I missed them referring to him as Reilly in the flashbacks.
Watching with subtitles helps with catching details like this.
I missed them referring to him as Reilly in the flashbacks.
There were several indications, if not overt statements, that Ben's mental state was always a little shaky post-bite. I took the other soldier's calling him "Reilly" as a misremembering on his part caused by the aforesaid mental state.They didn't confirm that his birth name was Peter Parker because it wasn't.
In the WWI flashbacks in Episode 5, one of the other soldiers explicitly calls him "Reilly", and, as noted by @JD, he didn't change his name until after the war.
My belief, based on what we were shown and told, is that Ben's legal birth name was Peter Reilly (the name that he enlisted under and the name that Ogden Faber and the other soldiers he both served with and rescued knew him by) and that he changed his first name to Ben after the war.
Definitely LA, literally right down the street from where I live and the exact same place they shot parts of Wonderman.Small observation - I had been wondering where they filmed this. Sounds like Los Angeles and real locations. But I knew they used a backlot too. In 2nd episode I recognized Warner Bros New York Street. The Mayor gives a speech at same corner that was Daily Planet on Lois & Clark. Fitting - that backlot was used for a lot of classic Film Noirs Warner Bros produced.
No thanks, that just sounds totally out of place for this series.
true
but the spider aka ben reiley did appear on another earth in the sony animated spider man spiderverse movies
Same actor, completely different character.
Yeah, that's what "different character" meansas in lol lol the spider from the sony animated spiderverse is different from the spider from the tv show spider noir
which means if you think about it
the spider from the tv show spider noir is from 1 verison of earth 1930s and the spider from the sony animated spiderverse is from a different verison of earth 1930s
Yeah, that's what "different character" means
Its budget was $400M. According to Deadline, it was canceled because of its budget. As far as I know, Amazon isn't willing to make projects over $100M, apart from Rings of Power. That's why they cut The Boys' budget for its final season and filled the platform with YA projects.In the latest edition of “this is why we can’t have nice things”: https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/spider-noir-canceled-amazon-prime-video-1236852049/
I've gotten into that mindset to some extent too. I often wait until a series is over before trying it, unless it's something that really interests me. There are a lot of old shows and movies I can enjoy in the meantime!Merde like this is why I don't watch much streaming TV now. Why get into something? If it's good, it costs money to be that way and that makes it more likely to be cancelled.

Story of my life watching TV in the 70s and 80s. A lot of one season wondersMerde like this is why I don't watch much streaming TV now. Why get into something? If it's good, it costs money to be that way and that makes it more likely to be cancelled.
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