Ultimate Spider-Man is an amazing show. You see him develop a lot as a character throughout the series, as well as many of the other characters that are introduced in the series. I have not been able to stop watching it. If I could rate it more than 10 stars I would.

I have watched Ultimate Spider-Man from season 1 to the final one, it was the best Marvel series I have seen so far. Season 1 & 2 was the crappiest, and super child-ish, with the worst jokes I have ever heard, but things just got a whole lot better, with no more "chibi" Spidey, and stupid jokes, USM has grown up, especially in season 4. It was nice to see this series has getting more mature by episode. "With great power, comes great responsibility", that is what Peter and Spidey are.I know this show has come from a very long way, and I'm happy to see this show being matured. Great job, Marvel, you've outdone yourselves. Just hate that this show has ended.

This show keeps getting better and better. It's true that it may not have the most elaborated plots or dialogues, but it does not lack anything. The animation is good. The characters are well enough developed. The plot is simple enough for kids to understand (it is a show for kids), but intriguing enough to get you hooked. Spidey's humor is the best. It is just how I think the character should be. His jokes are for everyone to enjoy. They have no double meanings or offensive content. Children can laugh with all of them, and adults can too (if they have a kid's heart). I really hope they can keep this show running for a while, because there are a lot of things to explore in the world of Spider-Man.

You probably already saw a review saying how this is a disappointment, so I'm not gonna go in detail about that. I'll just add my own thoughts.It's bad. There is always a scene where they are battling a villain, pretty mediocre, right? Wrong. Then everything turns black and white and pauses as Spider Man then gives you a flashback that shows how a series of events lead to the fight. They made him break the 4th wall, like their trying to make him Deadpool or something.There are also times where he has to make a choice, then two Spider- man bobble head's show up on his shoulders, one an angel and the other the devil. They can get away with doing this on the Looney Toones, but not on a Spider Man show!And get this... they even had a cross-over with Jessie. Yes. Jessie. The 2011 sitcom Jessie. I am not playing. It just goes to show how little the writers care about this show.*This show would do well with kids below 10, but may come off as too childish for adults. However, shows like Young Justice and Spectacular Spider-man have sat well with both demographics, so this has no excuse!