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Then again, the extent of my knowledge of America's view of gay culture in the 1970s is pretty much limited to Paul Lynde, Elton John and Three's Company, so I'm probably not the most reliable resource available.
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I'm still upset that the soup-can-crushing villain (who was searching for his long-lost pet frog, if I remember correctly) managed to knock Spidey out and escape. That guy's been at large for over 25 years now, and still hasn't been brought to justice.
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I just looked this up online to see if I could find any information about that episode, and my memory of the whole thing is eerily accurate:
"The Can Crusher"
Date Unknown - Cast: Jimmy Boyd as The Can Crusher.
When the Can Crusher was just a little boy, he visited a soup factory and his pet frog jumped into a vat of tomato soup. Obsessed with finding his lost pet, the Can Crusher ventured forth in a black jumpsuit w/crazy hair & red nose, invading supermarkets and such, crushing every can he could get a hold of. Spider-Man never caught this one. The Can Crusher defeated him in battle and escaped.
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Could the escaped Can Crusher be someone we all know if the disguise were removed? For some reason I begin to wonder if his secret identity is now well-known. There's a fanfiction in that somewhere.
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Of course, we don't have an abstinence programme substituting for real knowledge in the UK.
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Also, dig the OOTS icon.
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