As Ned (Jacob Batalon) calls out to Peter, all three Peters respond. In 'No Way Home,' the scene is subtly recreated. When the two come face to face, they point at each other. If you're not familiar, the meme is a reference to a scene from the animated '60s 'Spider-Man' cartoon where a villain pretends to be the web-slinger. This is the moment where we get to go, 'Oh, did you mean me? Or did you mean the -'įrom left: Tobey Maguire in 'Spider-Man 2,' Andrew Garfield in 'The Amazing Spider-Man,' and Tom Holland in 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.' Columbia Pictures Columbia Pictures Sony Pictures We're so adorable,'' Garfield said of them workshopping the moment until he offered up a version of the live-action meme.

'We were thinking I could say, 'Oh, this is adorable. 'We all go, 'Yeah,' and then I think in the script it was like, my Peter says, 'This isn't gonna get old at all,' something kind of sardonic,' Garfield said, acknowledging that the line from his character didn't feel right and would have undercut the moment, which is supposed to feel lighter. Garfield said, in the script, that was originally about the extent of how that moment was supposed to play out, with his character saying a line that felt out of place. 'There's this moment where Jacob's like, 'Hey Peter,' and we all go, 'Yeah?'' and then running into set and telling Jon, 'I got it.

This is the Spider-Man meme that's subtly brought to life in 'No Way Home.' Marvel/ABC

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