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KARA: When I was a child,
my planet Krypton was dying.

I was sent to Earth to protect my cousin.

But my pod got knocked off-course

and by the time I got here,

my cousin had already grown up
and become Superman.

I hid who I really was until one day,

when an accident forced me
to reveal myself to the world.

To most people, I'm a reporter
at CatCo Worldwide Media.

But in secret, I work with
my adoptive sister for the DEO

to protect my city from alien life

and anyone else
that means to cause it harm.

I am Supergirl.

KARA: Previously on Supergirl...

What's going on?

Trying to decide
whether I should blog my article myself.

Will Snapper get mad or something?

Uh, big time. It's blobbed.

You're firing me?

Of course I am, danvers.com.

- Return with us to Daxam.
- No.

You should leave this planet
and never return.

I'm not done with this world.

Whoo!

It is another beautiful day
in National City,

and the Girl of Steel is ready
to take on the world.

I am here to kick some ass,
take some names,

and do it all with an endearing smile
on my face.

So, bring it on. What do you got for me?

- There is literally nothing for you to do.
- Nothing?

I challenge you to find
an eight-year-old stealing candy.

It's like somebody slipped
law-abiding serum into the reservoir.

Did somebody do that? Is that illegal?
I could stop 'em.

We'll let you know if something comes up.

Until then, I'll be upstairs
checking the budgets.

I'm gonna go work
on that new Lebeckian code breaker.

- Thursday morning knife practice.
- Okay. Uh...

Well, what am I supposed to do?

We're gonna whip them up...

- (BEEPING)
- ...because we're going to need them...

- Oh!
- ...for the egg wash...

Oh, oh, oh. Fifth time's the charm.

Argh!

(GROANING)

Why can't I do it?

(SIGHS)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Hey.

What brings you
to the rent-controlled side of town?

Are you grief-baking?

- No.
- (CHUCKLES) Liar.

Being unemployed is not fun anymore.

Wait, is everything okay?

Yeah. No, absolutely. Uh...

So, today there is this press conference

for Spheerical Industries' new unveiling.

Whatever they announce is gonna be
the next big thing that everyone wants.

- Are they your competition?
- No. Um...

Their CEO, Jack Spheer, and I, we...

We used to be close.

- Until when?
- Just before I moved to National City.

Oh, I see, so, this...
This is a recent closeness.

- How long were you two together?
- Romantically, two years.

But we had a start-up together for five.

Worked out of a garage, trying to find
a cure for cancer. (CHUCKLES)

It was a lot of small explosions
and good times.

(LAUGHING)

He's given me a personal invite
to this press conference.

- Are you gonna go?
- Jack's my Kryptonite.

But it's just gonna bring up
a lot of painful things,

and I'm not sure I can relive it.

But if your good friend Kara
came with you...

And had my back...

- It won't be so hard to face him.
- Thank you.

I mean it's, uh, so much better
than grief-baking,

and I always have your back.

- You're my favorite.
- (CHUCKLES)

So, what's your Kryptonite?

Um...

KARA: Well, you look great.

LENA: Thank you.

KARA: Excuse me. Thanks.

(SIGHS) Wow.

They'll let anyone into these events now.

I'm just here with my friend.

Oh, good. I was starting to worry
that a "dot-com" counted as a press pass.

(SIGHS) And I was worried that only people
born before 1980 read your magazine.

That's because we value real news.

We're not clickbait millennials.

Go enjoy the free cheese, Ponytail,

while the real reporters report the news.

- Impressive.
- Are we allowed to look him in the eye?

(LAUGHS)

Vaccines, anesthesia, antibiotics.

These are the three medical miracles
that ushered us into the modern age.

And now, I will show you
how Spheerical Industries

will propel us into the future.

This is Beth Breen,
our CFO of Spheerical Industries.

(EXHALES)

(AUDIENCE GASPS)

(CLEARS THROAT)

- (CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING)
- Oh, my God, he did it.

This was the project
you were working on with Jack?

We were so close in our research,
but he finally cracked the code.

What you have just witnessed
is the fourth medical miracle, Biomax.

(CLEARS THROAT)

No longer will we need to inoculate
ourselves against disease,

risk complications
by going under anesthesia,

or combat increasingly
resistant bacteria with antibiotics.

We are proud to launch

our Biomax Medical Nanobot Program
across National City.

(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)

I'm happy to answer your questions.

Mr. Spheer.

- Jack. Jack. Yeah.
- Mr. Spheer.

Yes, thank you.

Uh, Kara Danvers
with (INHALES) karadanvers.com.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Uh, yes, so... Right.

Um, you initially began research
for this project in Metropolis--

Snapper Carr, CatCo Media.

Jack, with these nanobots,
do you really expect to--

If you started development
in Metropolis but--

But you're launching in National City,
are you following FDA regulations

for distributing drugs
across state lines?

Excellent question, Ms. Danvers.

I would never compromise
the FDA's rigorous standards

for safety with any
of our medical products.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Lena. I'm so glad you came.

Yeah, I wouldn't miss it for the world.

(LENA LAUGHS)

- You grilled me.
- I did.

Uh, this is Kara Danvers.

She is one of the best reporters
in National City.

(LAUGHING) Stop.

- I should go.
- Mmm.

Actually, I have to tell the readers
about the next medical breakthrough.

Kara Danvers, right?

Do I know you?

I know Jack Spheer.

I have some information for you.

Meet me in the parking lot
at Fourth and Main tonight.

You're the only reporter I can trust.

So, tell me, the nano-swarm.
How did you finally crack it?

I'll tell you at dinner.

I mean, it's been so long,
I'd love to catch up.

Jack. Excuse me.

You should really spend some time
with the shareholders for a while.

Oh, uh...

I should let you do that.
It has been great to see you.

(GRUNTS)

(POLICE SIRENS WAILING IN THE DISTANCE)

Have a good one, guys.

(CREAKING)

Oh, my God, are you serious?

- Oh. Oh!
- What are you doing?

You're supposed to be watching out for me.

Guardian. Hey, man.

Uh, you had those guys.
I mean, you didn't need me.

- Yeah.
- Great job, though.

- Relax, James, you had 'em.
- Wait, how did-- You told her?

I did not tell her.

Well, then how do you know who--

Humans all smell different.

Hey, Ly, what do I smell like?

- You smell like honey.
- Uh-huh.

- (LAUGHS)
- Mmm.

Winn, what is she doing here?

- Sorry. She is here to help.
- Help with what?

- Help you, fighting crime.
- Yeah.

(CHUCKLES AND CLEARS THROAT)

- Oh, um, Lyra. Hi.
- Yeah?

Sweetie, can you, maybe give my partner
and I just a moment alone?

- Oh, yeah.
- Yeah.

- Take your time.
- Okay.

- But don't be too long.
- No...

Uh, first of all,
I just wanna say I'm sorry, all right?

My love life should definitely be kept--

- I'm not working with her.
- Before you say no--

No. Because until very recently,
your girlfriend was a bad guy.

She was only a criminal
out of duress, right?

Her brother was in danger, you know that.

And, now, she wants
to be a contributing member of society.

We should be encouraging this.

Isn't this what Guardian
is all about? Right?

Plus, she is (VOCALIZING)...
I mean, some would say...

It's your... I mean, it is your duty.
So, just, please...

(SIGHS)

- I already regret this.
- Yeah! (LAUGHS) Hey!

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

Hey, get in.

(GRUNTS)

(SIGHS)

Why me?

You warned the aliens about Cadmus.
You wanna help people.

I do.

Okay. My name is Joe Watkins.

I was a lab technician at Spheerical.
I was fired last month.

Does this have something to do
with the Biomax nanobots?

I was archiving files
on the mainframe computer.

I noticed that the results

from the human trials
hadn't been entered.

I went to the public records,
they seem fine, operative word "seem."

But why isn't there anything
in our own archives?

I think the human test trials were faked.

Jack shouldn't be launching Biomax
right now, it's not ready.

These nanobots are dangerous.

Wait, wait. Did you hear that?

(PANTING)

Hey. Are you okay?
I heard about last night.

Yeah, uh, I'm fine.

- I just... I need a favor from you.
- Yeah?

The whistleblower I met with
said Spheerical faked their lab results,

so I need to file a FOIA with the FDA.

You don't need CatCo's help for that,

anybody can submit
a Freedom of Information Act request.

Yes, but the government
will respond faster

if CatCo's the one to file.

James, the whistleblower died
right in front of me.

I'm gonna get a FOIA for you.

James, time to crash another cover,

I got a lead on Spheerical, and a...

What, you leave a scrunchie behind?

Actually, I'm here to file a FOIA.

Actually, you're not. Didn't I fire you?
CatCo is off-limits.

Actually, it's not, because I'm here,
and she's my friend,

and she can visit anytime she wants.

But she can't use CatCo resources.

Well, I'm not the one
using CatCo's resources,

James is going to file it.

Oh.

Go ahead, commit a serious
conflict of interest.

Destroy the integrity
of this media empire.

You know what? Don't worry about it,
it's fine, James. (LAUGHS)

This is not over.

Go be a blogger.
Let the grown-ups do the actual reporting.

Have Graphics come up
with a new headline.

I got a lead on one of the guys
who was supposedly a test subject

for the Spheerical human trials.
I'm seeing him tonight.

Hector, can you cancel dinner?

This is gonna take me till at least 8:00,

and I fully intend on crashing afterwards.

That's disappointing.

- You don't have an appointment.
- No. No.

But I was hoping to get one.

How did you get past Hector?

No one's above a snack break.

So, I know you're free for dinner,
good news,

but you have no interest in dinner,
bad news.

I mean, it's been an emotional
roller coaster since I walked in.

- Oh, yeah, you seem wrecked.
- Oh, completely.

But I'm hoping
that I don't have enough data.

For instance, would you be willing
to go to dinner if I was a factor?

No.

Are you mad at me?

Is it because I cracked
the nano-code alone?

Seems petty for you.

Just stop, Jacky.
You know I wish you all the success.

- But?
- I'm still not going for dinner with you.

Do you have fun here?

I feel good about the work we do.

You had fun with me.

I mean, ruining your eyesight
staring into a microscope.

Throwing said microscope at my head

when I was insufferable.

I don't like how things ended with us.

You could have made it easier on me.

It's not like I wanted to go.

I'm not here to make it harder.

I just miss you.

May I please have dinner with you?

Simple as that.

- Just dinner?
- It's entirely your prerogative.

WINN: Armed robbery in progress
at Fourth and Sixth.

Hey, you know what to do, buddy,
you got this.

(ALARM RINGING)

(GRUNTS)

You're just a kid.

(PANTING)

- (YELLS)
- No, please. I'm sorry--

- (YELLS)
- Stop! What are you doing?

He's a criminal.
He deserves to be punished.

Go.

Get in the van. Go!

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Snapper Carr, CatCo Media.
We've got a date.

Derrick Simmons?

All right, let's talk.

How much do you know about Biomax?

Not much.

They paid you to participate
in the human trials.

Did you actually participate?

Technically.

I came in and signed a form,
but that was it.

No tests. If there were,
I wasn't a part of 'em.

(MUTTERS)

- Have they tried to contact--
- What the hell is that?

(SNAPPER AND DERRICK GROAN)

No! Ahhh! Get it off me! Let me go!

(YELLING)

Come on. Let's get out of here.

(STRAINING AND CHITTERING)

(DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)

Oh! So, it went well?

Jack Spheer's nano-swarm ate my source.

Oh, no, are you okay?

Two people have died,
and I didn't save them!

Okay, hey, hey, hey. Breathe, breathe.

And I have no idea how to stop
the nano-swarm

from killing someone else.
No source, no leads--

- What about Lena?
- What?

She's having dinner with Jack.

- How did you know that?
- She called.

And she was hoping
that you would talk her out of it.

We're going.

I just don't think she meant in person,
is the only--

No, come on!

This just feels like stalking.

- No, it's journalism.
- Okay.

Very, just creepy journalism.

JACK: Thanks for coming.

I know L-Corp's very demanding.

I do enjoy it, you know.
For what it's worth.

You always loved a challenge.

- You look stunning, by the way.
- (LAUGHS)

Oh, my God. Are you guys are eating here?

- We're eating here!
- We're eating here!

- What a complete and utter coincidence.
- (KARA LAUGHS)

- Miss Danvers.
- Yeah, this is my boyfriend, Mike.

- Mike. Mike.
- Hi.

Uh, I explicitly asked
that I be the handsomest guy

- in the restaurant tonight.
- (LAUGHS)

- He's charming.
- Do you mind if we join?

- Oh, uh...
- MIKE: Let's sit here.

Kara, I appreciate the rescue
but it's not necessary.

That's what friends are for.

So, Jack, how's the Biomax rollout going?

Are you trying to get me
in your crosshairs, Miss Danvers?

Reporter's job is never done.

I can respect it.
Biomax is going wonderfully so far.

So, how did you know it was ready?
Did you do any trials? Human trials?

It's all public record, if you're curious.

How did you figure it out? I wanna know.

Is that the only reason you came?

No.

JACK: Uh...

Okay, so, a few months after you left,
I stayed up all night.

And the sun came up,

and there was a flock
of starlings going by,

and they were all moving in perfect sync.

Like when one turned,
all the others turned,

and I thought,
"I've made a terrible mistake.

"I should have gone with her.

"I'm no good without her."

And then I realized
I'd been modeling the nano-swarm

on the wrong kind of animal.

See, bees need a base,
a queen to revolve around.

And we'd been trying
to make a nanobot into a queen

by programing
a protective algorithm, but--

- Oh, my God, murmuration.
- Yeah.

The nano-swarm, it migrates.

- It's linked AI sentience.
- Yes.

And it's all controlled
through the Spheerical lab mainframe.

And I would never have gotten there
if I hadn't been thinking about you.

Anyway, I was also wondering--

- Yeah, maybe another time.
- Lena, are... Are you, um--

Yeah, I think Jack and I need to talk.

- KARA: But--
- We...

We are out.

'Cause nothing gets in the way of romance.

Jack. No, no, no.

Hey, listen, I feel a connection to you,
like a man-nection?

And we should hang, you should call me.

- Yeah, sure. I'll do that.
- Okay.

- KARA: Good night.
- Night.

What are you doing?

I stole Jack's security badge,
you know, for journalism.

What did you do?

"Use me for good, please..."

- This is an exception.
- Yes, shenanigans.

- Shut up.
- Mmm!

That's a nice view, Lena.

(CHUCKLES) It's pretty decent.

Wow, pretty dece.

Oh, no, you did not just say that.

- I'm ridiculous.
- Yeah.

- Aren't I?
- (LAUGHING)

- I'm so sorry.
- For what?

I made you choose, L-Corp or me.

I was greedy.

You were hurt.

You know, I sometimes wonder
what would have happened if I'd stayed.

Maybe we would have figured
the nano-swarm out together.

Maybe I'd have a legacy
of my own apart from my family.

You know, I wonder
what would have happened

if I'd have said there was room,

for both me and your family.

I mean, if I had made room.

If I could still do that...

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Quiet.
- I'm very quiet.

- Put that away.
- What? I'm helping.

I am a woman with X-ray vision.

- That's a fair point.
- (EXHALES) Okay.

(DOOR LATCH OPENS)

That was easy.

- This is a nice office. Okay.
- Shh.

Um...

- How did you do that?
- Password was "starling."

- That romantic bastard.
- Okay, here we go.

"Human trials." It's empty.

The whistleblower was right.

Well, what about this one?

Biomax, Version 38.

Human trial one. Begin.

- Oh, my God.
- (JACK YELLS)

The human trials aren't missing.
There weren't any human trials.

And Jack knew the nano-swarm
was dangerous from the beginning,

that's why Derrick and Joe had to die.

Jack's the killer. Thumb drive.

Oh! Yes. Good idea.

Come on. Got it.

Jack?

I, uh... I have to go.

Yeah. Of course, I totally get it.

(CLEARS THROAT)

I, um...
I forgot about something at the office.

- Come on, come on, come on.
- What is that noise?

(DISTANT CHITTERING)

- Run.
- Okay. Wait, it's...

(KNOCKING LOUDER)

Sorry. Sorry, (CHUCKLES)
I didn't hear you.

Distracted.

- Busted.
- (KARA LAUGHS)

- So, uh... Sorry about last night.
- (LENA LAUGHS)

Yeah, yeah, that was...

- It was interesting--
- Weird.

Mike seems nice, though.

Maybe we can do
a proper double date sometime soon.

Yeah, uh, I actually came here
to talk to you about Jack.

Um...

- I've been investigating him--
- Yeah, I can tell. (LAUGHS)

Lena, Biomax is dangerous
and he's covering it up.

- That's not true.
- I'm not lying.

Well, then you're mistaken.
Jack would never hurt anyone.

JACK: Biomax, Version 38. Human trial one.

- (JACK YELLS)
- (LENA MOUTHING)

He's using the nano-swarm to kill people.

Who else knows?

Just us.

(KARA SNIFFS)

I won't ask you to bury it, but, please,
let me go talk to him before it gets out.

Lena, he's killed two people.

Now, I know how you feel about him,

but you will be the third
if you confront it.

Please, just promise me,
you'll stay away from him for now,

it's for your own safety.

Thank you for telling me.

I won't go see him, promise.

Are you okay?

(LAUGHS)

I actually, I've got some work to do,
would you mind, Kara--

Right, yeah, of course.

I'm really sorry.

You were just doing your job.

It's all any of us can do.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

LYRA: Winn!

Hey! How is the most amazing girlfriend
in the entire universe?

- (LYRA LAUGHS)
- First round's on me, by the way.

Actually, all rounds are on me,

- forever, always.
- Oh.

Um, and I got you
your very favorite Earth dessert.

Babe, you know you don't have to try
so hard around me.

Why are you trying so hard around me?

You're good, you're good.

Um...

Listen, I...

Look, I...
You kind of went a little overboard

with the kid from the liquor store.

Okay.

You're right. I will temper my ways
in our next outing.

Yeah, um, just about that...

Can, um...

So, James and I, we...

We so appreciate your enthusiasm
and your participation and...

We can't have you with us.

For how long?

Oh. Um...

Well, forever.

You think I'm crazy?

I... No. Actually, you, uh...

You're passionate! Passionate.
Which is great in certain situations.

This is all James, isn't it?
I knew that guy hates me.

- No, no. He likes you, actually.
- (LYRA LAUGHS)

I have been so nice to him!
And only because he's your best friend.

Trust me, if he was anyone else,
I would have ripped his jaw off.

Okay, babe, you're not really helping
with the crazy argument.

So you agree with this.

I'm going to powder my nose.

Do not be here when I get back!

All right.

(CLEARS THROAT)

You okay?

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR CLOSES)

Isn't there a Pinterest Anonymous support
group meeting you're missing right now?

How did you know it was me?

I can smell desperation a mile away.

I heard Supergirl saved you.

- Yeah, she was there.
- Did you say thank you?

Once, to a divorce lawyer.

It was uncomfortable
for everyone involved.

What's this? More alternative facts?

It's all my research on Spheerical,
I thought I'd help your story.

What's in it for you, Ponytail?

I know we've had our differences,

but I've learned a lot from you.

And the biggest thing I've learned is that

it's not the reporter that matters,
it's the truth that matters.

And CatCo will get the truth
to more people.

Also, I wanted the truth to get out
so badly that I disobeyed you.

I broke the rules.

You were right.

I got lucky when I posted my first blog
on Cadmus without your permission.

I let you down and I apologize.

Finally.

So, anyway, this is all the information
I found on Spheerical,

including an interview
with a whistleblower named Joe Watkins.

Biomax human trials were faked.

Not bad, Danvers.

I got the same confirmation from a source

named Derrick Simmons,
before he was killed.

I'm glad our information lines up.

Except, Jack Spheer may not have been
the only one involved in the cover-up.

Beth Breen signed the checks.

She's Spheerical's
chief financial officer.

Yeah, and she has a lot of money riding
on the success of these nanobots.

If Biomax fails,
she stands to lose everything.

I, um...

I have to go. Thank you, Snapper.

Jack?

Hey.

Uh, what's wrong?

You lied to me.

Hey, everything I said last night
was the truth.

I'm not talking about us, Jack.

- Biomax.
- What about it?

I saw the video, Jack.

You shot those things into yourself,
faked the human trials, you...

Killed people.

"Killed people"?
I don't know what you're talking about.

You knew... We knew three years ago
that the nano-swarms had a side effect.

The rats' brain chemistry
was forever altered, they had no control.

We could make them do whatever we wanted.
You did this to yourself!

Lena, I don't know
what you're talking about.

Oh, my God.

You're telling the truth.

WOMAN: Ms. Luthor.

He can't hear you.

No one can.

- So who killed all those people?
- Jack did.

Well, he didn't choose to
and he doesn't remember it, but he did.

You've been controlling him
this whole time.

Poor, sweet boy actually wanted to scrap
the whole thing

just because of a pesky little side effect
that removes free will.

Not financially responsible.
Luckily, I was there to step in.

You know, it's true what they say,

"Behind every great man
is a strong woman."

I wouldn't know.
I've never stood behind a man.

You just clean up after your brother.

Idiot.

You walked away from
the breakthrough of a century.

It doesn't work.

See, I think it works beautifully.

I have a brilliant figurehead
that will do everything I say.

The entire world will welcome
the nano-swarm

into every hospital, army base,
and, eventually, home.

God, you are repulsive.

I'm a realist.

- What's funny?
- I know you're gonna kill me.

It's the only reason
you're telling me all of this.

Again, not very financially responsible.

I already control Jack.

Why would I kill you
when I can control you,

and by extension, L-Corp.
Think of that merger.

Okay, Jacky, put it down, all right?

Jack, listen, I know you're in there
somewhere, okay?

Okay, listen to me, all right?

- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

You gotta get out of here.

No, I've got a better idea.
You keep him occupied.

Did I mention that I'm a black belt?

Did I mention I was a Luthor?

LENA: Supergirl!

(PANTING)

Jack, make it stop!

(GASPS)

Lena.

(GRUNTS)

(STRAINING)

No!

- JACK: No!
- (SUPERGIRL PANTING)

(GROANING)

- JACK: No!
- Lena!

- Jack!
- (GASPING)

Lena, help. The mainframe.

I think I can override it!

Lena, hurry!

(STRAINING)

- I'm almost there, okay?
- BETH: You'll kill him.

The override destroys the nanobots.

They've merged with him.
You kill them, you kill him.

(GRUNTS)

I'm sorry, Jack.

(PANTING)

Do it, please.

Do it!

(YELLING)

AUTOMATED VOICE: System override.

(GROANING)

(CRYING)

(EXHALES)

Jack.

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR CLOSES)

Those are beautiful.

I wish there was more I could do to help.

No, you came to see me.
That's more than enough.

(EXHALES)

- Beth is in jail.
- Good.

How are you holding up?

When Lex was arrested,
my mother was there.

My mother saw her son, dragged, bleeding,
and raving from her house.

And when I got there,

Lillian was tidying his room
like he'd been away on a business trip.

That's how I feel. Cold and calm.

Until I think about Beth dying in jail,
and then I feel warm for a minute.

- You're in shock, Lena.
- I don't know.

Loss does strange things to my family,
and I have lost a lot of people.

Well, you're not gonna lose me.

I think when I feel things again,

I'm gonna be very, very afraid

about the person I might be.

You don't have to be afraid.

I'm right here and I'm not going anywhere.

Heh. Promise?

I will always be your friend.

And I will always protect you.

I promise.

Yeah. Hi.

So, uh, we have got

a black and white cat

stuck up a tree, Fourth and Main. Boom.

Winn...

Look, I'm sorry
about what happened with Lyra.

Yeah, well, three's a crowd, right?

You know,
I could've handled it differently,

I should've laid down
some ground rules for her first.

Okay.

It's been a while
since I had a best friend, and...

You're my brother.

And I haven't felt like that since Clark.

And working with you, it makes me happy.

Me, too.

But, you know, um, dude, so does Lyra.

With that said...

Hey. Hey, what are you doing here?

James invited me.

Are you sure?

Do you really wanna help people?

Most days.

(LAUGHS) Okay, then you're gonna listen
to everything that I say.

Sounds good to me.

- (JAMES SIGHS)
- (WINN LAUGHS)

Now, what's this I hear
about a cat stuck up in a tree?

I'm starving.

(WINN AND JAMES LAUGH)

She's kidding, right?

- (LYRA LAUGHS)
- You know, I'm not sure.

Ms. Tessmacher! Where is my Danish?

My first successful baking venture.
Danish, fresh from the oven.

The trick is, sea salt actually because--

Sea salt can incorporate better
with the dough.

I didn't know you liked to bake.

There's a lot about me
you don't know, Danvers.

I got you something, too.

Thank you for not dragging Jack
through the mud.

Look at the byline.

You put my name in the byline?

Your interview with that whistleblower
was instrumental

in our scoop of every other
major news organization out there.

You, uh...

(SIGHS)

You did good, Danvers.

Thanks.

(CLEARS THROAT)

You're welcome.

Well, um...

I'm gonna get a jump-start
on tomorrow's cover.

Right. Yeah, I'll get out of here.
(LAUGHS)

Oh, so now that you share a byline
with me, you're too good to work late?

- But I thought--
- I just said you did a good job, Danvers.

You didn't give up,
even when that whistleblower got killed.

You weren't afraid to pursue the truth,
no matter what the risk,

and we need more reporters like that.

More reporters like you,
who care about the truth.

So I have my job back?

Unless you're thinking
of starting a food truck.

Don't start a food truck.

(LAUGHS)

I'll get us coffee.

Lena Luthor?

I'm not seeing anyone right now.

I heard about your colleague, Mr. Spheer.
I'm so sorry.

Who are you?

My name is Rhea.
I have a business proposition for you.