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Spider-Man (1994) :: Sins of the Fathers (6): Framed (1) (03x06)

 
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Title: Sins of the Fathers (6): Framed (1)
Episode #: 03x06
Production Number: 302
Original Airdate: Saturday September 21st, 1996
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Episode Crew
Writer: Brooks Wachtel
Cynthia Harrison
 
Episode Summary
 
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Peter is arrested after he contains a disc that has lethal weapons designs on it, but he's innocent, and was framed by the Kingpin. So Matt Murdock (a.k.a. The Daredevil) decides to be Peter's lawyer. After he is arrested, the Chameleon turns himself into Spider-Man, and kidnaps Peter, framing Spider-Man as well. He then places Peter in a chamber that unbreakable, and it will run out of oxygen in 30 minutes. Is this the end of Spider-Man?
 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Amy HillvoicedSusan ChoiRecurring (first appearance)
Dawnn Lewis (1)voicedDetective Terry LeeRecurring (7th appearance)
Edward AlbertvoicedMatt Murdock/DaredevilRecurring (first appearance)
Majel Barrettvoiced(Aunt) Anna WatsonRecurring (third appearance)
Maxwell CaulfieldvoicedAlistair SmytheRecurring (12th appearance)
Nick JamesonvoicedRichard FiskRecurring (7th appearance)
Roscoe Lee BrownevoicedThe KingpinRecurring (15th appearance)
 
Episode Notes
 
Although Daredevil never had his own series, he appeared on both Fantastic Four and Spider-Man by the voice actor.
 
Matt Murdock explains his origin.
 
Daredevil never had his own series, but had his own live-action movie before Fantastic Four, who had their own series multiple times. Ben Affleck played Matt Murdock / Daredevil.
 
 
Episode References
 
In the Amazing Spider-Man, issue 16, Spider-Man and Daredevil team-up for the first time to defeat the likes of The Ringmaster.
 
In this episode, Spider-Man is mistaken for having a connection with the Kingpin, just as he does in the Amazing Spider-Man, issue 64.
 
 
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