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[music continues]
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[music continues]
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[dramatic music]
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[knock on door]
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Are you ready..
Superboy!
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You're like an answer
to a prayer.
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Do you know how many accidents
you're causing?
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Oh, believe me.
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That's the last thing
I wanted to do.
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Zugar.
Professor John Zugar.
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This experiment I've been
working on went out of control.
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- Control it, okay?
- I will, with your help.
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This grid is what's causing
the trouble.
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If I could raise
the energy level
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the power damage
would correct itself.
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Lemme put it..
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if you can use your heat vision
and concentrate on that grid
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my experiment
would prove out--
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Excuse me.
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What's the nature
of your experiment?
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As fantastic,
as far sighted
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as extraordinary
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as almost as the brilliant
visionary, Percy Stoddard.
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A prophet before his time.
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He was denied academy at the
national academy of sciences.
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Oh, but, Superboy,
I'm wasting your time.
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Please, use your super heat
and concentrate on this grid.
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Eh, if not
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I cannot be sure
there won't be a..
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..massive explosion.
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[upbeat music]
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[music continues]
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Uh!
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[indistinct chatter]
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You know, Hollywood
is full of crackpots
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but that guy
is over board.
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[upbeat music continues]
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[music continues]
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(newspaper boy)
Extra! Extra!
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Read all about it.
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Nazi invaded Poland.
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Nazi invaded Poland.
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Extra! Extra!
Read all about it.
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Extra! Extra!
Read all about it.
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Nazi invaded Poland.
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Nazi invaded Poland.
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Hey, mister.
The Nazi invaded Poland.
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Wow!
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- If she screams, bolt.
- Don't worry, guys.
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Aah!
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[intense music]
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Oh!
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Aah!
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[music continues]
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[groans]
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[music continues]
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You said she didn't
have body guards.
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I didn't see him
in the studio.
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Hey, I don't ever wanna
meet that guy again.
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Next time,
we use guns.
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We'll see how tough he is
when he's hit with a bullet.
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[music continues]
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- Thank you.
- No problem.
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I'm Victoria Letour.
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I've been researching
my new role.
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What are you playing?
A green beret?
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I'm playing a downtrodden
victim with depression.
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Why would I play a hat?
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You don't know
who I am, do you?
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I sure do.
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You're someone I want by my
side, if I'm ever in a jam.
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I'm Victoria Letour.
Famous movie star.
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That doesn't mean
anything to you?
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I didn't say that.
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I'm sorry
if I offended you.
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No, no. I'm not offended.
I'm, uh..
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I'm amazed and impressed
by your indifference.
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What's your name?
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Clark.
Clark Kent.
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Clark Kent.
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Where are you from?
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I'm not from around here.
I'm from the south.
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Shuster University?
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And you saved me
from God knows what.
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I want to do something for you.
Are you an actor?
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No.
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No.
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Come on, every good looking
guy that comes to Hollywood
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wants to get into movies.
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Meet at Granite studio tomorrow.
I'll get you a screen test.
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That's what you want,
isn't it?
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What I want is
to find someone.
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But thanks anyway.
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Hey, lemme help you
find your friend.
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I know everyone in town.
Everyone knows me.
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They'd love to
do me a favor.
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Aah!
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It's been doing that off
and on for the longest time.
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[theme music]
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Superboy!
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Ha!
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Something told me those sudden
power surges meant you're about.
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What are you so mad about?
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I'm the one that
should be teed off.
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You planned the whole thing,
didn't you?
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Tricked me into using super heat
and dragged me back to 1939.
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Sure. How else could
I get your help?
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But I didn't force you
to hold on.
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- That's your problem.
- I want to return.
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We've to work out
a few problems.
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Some of the heat shields
were damaged on their way.
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I practically got 'em
all repaired.
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Great, so how much longer?
Two, three hours?
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It's easy. Haven't found a
solution to my other problem.
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Computer chip that does
all the necessary calculations
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was pulverized in it's
transit through time.
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You realize, of course,
in 1938
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they are 10 years or so shy
of conceptualizing computers.
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I'm conceptualizing punching
a hole in the ground
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- and shutting you up.
- You disappoint me.
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Where's your eau-de-vie?
Your curiosity?
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Your wonder.
I got here in 1938.
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You didn't arrive till 1939.
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Aren't you impatient to know how
that happened?
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No, not from you--
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You were hanging onto
the time machine.
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You must have let go
before I reached 1938.
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That's why you didn't travel
back in time as far as I did.
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Alright. Okay.
Let me show you something.
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Now, what do you
guess this to be?
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A projection
of possible space warps.
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It's a real estate map
of the San Fernando Valley.
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All property goes for
$50 an acres now.
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In our time,
$300,000 an acre.
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That's great. I don't care
about real estate.
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Ah, short-sighted, uh?
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Well, I own 10 acres there now.
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It's all because I worked like
a dog at two different jobs
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so I can have enough
money to buy it.
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You've taken the easy way
to earn your pockets.
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instead of devoting your
energy into getting us back.
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Easy way?
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You try throwing 300 pounds
of pizza's towards the ceiling.
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I got tennis elbow
on that job.
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And don't be
so damn superior.
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You go and try living on
social security in 1989.
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Besides, I'm trying
to solve a problem.
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I taught the science department
in the university.
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They all turned their backs on
me when I talked time machines.
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Please, how long to
replace this chip?
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Well, I can only contact someone
in the science community.
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If I can locate Percy Stoddard
and his miracle calculator.
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That's one of his inventions.
I bet that could help us.
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- I've a thought on that.
- I knew things would work out.
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No.
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You have a place
to stay?
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[instrumental music]
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[music continues]
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[music continues]
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Victoria?
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Hello, again.
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[laughing]
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It's a standard greeting.
Everyone kisses everyone.
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- You don't like it?
- Who said I didn't like it?
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You're very steady,
Clark Kent.
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I've got a great teacher.
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You're not kidding.
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- I need a favor.
- You got it.
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You said if I ever needed to
locate someone, you'd help me.
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I need to find a guy
named Percy Stoddard.
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Percy Stoddard.
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He's the technical advisor last
science fiction movie I was in.
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We hired him because he
invented something called a..
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Miracle calculator.
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That's it.
We used it as a prop.
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I need to borrow it.
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- Ms. Letour.
- Uh.
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Listen, umm.
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Miracle calculator.
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Give your address
to the script girl.
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Percy Stoddard and this miracle
calculator will be delivered.
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Standard goodbye.
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[chuckles]
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That was Joey.
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He got us booked
tomorrow with extras.
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And get this. The scene
they shoot in the cabaret?
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A kidnap sequence.
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And we're the kidnap gang.
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Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Guess who he saw with
our favorite actress?
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The same guy
she was with yesterday.
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I'm upping the ante.
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The ransom is no longer 100,000.
It's now quarter of a million.
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This time,
we bump both of 'em.
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[dramatic music]
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Wow!
Ho! Ho! Ho!
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That is great.
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What a time to be alive
in the 80's.
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And they actually
put a man on the moon?
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That they did.
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What? What?
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That they did.
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It took six of us in a crane
to load that thing.
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My boys said, if you can get it
off the truck, you can keep it.
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[dramatic music]
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It's Hollywood.
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Mr. Stoddard, do you think
you can adapt this?
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I, uh, think so.
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With Professor Zugar's help and
what he has told me about you
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with your help too.
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Well, shall we go
to work then?
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- Alright.
- Ha ha.
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That's the 80's.
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Uh, Superboy. These connections
need to sorted.
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Uh, now the calculator's a
primitive processing machine.
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Substituting for microprocessor
we lost in our way through time.
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That's if we can
get it's memory cord
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operated to the speed
of those transistors.
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You're gonna have to use
your super freeze breath
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to bring the temperature
of the magnetic core down
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to somewhere near
zero degrees Kelvin.
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To create a super conductor to
compensate for the needed speed.
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You, uh, sure you don't
wanna come with us?
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Oh, it's tempting, John.
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Wonders of the 80's.
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I don't think so.
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I don't think I can adapt
to such a violent change.
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Mr. Stoddard, because you made
it possible for us to return
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we would like to offer you this
gift of 10 acres of land
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- in the San Fernando Valley.
- I think five acres is enough.
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Gratitude carried too far
is ostentation
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if there's one thing
I can't stand.
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Please, gentlemen.
I don't want any of this.
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You don't understand.
We insist you take this.
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He can't come back,
unless you take it.
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Matter of fact, I won't go back
unless you take it.
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Gentlemen.
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Thank you very much.
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I want to thank for being
generous with my property.
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I knew you wouldn't mind.
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- I felt we owed him a favor.
- Do me a favor.
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Don't do me anymore favors.
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Just apply your energy heat
to that grid.
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- Right here?
- Hmmm.
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Approximately how long before
system reaches full power?
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About an hour.
Give or take a minute.
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Adios.
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Where you going? You can't leave
now, there is not enough time.
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(male #1)
Hey, you!
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Get over here.
Where have you been?
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Let's go get in line
over here.
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You're supposed to be here
at eight o'clock.
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I don't believe it.
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Nice muscles.
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Get in line there. Let
the director take a look at you.
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Ms. Letour.
Ms. Letour.
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Would you pose with
the group here please?
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Thank you.
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Thanks, Ms. Letour.
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Alright, you and you.
Go to studio two.
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Sorry, fellas.
Director feels like
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you don't come across
as guys from outer space.
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[pleasant music]
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[music continues]
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[indistinct chatter]
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Hello, again.
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I just came by to say
thank you for everything.
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Umm.
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Clark, I, uh..
I did a little checking.
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There is no Shuster University
in all of Dixie.
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Or anywhere in the country
for that matter.
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No, not yet, there is not.
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So, either
you're a fraud
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or there is something going
I don't understand.
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I'm not a fraud, Victoria.
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That's your explanation?
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It'd take too long.
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I've got plenty of time.
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Sit right here.
Sit.
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Don't move. And we gonna
have a long talk after this.
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(male #2)
Ms. Letour?
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Don't move.
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- Let's roll it, Lamar.
- 25, take three.
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[pleasant music]
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[music continues]
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[explosion]
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[people screaming]
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Clark!
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[indistinct screaming]
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Somebody help me.
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Help!
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Help!
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[dramatic music]
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[music continues]
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[music continues]
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[music continues]
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Stay there.
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[music continues]
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What the hell is that?
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What's the difference?
Shoot!
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[theme music]
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Aaah!
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Aaah!
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[music continues]
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Aaah!
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[music continues]
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Clark, I thought
they shot you.
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Oh, God.
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I'm so glad to see you.
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I was so scared.
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There's no reason
to be scared anymore.
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I'm not,
now that you're here.
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I've to go now.
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Clark.
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Don't leave me.
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I wish I didn't have to.
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[music continues]
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Don't let go.
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Good morning,
and you are?
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Lana Lang and this is T.J. of
Shuster University Herald.
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We are here doing
a story on Mrs. Savinsky.
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The quest to the
Shuster chair of journalism.
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Yes. Weren't you suppose to be
here with a Mr. Clark Kent?
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- Yeah, hasn't he arrived yet?
- No.
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So, what else is new?
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We've had this assignment
for three days
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you think he'd atleast
show up here on time.
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The will will be read
in a few moments.
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You may wait here for your
friend, if you like. Excuse me.
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Now, why would a woman that
nobody has even heard of
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leave this school
two million dollars?
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Well, that's what
we here to find out.
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You know, I read some
where that this Mrs. Savinsky
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was a Victoria Letour.
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Old time movie star
back in the 30's.
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Oh, she sure was beautiful.
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- T.J.!
- Well, it's about time.
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T.J., it's great
to see you guys.
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It's uh, good
to see you too, Clark.
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We are ready for
the reading of the will.
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Well, come on.
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[theme music]
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