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Pat?

Stay away from me!

Courtney.

I mean it, Pat.

I can explain.

So explain.

First, I need to get you
somewhere safe, okay?

Let's go.

Come on, you hunk of junk.

Is this thing even safe?

Oh, my God!

Come on, Stripesy.

-Hey.

Stop!

I... I just need
a minute, okay?

I'm upset, too. Just...

Just give me a minute, please.

Are you okay?

No, I'm not okay.

What is that thing?

It's a prototype.

I built it
after Sylvester died.

You built it?

Out of old car parts.

What did your
attacker look like?

I don't know. Creepy.

-Red hair.

He threw tires at me
with his eyes.

It was with his mind.

Ow.

He fought my dad, didn't he?

Would you stop with that?

Who is he?

He's called Brainwave.

One of the
Justice Society's enemies.

A member of the
Injustice Society of America.

The Injustice Society
of America?

None of you were good
with names, huh, Stripesy?

It was a different time then,

-and look, the less you know--
-I want to know
who Brainwave is.

I'm trying to protect you.

Did he kill my dad?

Starman wasn't your dad,

and Brainwave killed
a lot of my friends that night.

Johnny Thunder,
Hawkman, Hawkgirl.

So, who killed Starman?

Their leader. Icicle.

Where is he?

I don't know.

Well, I bet Brainwave does.

-Hey, hold on a sec.
-No, you hold on.

There's no way
it's a coincidence

this psychopath is in
the same small town
that you are.

No more secrets, no more lies.

What's Brainwave
doing in Blue Valley?

-Someone's downstairs.
- What?

I heard them come in.

Stay here with your mother.

William? What is it?

It's the cat, I'm sure.

Dad?

Hey. There's nothing
to worry about.

This is Blue Valley.

What the hell are you doing?
I could've killed you.

Why are you wearing that?

We have a problem, William.

It couldn't wait until morning?

This girl has Starman's staff.

Where did she get it?

I don't know.

You need to alert the others.

-Tell them to be prepared.
-No.

Not until we know
exactly what's going on.

I called Jordan.

He left me in charge.
Now, why wouldn't you
come to me first?

I know
how you think.

You're ready to take
your family and run.

I'll warn you once.

Stay out of my head, Henry.

I understand
your concern, William. I do.

But the work we're doing
here in Blue Valley

is the perfect test case
for Jordan's grand plan.

It's far too important to us.

To our families
and to their futures,

to abandon.

Project: New America
is our purpose.

Our legacy.

It's what we're doing here.

Isn't it?

Of course.

I'm going to locate this girl.

I'm going to find out
what she knows...

And then
I'm going to kill her.

William, who were
you talking to?

No one.

-But I heard--
-Go back upstairs, Denise.

This is my business, not yours.

I want
the whole truth, Pat.

I'm telling you
everything, okay?

Right now. Geez.

A teammate of Starman's,

a member of the Justice
Society of America
called Hourman.

I thought you
said they all died.

Can I just get through this?

It's not easy
for me either, you know?

Hourman survived that night

and he took it upon himself

to follow
the Injustice Society's
trail across the country,

from Los Angeles
to Colorado to Nebraska.

He and his wife
died in an accident
shortly after they got here.

Two years ago
I followed Rex's
research here.

That's when I met your mom.

Why'd he give it to you?

It's not like he had
a lot of options.

I was the only one left.

Mmm.

When I got
to Blue Valley,

I couldn't pick up
the Injustice Society's trail.

I thought maybe
they passed through
or even left the country.

I never would've moved us here

if I thought any of them
actually stayed in Blue Valley.

I wouldn't put you or your mom
in danger like that. Or Mike.

If you stopped
looking for them,
why the big robot?

I thought I could help Hourman,

but he wanted to go it alone.

I never used
that robot before tonight.

It was the first time.

Okay.

Brainwave's in this
town somewhere
for whatever reason.

So, let's go find him--

-You're being
careless, all right?

Brainwave might not be alone

-and he saw you.
-It was dark.

And he finds out
who you are and comes here?

I don't even want to
think about it.

You know, you might laugh
at those red-and-white
stripes I wore,

but people looked
at those instead of my face.

We had costumes for a reason.

To protect our families.

Costume. Check.

-Probably need a mask, too.
-No.

-Upgrade.
-No costumes.

No, no, I... I get it.

I totally see your point, Pat.

Protect the family.
Superhero rule number one.

Rule number one
is that I'm doing
this without you.

This has to be the reason
the staff lit up

because it knows
the bad guys are here.

This is my chance, Pat,
to do something for my dad.

Starman wasn't your dad

and you're not going to
touch the staff ever again.

You can't do that.

You're 15 years old.

You said you met my dad
when he was 15.

-That was different.
-How?

For a whole lotta reasons

that I don't have
to explain right now, okay?

I'm not going to sit
on the sidelines
like you did, Pat.

Hey.

I'm not sitting
on the sidelines.

Brainwave.

Buddy.

Come on, Buddy.

We got a fight
to get ready for.

-You ready? Yeah.

Let's do it. You scared
the hell out of me. Come on.

Good morning.

What's up, Barbara. Nice suit.

Thank you.

Dad's making breakfast.

It should be ready any minute
because I'm starving.

Yeah, coming right up,
little buddy. Just be patient.

-Hey.
-Hi.

Hey.

-Hey.
-Hi.

Oh, my God!
What happened?

Oh... I fell down
the basement stairs.

What?

Get them while they're hot.

Who's hungry?

-Huh?
-What happened to you?

Oh, I...

Well, I-- I tripped down

those basement stairs.

You both fell down
the basement stairs?

Yeah, there's a bad step.

Yeah, it's a couple
of bad steps down there.

I was able to fix it

and what I did was...
Well, it's kind of
an interesting story.

I re-planed it and then I

-got up under the--
-Pancakes, wow!

Wow, look at these, Mom.

Yeah, they look great.

Would you like blueberry
or chocolate chip?

One of each.

-You got 'em. One of each.
- Okay.

Coming up.

You sure you're both okay?

Fine.

Great.

-Wow.

Why are you guys
acting so weird?

What are you talking about?
I'm serving breakfast here.

-Dammit!

Mike, language.

What do you want me to say?

Uh, dang it, darn it.

How about a golly gee,
is that too strong?

That's perfect.

Thanks for
trying with Pat.

Right, I'll be off
right at 6:00.

Sounds great.

-Nice suit.
-Thank you.

- Looks nice, huh?

Yeah, it's awesome.

-Where are you going?
-I'm not hungry.

You kidding me?

Prison rules.
Hot damn.

-Mike.
-Golly gee.

Great.

Look, I want some eggs,
all right? Not so runny.

Pronto.

Henry?

Junior.

Uh... Yeah, Dad?

-Sit down.
-I... I gotta get

-going, Dad.
-Sit.

Yes, sir.

I have a few more questions
about the other night.

What?

Was it a girl that did it?

No, I told you,
it was some guy.

-You really think a girl--
-You can't lie to me, Henry.

I always know.

So...

Tell me, Junior...

Did a girl beat you
and your friends up

and destroy my car?

It was too hard to see.

Maybe it was a girl.

Can you give me
a ride to school?

What am I thinking?

Come on, Dad.

Try and guess.

I hate when you
stare at me like this.

It's weird.

Look me in the eyes
and tell me what I'm thinking.

That I have to take the bus?

I don't know.

I'll drop you off
on the way to the hospital.

Okay.

Henry.

I've told you before.

You don't steal from family.

Yes, sir.

As CFO here

at The American Dream,
my focus is, of course,

to balance profitability

with our extensive
philanthropic appetite.

As such, the suggestion box for
our next community fundraiser

is open. So speak.

Ideas, folks.

Anyone?

Yes.

Well, Mr. Sharpe,

there are so many
new restaurants in Blue Valley.

I mean, far more
than when I was a kid,

and back in Valley Village,
California, there was

a taste of the town
once a year.

It was a way
for the restaurants

-to introduce themselves
to the commu--
-No.

-But it really helps.
-Everyone in Blue Valley
knows the restaurants already.

Bad idea.

Any others?

-Yes?
- This may
sound a bit silly,

but the farmers
would do Cow Pie Bingo

to raise money
for the schools
way back when.

They would
raffle off square plots

-in a field and they would--
-It does sound silly

and disgusting.

Any others?

Anyone else with an idea?

Well, no one else?

I'll come up with something.

Mr. Sharpe can be...tough.

- Whoa.

Pat, Pat.

Come on, man, don't bring
this stuff in here.

What are you thinking?

-Come on.
-Hey, Larry.

-Ah.
-Sorry. Uh...

-Cru... Crusher.
-Crusher! That's right, buddy.

-How you doing, Pat?
-Pretty good.

You don't look good.

-Okay.
-At all.

-All right.
-What's going on?

Well, funny you should ask,

I've actually been thinking
about maybe getting on

a cardiovascular wellness
type program

that I've been reading about.

No idea what
you're talking about.

Okay, well...

Yeah, like, you call it,
"Getting ripped."

-A little louder.
-Ripped, right?

-Ripped!
-Yeah.

Don't be ashamed to say ripped.

-That's what we
do here, buddy. Let's go!
-Okay, I just want to...

-Grab some clothes
off the rack...
-...sign up today and maybe

-get started next week...
-Go back there,
get changed, come out.

-We're getting started
right now. Let's go.
-Okay.

-We're starting right now.
-Yeah, okay.

Yeah, come on, baby!

Get pumped!

This is Crusher's house.

Dad used to tell me,
"You gotta want pain.

You gotta make
pain your friend."

You're making choices
for your future self right now.

Your better self.

Your better self
is gonna thank you for it.

How long have we
been doing this?

Three minutes.

Only 57 more to go.

There you go.

I love having lunch together.

Yeah, the chicken cordon bleu
is delicious, honey,

but it's a little heavy

for this time of day.

I'm so glad you like it.

Let's call Dad.

-Family lunch!
-Honey--

Hey, sweetie?
I'm a little swamped
right now--

I've got Mom on the line, too!

- Hey, babe.
-Hey, hon.

-Dr. Chapel.
-Mmm.

Hello, Henry.

Is that Dr. King?

Hi, Dr. King.

Hi, Beth.

Honey, who's
that with you?

Oh, that's Courtney.

Well, why don't you
have lunch with her?

Yeah, have lunch

with your friend, Beth, okay?

Mmm.

Your father and I
have to get back to work.

We'll see you at
the open house tonight.

You'll see everyone
at the open house tonight.

It's gonna be a party!

Love you, Mom.

Open house?

Yes, I assume
you and Henry will be there?

Oh, we wouldn't miss it.

My parents are the best.

Can you stop staring at me?

I wasn't...

I'd like to thank you all
for coming to what

is my favorite
night of the year

here at Blue Valley High.

These boys and girls of yours

are the future of America,

including my own son, Isaac.

I love you, sweetie.

Oh, my God, Mom.

I am proud to announce
last year's graduating class

was in the top 1%
of the nation.

I'd like to thank

a few of the many supporters

that made that possible.

Councilman Zarick,
for his undying commitment

to making sure
our school receives
the funding it needs.

Doctors Henry King
and Bridget Chapel

of the Blue Valley
Medical Center...

...for their generous
volunteer work

supporting our teams.

Go Prairie Dogs!

Go Dogs,

and, finally, everyone employed

by The American Dream,
by Blue Valley Tires.

The lifeline of this town.

Please, stand up.

Everyone give a hand

to the backbone
of this great community.

We never come to these things.

Why are we here?

Go get some punch, Henry.

It's going to
be amazing.

I can't wait
for you to meet Mrs. Rizamy.

No, Mr. Mora.

He's the best
biochemistry teacher ever.

-Hey.

Me again.

These are not on the program.

Program? What program?

The program that you
started today, big guy.

I call it Pat 2.0.

This stuff

will kill you.

You gotta be kidding me.

This guy is crazy.

History and tradition
are undervalued
in favor of progress,

but passing our ways
onto the next generation

for them to then improve
upon in their own way.

That's what life's about.

Legacy.

My boy here is quite
the musician himself.

He'll be better
than I ever was.

A real savant,

-and a cute one at that.
-Mom.

My sweet boy is so modest.

Pat. Psst.

Hey, Pat.

What are you doing?

I'm trying to hydrate.

Have you seen anything?

Parents, their kids, teachers,
a lot of cookies,

and stop looking for Brainwave.
I got it.

We can cover
more ground together.

You keep checking out the gym,

-I'll head to the classrooms.
-Hey, listen to me.

-Court, listen to me.
-Meet back at
the cookies in ten.

Hey, hold on a sec.
You're not--

-Stop standing around.
-Hey, stop--

Hey, move, Patrick.

Stop telling me what to do.

-Oh.
-I'm... I'm sorry.

My fault.

-Excuse me.

No, it's me. I...

Hi, I'm Denise Zarick.

Pat Dugan. Hi.

-You're new to Blue Valley.
-Yeah.

Me and my family
just moved here.

-You?
-Oh, no.

No, I've been here a long time.

-Mmm, it's seems nice.
-Yeah.

People think so.

Oh, I, uh...

I have to go. It was really
nice meeting you, Pat.

Denise, nice to meet you.

-Bye.
-You, too.

They say my daughter
will be the first woman

-drafted into the NFL.
-Oh, my.

You say it, Mom.

-Your father does, too.
-It's true.

I'm a bragger
with this one.

Brainwave.

Excuse me.

You know what
they say, it's not bragging
if it's true.

Your teachers seem
incredibly well-educated.

I told you, Mom,
to stop talking.

Pat?

Pat?

So, it's you.

Hello. Courtney.

Stay away from me.

You're Starman's daughter,

is that it?

You keep thinking
of him over and over.

I have no idea
what you're talking about.

Yes, you do.

You'll pay for what
you did to my dad

and the JSA.

You're frightened.

Your father was frightened,
too,

of so many things.

You're going to bring
me the Cosmic Staff.

You're going to come back
here with it at midnight.

Your mother...

...Barbara.

I will kill your mother

if you don't
bring me the staff.

Do you understand?

I'll make it look like
she had a stroke.

I will make sure that her death

is extremely painful.

Midnight.

Hmm.

Pat. He's here.

Brainwave? Where?

He knows who my mom is
and he said he'd kill her

if I didn't meet him
back here at midnight
with the staff.

What? Where is he?

-I... I don't know. He--
-Okay, hold on.

Wait right here.

All right?

-Wait right here.
-But, Pat.

Excuse me.
Barbara, I'm very sorry,

but we gotta go.

Pat, no, no,
I'm talking to these people.

Yeah, I'm...

Well, I'm really
not feeling so hot.

I had some of those

pigs in a blanket over there

and can we hit it?

-Oh, yeah.
-Yeah.

-So, Principal, Senator.
-Mmm.

-Nice talking to you.
-Councilman.

-Bye, guys. Bye.
-Bye.

Hmm.

Um...

No thanks.

Hey.

What are you doing?

I have to face him.

He's going to hurt
my mom if I don't.

No. All right?

You're staying here.

He said he'd give her a stroke.

He'd make her death painful.

When he says that,

he's not lying,

and he'll do it to you, too.

Stop trying to scare me.

You should be scared.

You understand me?

Well, I can't be right now.

Pat, my whole life I've waited
for my father to show up

and now I know why he didn't.

Brainwave and the others
took him from me,

and this staff
is giving me a chance

to get justice for that.

For my dad.
For the JSA. For--
For your friends.

I don't care
that that staff
works for you.

-You're staying here.

You listen to me.

If I'm not back in the morning,

you get your mom

and Mike and you
leave Blue Valley.

You leave and you
never, ever look back.

-Pat, you don't--
-Do you understand
what I'm saying to you? Stop.

You protect your mom.
You get her out of here.

Tell her I love her.

-Am I interrupting?
-Hi. No.

You getting along
with Pat today

didn't go unnoticed.

I know this has been difficult.

The move and a new stepfather
and new stepbrother and...

-And instant family...

I thought it'd all
be so perfect.

It's okay.

I am grateful for everything
that you've been doing.

I wanted you to know.

Everything's not been as easy

as I imagined it would be
transitioning here.

I know that,

but we're going to
make a good life.

-That's all I want for you.

That's all I want for you, too.

Come here.

You'll always be
the greatest thing

that has ever happened to me.

Thanks, Mom.

We're gonna figure this out.

- Yeah.

-All right. Goodnight.
-Goodnight.

Who are you?

Who am I?

Someone looking for justice.

Hmm.

Where is the staff?

I'm Stargirl...

And that's my sidekick.

Great.

Come on. Damn, work.

You had me worried, at first.

-A new Starman,

that'd be big trouble.

A real game-changer.

Imagine my relief.

No Starman.

Just a...

...silly little Stargirl.

You'll die for
attacking my son.

But first,

you'll feel such pain.

I forgot how much fun this is.

-Come on. Come on.

Pat, are you okay?

I'm good.

What do we do with him?

We found him outside.

From what we can gather,

your father suffered
a seizure of some sort.

We're doing everything we can

but the best person
to help him...

...would've been him.

What if he dies?

Hey. It's not your fault.

His mind short-circuited.

The Cosmic Staff...

Is it alive or...

I don't know
how the staff works.

Starman didn't build it.

A man named Ted Knight
did but...

-That's a story
for another day.

I never thought
there'd be another Starman.

Stargirl.

-We took down Brainwave.

We'll find the others
that killed my dad and the JSA

and we'll get justice
for them, too.

I, uh...

I just...

I can't do this, Courtney.

What are you talking about?

I don't know why
the staff works for you.

And who know... I mean,

maybe you
are Sylvester's daughter,

as crazy as that might be.

But whatever the case,

you're the one
who didn't give up.

You're the one who saved me

and stopped Brainwave.

-No.
-You.

W-We stopped
that freak together.

You and me.

Come on, sidekick,
don't flake on me now.

The last time
I was a sidekick
my partner got killed.

Yes, but... This time
you have a freaking robot.

You can do this, Pat.

The staff chose me...

...and I choose you.

Stargirl and Stripesy.

What about...

...STRIPE? Ooh.

Like an acronym.
Yeah, like, um...

Subatomic... Tactical...

Robot, uh, Internet...

...Pat Enhancer.

Nailed it. Yes.

Yes, that-- that's cool.

So, which one of
the bad guys is next?

Hello, old friend.

Jordan...

Welcome back.

Here, let me show you.

Whoever that is,

it took out Brainwave.

What do we do?

We don't worry, Steven.

I killed one Starman.

I can kill another.