50.198 are you forgetting that I'm The Spider? 24:50.281 --> 24:51.657 And I can kick both your asses? 24:51.741 --> 24:53.910 Actually, not to overstep, 24:53.993 --> 24:56.871 but I suggest you hear Mr. Byrne out. 24:57.705 --> 25:00.458 [The Spider] I-I'm sorry, you want me to listen to Silvermane? 25:00.541 --> 25:03.085 I'm merely saying, if we're being honest, 25:03.169 --> 25:05.630 you're not as young as you once were. 25:06.923 --> 25:08.716 [The Spider] Oh, I'm actually in great shape. 25:08.799 --> 25:10.301 Yeah. Fit as a fiddle. 25:10.384 --> 25:12.511 -Downright spry. -I'm merely suggesting 25:12.595 --> 25:16.891 you might not want to leap headlong into confrontation 25:16.974 --> 25:20.228 so soon after your big battle with Lonnie Lincoln. 25:21.312 --> 25:22.271 [The Spider] Oh. 25:22.355 --> 25:23.856 Yeah. You might want to take a break. 25:23.940 --> 25:25.483 You know, rest up. 25:26.484 --> 25:27.860 [The Spider] Right. 25:27.944 --> 25:29.695 So, why don't you give him the antidote 25:29.779 --> 25:31.697 and you give me my two G's and we can all be on 25:31.781 --> 25:33.574 -our merry ways? -Yeah. 25:33.658 --> 25:35.952 My, oh, my. 25:36.035 --> 25:38.663 How interesting. 25:38.746 --> 25:41.666 So many plotlines to follow. 25:41.749 --> 25:43.876 [Perry] How about we add one more? 25:44.877 --> 25:46.837 Found her skulking around outside. 25:46.921 --> 25:49.340 -I'm so sorry, Ben. I shouldn't have-- -Quiet, lady. 25:49.423 --> 25:50.841 [sighs] 25:50.925 --> 25:53.094 And look what she had on her, boss. 25:56.264 --> 25:57.974 [sighs] 25:58.057 --> 26:00.476 [The Spider] W-What? You-you wanted me to just bring the stuff in here? 26:00.559 --> 26:01.560 Seemed dumb. 26:01.644 --> 26:04.563 You're right, this is much better. 26:04.647 --> 26:06.065 [heavy footsteps approaching] 26:07.817 --> 26:09.151 Huh. 26:10.152 --> 26:14.115 So, this is what the fuss is all about, huh? 26:14.198 --> 26:15.241 Bring it here. 26:15.324 --> 26:17.576 Yeah, yeah, just give me one second there. 26:17.660 --> 26:19.328 [The Spider grunting] 26:20.288 --> 26:22.290 How's that feel? 26:23.749 --> 26:25.126 Why the hell did you do that? 26:26.168 --> 26:27.837 Just wanted to see if it worked. 26:28.421 --> 26:30.214 [The Spider shouts] 26:30.298 --> 26:31.382 [thuds] 26:31.465 --> 26:33.175 Yep. Seems like it does. 26:33.259 --> 26:34.552 Give it here, buddy. 26:34.635 --> 26:35.594 What, these? 26:35.678 --> 26:37.471 Yeah. No games. 26:37.555 --> 26:38.681 Oh. 26:38.764 --> 26:42.435 But what if I want to play a game? 26:42.518 --> 26:45.813 And let's call it "Why Should I?" 26:45.896 --> 26:48.858 I'm not in the business of explaining myself. 26:49.859 --> 26:52.695 Not to you, not to anybody. 26:52.778 --> 26:54.238 Now hand it over. 26:54.322 --> 26:55.906 The Spider's no threat now. 26:55.990 --> 26:58.492 So, I'm wondering, 26:58.576 --> 27:00.703 why is it that you're so keen 27:00.786 --> 27:03.331 on having whatever's in these syringes? 27:03.414 --> 27:05.875 You see, I think 27:05.958 --> 27:08.753 it's because you want to control us. 27:08.836 --> 27:12.340 You want to have power over us. 27:12.423 --> 27:15.343 Flint, take care of this guy for me. 27:15.426 --> 27:18.387 Otherwise, why don't I just smash these last two vials, 27:18.471 --> 27:20.723 and we'll just call it a day? 27:20.806 --> 27:22.600 [Silvermane] Flint, you're still with me, son. 27:22.683 --> 27:24.101 You both are. 27:25.353 --> 27:27.938 You know I would never touch a hair on her head. 27:28.522 --> 27:30.274 You know what to do. 27:30.358 --> 27:31.567 [Leyden] Does he? 27:31.650 --> 27:35.613 Now, his girlfriend, she knew what to do. 27:35.696 --> 27:40.326 You just didn't have the balls. 27:41.327 --> 27:42.328 Careful. 27:43.329 --> 27:44.872 [Leyden] He's not your friend, Flint. 27:44.955 --> 27:46.957 He's not even your boss. 27:49.460 --> 27:52.088 He's your puppet master. 27:52.171 --> 27:53.714 Pulling on your strings 27:53.798 --> 27:56.258 and making you dance. 27:56.342 --> 27:58.803 [tense music playing] 27:58.886 --> 28:00.304 But why let him? 28:00.388 --> 28:01.889 Look at him. 28:01.972 --> 28:03.766 He's not special. 28:05.476 --> 28:09.939 He's just an old man in an expensive suit, 28:10.022 --> 28:12.149 fighting to stay relevant. 28:12.233 --> 28:14.985 Consider your words carefully, my boy. 28:15.069 --> 28:16.821 They may be your last. 28:16.904 --> 28:18.114 [exhales] 28:21.283 --> 28:22.701 Now... 28:22.785 --> 28:24.954 let's see who's behind the mask. 28:37.299 --> 28:38.384 What the hell? 28:38.467 --> 28:39.552 The reporter? 28:46.475 --> 28:48.519 [exciting music playing] 28:49.520 --> 28:50.521 [Leyden] Holy sh-- [grunts] 28:53.899 --> 28:54.942 [glass clattering] 28:55.025 --> 28:55.860 [grunts] 28:55.943 --> 28:57.027 Uh... 29:02.283 --> 29:03.826 Robbie? Come on. 29:03.909 --> 29:05.327 -[gunshot] -Hijo de tu madre. 29:15.337 --> 29:16.755 Duck! 29:18.757 --> 29:20.551 [gunshots] 29:28.893 --> 29:29.768 [grunts] 29:32.146 --> 29:33.898 Ben, behind you! 29:36.775 --> 29:38.068 [straining] 29:40.988 --> 29:42.865 -[gasps] Ben. -Robbie. 29:42.948 --> 29:44.492 Robbie. Is he okay? 29:44.575 --> 29:46.577 Yeah, I think so. 29:46.660 --> 29:49.413 [groans] I get why you don't like this job. 29:50.664 --> 29:52.625 [panting] 30:03.511 --> 30:04.845 [The Spider] Hi, fellas. 30:04.929 --> 30:06.096 Can I get you a drink? 30:12.937 --> 30:14.688 [shouts] 30:17.107 --> 30:18.192 [people gasping] 30:18.275 --> 30:20.277 [exciting music playing] 30:30.955 --> 30:32.164 [The Spider grunts] 30:32.248 --> 30:33.707 -[gasps] -[horn honking] 30:35.584 --> 30:37.086 [man shouts] 30:37.169 --> 30:38.629 ♪ ♪ 30:47.596 --> 30:48.889 -[man] Is that The Spider? -[woman] What's going on here? 30:48.973 --> 30:50.849 [Leyden] ♪ Down came the rain ♪ 30:50.933 --> 30:53.811 ♪ and washed the spider out ♪♪ 30:53.894 --> 30:55.479 Lookie, lookie. 30:57.106 --> 30:58.524 [tense music playing] 31:07.825 --> 31:10.035 [The Spider] All right. Here goes nothing. 31:12.997 --> 31:14.790 [laughs] 31:14.873 --> 31:16.584 [The Spider] Come and get it. 31:21.255 --> 31:22.298 [tires screech] 31:27.886 --> 31:29.096 -[grunts] -[shouts] 31:34.768 --> 31:36.395 [The Spider groaning] 31:36.478 --> 31:37.605 Oh, no. 31:51.660 --> 31:53.746 [The Spider moans] 31:53.829 --> 31:56.123 [suspenseful music playing] 31:56.206 --> 31:58.208 [groaning] 32:01.170 --> 32:03.172 [train screeching in distance] 32:19.104 --> 32:21.023 [metal creaking] 32:29.281 --> 32:31.492 [people screaming] 32:31.575 --> 32:33.285 [moaning] 32:34.286 --> 32:35.704 [woman] What happened? 32:51.136 --> 32:53.138 [suspenseful music playing] 32:55.516 --> 32:56.767 After all I did for you, 32:56.850 --> 32:59.853 it breaks my heart that you'd betray me like that. 32:59.937 --> 33:02.690 No, it breaks your heart that you didn't see it was me. 33:02.773 --> 33:04.441 [cackles] 33:04.525 --> 33:06.068 Is this because of that dentist? 33:06.151 --> 33:08.195 You'd have never have been happy with him, 33:08.278 --> 33:11.782 filling cavities in some New Jersey suburb. 33:11.865 --> 33:13.659 I saved your life when I got rid of him. 33:13.742 --> 33:15.119 [gunshot] 33:15.202 --> 33:17.746 First the dentist, then Flint. 33:17.830 --> 33:20.165 You sure can pick them, can't you? 33:20.249 --> 33:23.127 That's right. I can pick my men, 33:23.210 --> 33:24.753 I can pick my dresses 33:24.837 --> 33:26.213 and I can pick my songs. 33:26.296 --> 33:27.881 [laughs] 33:29.883 --> 33:32.386 Liar. You loved being kept. 33:32.469 --> 33:34.263 You loved being cared for. 33:34.346 --> 33:36.014 Fed, dressed. 33:36.098 --> 33:38.475 Painted head to toe. 33:38.559 --> 33:40.269 Not a hair out of place. 33:40.352 --> 33:43.188 Not a care in the world but that perch on the stage. 33:43.272 --> 33:45.524 The focus of all admiration. 33:46.859 --> 33:49.653 Never be satisfied. Is that what you said? 33:49.737 --> 33:52.364 -[Silvermane laughs] -Don't accept what's given to you. 33:57.453 --> 33:58.954 [dramatic music playing] 33:59.037 --> 34:00.080 [laughs softly] 34:00.164 --> 34:02.541 My one regret... 34:02.624 --> 34:04.877 is I only get to kill you once. 34:08.297 --> 34:09.590 [grunts softly] 34:15.429 --> 34:17.181 The truth is, my love... 34:17.264 --> 34:18.849 [eerie music playing] 34:18.932 --> 34:20.350 ...I'm happy it's you. 34:30.319 --> 34:32.321 [suspenseful music playing] 34:36.200 --> 34:37.618 [panting] 34:44.541 --> 34:45.834 [people gasping] 34:53.634 --> 34:55.511 [The Spider] Oh, come on! 34:55.594 --> 34:58.597 You know, I suppose I should thank you. 34:58.680 --> 35:00.974 [The Spider] For saving your life back in France? 35:01.058 --> 35:02.851 If we're being honest... 35:02.935 --> 35:04.645 [grunts in pain] I have regrets. 35:04.728 --> 35:06.688 No, no, no, no. 35:06.772 --> 35:10.234 For giving me the one thing I always wanted. 35:11.235 --> 35:13.320 Look at me now, Ma! 35:13.403 --> 35:14.822 [distorted] I'm a star! 35:15.447 --> 35:16.740 [The Spider] You're not a star. 35:16.824 --> 35:17.825 But you are sick. 35:17.908 --> 35:20.828 And the stronger your power becomes, the sicker you get. 35:20.911 --> 35:22.579 But I can help you. 35:22.663 --> 35:24.414 No, thanks, pal. 35:24.498 --> 35:26.708 Save your cure for the saps. 35:28.001 --> 35:29.169 [grunts] 35:29.711 --> 35:31.129 [exhales, groans] 35:33.215 --> 35:35.300 -[woman] Is he all right? -[The Spider panting] 35:35.384 --> 35:36.969 Ah... 35:37.052 --> 35:38.720 -[muffled pulsing, warbling] -[woman] Behind you! 35:43.225 --> 35:44.518 [The Spider] That's not good. 35:48.272 --> 35:50.274 -[groaning] -[metal creaking] 35:53.402 --> 35:54.736 [crowd gasping] 35:57.406 --> 35:58.740 [shouting] 35:59.741 --> 36:01.034 [dramatic music playing] 36:02.995 --> 36:04.538 [moaning] 36:04.621 --> 36:06.999 "The Spider," huh? 36:09.334 --> 36:12.004 Looks more like a dog to me. 36:12.588 --> 36:14.381 [moaning] 36:14.464 --> 36:17.092 -A bastard cur, at that. -[energy pulses] 36:17.175 --> 36:19.428 [cackles] 36:19.511 --> 36:21.513 Hey. Look at him squirm. 36:22.431 --> 36:24.725 Some hero you turned out to be. 36:24.808 --> 36:26.810 [hoarse exhale] 36:26.894 --> 36:29.563 -I think you proved your point. -[Leyden] You kidding me? 36:29.646 --> 36:31.565 I've waited my whole life for this. 36:31.648 --> 36:34.234 My star turn on Broadway. 36:34.318 --> 36:36.194 A sold-out show. 36:36.278 --> 36:39.406 Packed house, standing room only. 36:39.489 --> 36:42.159 -[crowd booing] -Oh, boo yourself. 36:44.036 --> 36:46.788 Say goodbye to The Spider, everyone. 36:48.498 --> 36:49.917 [The Spider shouting] 36:55.088 --> 36:56.506 Stop! 36:59.676 --> 37:01.345 Oh, honey. 37:01.428 --> 37:04.848 I don't believe for one second you're gonna pull that trigger. 37:04.932 --> 37:06.934 -[gun clicks] -[man] Oh. 37:07.017 --> 37:08.518 Hmm. 37:08.602 --> 37:10.145 What a shame. 37:11.521 --> 37:13.148 No! 37:13.231 --> 37:14.691 [crowd gasping] 37:14.775 --> 37:16.777 [Cat panting] 37:21.949 --> 37:25.160 Aww. Well, well, well. 37:25.243 --> 37:27.913 Ladies and gentlemen, you are in luck. 37:27.996 --> 37:30.999 Tonight will be a double bill. 37:31.083 --> 37:35.253 Featuring me, your leading man Megawatt, 37:35.337 --> 37:39.341 versus the Sandman. 37:42.469 --> 37:44.972 No, I don't think he likes his new nickname. 37:45.639 --> 37:46.515 Aww. 37:50.102 --> 37:54.022 It seems like our show has reached its final act. 37:54.106 --> 37:55.732 The denouement. 37:55.816 --> 37:57.818 -[dramatic music playing] -[grunting] 38:03.198 --> 38:05.200 Good night, sweet prince. 38:05.283 --> 38:10.205 And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. 38:17.379 --> 38:19.006 [straining] 38:20.215 --> 38:21.591 [shouting] 38:27.764 --> 38:29.891 [screams] 38:31.184 --> 38:33.353 [people screaming] 38:36.815 --> 38:38.442 [cheering] 38:41.570 --> 38:43.071 Well done, Spider. 38:45.699 --> 38:47.534 [crying] 38:48.535 --> 38:50.537 [somber music playing] 38:54.499 --> 38:55.667 [grunts softly] 38:59.671 --> 39:01.548 [panting softly] 39:09.264 --> 39:11.266 I still have one left. 39:17.856 --> 39:18.982 Why? 39:19.066 --> 39:20.901 You know why. 39:23.403 --> 39:25.030 So does he. 39:37.125 --> 39:39.795 [rising chatter] 39:39.878 --> 39:41.546 -Spider! -You look great. 39:41.630 --> 39:43.256 -Thank you, Spider. -Really appreciate it. 39:43.340 --> 39:45.342 [indistinct chatter continues] 39:45.425 --> 39:47.427 ♪ ♪ 39:53.975 --> 39:55.977 [priest speaking Latin] 40:02.359 --> 40:04.194 Rest in peace. 40:06.446 --> 40:08.073 [Ben clears throat] 40:23.255 --> 40:24.714 You're looking well. 40:25.715 --> 40:27.217 Thanks to you. 40:29.219 --> 40:31.263 Can we have a moment? 40:31.346 --> 40:32.681 Yeah. 40:37.686 --> 40:39.896 I love Flint. 40:39.980 --> 40:42.524 But in a different world, I really would have run away with you. 40:44.734 --> 40:46.820 You know that, right? 40:47.445 --> 40:49.197 It's one thing to use a guy. 40:50.532 --> 40:52.951 It's another to try and keep him on the hook 40:53.034 --> 40:55.453 after you've set sail for shore. 40:56.538 --> 40:57.664 Go to hell, Ben. 40:57.747 --> 40:59.166 I have. 40:59.249 --> 41:00.750 I'm keeping it warm for you. 41:04.588 --> 41:06.590 [dramatic music playing] 41:27.777 --> 41:29.404 -[audience cheering] -[Morris] Thank you! 41:29.487 --> 41:30.989 Thank you, New York. 41:31.072 --> 41:33.366 Proud to be your mayor! 41:33.450 --> 41:35.243 You believed in me, and... 41:35.327 --> 41:39.497 You know, I still don't know if he's a Republican or a Democrat. 41:40.081 --> 41:42.083 Well, what'd it say on the little box when you voted for him? 41:42.167 --> 41:44.628 I put the X where it said, "Vote for crap." 41:45.629 --> 41:46.630 [gentle music playing] 41:46.713 --> 41:47.839 [wooden squeaking] 41:47.923 --> 41:49.174 [Janet] You see that? 41:49.257 --> 41:51.927 You see how it wobbles. Let's have it not do that. 41:52.010 --> 41:54.471 You heard the lady. No wobblin'. 41:54.554 --> 41:57.682 How's a guy supposed to do his geometricals on a wobbly desk? 41:59.184 --> 42:01.686 Well, back to the salt mines. 42:01.770 --> 42:03.605 [Robbie] So, after all that, 42:03.688 --> 42:05.565 I get a newspaper to run, 42:05.649 --> 42:07.442 Morris wins, Flint gets the girl 42:07.525 --> 42:09.861 and Janet gets a new office. 42:09.945 --> 42:11.154 What do you get? 42:12.989 --> 42:14.824 A new lease on life? 42:15.784 --> 42:20.413 I'll just settle for a really good hot dog. 42:20.497 --> 42:21.581 [laughs softly] 42:21.665 --> 42:24.334 -[phone ringing] -The paperweight lives. 42:28.380 --> 42:30.173 Reilly Ruiz Investigations. 42:30.840 --> 42:32.175 Mm-hmm. 42:32.259 --> 42:34.886 Oh, absolutely, we're open. I can slot you in at... 42:34.970 --> 42:36.680 [♪ Amy Winehouse sings "You Know I’m No Good"] 42:36.763 --> 42:39.683 You know what? You're in luck, we just had a cancellation for 2:00 p.m. 42:40.558 --> 42:42.018 Great. 42:42.102 --> 42:43.728 See you then. 42:43.812 --> 42:44.938 Why 2:00? 42:45.021 --> 42:46.815 Makes us seem busy. 42:46.898 --> 42:49.567 Also, uh, I want that hot dog. 42:49.651 --> 42:51.444 -Robbie's buying. -Hmm? 42:51.528 --> 42:53.780 What? You run your own newspaper now. 42:53.863 --> 42:55.657 Yeah, and it pays worse than the Bugle. 42:55.740 --> 42:57.075 [Janet chuckles] 42:57.158 --> 42:59.244 ♪ 'Cause you're my fella, my guy ♪ 42:59.327 --> 43:01.538 [Janet] Come on, Robertson. You don't want to buy me a hot dog? 43:01.621 --> 43:05.125 ♪ Hand me your Stella and fly ♪ 43:05.208 --> 43:09.587 ♪ By the time I'm out the door ♪ 43:09.671 --> 43:14.718 ♪ you tear men down like Roger Moore ♪ 43:14.801 --> 43:16.803 ♪ I cheated myself ♪ 43:18.513 --> 43:22.475 ♪ like I knew I would ♪ 43:23.476 --> 43:28.023 ♪ I told you I was trouble ♪ 43:28.106 --> 43:32.319 ♪ You know that I'm no good ♪ 43:44.581 --> 43:49.127 ♪ Upstairs in bed with my ex-boy ♪ 43:49.210 --> 43:53.757 ♪ He's in the place, but I can't get joy ♪ 43:53.840 --> 43:58.386 ♪ Thinkin' on you in the final throes ♪ 43:58.470 --> 44:03.224 ♪ This is when my buzzer goes ♪ 44:03.308 --> 44:07.645 ♪ Run out to meet you, chips and pita ♪ 44:07.729 --> 44:12.484 ♪ You say, "When we married," 'cause you're not bitter ♪ 44:12.567 --> 44:16.780 ♪ "There'll be none of him no more" ♪ 44:16.863 --> 44:21.785 ♪ I cried for you on the kitchen floor ♪ 44:21.868 --> 44:24.496 ♪ I cheated myself ♪ 44:25.705 --> 44:29.542 ♪ like I knew I would ♪ 44:30.752 --> 44:34.798 ♪ I told you I was trouble ♪ 44:35.423 --> 44:39.177 ♪ You know that I'm no good ♪ 44:40.345 --> 44:43.181 ♪ I cheated myself ♪ 44:44.349 --> 44:48.353 ♪ like I knew I would ♪ 44:49.354 --> 44:53.691 ♪ I told you I was trouble ♪ 44:53.775 --> 44:57.612 ♪ Yeah, you know that I'm no good ♪♪ 45:17.632 --> 45:19.634 ♪ ♪