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(Jimmy)
'You don't need this.
You don't need this.'

'There's no room for it
and you don't need it.'

'So I'm taking them, okay?'

- 'That's it, I'm taking..'
- 'Alright?'

Hey! Hey! Where are you
going with that?

- What?
- This!

This marked the way
to the hospitality suite.

'76 Republican Convention.

Judas Priest, man.

Gerald Ford tripped over this.
It's history.

- You're right.
- You're absolutely right.

- It's history.
- Hey!

Chief! If you want me to help
you spring-clean

you've got to be willing to part
with some of this stuff.

- Hey, let me tell you--
- Chief, it's junk.

- But it's my junk, okay?
- Yeah, okay.

Well, this isn't exactly
the best way to spend

a Saturday night
so why don't you just--

A-a-alright, alright, look.

Let's keep going, okay?

Alright.
But, uh, I got to warn you.

You touch that Elvis box..

...and you're a dead man.

[elevator bell dings]

Ugh.

I have exactly 30 minutes
before the opera.

Well, how was
I supposed to know

my source
was going to be arrested.

I'll just have to rewrite
my lead, I don't know.

Don't you guys have homes?

- Good evening, Lois. Lex.
- Hi.

- What are you doing here?
- Taxes.

We're supposed to be at a movie.

We'll still make the late show,
alright?

Lois, you're, uh,
kinda dressed up

for an evening at the office,
aren't you?

Well, we were supposed
to go to Madame Butterfly.

Ten minutes,
I'll be ten minutes.

Super Bowl '20,
the Packs and the Bears.

Oh, boy, what a blowout!

Well, it's a party.
Good evening, Perry.

Oh, uh, Lex, Lois, uh

'good evening, we, uh'

just doing a little
cleaning here.

Wow, it's cool.

- 'Anybody want a pizza?'
- 'There you go.'

Fresh tomatoes,
mushrooms, onions, and olives.

Aye, goes on a salad,
doesn't go on a pizza.

Elvira, Mistress of the Dark.

I don't know, chief.
She looks pretty scary to me.

Scary?

Jimmy, she's the reason
why I've seen Godzilla..

...115 times.
She is definitely a keeper.

(Jack)
'Yeah, I have the, uh,
number of Phils Pizza--'

[man moaning]

[giggling]

[moaning]

Hi, everybody. Uh..

[chuckles]

- This is, uh..
- George.

This is George.
This is George.

What are you doing here?

Well, I was gonna show
George here how we

put a newspaper to bed,
but...it's a little crowded.

George, the, uh, observation
deck at Metropolis Tower

is still open. Let's go.

[both moaning]

You know, I could have lived
without hearing that, thank you.

[elevator bell dings]

What is going on here?

Ah, don't worry, Willie.
It's just us.

Yeah, but you're not supposed
to be here now.

Oh, don't worry, Willie.
Everything's fine.

You just keep up the good work.

Yes, sir, Mr. White.

Hello.

'Anybody there?'

Alright, who cut me off?

[computer beeps]

System's down. I lost my story.

Oh. Better luck tomorrow.
Shall we go?

(Lex)
'If we leave now,
we can still make the curtain.'

[guns cocking]

[dramatic music]

What in the Sam Hill?

[gunfire]

[screams]

(male #1)
'Nobody move!'

[intense music]

The Daily Planet building
is now ours.

So I suggest you cooperate
and everything will go smoothly.

'And in case you feel
the need to contact'

the authorities
or your friend Superman..

...you can tell them
I'm holding a small

but dirty nuclear device.

'And if I catch so much
as a glimpse of a red cape..'

...this building and the gene
pool of Metropolis

will pay the price.

So relax.

By tomorrow morning,
this will all be over.

One way or another.

[music continues]

[theme music]

[music continues]

[instrumental music]

(Lois)
No telephones.
Too high up to signal for help.

It could be morning
before anybody

even realizes something's wrong.

Yeah, well, that's what

they're counting on.

But what on Earth

do they want with
the Daily Planet?

What're they gonna do
with us when they're done?

We've got to find a way
out of here.

Let me negotiate.

'I've dealt with worse
across a boardroom table.'

'We find out what they want'

[Clark thinking]
If I can just burn the wires
leading to the bomb.

'It's five against five.
I say we can take them.'

I bet that bomb's not even real.

- Lead.
- 'What did you say, Clark?'

I mean, we can't take
that chance, can we?

Clark, they're going to kill us.

- We don't know that.
- We can identify them.

The safest thing for
all of us to do is just wait.

What about Jimmy?
Maybe Jimmy can save us.

Oh, Jimmy couldn't save
baseball cards.

Alright, stay calm.
Stay calm. Alright, I'm calm.

I'm in here and there are
terrorists out there

with a million guns.

Okay, I can handle this.
No problem.

[panting]

I got to get out of here.

[instrumental music]

I know this type of people.

If we don't do something,
we're dead.

We must take the offensive.

Luthor, he may be
holding the lives of

thousands of people
in his hands.

Don't do anything
to provoke him.

Well, now that we know what kind
of stuff Mr. Kent is made of

it's obvious that we need
someone with a cool head

and a keen sense of judgment
to take charge.

- You?
- Well, who else?

I have a thousand people
in my employ--

Hey-hey-hey.

This is my ship.
I'm the captain here.

Yeah. The Exxon Valdez.

I don't wanna hear anything
from the peanut gallery.

By the time Blackman
get the drone placed we'll be

in position for the..

These guys are the best,
just do it.

Lex is right. We need a plan.

- Lois, it's too risky.
- We're wasting time.

I'll create a diversion,
you hit them with a chair.

- 'Lois.'
- 'Chief, sit down.'

- You're having a heart attack.
- What?

- Help. Help us!
- Lois?

He's having a heart attack!
We need a doctor.

Do something.

He's going to die,
and then where will you be?

On trial for murder,
that's where.

[panting]

[gunfire]

[gasping]

[intense music]

9mm automatic.

Better than a triple bypass.
Am I right?

Yes, sir.

I, uh, I feel a whole lot
better already.

There will be no more tests
of my patience.

Is that understood?

She understands, sir.

[elevator bell dings]

They're on the wrong floor.

Schumak, go.
Tell them it's down one.

Hold up, guys, wrong floor.
Down one.

Lois, if you ever try..

...roping me into
another deal like that..

...the only writing you'll
ever do is writing recipes

for the food section.

Well, there's not going
to be a food section

if we don't do something
to stop them.

I don't know,
it-it was a good try

but division among the ranks
is a sure sign of weakness.

'So I suggest we just put this
little incident behind us'

concentrate on trying
to learn their next move.

(Remy)
What do you mean? They've seen
our faces.

We can't just let them go.

You know what our
instructions are.

I say that we kill them now.

You don't have any say.

None of us do
until the boss comes.

Clark. Hey, Kent.

What?
Oh, is everything alright?

That's just what I was
just about to ask you.

You look kind of out of it.

I was just thinking.

You really believe
that's a nuclear bomb?

Well, whatever's in that box,
we can't take any chances.

- We'll be fine.
- Yeah.

I hear you can hardly
feel a thing at ground zero.

You don't think they'd really
blow themselves up, do you?

Terrorists believe
that the value of life

even if it's their own isn't
as important as their cause.

I don't think we need worst case
scenarios right now, Luthor.

Yeah, well, the point is,
it's up to us to stop them.

We need to stay alive
any way we can.

Right, so what do you
suggest, mister?

Can we just sit here,
let them do what ever they want

and wait for them to kill us?

No, but I have no choice.

If I go there out there
and try to get to the bomb

anyone one of those guys
could kill any one of you.

And if that is a hair trigger
under his finger

it could go off
before I could stop it

and I can't take that risk.

[chuckles]
Clark, take it easy.
You're not Superman.

I know, but even if I was--

Superman would find a way
to save us.

I know he would.

[scoffs]

I know he will.

[sighs]

[instrumental music]

I wonder if they'll let us go
to the bathroom?

[suspense music]

- I have to go.
- Okay, see you tomorrow.

- No, I mean, I have to go.
- All of a sudden?

No, just since you mentioned it,
thank you very much.

Well, they have
to provide the means

to maintain basic human needs.

I don't think anyone
told them that.

Well, why don't you just ask,
uh, Ms. Congeniality out there

if you can go
to the ladies room?

Or you can hold it...
indefinitely.

[intense music]

Just a few seconds.

Hello, I have to go
to the bathroom.

- What?
- I have to go to the bathroom.

- Too bad.
- You can't treat us like this.

I thought I told you
not to make trouble.

Evidently my bladder
didn't hear you.

Take her. I'll watch 'em.

[sighs]
Come on. Come on.

Ah.

[intense music]

Stay in there, Lois.

[gun fire]

[grunts]

(Clark)
Luther.

[groaning]
I'm alright. I'm alright.

- Lex.
- I'm okay. It just snipped me.

No second chances.
Is that understood?

Fire? No, there's no fire.

No, no need to send
a truck over.

[chuckles]
Must be a busted sprinkler head.

I-I'll check it out.

Yeah, pretty quiet night.

T-thanks, thanks for checking.

Ohh.

(Fuentes)
'We are now operating
on the buddy system.'

If anyone is missing,
or tries something heroic..

...your buddy dies.

[intense music]

(Fuentes)
Now that half of the blueprints
are smeared.

Remy get on the computer

see if you can
print up a new set.

- What was that?
- We're out.

Picked the lock with a paper
clip I found on the floor.

- Well, put it back on.
- Don't worry.

Jack, listen to me,
don't you think I've gone over

all the possibilities, already?

The timing,
the position, the speed.

I've calculated it all.

But even if I made it, they may
kill you or one of the others.

And anything might make
him trigger that bomb.

Even Superman wouldn't take
that kind of chance right now.

- Yeah, but--
- I'm not gonna let you do it!

Guess Luthor
was right about you.

Jack, it's a lot more
complicated than that.

Guess we all can't be heroes.

Oh, oh, oh,

"Jimmy? You wanna come into the
office on Saturday night?

Help me spring clean?"

"Gee, can I, chief?"

Cleaning out 20 years
of your junk

sure beats spending
Saturday night..

...with a 20-year-old
hand model.

I'm such an idiot.

This is going to make
an incredible story.

I mean, how many journalists
get this kind of opportunity

to be in the belly of the beast,
part of the event..

...not just a casual observer.

It's like being one of those
guys in the Baghdad hotel.

[chuckles]

Okay, so you don't
share my enthusiasm

It doesn't mean
you have to fall asleep.

Lex?
Lex?

Oh, my God, somebody help him.
He's really hurt.

Luthor. You okay? Hey?

[grunting]

Bullet passed straight through
but he's losing a lot of blood.

(Perry)
'Oh, we've got to get
that wound closed.'

- How?
- Okay, gonna need 3 teabags.

'An orange,
a cup and pack of gum.'

- 'Perry, get me an orange.'
- For what?

It's just a remedy that I
learned from a Borneo medicine--

Clark, this is no time
for voodoo.

Lois, we have no choice!

'Open the teabags
and combine the leaves.'

'Chew as many sticks
of gum as you can'

and squeeze orange juice
into the cup.

This is ridiculous.

Oils and tannin
from the tea leaves

combined with the peppermint
from the gum

'and the ascorbic acid
in the orange..'

...form a very potent
healing mixture.

There's no time, come on.

[grunting]

- Kent.
- Alright.

You're gonna be fine.
You're gonna be just fine.

You'll be a little bit dizzy,
but you're gonna be okay.

- Come on, is it ready?
- 'Yeah.'

(Clark)
This might burn a little bit.

[grunting]

- Okay.
- Ah!

Just one more.

Okay.

[intense music]

I'll be damned.

It really works.

Clark, thank you.

[rumbling]

- What was that?
- An earthquake?

I told you to wait
for my instructions.

I'm still studying the plans.

I don't think so.

[machine rattling]

They must be using the machinery
we saw 'em bring in here.

Yeah, but why, why would they
want to do something

'to destroy the Daily Planet?'

I don't think they want to
destroy the Planet, chief.

I think they're looking
for something.

There's nothing there.

- Get that thing working again!
- There's no way.

There's-there's
too much water damage.

- Move!
- Ahh!

[gun shots]

I guess they didn't find it.

That's it. A machine breaks
and we just give up?

I have no blueprints.

Dragonetti's office
isn't what we thought it was.

What am I supposed to do?

Dragonetti?

Dragon what?

They said Dragonetti.

What do you do, read lips now?

- Well, as a matter of fact--
- 'Dragonetti.'

I'll be damned. I haven't heard
that name in years.

- You know him, chief?
- I know of him.

Pino "Pretty Face" Dragonetti.

He's one of
the fiercest gangsters

in the Prohibition era.

'He was as shrewd
as he was handsome.'

Dragonetti actually
built this place.

Well, he and a few other
high profile gangsters.

They hid behind
a dummy corporation to launder

their gin money
into the real estate market.

This was the headquarters

long before the Daily Planet
was here, of course.

They even had a speakeasy
down in the basement

where the cafeteria is.

Dragonetti, I'll be damned.

Cigars, cigarettes, Tiparillos?

- Toots, what do you got?
- Whatever you like, boss.

Good evening, Mr. Dragonetti.
How are you?

So what we got here tonight,
Jimmy?

Well, we got the mayor's son.

Beautiful actress
from the coast.

Lieutenant Moore
is up at the bar

and Bill Robertson and Lily

are waiting for you
at your table.

I can see.

Lieutenant. How're you doing?

Oh, Pretty Face.

- Enjoying yourself?
- Well, as always, my friend.

Oh, about that little trouble
you had with your trucks

down there
at the Hobbs River precinct.

It's all taken care of.

Who says you can't find
a good cop?

[chuckles]

Didn't realize your share
of the business entitled you

to fifty percent
of my personal assets.

- Pino, I missed you.
- I can see that.

Go on. Beat it.
We got business.

Your business is my business,
you big lug.

Go on, beat it.

- So, what's the big deal?
- It's Murphy.

He's making a play for
our action down by the wharf.

Is that so?

Gentlemen.

What a lovely establishment
you have here.

You got a lot of nerve, Murphy.

(Dragonetti)
Yeah, but not a lot of brains.

Murphy, listen to me very
carefully.

I got the wharf locked up.

I said the system's locked up.

Now, who can get me online
with the computer?

I can help you.
What file do you need?

That's not your concern.

Just get me onto
the Metro-Comp database.

Metro-Comp?
That's the old system.

We updated it three years ago.
He won't know how to use it.

You'll have to take me.

- Be careful.
- Don't worry.

Somebody's got to find out
what they're doing here.

Come on.

- Sit down!
- I prefer to..

Sit!

Alright, give me
your access code.

What access code?

How could you
let her go in there?

It wasn't exactly my plan.

If anything happens to her,
you'll..

[Lois grunting]

- What's he doing to her?
- Shh.

(Fuentes)
I spent the last eight months
preparing for this night.

So, if you don't
give me the correct

access code, I'm gonna..

- Superman.
- I'm coming.

Superman is my access code.

[gasping]

- I'm going in there.
- No, she's fine.

She's fine.

The file name is
D-P-B-L-P-R-N-T.

D-P-B-L-P-R-N-T.

- 'Daily Planet Blueprint?'
- Just call it up.

You must be interested
in architecture.

I've always found this building
particularly fascinating myself.

There it is. Bring it up.

Yes, sir.

Daily Planet blueprint.

Find the floor below us.

Mmm..

I think that's
the advertising department.

You thinking of placing
a personal?

Now show me
the plans to this floor.

'Okay, stop. Now overlay
the current blueprint.'

Bring the equipment up here.

What could possibly be here
in the Daily Planet newsroom

that would be worth
risking your lives

and the lives of everyone
in Metropolis?

What else has man sought after
without pity or remorse

since the dawn of time?

Inner peace?

Cold, hard cash.

- Oh.
- Now print me out those plans.

Sure. Uh, they
come out over there.

Fine. Do it.

Since I've already
been so helpful

how about giving me
an exclusive interview?

[chuckles]

We'll discuss the future
later, Ms. Lane.

[intense music]

[computer beeps]

[music continues]

[intense music]

How's your shoulder?

Oh, please. No false
sympathy, Mr. Kent.

You'd be bleeding to death
if it wasn't for him.

Is that true?

Don't ask me if I'd do it again.

(Jimmy)
'The intrepid cub reporter
stealthily worked his way'

through the dark maze
of tunnels knowing that

certain death lurked
around every corner.

But he pressed on.
He was their only hope.

His name was Olsen.
Jimmy Olsen.

Oh, this is good.

[computer beeping]

[Lois humming]

(Fuentes)
'You've got a lot of nerve,
Ms. Lane.'

Not good judgment,
but a lot of nerve.

Ah!

I'm beginning to think
you were right

about our uninvited guests.

I found it. They're bringing
the equipment back up.

But time is definitely a factor
now, so get down there and help.

Okay, what about them?

Anyone tries anything,
shoot to kill.

Anyone.

What did you do in there?

He had me pull up
the architectural plans

for the Daily Planet.
They're looking for money.

I stole this from him.

It's a diagram of these offices.

Yes. With a very familiar name.

Dragonetti, you double-crossing
son-of-a--

(Lily)
'Bill.'

Why would Pino want to double
cross you? You're partners.

Word on the street
is you're dealing with Murphy.

So, what? You believe the word
on the street over mine?

- No.
- There.

Friends again, you silly boys?

Look, maybe it's time
I cashed out, took my share

and said goodbye
to this town and this life.

I don't think so, Billy boy.

Half of what's in that vault
is rightfully mine.

Yeah, but if I do that,
then the whole operation's

worth half as much. Sorry.

You're in for a penny
you're in for a pound.

Am I right, dear Lily?

[chuckles]

[telephone ringing]

Just remember, it takes
two keys to open the vault

and I got one of them.

[keys jingling]

Do you really think Dragonetti's
vault is still in the building?

Well, I always thought
it was a tall tale

'like that mess Geraldo got
himself into that time.'

But maybe
there's something to it.

- Willie.
- Willie?

Willie's still making
his rounds. He'll save us.

- He's a security guard.
- Willie is an octogenarian.

- He has a gun.
- Lois, he's got a hernia.

Got to get to him before
they do, he can go for help.

And how do you
propose we do that?

Be back before
they know I'm gone.

Jack..

- I can't let him go alone.
- Be careful, Clark.

[intense music]

What did you do, fly up here?

I was trying not to make
any noise. Come on.

[Willie whistling]

(Clark)
'Willie. Willie.'

Mr. Kent. What-what-what
are you doing up here?

Willie, we need your help.

(male #2)
'Okay, give me a hand.'

I think I found the best way in.

- Schumak. Check the prisoners.
- Right.

Hey.

- What's going on?
- We're getting tired.

We're sleeping in shifts.

You got a problem with that?

No.

No problem.

It would be better for us
if you all went to sleep.

[chuckles]

And to think they wanted me
to get rid of Elvira.

Alright,
I'll, uh, I'll get the cops.

But, uh, you boys
get on back down there

before they find out
you're gone now

because you don't know
what they might do.

Thanks, Willie,
we're counting on you.

Alright.

You know what?
The southwest corner here

matches the old blueprint.

Now that I know
that it's money they want

all I need is five minutes
alone with this leader.

I'll make a deal.

I don't think
they'll go for it, Lex.

They have no reason
to trust you.

They already have
a bird in the hand.

It's worth a try.

As soon as Kent
and the kid get back

I'll, I'll begin to negotiate.

It's only money.

It's a lot of money.

Yeah, well, so what's it worth?

[sighs]
It can't buy a blue sky.

It can't buy..

...a perfect beach.

It can't buy brown eyes.

[chuckles]

[elevator bell dings]

[intense music]

The Northwest corner's
been moved.

It's-it's probably
a new addition.

Lex. Lois.
Look at this.

Uh!

Huh, we're saved. Cat!

No, shh, shh, shh.

Don't draw their
attention to her.

Come here.

It could still be
in the printer.

Schumak, check
the printer, please.

Alright.

Oh, you know what?
It's right here.

- I got it right here.
- Okay.

- Come over here.
- Come here.

[instrumental music]

- No..
- Come here.

Ohh.

[elevator bell dings]

If I'm still alive
on Monday morning

she won't be.

[gunfire]

[grunting]

Did you hear something?

Yes. Faintly.

What happened?

Well, he missed.

Oh.

You sure you're alright?

Fine, come on.

Hey, Clark.

Luther was wrong about you.

Yeah, thanks. Come on.

- Did you find Willie?
- Help's on its way.

What've they been doing?

(Perry)
'Well, they're fussing around
with some of those fancy tools.'

(male #3)
'Come on, I'll give you a hand.'

(Perry)
What in the Sam Hill.

Oh, no, they're not doin'
what I think they're doin'.

- 'Get this out of here.'
- Not my Elvis box!

Come on, pull the floor.

[grunting]

Well, it looks like
they found Dragonetti's vault.

It's been there all the time

right under
the chief's...nose.

(Remy)
'Come on, come on, let's clear
it all out, let's go.

[intense music]

Alright, go ahead.

[dramatic music]

Alright.
Which door is it gonna be?

Door number one.

[imitates buzzer]

No. That's a dead end.

For the tenth time.

Shh, shh, shh.

[grunts]
Come on.

Alright, I am the man.
I am the man.

You are the man.

As you can see..

...we found
what we're looking for.

Dragonetti's vault.

I'll double the money
in that safe

if you release us unharmed.

From what I've heard,
I'd be better off out there

with the cops on my tail
than you, Mr. Luthor.

- We're close.
- Good.

I think it's only fitting
that after all the trouble

he's gone to, I allow
the mastermind of this plan

to do the actual unveiling.
Don't you all agree?

I knew he wasn't smart enough
to figure this out on his own.

Besides, I think
you'll enjoy meeting him.

We're ready for you, sir.

[elevator bell dings]

[instrumental music]

(in unison)
Jimmy?

(in unison)
Willie?

- But this means..
- Help is not on its way.

Willie...how could you
do this? I..

I mean, I recommended you
for the job, man.

W-would you have recommended me

if you knew
I had a prison record?

But, Willie, just because you
did something bad in the past

that doesn't mean you have
to turn to a life of crime

'in your sunset years.'

I just got out ten months ago.

Oh. Well, you couldn't possibly
have done anything

as bad as armed robbery
or kidnapping.

- Murder one.
- 'Oh.'

- You killed someone?
- Oh, of course not.

Don't be ridiculous.
I couldn't hurt a fly.

(Clark)
'Well, then
what were you in jail for?'

[intense music]

Dragonetti,
you wanted to see me?

No, I did.
I couldn't stand it anymore.

I couldn't be away from you.

[instrumental music]

I'm gonna get us
out of here, Lily, I swear.

There's 30 million here
and half of it's mine

fair and square.

I'll just wait
till he gets here.

Dragonetti?

[gunshot]

Dragonetti?

Fair and square?

Bill, there's no such thing
as fair and square.

Murphy?

Well, I realize this is
becoming a one-man operation

and you two
conveniently complied.

If you think you can
get rid of me that easily, you--

Lieutenant Moore.

Arrest this man
for the murder of Mr. Murphy.

I'm gonna need
these guns as evidence.

I suppose you wrestled
that one away from him.

- Yeah, that's right.
- You won't get away with it.

Don't even think about it, son.

Lily..

...tell him
what really happened.

Well, it's just like
Pino said..

...you killed him.

There's a sucker
born every minute.

Not you, Lily.

(Willie)
'Anyone but you.'

I lost a lifetime
because of Dragonetti.

(Willie)
'And I swore if I ever got out'

I'd come back
for what belonged to me.

'Dragonetti got his due,
though.'

He was gunned down..

...six weeks
after I went to prison.

Willie, they're gonna
send you back to jail

for what you've done to us.

But you weren't
supposed to be here.

And you, you broke your promise!

You said no guns.

I lied...about a lot of things.

Remy, Remy, what do you
think you're doing?

Sorry, pops.

You're a liability.

But, but I'm the one
who told you about the vault

in the first place.

And I'll always
remember you fondly for it.

'But we've got to make
a clean getaway.'

And you're not exactly
at your physical peak.

(male #4)
'We're through the metal.'

Hey, we're in.

Good, load the bags.

What about us?

Remy, I've begun to come around
to your way of thinking.

We'll meet you at the chopper.

- They're all yours.
- Umm..

Except her.

We may need a hostage
if anything goes wrong.

[intense music]

- No. Ah!
- Hey!

[grunting]

You can't just kill them!

You'd be surprised
what you can do for $30 million.

Ahh!

Get 'em up.
Come on, let's go.

[intense music]

- Hold him.
- Uh, ow!

- Ow!
- Hey, hey, what's going on?

- What's going on?
- Where are the lights?

Are you guys okay?

- Where's CK?
- I don't know.

Kent!

Here, let's go.

Leave her.

Let's get out of here.

[grunting]

- Where's the chopper?
- I don't know!

- Newberry!
- He can't even drive a car.

- Then who took it?
- Superman.

Uh! Ahh!

Back inside, come on!

[intense music]

Down to the garage,
we'll take the van.

[machine whirring]

Superman, we're up here!

Shut up before
I push the button.

Hang on, Lois.

[man grunting]

Schumak?

Blackman?

I told you, it's Superman.

And I told you that unless
I make it out of here

with the money,
the whole damn city goes.

Ah!

[music continues]

- What are you doing?
- Helping you.

(Lois)
'Ah! No!'

Go back.

[Lois grunting]

Clark! Ahh! Ahh!

[both grunts]

I'm going, and I'm taking you
all with me!

Jack, quick,
call the police. Go!

[grunting]

No!

[screaming]

I knew you'd come.

[instrumental music]

[screaming]

[siren blaring]

[gasps]

[indistinct chatter on radio]

There are two tied up in the
west stairwell and two more

near the roof,
take care of him.

Okay, let's go.

Other women catch bouquets,
I catch bombs.

I guess that's what makes
you so special, Lois.

- Oh.
- Here, I'll take care of this.

[instrumental music]

- 'Thank you.'
- 'Sure.'

Hey, guys, we got
a wounded man over here.

Lois...are you alright?

Oh, Lex, I'm fine.

Well, that was a date
to remember.

[Lois laughing]

We even got to spend
the night together.

Well, yeah.

I didn't know you
were that kind of girl.

I'm just full of surprises.

- Are you alright?
- Thank you, I'm fine.

- Amazing night.
- I know.

Pretty unbelievable.

I guess you could say that.

I mean, if I ever
told anybody about it

they'd probably think
I was crazy, right?

Probably.

You know, you still owe me
a movie.

[chuckles]
Next weekend, promise.

- You're on.
- Alright.

- Excuse me, sir.
- Come back.

I told you Superman
wouldn't let us down.

I'm sure he always
had his eye on us.

Hmm. Just another Saturday night
in Metropolis.

[chuckles]
Yeah.

You know,
it's times like these

I think maybe
I should just get

a regular boring job

settle down with a guy
that sells insurance

and have 2.4 kids.

- Nah!
- Nah!

[laughter]

Well, um..

I guess I should ride with Lex.

Lois..

Uh, be careful with Lex.

You don't know him like I do.

[instrumental music]

You are very brave.

[ambulance door closes]

(male #5)
'All clear.'

[indistinct chatter]

Yeah, well...I guess it needed
a lift anyway, huh?

Delivery, Ms. Lane.

[elevator bell dings]

Whoo! Send yourself
flowers again, Lois?

What a weekend.

'Now, I know he may not
look like it'

but under that
mild-mannered facade

George is a wild man!

I spent most of
the weekend in handcuffs.

So, what did you guys
do this weekend?

[instrumental music]

Sorry I asked.

[theme music]

[music continues]