The boys are back for Episode 6 of their Spider‑Noir review series, and things take a seriously weird turn. Stepping away from some of the show's bigger storylines, this episode dives deeper into Ben Riley's past, exploring the aftermath of the experiments that changed his life and the growing mystery surrounding the people affected by them.

Adam and Kyle discuss the episode's darker tone, the horror-inspired visuals, and the increasingly bizarre performance choices that make Nicolas Cage the perfect fit for this version of Spider‑Man. From unsettling dream sequences to creepy laboratory settings, the episode leans heavily into atmosphere while gradually revealing more about the show's central mystery.

There are plenty of questions, a few surprises, and more than enough speculation as the guys try to work out who's actually telling the truth, who can be trusted, and where the story is heading as the series races towards its finale. With the stakes rising and the web getting more tangled by the minute, both agree this is one of the strongest and most unique episodes so far.

Dark, strange, and packed with intrigue, it's another fascinating chapter in the Spider‑Noir story—and another excuse for Adam and Kyle to spend 45 minutes overanalysing a detective in a fedora.

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Adam and Kyle are back for the halfway point of their Spider‑Noir review series, and Episode 4 finally starts paying off some of the mystery that's been building since the beginning. With loyalties shifting, power struggles escalating, and more super-powered characters entering the picture, the world of Spider‑Noir is starting to feel a lot bigger.

The pair dive into Silvermane’s growing paranoia, the increasingly tangled relationships surrounding Cat, Flint Marko, and Ben, and the emergence of yet another mysterious powered individual. There’s plenty of speculation about where all these abilities came from, whether Silvermane is quietly building an army, and if the show is laying the groundwork for something much larger.

As always, Adam and Kyle pick apart character motivations, debate the logic of Ben’s detective work, and question why a fedora can apparently survive an entire superhero fight without falling off. Along the way there’s praise for Nicolas Cage’s wonderfully eccentric performance, some surprisingly strong action sequences, and growing curiosity about where the series is ultimately headed.

By the end, both hosts agree the mystery is getting stronger, the stakes are rising, and Spider‑Noir is becoming more entertaining with every episode, even if they’re still not completely sold on the romance.

Halfway through the season, and the web is only getting bigger.

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Adam and Kyle return for Episode 5 of their Spider‑Noir review series, and this week the mystery takes centre stage. With Spider‑Noir largely hanging up the mask for much of the episode, the focus shifts towards origins, conspiracies, and the growing network of super-powered characters lurking beneath the surface of the story.

The pair dive into Ben’s unusual origin story, discussing wartime experiments, horrifying discoveries, and how this version of Spider‑Noir differs from every other Spider‑Man adaptation they've seen. What starts as a long-overdue explanation quickly opens up even bigger questions about where these powers came from and who might be responsible.

Elsewhere, Silvermane continues building his own team, old alliances begin to shift, and the boys debate whether some characters are too far gone, or if redemption is still on the cards. There’s plenty of speculation about secret motives, hidden agendas, and whether Doctor Faber is trying to save everyone or hiding something far darker.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Continuum review without a detour into Nicolas Cage’s increasingly bizarre performance choices, including what's quickly becoming a weekly "Nick Cage Scene of the Episode" segment.

By the end, Adam and Kyle agree that while Episode 5 is lighter on action, it delivers some major revelations, raises the stakes for the second half of the season, and ends with a betrayal that could change everything going forward.

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