Agreed. This show lived up to its name: it truly was spectacular. I too would like to thank everyone involved with this show for bringing us such a great adaptation of Spidey.
So sad that it's cancelled.

Its really sad they cancelled it. It just kept getting better and better as it went on. I can only hope they'll bring it back together at some point.

Why do shows this good have such bad luck ?
I don't know what kind of legacy it will have with fans in the future but I think it will always be the quintessential solo Spidey series to me. It was a show that took me by surprise from the first episode and always managed to exceed my expectations with each one that followed. Even if we never get any wrap up or continuation I hope that Marvel eventually seeks ownership of the series so that there might be some life for it after its demise and continue to gain new fans with some kind of tv presence.

I totally agree. I never watched this show on tv. Never heard of it. A couple of months ago I saw the first season on DVD. I thought it was something I could watch with my 5 and 10 year old sons. It is awesome. I can't believe how good this show is. Currently looking for season 2. It is very sad this was cancelled before it's time.

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Great post by the OP. Thanks for the link to the interview.

I want to say that I really liked you're post. I check this forum from time to time and it is usually sadly empty. Like you I still haven't got over the cancellation and I doubt that I ever will. Spectacular Spider-Man is for me what Elsa Bannister was for Michael O'Hara.
"Maybe I'll live so long that I'll forget her. Maybe I'll die trying."
That's how I think back about the show. I mean the 65 episodes, the series of DTV movies that could have been PG-13 I usually try not to think about what we could have had, it hurts to much. I also signed the petition despite knowing that it wouldn't do any good. I never knew that I could get so attached to a cartoon until I saw this. Gargoyles, DCAU, Spider-Man: The Animated Series non of the series I loved as a kid or still likes today could even come close to how much I loved this one.
Unlike you though I haven't managed to re watch the show. I watched a clip once and it made me so depressed that I had to stop watching. I really want to re watch the cartoon and be thankful for the fact that we actually got 26 amazing episodes. I just hope that I will be able to watch it again one day.
When the choice is between a American and a Russian film, always choose the latter.

I completely agree as well ^

I hope so, on a separate note here is the url to the interview with Greg Weisman I referred to above:
http://spectacularwebspodcast.podomatic.com/entry/2010-07-09T12_16_18-07_00

Will this be the resurrection of the SSM board?

Completely agreed with you both!

This show was, in my opinion, to Spider-man what Batman:TAS was to Batman. I wish it had continued so badly.

I know this show probably isn't quite as fantastic as I make it seem, but these are a few reasons why I love it so much.
Something that made this show so special for is the the fact that I was nearly the same age a Peter though out the first two seasons, if the show had continued the way Greg Weisman had intended he would have aged with me though high school and even college. Because of this Peter often times experienced similar issues as I did in high school. I saw every episode the day it aired, I was there for the premiere and I was there for the finale.
When the Midsummer Night's Dream episode aired, my english class had just finished reading it, there was a very Flash Thompson like character at my school who read Bottoms lines, and knew all the lines when they were said on the episode, and it was just too perfect.
Watching this show in, I had so many similarities to Peter it was easy to imagine I was watching my self on TV, I was Spider-Man!