The first two episodes of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man feature some very cool Easter eggs and references to Peter Parker's MCU debut.

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Set outside of the “Sacred Timeline” Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is set somewhere in the multiverse exploring an alternate version of Spider-Man’s origins. Under the mentorship of Norman Osborn ( Colman Domingo ), Peter Parker learns how to utilize his new powers while balancing his social life as a freshman in high school.

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Civil War came in a now-iconic scene. After a title card tells us we’re in Queens, New York, we cut to Tom Holland’s Peter Parker. He gets home and finds his Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) sitting with none other than RDJ as Tony Stark on the couch.

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