Who Owes the Biggest Apology in Spider-Man: Brand New Day?

Most superhero podcasts want to know what a movie means for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). SUPER SORRY® wants to know who should have said, “I’m sorry.”

In an upcoming episode focused on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, hosts Amber and Todd offer a fresh perspective on Marvel’s newest Spider-Man adventure, exploring the personal fallout, unresolved conflicts, and overlooked moments that linger after the action ends.

“Everybody talks about what happened during the battle,” said co-host Todd. “We’re more interested in what happens after.”

“That’s where people have to face the consequences of their choices,” added co-host Amber. “The apologies that happen—and the ones we wish had happened—often have the most to teach us.”

While other superhero movie podcasts debate Easter eggs and post-credit scenes, SUPER SORRY asks:

• Which apology mattered most?
• Which apology never happened but should have?
• What emotional and financial damage was left behind?

For SUPER SORRY, those questions are about more than superhero movies – they’re a way to explore how people respond to mistakes, navigate conflict, and deal with the impact of their actions. Through recurring segments like Apology Audit, Damage Diary, and Apologies That Could Have Been, SUPER SORRY examines the apologies that happened, the ones that didn’t, and what those moments reveal about accountability, relationships, and consequences. 

Because whether you’re a superhero or just having a bad day, one question always remains: What would have changed if someone had simply said, “I’m sorry”?