Enraged that his pure-minded wife has heard insulting language, Bannion takes the phone and is threatened to stay out of the case because important people are involved - the caller is later identified as Larry Gordon (Adam Williams), one of Lagana""s thugs:Listen, slob.Helen: He""s a sick person.It""s as though there was something wrong with his heart or his lungs.You wouldn""t walk out on him if he had an attack.He needs our help.Wick: He won""t accept our help.Not Don, he hates us.He wants to be alone with that bottle of his.It""s all he gives a hang about.Why kid ourselves? He""s a hopeless alcoholic.The scene dissolves back to a close-up of the surface of the bar counter where twelve damp rings are now visible - double he amount of drinks consumed from before.Overhearing their conversation, Ned blurted out: "Peter knows Spider-Man! They""re friends." Peter was forced to admit: "I""ve met him, yeah.A couple times.But it""s hrough the Stark internship." Flash suggested that Liz invite Peter and Ned to her suburban house Friday night party - so that he could bring along his "personal friend" - Spider-Man.Today is Wednesday, September the twenty-fourth, and this is my last broadcast.Yesterday, I announced on this program hat I was going to commit public suicide, admittedly, an act of madness.He enters the Beaumont living room where his mother (Priscilla Pointer) and Aunt Barbara (Frances Bay), who is knitting, are watching another mystery on television (an ominous image of a man""s legs climbing a staircase).