Cliff Bole Michael Caffey Dennis Donnelly Tony Ganz Fernando Lamas Joseph Manduke Don McDougall Ron Satlof Larry Stewart E.W. Swackhamer Episodes For their release in VHS format, several of the series's episodes were spliced together in pairs. "Night of the Clones and Escort to Danger", "A Matter of State and Photo Finish" and "The Con Caper and The Curse of Rava" were combined and presented as a single movie-length episodes. In order to smooth the jump between the two unrelated stories in each release, the production team filmed new bridging scenes set at the Daily Bugle and inserted them between the content of the two component episodes. These scenes were never broadcast, either in the series's original run or in any reruns. The pilot and two pairs of episodes were released as movies internationally by Columbia Pictures (following their first character film rights for future films) as Spider-Man, Spider-Man Strikes Back, and Spider-Man: The Dragon's Challenge. Pilot movie Season 1 (1978) Season 2 (1978–1979) Revival attempt In a 2002 interview with SFX magazine, Nicholas Hammond revealed that there were plans to do an Amazing Spider-Man series reunion movie in 1984. The proposal would have had the original cast team-up with the cast of The Incredible Hulk television series (a major hit for CBS), with Hammond appearing in the black Spider-Man costume. According to Hammond, a deal was arranged to have Columbia and Universal Studios co-produce the project. Bill Bixby was going to direct the TV-movie, in addition to reprising the role of David Banner. However, Universal eventually cancelled the project. Hammond said he was told that Lou Ferrigno was unavailable to reprise his role as the Hulk, because he was in Italy filming Hercules, but in his 2003 autobiography My Incredible Life as the Hulk, Ferrigno stated that he was never contacted about the project, adding that he had recently finished filming Hercules II and that his availability was not an issue. References External links The Amazing Spider-Man Facebook fan page The Amazing Spider-Man at Superheroes Lives 2002 Nicholas Hammond interview onSpider-Man (2002) The Amazing Spider-Man (1977 TV and film series) 1970s American science fiction television series 1977 American television series debuts 1979 American television series endings CBS original programming Television shows set in New York City Television shows based on Marvel Comics Television series by Sony Pictures Television