The Uncertainty Principle (SPOILERS!!!)

[Brand New Day]

This show just keeps getting better and better and better, etc.
-Harry being the Goblin was a good twist and just awesome. I loved how he just attacked Norman and telling him off. It was also nice to see Norman showing some compassion for Harry again. Haven't seen that since Market Forces.
-The shuttle story was good as well, especially JJ. One second he's just glad his son made it, the next he's pushing his employees again. Plus, symbiote time!
-Black Cat cameo. 'Nuff said.

And just wait, the black costume next week!

[shocker]

This episode rocked! Harry being the GHoblin was cool, I thought I would hate that, but I didn't. JJ was so funny! It was good how they showed Norman as being a good father to Harry. The action was awesome!

[sandman50]

Though we have seen Harry behind the mask, I still doubt that he is the goblin. Why? I'll tell you.

* If Harry was the Goblin he would of went after the fall formal not Tombstone.

* What does Harry have against Otto Octavious?

* Norman has a seceret lair, and Harry's not hiding the glider in his room!

* Norman got puched up the wall and is not ingured, same reason is why Norman wasn't limping. Goblin Healing Factor.

* The only time Norman mentioned the Big Man's name being "Mr. Lincoln" was in the hideout during the creation of the Rhino, Harry couldn't of heard that.

* Harry is not smart enough to make the Goblin weapons.

* Remember Chameleon's Norman disquise in "Persona," and the Norman that the security guard was suspicious about in this episode. Also in "Persona" Quention Beck asks Chameleon "Which Captian of Industiry are you disquising are this time?" and the Norman in Oscorp did say something about ruling the world.

* Finally, what was stopping Norman from putting Harry in a goblin suit, and breaking his leg.

[sandman50]

Anyone else catch the Amazing Spider-Man #39 reference?

[thecommunist]

I thought they both were the goblin but simply weren't aware of the fact that the other was.