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WEBVTT 1 00:00:49.841 --> 00:00:51.878 (SIREN WAILING) 2 00:00:51.969 --> 00:00:54.552 DISPATCH ON RADIO: <i>MPD tech ops to Metropolis City Hall.</i> 3 00:00:54.638 --> 00:00:55.970 <i>207AW in progress.</i> 4 00:00:56.056 --> 00:00:58.969 Kidnapping with advanced weapons. Gotta be Intergang. 5 00:00:59.059 --> 00:01:01.346 They took out half the reserve with their tech weapons last week. 6 00:01:01.436 --> 00:01:03.894 Makes you nostalgic for assault rifles. 7 00:01:06.650 --> 00:01:08.482 - (POLICE RADIO CHATTER) - (SIREN WAILING) 8 00:01:08.777 --> 00:01:09.767 (GUNS COCK) 9 00:01:19.871 --> 00:01:20.861 (OFFICERS SCREAM) 10 00:01:21.290 --> 00:01:22.451 (OFFICERS PANTING) 11 00:01:25.168 --> 00:01:26.158 (OFFICER YELPS) 12 00:01:30.716 --> 00:01:31.752 (SIREN WAILING) 13 00:01:31.842 --> 00:01:34.129 It's a left at Shuster Plaza, Maggie! 14 00:01:34.219 --> 00:01:36.461 These assholes are expecting something direct, Dan. 15 00:01:36.555 --> 00:01:37.966 Probably with a cape. 16 00:01:38.223 --> 00:01:40.340 Lucky me, I know a back way. 17 00:01:58.827 --> 00:02:00.534 Get Mr. Mayor and his better half out of here 18 00:02:00.621 --> 00:02:02.783 before we get trouble from the man upstairs. 19 00:02:02.873 --> 00:02:04.660 Didn't know you was a believer, boss. 20 00:02:05.208 --> 00:02:07.746 That ain't the man upstairs I'm talking about. 21 00:02:09.713 --> 00:02:10.703 (TIRES SCREECHING) 22 00:02:11.757 --> 00:02:13.214 (GROANS) 23 00:02:14.843 --> 00:02:18.632 Step away from the Mayor, Mannheim. Don't give me a reason! 24 00:02:18.722 --> 00:02:20.839 Then you shouldn't have given me one! 25 00:02:21.933 --> 00:02:23.014 (BOTH SCREAM) 26 00:02:24.269 --> 00:02:27.853 You. Make sure they're dead. Painfully sure. 27 00:02:28.482 --> 00:02:32.396 And you, grab our esteemed Mayor while I call for a ride. 28 00:02:33.570 --> 00:02:36.108 It's okay, I'll get you out of here. 29 00:02:36.948 --> 00:02:37.938 (GRUNTS) 30 00:02:39.660 --> 00:02:40.696 (GROANS) 31 00:02:41.411 --> 00:02:42.777 (TURPIN CHOKING) 32 00:02:47.417 --> 00:02:48.749 (MECH 1 LAUGHING) 33 00:02:50.128 --> 00:02:53.246 Come on, fella, you don't wanna be a cop killer. 34 00:02:53.340 --> 00:02:54.831 Yeah, why's that? 35 00:03:01.932 --> 00:03:02.922 Huh? 36 00:03:04.726 --> 00:03:06.388 SUPERMAN: Hey. Ever wonder what it feels like 37 00:03:06.478 --> 00:03:08.014 to fall from a great distance? 38 00:03:08.855 --> 00:03:10.096 Let's find out. 39 00:03:10.190 --> 00:03:11.180 (MECH 1 YELPING) 40 00:03:11.692 --> 00:03:12.808 (GROANS) 41 00:03:12.901 --> 00:03:14.437 SUPERMAN: Oh! Looks like it hurts. 42 00:03:15.237 --> 00:03:16.523 Be right back. 43 00:03:19.658 --> 00:03:21.320 (MECH 2 YELPING) 44 00:03:25.038 --> 00:03:28.281 Work, damn it! Stupid piece of crap! 45 00:03:28.375 --> 00:03:30.492 You're supposed to transport me on my command! (GRUNTS) 46 00:03:30.585 --> 00:03:33.248 SUPERMAN: Don't bother. I fried it with my heat vision. 47 00:03:36.508 --> 00:03:38.841 Only place you're being transported to, Mannheim, 48 00:03:38.927 --> 00:03:41.715 has got three squares a day and lights out at 8:00. 49 00:03:42.389 --> 00:03:43.425 You son of a... 50 00:03:46.685 --> 00:03:50.474 SUPERMAN: You know, if there's one thing I can't stand, it's a bully. 51 00:03:54.568 --> 00:03:56.355 (MANNHEIM YELPING) 52 00:03:58.155 --> 00:03:59.316 (GROANING) 53 00:04:04.786 --> 00:04:07.620 SUPERMAN: Guys like you give Metropolis a bad name. 54 00:04:07.831 --> 00:04:09.413 (GRUNTING) 55 00:04:10.584 --> 00:04:11.574 (SCREAMING) 56 00:04:16.339 --> 00:04:17.580 (GROANS) 57 00:04:17.674 --> 00:04:19.666 But you should know by now, Mannheim. 58 00:04:19.760 --> 00:04:23.629 No one tears my city apart and gets away with it. 59 00:04:44.993 --> 00:04:47.155 MAYOR: I feel like I say this a couple of times a week. 60 00:04:48.497 --> 00:04:51.615 Thanks, Superman. I don't know what we'd do without you. 61 00:04:51.708 --> 00:04:54.371 You sound like a guy who wants my vote, Mr. Mayor. 62 00:04:54.461 --> 00:04:56.418 BIBBO: Hey, hey, that's my friend, here. 63 00:04:56.838 --> 00:05:01.003 (LAUGHS) Superman! Hey, it's me! Your old buddy. 64 00:05:02.177 --> 00:05:05.386 Bibbo Bibbowski. How is the unluckiest sailor in town? 65 00:05:05.472 --> 00:05:08.965 Ah, come on, you ain't had to save my bacon that many times. 66 00:05:09.059 --> 00:05:12.894 Anyway, ain't no sailor no more. I'm a restaurateur. 67 00:05:12.979 --> 00:05:16.893 Ace of Clubs Bar and Grill. How about a picture for the joint? 68 00:05:20.612 --> 00:05:24.447 (GROANS) Stupid thing. Never works when you need it to. 69 00:05:24.533 --> 00:05:25.899 I got you covered. 70 00:05:25.992 --> 00:05:28.109 BIBBO: Jimmy Olsen! You're a lifesaver! 71 00:05:29.037 --> 00:05:30.778 JIMMY: Say "Superman." 72 00:05:30.872 --> 00:05:32.158 Superman. 73 00:05:32.249 --> 00:05:33.239 (CAMERA CLICKS) 74 00:05:33.708 --> 00:05:36.246 (LAUGHS) Thanks, big guy. 75 00:05:36.336 --> 00:05:38.669 I'll make sure to get this to you, Mr. Bibbowski. 76 00:05:38.755 --> 00:05:41.714 See you down at the joint, kid. The ribs are on me! 77 00:05:43.552 --> 00:05:46.135 Thanks, Jimmy. I really have to get going. 78 00:05:46.221 --> 00:05:47.678 Leaguers, is anyone... 79 00:05:48.974 --> 00:05:50.010 available? 80 00:05:50.433 --> 00:05:51.423 'Sup? 81 00:05:51.810 --> 00:05:54.803 I have to be somewhere. Think you could help with the cleanup? 82 00:05:55.647 --> 00:05:56.728 Oh, again? 83 00:05:56.815 --> 00:05:59.353 I swear, you guys think I'm some sort of one-man janitorial crew. 84 00:06:00.777 --> 00:06:03.190 Well, while you're at it, my apartment could use a going over. 85 00:06:03.280 --> 00:06:04.270 Whoa. 86 00:06:05.031 --> 00:06:06.897 What the hell have you been up against? 87 00:06:06.992 --> 00:06:10.611 An Intergang crew that somehow got a hold of a Mother Box. 88 00:06:12.873 --> 00:06:13.863 (COMPUTER BEEPS) 89 00:06:13.957 --> 00:06:15.323 CYBORG: And that's not all... 90 00:06:16.167 --> 00:06:17.954 This armor's from Apokolips, too. 91 00:06:18.628 --> 00:06:19.744 How do you figure? 92 00:06:21.506 --> 00:06:23.418 I'm wearing the same stuff, remember? 93 00:06:23.675 --> 00:06:26.793 Oh, great. Leftovers from our war with Darkseid. 94 00:06:26.887 --> 00:06:29.345 We need to get this analyzed. Maybe one of the others could help. 95 00:06:29.431 --> 00:06:32.265 No. We need someone who's worked with this crap. 96 00:06:32.350 --> 00:06:34.137 Someone who knows it inside and out. 97 00:06:34.936 --> 00:06:36.177 We need my dad. 98 00:06:36.897 --> 00:06:40.982 I can take it to him, if you want. I know you two don't exactly... 99 00:06:41.109 --> 00:06:44.648 No, it's cool. No problem ever got better by avoiding it. 100 00:06:45.697 --> 00:06:47.814 Well, at least I won't be slowing you down on clean up! 101 00:06:47.908 --> 00:06:50.366 - Later, partner! - I owe you one, Flash! 102 00:06:51.578 --> 00:06:53.444 You owe me about 30! 103 00:06:54.247 --> 00:06:56.330 I wonder if it's too late to join the Titans. 104 00:06:57.792 --> 00:06:59.124 Is there an age limit? 105 00:07:04.299 --> 00:07:08.043 LOIS: (SIGHS) He's going to take pictures with anyone who asks. 106 00:07:09.721 --> 00:07:11.508 The guy just can't help himself. 107 00:07:12.349 --> 00:07:13.339 (AIR WHOOSHES) 108 00:07:16.728 --> 00:07:18.890 You said two minutes, tops. 109 00:07:18.980 --> 00:07:21.893 Sorry, Ms. Lane. Tech-enhanced gangsters kidnapping the Mayor 110 00:07:21.983 --> 00:07:23.565 and other assorted distractions. 111 00:07:23.652 --> 00:07:27.396 I know. I saw it live. Are you sure you're not just getting old? 112 00:07:27.489 --> 00:07:29.276 You'll have to tell me what that's like. 113 00:07:29.824 --> 00:07:31.531 Ha! Super touche. 114 00:07:32.077 --> 00:07:35.445 SUPERMAN: Your stories about Superman helped me earn the peoples' trust. 115 00:07:35.538 --> 00:07:38.201 Now, it's time they learned about the Kryptonian tech that 116 00:07:38.291 --> 00:07:40.783 brought this "strange visitor from another planet" to Earth. 117 00:07:42.879 --> 00:07:46.088 And here's the compartment that contained me as an infant. 118 00:07:46.424 --> 00:07:48.962 Throughout the trip it was in charge of monitoring my genetic makeup 119 00:07:49.052 --> 00:07:50.793 as well as my basic metabolism. 120 00:07:51.471 --> 00:07:52.928 Not to mention midnight feedings. 121 00:07:54.307 --> 00:07:55.798 How did it do all this? 122 00:07:55.892 --> 00:07:59.181 I've only gotten so far studying Kryptonian technology. 123 00:07:59.270 --> 00:08:02.183 That's why I handed the job over to Dr. Klyburn and her crew. 124 00:08:02.273 --> 00:08:04.310 Which we were more than happy to take on. 125 00:08:04.484 --> 00:08:08.228 Only recently have we discovered these super-condensed ionized crystals. 126 00:08:08.321 --> 00:08:09.528 We believe they acted as 127 00:08:09.614 --> 00:08:11.856 hyper wave acceleration units for transport. 128 00:08:12.492 --> 00:08:15.280 - Oh. The gas. - To put it simply, 129 00:08:15.829 --> 00:08:18.116 we pulled it from the main section of the pod. 130 00:08:18.248 --> 00:08:22.743 The baby's car seat, so to speak. It can only be activated one way. 131 00:08:23.169 --> 00:08:25.331 You might want to look away for a moment, Ms. Lane. 132 00:08:27.215 --> 00:08:30.458 Kryptonian tech can be a bit overwhelming. 133 00:08:33.596 --> 00:08:34.837 Holy... 134 00:08:37.183 --> 00:08:40.972 <i>Your identity genome is confirmed, Kal-El.</i> 135 00:08:42.105 --> 00:08:45.974 <i>I am the physical embodiment of a personally-attuned program,</i> 136 00:08:46.067 --> 00:08:49.651 <i>designed as a repository for all that is Kryptonian in nature.</i> 137 00:08:50.488 --> 00:08:54.072 <i>My sole purpose on this journey is to inform you, assist you,</i> 138 00:08:54.159 --> 00:08:56.993 <i>and protect you and all Kryptonian life.</i> 139 00:08:57.579 --> 00:08:58.945 <i>- During your...</i> - Wait a sec, is he... 140 00:08:59.039 --> 00:09:03.704 Yes, Ms. Lane. You're looking at the last son of Krypton's nanny. 141 00:09:03.793 --> 00:09:04.783 Keep watching. 142 00:09:04.878 --> 00:09:08.292 <i>As I have also been entrusted with preserving the history</i> 143 00:09:08.381 --> 00:09:10.543 <i>of all Kryptonian bloodlines,</i> 144 00:09:10.967 --> 00:09:15.007 <i>we will begin with yours. The House of El...</i> 145 00:09:15.096 --> 00:09:16.587 LOIS: Wait, is that... 146 00:09:17.057 --> 00:09:18.593 There's your headline, Ms. Lane. 147 00:09:19.059 --> 00:09:22.518 I'd like you and the rest of the world to meet my parents. 148 00:09:40.872 --> 00:09:42.204 So, what do you think? 149 00:09:42.999 --> 00:09:44.740 I don't know what to say, it's... 150 00:09:45.001 --> 00:09:48.460 Hey, Superman. Looking good! 151 00:09:49.214 --> 00:09:53.083 It's going to be a reminder of just how alien you are. 152 00:09:53.885 --> 00:09:56.969 People forget that when you're saving them from falling airplanes. 153 00:09:57.972 --> 00:09:59.929 - True, but I have faith that... - (CAR HORN HONKS) 154 00:10:00.016 --> 00:10:01.348 MAN: Hey, you rock, Superman! 155 00:10:01.893 --> 00:10:04.681 - (MUSIC BLARING) - Thanks. You do, too. 156 00:10:09.150 --> 00:10:11.312 There's a really smart woman I know who always says, 157 00:10:11.402 --> 00:10:13.485 "Daylight is the best disinfectant." 158 00:10:14.447 --> 00:10:15.938 Lift back to the <i>Planet?</i> 159 00:10:17.117 --> 00:10:20.360 And save me from expensing cab fare to Perry White? 160 00:10:20.453 --> 00:10:21.614 You are heroic. 161 00:10:23.832 --> 00:10:26.540 You know me. Always saving the day. 162 00:10:54.070 --> 00:10:57.734 - Uh, thanks for the ride. Gotta go. - WOMAN: (GIGGLES) There he is. 163 00:10:57.824 --> 00:10:59.190 MAN: Hey, Superman, can I get... 164 00:10:59.284 --> 00:11:00.274 Me too. 165 00:11:01.411 --> 00:11:02.401 MAN: Oh, man. 166 00:11:02.537 --> 00:11:03.744 (ELEVATOR BELL DINGS) 167 00:11:04.873 --> 00:11:05.863 Oh! 168 00:11:06.332 --> 00:11:07.368 You're in a rush. 169 00:11:07.458 --> 00:11:08.574 LOIS: Got a big story. 170 00:11:08.668 --> 00:11:11.081 I don't want to spoil your day, but you're looking at the guy 171 00:11:11.171 --> 00:11:13.163 with an exclusive on Intergang. 172 00:11:13.256 --> 00:11:15.543 That's nice. Come with me. 173 00:11:17.886 --> 00:11:19.593 (CHUCKLES) What's bigger than Intergang? 174 00:11:20.430 --> 00:11:21.466 You'll find out. 175 00:11:22.515 --> 00:11:25.758 Oh, right, you had that interview with your super friend. 176 00:11:26.352 --> 00:11:27.718 I know what that means... 177 00:11:30.732 --> 00:11:31.939 (SIGHS) In here. 178 00:11:40.491 --> 00:11:41.607 (CLARK MOANS) 179 00:11:43.161 --> 00:11:46.745 You're always on fire after seeing him. Should I be jealous? 180 00:11:47.749 --> 00:11:49.206 I think it's the tights. 181 00:11:49.709 --> 00:11:51.996 I can pick up a pair if that's all it takes. 182 00:11:52.712 --> 00:11:55.955 Perfect. Wear them on our trip to the Hamptons this weekend. 183 00:11:57.091 --> 00:11:59.048 Uh, about that... 184 00:12:00.345 --> 00:12:02.962 Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. 185 00:12:04.057 --> 00:12:06.014 Do you know how hard it is for me to get away? 186 00:12:06.559 --> 00:12:08.892 I gave up that interview with the secretary of state. 187 00:12:08.978 --> 00:12:10.935 - I can explain... - Really? 188 00:12:11.314 --> 00:12:14.182 You mean it's not some secret meeting with some secret spies 189 00:12:14.275 --> 00:12:15.641 in some secret location? 190 00:12:15.735 --> 00:12:17.101 My parents are in town. 191 00:12:18.821 --> 00:12:21.609 Serious? So, you buried the lede. 192 00:12:23.076 --> 00:12:25.784 This weekend just got a whole lot more interesting. 193 00:12:26.579 --> 00:12:27.569 Um... 194 00:12:28.289 --> 00:12:29.700 I don't... 195 00:12:29.874 --> 00:12:32.287 You don't what? Want me to meet them? 196 00:12:32.794 --> 00:12:34.160 Don't you think it's time? 197 00:12:37.966 --> 00:12:40.003 Lois, wait, it's just that... 198 00:12:40.718 --> 00:12:44.382 Look, Clark. I'm not gonna waste time worrying if a guy likes me or not. 199 00:12:44.472 --> 00:12:48.762 We're both adults. I know it was my idea to keep things secret at work, 200 00:12:48.851 --> 00:12:51.093 but I'm really trying here. 201 00:12:51.437 --> 00:12:54.805 No, no, you're right. You should meet them. 202 00:12:56.067 --> 00:12:58.730 It's just that this is uncharted territory for me, 203 00:12:59.279 --> 00:13:01.396 and there are some things I need to get used to sharing. 204 00:13:02.657 --> 00:13:06.571 Clark, it's your parents. What am I gonna find out? 205 00:13:07.287 --> 00:13:11.327 That you were a huge dork? I already know that. 206 00:13:22.719 --> 00:13:25.211 It'll be fine. Just fine. 207 00:13:32.603 --> 00:13:34.811 SUPERMAN: Well, Dr. Stone, what's the verdict? 208 00:13:38.234 --> 00:13:40.442 It matches what we've seen from other Apokoliptian tech, 209 00:13:40.528 --> 00:13:41.814 but not completely. 210 00:13:42.947 --> 00:13:44.904 John, can you come here for a moment? 211 00:13:44.991 --> 00:13:47.153 I can't remember the last time you asked for help. 212 00:13:48.786 --> 00:13:52.245 Dr. Irons is one of S.T.A.R. Labs' premier engineers. 213 00:13:54.042 --> 00:13:56.500 If it's about this metal, Silas, I've been... 214 00:13:57.128 --> 00:13:58.164 Oh. 215 00:13:59.547 --> 00:14:00.663 Yeah. It's him. 216 00:14:01.507 --> 00:14:02.497 Have we met? 217 00:14:02.592 --> 00:14:04.458 At a construction site, once. 218 00:14:04.719 --> 00:14:08.178 I had just quit LexCorp and wanted to get my mind off it. 219 00:14:08.681 --> 00:14:10.718 I remember. Nice shirt. 220 00:14:11.642 --> 00:14:12.928 I wear it with pride. 221 00:14:13.519 --> 00:14:15.806 Uh, can we just do this already? 222 00:14:15.897 --> 00:14:17.354 What did you find, John? 223 00:14:17.732 --> 00:14:19.598 It's definitely from Apokolips, 224 00:14:21.444 --> 00:14:24.733 but it's been bonded with Earth-based tri-formulides 225 00:14:25.365 --> 00:14:29.029 at an atomic level. The combination makes this stronger. 226 00:14:30.370 --> 00:14:31.906 Incredible. 227 00:14:32.413 --> 00:14:34.871 That means it's even stronger than you, Victor. 228 00:14:35.124 --> 00:14:37.741 Always got an encouraging word, huh, Dad? 229 00:14:38.044 --> 00:14:40.536 You'd need some very sophisticated resources 230 00:14:40.630 --> 00:14:42.041 to produce an alloy like this. 231 00:14:42.131 --> 00:14:45.090 S.T.A.R. Labs could do it, but it sure didn't come from here. 232 00:14:45.760 --> 00:14:47.672 Maybe WayneTech or even... 233 00:14:48.262 --> 00:14:49.343 Of course... 234 00:14:49.972 --> 00:14:52.134 Cyborg, we'll catch up later. 235 00:14:54.560 --> 00:14:56.973 Thank you both for your time and expertise. 236 00:14:57.563 --> 00:14:59.304 You're welcome, Superman. 237 00:15:04.737 --> 00:15:08.071 I appreciate you bringing me in on this, son. 238 00:15:08.366 --> 00:15:09.982 It's been a long time. 239 00:15:10.785 --> 00:15:13.698 Yeah, I know. Sorry about that. 240 00:15:16.624 --> 00:15:18.206 Doc Irons, you good? 241 00:15:19.252 --> 00:15:20.834 Better than ever, Victor. 242 00:15:36.144 --> 00:15:37.601 Lose something, Lex? 243 00:15:38.438 --> 00:15:39.474 (LEX YAWNS) 244 00:15:40.898 --> 00:15:44.608 I'm sorry. What are we blaming me for now, Superman? 245 00:15:45.695 --> 00:15:47.106 Those weapons this morning. 246 00:15:48.114 --> 00:15:49.605 They're based on alien technology 247 00:15:49.699 --> 00:15:52.282 but clearly modified for Intergang here on Earth. 248 00:15:52.577 --> 00:15:54.159 Ooh, that sounds scary, 249 00:15:54.454 --> 00:15:57.197 but as you can see, I spend my days under house arrest, 250 00:15:57.498 --> 00:15:59.410 wearing this crude leash. 251 00:15:59.876 --> 00:16:02.664 I've added a little dash of Kryptonite green. 252 00:16:04.422 --> 00:16:06.163 Don't worry, it's not real. 253 00:16:08.509 --> 00:16:12.002 Oh, come on. Intergang has connections all over the planet. 254 00:16:12.472 --> 00:16:13.633 It could be anyone. 255 00:16:14.932 --> 00:16:18.721 We'll get to the bottom of it, Lex, and when we do, 256 00:16:19.395 --> 00:16:20.476 I'll be back. 257 00:16:21.522 --> 00:16:23.263 You know something I don't know? 258 00:16:24.442 --> 00:16:26.729 Only that this city's never going to love you 259 00:16:27.069 --> 00:16:28.560 just for hating me. 260 00:16:35.119 --> 00:16:36.485 (GRUNTS) 261 00:16:39.165 --> 00:16:42.909 Senator, the rents on those slums were raised 200%. 262 00:16:43.002 --> 00:16:45.870 As the newly disclosed owner, you must have some kind of a comment. 263 00:16:45.963 --> 00:16:46.953 (LINE DISCONNECTS) 264 00:16:48.466 --> 00:16:49.547 I guess not. 265 00:16:50.551 --> 00:16:51.667 CAT: Incoming. 266 00:16:53.346 --> 00:16:56.339 I heard something juicy and I had to share. 267 00:16:56.516 --> 00:16:59.259 Doesn't <i>Daily Planet Live</i> go on the air in two minutes? 268 00:16:59.644 --> 00:17:01.806 Mmm-mmm. I'm not on until the second segment. 269 00:17:03.564 --> 00:17:05.021 I'm sure it could wait. 270 00:17:06.025 --> 00:17:07.015 (LOIS TYPING) 271 00:17:07.818 --> 00:17:10.481 So you're meeting the parents. 272 00:17:10.905 --> 00:17:12.692 Oh, God. Make it stop. 273 00:17:13.199 --> 00:17:15.691 Lois. You're great. I respect you. 274 00:17:15.785 --> 00:17:18.323 I wanted to be you until I found out on-camera pays more 275 00:17:18.412 --> 00:17:19.619 than digging through government garbage. 276 00:17:19.705 --> 00:17:21.071 Who told you, anyway? 277 00:17:21.165 --> 00:17:23.248 You did. Just now. 278 00:17:25.127 --> 00:17:29.292 I had a suspicion something was up when you stopped calling him Smallville. 279 00:17:30.716 --> 00:17:31.706 I did? 280 00:17:31.801 --> 00:17:35.465 (SCOFFS) Sweetie, the women here notice everything about tall, handsome men. 281 00:17:35.555 --> 00:17:38.138 And the only competition in this place is Steve Lombard, 282 00:17:38.224 --> 00:17:39.965 and he makes me feel like I need a shower. 283 00:17:41.143 --> 00:17:43.681 Hello, ladies. Did someone mention the Steveinator? 284 00:17:44.397 --> 00:17:46.855 Yes. I think it was Human Resources. 285 00:17:47.358 --> 00:17:48.599 You see my point. 286 00:17:51.070 --> 00:17:52.231 Hey! 287 00:17:52.446 --> 00:17:55.405 Listen, Cat. Clark and I are just good friends right now. 288 00:17:55.658 --> 00:17:58.025 You want to spread it around the office? Have at it. 289 00:17:58.286 --> 00:18:00.619 - Just let me get back to work, okay? - Okay, okay. 290 00:18:01.581 --> 00:18:02.742 Just be careful. 291 00:18:03.040 --> 00:18:05.748 You always said Clark seemed different, like he's got a wall around him. 292 00:18:06.335 --> 00:18:10.079 It's like he doesn't want anyone to get too close, you know what I mean? 293 00:18:11.257 --> 00:18:13.590 Yeah. I guess I do. 294 00:18:13.676 --> 00:18:15.133 MAN: We need you on set, Ms. Grant. 295 00:18:15.344 --> 00:18:17.176 - (ELECTRONIC BEEP) - That's my cue! See you! 296 00:18:49.587 --> 00:18:50.577 TERRI: Drop something? 297 00:18:50.671 --> 00:18:53.084 As your long-suffering, devoted wife, 298 00:18:53.174 --> 00:18:55.917 I'm used to your butter fingers at home, but... 299 00:18:56.010 --> 00:18:58.343 Hank, you're setting a bad example for the others. 300 00:18:58.429 --> 00:19:00.216 Yeah, Commander, I'm starting to wonder 301 00:19:00.306 --> 00:19:02.468 if we've got the wrong Henshaw in charge. 302 00:19:02.558 --> 00:19:05.676 Guys, I'm happy to let Terri call the shots, but I gotta warn you, 303 00:19:05.770 --> 00:19:07.261 I'm considered the nice Henshaw. 304 00:19:07.355 --> 00:19:08.391 (LAUGHS) Yeah, right. 305 00:19:08.981 --> 00:19:10.768 Terri, give Houston a call. 306 00:19:10.858 --> 00:19:13.396 Looks like they were right about the hydraulic struts. 307 00:19:13.653 --> 00:19:15.940 The launch vibration probably knocked some screws loose. 308 00:19:16.072 --> 00:19:18.485 Knocked some screws loose. Very technical. 309 00:19:18.574 --> 00:19:21.908 Well, I'm sure you can science that up a bit, Madam Engineer. 310 00:19:22.995 --> 00:19:24.736 Houston, this is Excalibur. 311 00:19:25.373 --> 00:19:26.489 Come in, Houston. 312 00:19:27.249 --> 00:19:31.289 Come on, Space Rangers, last looks before we head back in. 313 00:19:32.004 --> 00:19:35.748 It's your ninth trip up here, boss. You can't still be dazzled. 314 00:19:36.509 --> 00:19:38.091 I'm just looking for a red cape. 315 00:19:38.552 --> 00:19:40.384 You can see it if he's above the exosphere. 316 00:19:41.514 --> 00:19:44.348 He's been up here twice, you know. Saved my ass, one time. 317 00:19:47.478 --> 00:19:49.845 Yes, sir, you can always count on Superman. 318 00:20:17.258 --> 00:20:19.045 (STAMMERS) I hated to interrupt your plans. 319 00:20:19.135 --> 00:20:21.343 How was your night on the town, Mr. Luthor? 320 00:20:25.599 --> 00:20:26.760 Phenomenal, Gregory. 321 00:20:27.017 --> 00:20:29.760 But then again, every private performance by the Bolshoi 322 00:20:29.895 --> 00:20:31.636 is a little better when it's forbidden. 323 00:20:32.356 --> 00:20:34.018 Do you have something for me? 324 00:20:34.608 --> 00:20:35.598 Uh... 325 00:20:36.402 --> 00:20:38.894 Right. Sometimes I forget which one of us 326 00:20:38.988 --> 00:20:40.820 the government has placed under house arrest. 327 00:20:43.033 --> 00:20:44.114 I don't. 328 00:20:49.540 --> 00:20:53.534 Hank, they need you back online. Important. 329 00:20:53.794 --> 00:20:55.626 Henshaw here. What's up? 330 00:20:57.465 --> 00:20:58.546 Oh, hell. 331 00:20:59.175 --> 00:21:01.212 We've got unidentified debris heading our way! 332 00:21:01.302 --> 00:21:03.134 Everyone back to the ship, now! 333 00:21:05.306 --> 00:21:06.296 Leave it! 334 00:21:16.317 --> 00:21:18.400 LEX: Always happy to walk among the greatest minds 335 00:21:18.486 --> 00:21:19.943 of this generation. 336 00:21:20.946 --> 00:21:22.562 That's why I bought them. 337 00:21:23.240 --> 00:21:26.199 That specimen's clearly porphyritic rock. 338 00:21:26.410 --> 00:21:28.447 Read a book, you clod. 339 00:21:30.581 --> 00:21:34.120 At last someone understands Euclid's fifth postulate. 340 00:21:34.960 --> 00:21:36.542 Too bad it's not you. 341 00:21:40.633 --> 00:21:42.670 I do not suffer fools, people. 342 00:21:44.261 --> 00:21:46.218 The world is filled with too many already. 343 00:21:46.764 --> 00:21:49.802 Obsequious cretins who worship aliens, 344 00:21:50.142 --> 00:21:52.555 believing them to be the agents of justice. 345 00:21:53.187 --> 00:21:57.522 But I have seen the alien's true face. I understand his threat. 346 00:21:57.942 --> 00:22:01.401 In spite of my false conviction at the hands of these vigilantes, 347 00:22:01.529 --> 00:22:04.943 LexCorp has stayed on mission, redoubling its efforts 348 00:22:05.074 --> 00:22:09.489 to find the next alien <i>Ubermensch</i> and crush it in its infancy. 349 00:22:11.330 --> 00:22:14.619 - Now. Show me what you've found. - Okay. 350 00:22:17.753 --> 00:22:20.166 They hacked into Houston's encrypted feed 351 00:22:20.256 --> 00:22:22.999 from the Excalibur shuttle, and something's heading our way. 352 00:22:28.264 --> 00:22:31.473 HANK: <i>We've got 30 seconds. You need to fire engines now!</i> 353 00:22:32.351 --> 00:22:34.308 I'd like to see what they're running away from. 354 00:22:34.395 --> 00:22:35.977 Do we have a satellite nearby? 355 00:22:36.146 --> 00:22:37.762 (GREGORY TYPING) 356 00:22:41.902 --> 00:22:42.892 Enlarge. 357 00:22:47.491 --> 00:22:50.279 Does that asteroid look unusual to you? 358 00:22:50.494 --> 00:22:51.826 It looks lumpy. 359 00:22:52.538 --> 00:22:53.654 Hmm. 360 00:22:54.999 --> 00:22:56.740 I was going to say pregnant. 361 00:22:59.336 --> 00:23:01.168 (ALARMS RINGING) 362 00:23:03.966 --> 00:23:06.299 Tethers still attached. Bay doors open 12 degrees. 363 00:23:06.427 --> 00:23:08.840 I don't care! Initiate primary thrusters now! 364 00:23:12.641 --> 00:23:13.722 (BOTH GRUNT) 365 00:23:13.809 --> 00:23:16.142 ASTRONAUT: Captain, impact! We're breaking up! 366 00:23:16.520 --> 00:23:18.386 We've lost starboard thrusters and altitude control! 367 00:23:18.480 --> 00:23:20.312 Oh, my God, Hank, we're not going to make it! 368 00:23:20.941 --> 00:23:23.228 Like hell, we're not. Superman will save us. 369 00:23:23.319 --> 00:23:24.355 Just like always. 370 00:23:30.034 --> 00:23:31.616 - (BOTH GRUNT) - ASTRONAUT: We're breaking up! 371 00:23:35.831 --> 00:23:38.824 Stay calm, everyone! He's on his way, I know it! 372 00:23:38.918 --> 00:23:40.284 ASTRONAUT: Losing thrusters, we're out of control... 373 00:23:40.377 --> 00:23:41.584 - Hank! What are you... - It's okay, Terri. 374 00:23:41.670 --> 00:23:43.252 You can always count on Superman! 375 00:23:45.633 --> 00:23:47.340 (ASTRONAUTS SCREAMING) 376 00:23:48.761 --> 00:23:50.548 - (TERRI SCREAMING) - Terri, no! 377 00:23:53.724 --> 00:23:55.556 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 378 00:23:55.643 --> 00:23:58.135 Superman? I knew you'd come! 379 00:24:33.764 --> 00:24:36.723 TECHNICIAN ON PHONE: <i>Mr. Luthor, I have to hurry before I'm missed.</i> 380 00:24:36.934 --> 00:24:39.096 <i>The meteorite's impact was in the mid-Atlantic channel.</i> 381 00:24:39.186 --> 00:24:43.601 <i>Coordinates 40. 712 north, 74.595 west.</i> 382 00:24:43.691 --> 00:24:44.727 <i>Did you get that?</i> 383 00:24:45.275 --> 00:24:47.892 LEX: Your son's anti-toxin will be delivered within the hour. 384 00:24:48.278 --> 00:24:50.190 Congratulations on his survival. 385 00:24:52.616 --> 00:24:54.232 Time to go for a swim. 386 00:24:58.455 --> 00:24:59.866 (BOTH GRUNTING) 387 00:25:03.919 --> 00:25:05.330 Clark! Flank me! 388 00:25:13.637 --> 00:25:17.051 Seriously, Diana. We need to use code names in the field. 389 00:25:17.141 --> 00:25:18.803 You just called me Diana. 390 00:25:19.560 --> 00:25:20.767 But that's what you want to be called. 391 00:25:20.853 --> 00:25:21.934 (GROWLS) 392 00:25:22.021 --> 00:25:23.228 (BOTH GRUNTING) 393 00:25:23.731 --> 00:25:25.688 You want to be called Superman? 394 00:25:28.610 --> 00:25:30.693 Sounds like even your ego's super strong. 395 00:25:31.155 --> 00:25:34.193 I just don't need my real name public. Besides... 396 00:25:37.077 --> 00:25:38.318 I like Superman. 397 00:25:38.412 --> 00:25:39.528 (GROWLS) 398 00:25:43.542 --> 00:25:46.159 Because Wonder Man sounds like we're married? 399 00:25:46.336 --> 00:25:47.326 No. 400 00:25:48.380 --> 00:25:49.461 Because she gave it to me. 401 00:25:58.390 --> 00:25:59.881 You mean Lois? 402 00:25:59.975 --> 00:26:01.637 Yeah. Lois. 403 00:26:04.688 --> 00:26:07.305 Funny how you use her actual name. 404 00:26:07.399 --> 00:26:09.891 But don't allow her to know yours. 405 00:26:12.404 --> 00:26:13.940 It's a complicated relationship. 406 00:26:15.240 --> 00:26:16.776 Kind of like ours was. 407 00:26:18.285 --> 00:26:19.776 It was nice for a while. 408 00:26:20.746 --> 00:26:21.953 Yes, it was. 409 00:26:23.540 --> 00:26:24.997 It's just as well. 410 00:26:25.084 --> 00:26:29.078 I wasn't very good at playing this masquerade of yours. Towel? 411 00:26:30.214 --> 00:26:31.580 I don't sweat. 412 00:26:32.424 --> 00:26:34.131 Maybe not on the outside. 413 00:26:37.387 --> 00:26:39.174 CYBORG ON PA: <i>Guys, Lantern finally made it.</i> 414 00:26:39.264 --> 00:26:40.675 <i>We're all in the meeting room.</i> 415 00:26:46.146 --> 00:26:48.229 HAZELWOOD: <i>Descending now past 9,000 meters.</i> 416 00:26:51.443 --> 00:26:52.979 <i>9,500 meters.</i> 417 00:26:53.862 --> 00:26:56.229 I hear something off the port side... Whoa! 418 00:26:57.866 --> 00:27:00.654 LEX: I'm paying you for your experience, Hazelwood. 419 00:27:00.744 --> 00:27:02.485 Be skittish on your own time. 420 00:27:02.871 --> 00:27:05.614 HAZELWOOD: <i>We're already at 10,000 meters, Mr. Luthor.</i> 421 00:27:05.707 --> 00:27:09.075 Dive deeper. I want to find that meteorite. 422 00:27:26.478 --> 00:27:29.642 Uh, Mr. Luthor? There's someone out there. 423 00:27:36.905 --> 00:27:40.865 LEX: Those are Atlanteans, you idiot. Aquaman's tribe. 424 00:27:41.493 --> 00:27:43.826 MERCY: Hold on, Lex. I'm picking up something. 425 00:27:44.163 --> 00:27:46.029 (CREATURE BREATHING HEAVILY) 426 00:27:49.209 --> 00:27:51.371 (CONTINUES BREATHING HEAVILY) 427 00:28:02.181 --> 00:28:05.219 I suppose you want us to find out where that's coming from. 428 00:28:05.475 --> 00:28:07.216 LEX: <i>You suppose correctly.</i> 429 00:28:21.825 --> 00:28:23.111 HAZELWOOD: <i>They've stopped.</i> 430 00:28:23.619 --> 00:28:25.827 (RUSTLING) 431 00:28:30.375 --> 00:28:32.537 (BOTH SCREAM) 432 00:28:36.506 --> 00:28:38.668 HAZELWOOD: <i>Something just grabbed them! I can't get a visual.</i> 433 00:28:38.800 --> 00:28:40.007 (ATLANTEANS SCREAMING) 434 00:28:40.093 --> 00:28:42.005 <i>It sounds like they're being torn apart!</i> 435 00:28:43.430 --> 00:28:45.262 <i>Mr. Luthor? Are you still there?</i> 436 00:28:47.809 --> 00:28:51.018 We've got to get out of here. We've got to... 437 00:28:52.439 --> 00:28:53.646 (SCREAMS) 438 00:28:55.734 --> 00:28:56.724 What the hell... 439 00:28:57.402 --> 00:28:59.985 - (SCREAMS) - (ALARMS BLARING) 440 00:29:01.156 --> 00:29:03.068 - (CREATURE ROARS) - (WOMAN YELPING) 441 00:29:03.784 --> 00:29:05.366 (CREW WHIMPERING) 442 00:29:05.619 --> 00:29:07.781 (BANGING) 443 00:29:34.648 --> 00:29:35.684 He's gone. 444 00:29:37.109 --> 00:29:39.647 Go back. I want to see that thing again. 445 00:29:43.657 --> 00:29:47.492 Amazing. A creature who's traveled light years through space 446 00:29:47.577 --> 00:29:49.944 and survived a catastrophic entry to Earth. 447 00:29:50.664 --> 00:29:53.156 The blue boy scout could have some competition. 448 00:29:59.381 --> 00:30:03.466 Okay, next up. The operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year. 449 00:30:04.261 --> 00:30:06.969 Utilities are above what the UN cleared for funding, guys. 450 00:30:07.681 --> 00:30:09.923 I'll handle it. Move on, Cyborg. 451 00:30:10.267 --> 00:30:12.850 Wonder Woman merchandise did very well this year. 452 00:30:13.145 --> 00:30:15.853 I can step up when the Wayne Foundation falls short. 453 00:30:17.274 --> 00:30:18.481 You're kidding, right? 454 00:30:18.775 --> 00:30:22.268 Okay, okay. Let's just agree we have this covered. What else? 455 00:30:22.779 --> 00:30:26.363 Just the Excalibur incident. Only three bodies recovered. 456 00:30:26.450 --> 00:30:29.193 I've got my guards investigating the impact area. 457 00:30:29.328 --> 00:30:31.035 S.T.A.R. Labs wanted some rock samples. 458 00:30:31.246 --> 00:30:34.034 All right, well, if that's it, we'll meet next Thursday, 459 00:30:34.124 --> 00:30:36.332 same bat time, same bat channel. 460 00:30:36.543 --> 00:30:38.785 - I won't be here. - Why? 461 00:30:38.879 --> 00:30:41.087 Yeah, if I can be here, you can be here. 462 00:30:41.173 --> 00:30:43.586 Dude, it takes you all of three seconds to get here and back. 463 00:30:43.675 --> 00:30:45.507 Two at most, but point taken. 464 00:30:46.428 --> 00:30:49.887 I have a meeting with the headmaster at Damian's boarding school. 465 00:30:50.474 --> 00:30:53.387 No way! Batman has a parent-teacher conference? 466 00:30:54.144 --> 00:30:55.134 That's great. 467 00:30:55.312 --> 00:30:56.928 Are you in the PTA, too? 468 00:30:57.022 --> 00:30:58.934 Tell me you're in the PTA. 469 00:31:00.317 --> 00:31:01.808 (CLEARS THROAT) I'm Batman. 470 00:31:02.152 --> 00:31:03.984 We need more chaperones for homecoming. 471 00:31:04.279 --> 00:31:06.191 Who has to be convinced to sign up? 472 00:31:06.740 --> 00:31:07.776 (LAUGHS) 473 00:31:08.825 --> 00:31:09.815 Heh. 474 00:31:12.412 --> 00:31:13.778 (CLEARS THROAT) 475 00:31:13.872 --> 00:31:15.534 I'm just joking. I think that's great. 476 00:31:17.459 --> 00:31:18.666 Is he still glaring at me? 477 00:31:20.087 --> 00:31:21.168 Mmm. 478 00:31:21.254 --> 00:31:23.371 We could just push the meeting back to that evening? 479 00:31:23.965 --> 00:31:27.049 Ah, can't. I've got rehearsal dinner that night. 480 00:31:28.512 --> 00:31:29.719 Is he in a play? 481 00:31:30.639 --> 00:31:33.347 He's getting married, somehow. 482 00:31:33.725 --> 00:31:35.387 Yep. Married the next day. 483 00:31:35.477 --> 00:31:38.686 Limos, banquet hall, DJ, the whole shebang. 484 00:31:39.815 --> 00:31:41.431 Just immediate family, you understand. 485 00:31:42.275 --> 00:31:43.482 Does Iris know? 486 00:31:44.069 --> 00:31:45.310 She better, she picked the date. 487 00:31:45.404 --> 00:31:49.489 No, I mean, does she know about you? 488 00:31:49.950 --> 00:31:51.566 Are you kidding? I told her ages ago. 489 00:31:52.077 --> 00:31:54.911 Jeez, Supes, you can't drop a bomb like that on the honeymoon. 490 00:31:56.832 --> 00:31:57.913 Aren't you worried? 491 00:31:57.999 --> 00:31:59.080 About what? 492 00:31:59.167 --> 00:32:01.124 About bringing her into your world. 493 00:32:01.294 --> 00:32:03.456 The dangers, the sacrifice... 494 00:32:05.215 --> 00:32:07.252 Clark, that's what marriage is all about. 495 00:32:13.098 --> 00:32:14.259 GREEN LANTERN: This calls for a toast. 496 00:32:14.349 --> 00:32:15.965 We've got some beer in the fridge. 497 00:32:16.351 --> 00:32:17.842 I know, milk for you. 498 00:32:19.146 --> 00:32:21.684 CYBORG: Congratulations! Where are you going? Fiji? 499 00:32:21.773 --> 00:32:23.230 Bora Bora? SeaWorld? 500 00:32:23.483 --> 00:32:26.271 GREEN LANTERN: Okay, Flash, there are times when speed is not good. 501 00:32:33.493 --> 00:32:36.657 PA KENT: So next thing I know, he's climbed on top of that bull! 502 00:32:36.746 --> 00:32:39.159 It couldn't throw off my little Clark, though! 503 00:32:39.249 --> 00:32:40.831 The kid was a daredevil! 504 00:32:41.001 --> 00:32:43.618 This Clark? The guy who irons his socks? 505 00:32:43.879 --> 00:32:45.836 Dad. Come on. TMI. 506 00:32:45.922 --> 00:32:47.129 What's that mean? 507 00:32:47.424 --> 00:32:48.790 Too much information, Jonathan. 508 00:32:48.884 --> 00:32:51.843 I'm sure Lois has heard half these stories before. 509 00:32:51.928 --> 00:32:53.009 Not really. 510 00:32:54.139 --> 00:32:55.129 Not at all. 511 00:32:56.892 --> 00:32:59.305 That's because if my folks have taught me one thing, 512 00:32:59.895 --> 00:33:01.511 it's not to talk about myself. 513 00:33:01.688 --> 00:33:03.645 (LAUGHS) That's a parent's job. 514 00:33:03.857 --> 00:33:07.521 Mission accomplished. Sounds like there's a lot I don't know. 515 00:33:08.778 --> 00:33:10.770 Warn me now if I should keep my distance. 516 00:33:11.072 --> 00:33:14.736 Well, you wouldn't be the first young lady to break his heart. 517 00:33:14.826 --> 00:33:17.159 TMI, Ma. 518 00:33:17.245 --> 00:33:19.453 Oh, now we're getting to the good stuff! 519 00:33:19.831 --> 00:33:23.450 (CHUCKLES) Well, first there was Lana, lovely girl. 520 00:33:23.543 --> 00:33:24.624 Lived next door. 521 00:33:24.961 --> 00:33:27.704 She'd come over every once in a while. Not like Pete Ross. 522 00:33:27.797 --> 00:33:30.255 I mean, he was there every day. 523 00:33:30.342 --> 00:33:32.425 Always wondered about that boy. 524 00:33:32.594 --> 00:33:37.180 Then there was the girl on the swim team. Laurel? Laura? Um... 525 00:33:37.265 --> 00:33:39.507 Lori. Lori Lemaris. 526 00:33:39.643 --> 00:33:43.512 I remember her. She was quite a catch. (LAUGHS) 527 00:33:44.064 --> 00:33:45.054 Pa. 528 00:33:45.232 --> 00:33:48.020 Clark's right. Maybe we shouldn't talk about her. 529 00:33:48.109 --> 00:33:49.850 I am serving halibut. 530 00:33:50.195 --> 00:33:51.185 (CLARK GROANS) 531 00:33:55.825 --> 00:33:56.815 Come on... 532 00:33:57.702 --> 00:33:58.692 Taxi! 533 00:33:59.371 --> 00:34:02.114 Here it comes. And there it goes. 534 00:34:03.708 --> 00:34:04.869 You okay? 535 00:34:05.252 --> 00:34:07.039 You couldn't wait to get me out of there, could you? 536 00:34:07.379 --> 00:34:10.622 Well, that's not true. I didn't want you to be bored by all those stories. 537 00:34:11.216 --> 00:34:13.208 Bored? Clark this is the first time 538 00:34:13.301 --> 00:34:15.338 I think I've ever learned anything about you. 539 00:34:15.845 --> 00:34:18.679 To be honest, it drove home how much distance you keep between us. 540 00:34:19.099 --> 00:34:21.136 Lois, you know me better than anyone. 541 00:34:22.644 --> 00:34:23.851 Then that's a real shame. 542 00:34:24.396 --> 00:34:26.638 Nothing is more important to me than you. 543 00:34:27.023 --> 00:34:28.434 I just have trouble showing it. 544 00:34:30.860 --> 00:34:32.897 There's something else going on, and sometimes, 545 00:34:33.154 --> 00:34:35.487 I feel like it scares you that I might get to the truth. 546 00:34:37.284 --> 00:34:38.274 Taxi! 547 00:34:44.249 --> 00:34:47.117 On second thought, I think I'm gonna walk. 548 00:35:36.343 --> 00:35:38.426 I think I'm at the spot where the killer emerged. 549 00:35:38.762 --> 00:35:40.219 I don't see any sign of him. 550 00:35:40.930 --> 00:35:42.262 <i>I need to get back to the others.</i> 551 00:35:43.183 --> 00:35:45.596 I've got the coordinates. I'll let everyone know. 552 00:35:47.103 --> 00:35:48.435 Sorry for your loss, man. 553 00:35:52.317 --> 00:35:53.808 (SNORING) 554 00:35:58.740 --> 00:36:02.359 I'm sorry. I guess we talked too much tonight, didn't we? 555 00:36:03.036 --> 00:36:04.277 You were fine, Ma. 556 00:36:05.538 --> 00:36:08.076 We're getting old. The secrets... 557 00:36:08.708 --> 00:36:11.291 They don't seem as important as they used to. 558 00:36:12.379 --> 00:36:15.543 They served a purpose. Still do. 559 00:36:16.841 --> 00:36:18.377 She's a nice girl, Clark. 560 00:36:19.010 --> 00:36:20.751 You deserve someone special. 561 00:36:21.513 --> 00:36:23.425 The problem is the more special they are, 562 00:36:24.974 --> 00:36:26.340 the more you want to protect them. 563 00:36:26.935 --> 00:36:31.521 I know, but you should have choices like anyone else. 564 00:36:31.856 --> 00:36:34.599 We raised you so that you could be yourself. 565 00:36:36.027 --> 00:36:38.019 We didn't raise you to be alone, honey. 566 00:36:40.407 --> 00:36:41.693 I've never been alone. 567 00:36:42.409 --> 00:36:44.492 Not since the day you and Pa took me in. 568 00:36:55.213 --> 00:36:56.704 (GROWLING) 569 00:37:07.183 --> 00:37:08.640 (BREATHING SHAKILY) 570 00:37:17.068 --> 00:37:18.900 (BEAR SNIFFING) 571 00:37:25.660 --> 00:37:26.741 (WOMAN GASPS) 572 00:37:28.163 --> 00:37:29.404 (BEAR HOWLING) 573 00:37:33.460 --> 00:37:34.746 (SCREAMS) 574 00:37:35.378 --> 00:37:36.368 (GASPS) 575 00:37:40.967 --> 00:37:42.003 Brian? 576 00:37:44.179 --> 00:37:45.215 (GASPS) 577 00:37:55.190 --> 00:37:57.432 (WOMAN SCREAMS) 578 00:38:06.367 --> 00:38:07.528 LOIS: Cat, please, 579 00:38:09.204 --> 00:38:10.945 at least let me have my coffee first. 580 00:38:11.039 --> 00:38:13.201 Abracadabra. Here. Caffeine. Ingest and go. 581 00:38:15.168 --> 00:38:16.329 There's nothing to say. 582 00:38:17.337 --> 00:38:18.828 That's never true. 583 00:38:19.964 --> 00:38:22.707 Isn't there a Wayne or a Kardashian you could be chasing? 584 00:38:22.801 --> 00:38:25.043 You. Kent. The Kansas crew. 585 00:38:25.136 --> 00:38:27.173 Was he all nervous and shaky like he gets? 586 00:38:27.514 --> 00:38:29.506 I gotta start taking the stairs. 587 00:38:31.059 --> 00:38:33.472 - Well, you know, he got here early. - Clark? 588 00:38:33.561 --> 00:38:36.349 Yep, and he keeps finding reasons to walk by your desk. 589 00:38:37.023 --> 00:38:41.393 Cat, seriously, can you lay off? Things didn't go quite as expected. 590 00:38:42.028 --> 00:38:43.564 Having you press buttons is really not helping anything. 591 00:38:43.780 --> 00:38:44.770 (YELPS) 592 00:38:44.864 --> 00:38:47.106 Lois. I stopped and got you some... 593 00:38:48.368 --> 00:38:49.358 coffee. 594 00:38:52.914 --> 00:38:54.030 Should I leave? 595 00:38:54.457 --> 00:38:57.074 No. Cat, I was just looking for a background 596 00:38:57.168 --> 00:38:59.160 on a Congressman Lois interviewed last year. 597 00:39:00.213 --> 00:39:03.001 (SOFTLY) Maybe we can meet for lunch? We need to talk. 598 00:39:03.633 --> 00:39:06.125 - Okay. I can eat around 2:00 p.m. - (CELL PHONE VIBRATING) 599 00:39:12.976 --> 00:39:15.059 That'd be great, whatever works for you works for me. 600 00:39:15.270 --> 00:39:17.057 There's a place in Hobbs Bay. 601 00:39:18.898 --> 00:39:21.436 Get the address from Jimmy, and I'll meet you there. 602 00:39:24.737 --> 00:39:26.069 Wow. 603 00:39:26.865 --> 00:39:28.072 So what do you think? 604 00:39:28.241 --> 00:39:30.733 It's hard to say. He's nervous, that's for sure. 605 00:39:31.160 --> 00:39:34.904 It could be nothing. You know how men are. You never know. 606 00:39:36.833 --> 00:39:38.790 Mmm. Yeah, you're in trouble. 607 00:39:39.752 --> 00:39:42.210 I'm sorry. Don't order a lot for lunch. 608 00:39:42.505 --> 00:39:44.872 You don't wanna be bloated when... Mmm. 609 00:39:46.509 --> 00:39:48.171 I got the alert, what's up? 610 00:39:48.469 --> 00:39:50.756 Just wanted you to know there's action in your zone. 611 00:39:50.847 --> 00:39:53.464 <i>- Where?</i> - I think we're okay for now. 612 00:39:53.558 --> 00:39:55.766 Flash and a few others are already headed out. 613 00:39:55.852 --> 00:39:58.185 Initial reports are some kind of creature. 614 00:39:58.271 --> 00:40:01.184 Arthur spotted something off-shore, might be related. 615 00:40:01.274 --> 00:40:03.436 I've got a lunch with Lois, but I'll cancel. 616 00:40:03.526 --> 00:40:04.983 We're good with who we have. 617 00:40:05.612 --> 00:40:07.478 This lunch wouldn't have anything to do 618 00:40:07.572 --> 00:40:09.279 with what we were discussing the other day? 619 00:40:09.908 --> 00:40:11.319 Call if the League needs me. 620 00:40:12.160 --> 00:40:15.073 Is that your way of saying, "Mind your own business"? 621 00:40:15.622 --> 00:40:16.703 Yep. 622 00:40:21.002 --> 00:40:22.243 (SIRENS WAILING) 623 00:40:25.298 --> 00:40:27.415 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 624 00:41:04.796 --> 00:41:05.957 (OFFICERS SCREAM) 625 00:41:10.343 --> 00:41:13.381 It killed him. It killed him! 626 00:41:24.816 --> 00:41:29.902 Oh, my God, please, if anyone's watching this, send help! 627 00:41:30.238 --> 00:41:32.150 This monster's killing everyone! 628 00:41:35.535 --> 00:41:36.901 (GASPS) 629 00:41:38.579 --> 00:41:39.569 No! 630 00:41:40.123 --> 00:41:41.989 (YELPING) 631 00:41:58.349 --> 00:42:00.215 GREEN LANTERN: It's okay, kid. We're here now. 632 00:42:00.977 --> 00:42:03.014 Flash. Civilians. 633 00:42:09.193 --> 00:42:10.183 (HAWKMAN GROANING) 634 00:42:15.241 --> 00:42:16.732 (GROWLS) 635 00:42:17.452 --> 00:42:18.659 (GROANS) 636 00:42:28.379 --> 00:42:29.369 Hawk's still alive. 637 00:42:29.464 --> 00:42:30.875 CYBORG ON RADIO: <i>Lantern, we need a perimeter.</i> 638 00:42:30.965 --> 00:42:33.173 Like hell. This is no time for a rope-a-dope. 639 00:42:33.259 --> 00:42:35.376 I'm a member of the Green Lantern Corps. 640 00:42:36.137 --> 00:42:38.675 We eat monsters like this for breakfast. 641 00:42:40.141 --> 00:42:41.507 (SIREN WAILING) 642 00:42:42.894 --> 00:42:44.135 (ROARS) 643 00:42:52.820 --> 00:42:54.152 (GRUNTING) 644 00:42:55.364 --> 00:42:57.105 (GROWLS) 645 00:43:00.536 --> 00:43:02.118 (ROARS) 646 00:43:07.460 --> 00:43:09.042 (GROANING) 647 00:43:09.629 --> 00:43:11.962 Okay, didn't see that coming. 648 00:43:20.556 --> 00:43:22.639 (GRUNTING) 649 00:43:23.893 --> 00:43:25.225 (GREEN LANTERN YELPS) 650 00:43:44.956 --> 00:43:46.197 (GROWLS) 651 00:43:48.334 --> 00:43:50.041 (GROANS) 652 00:44:03.432 --> 00:44:04.673 (FLASH YELLS) 653 00:44:06.269 --> 00:44:07.635 (FLASH GROANING) 654 00:44:11.440 --> 00:44:13.523 (GROWLS) 655 00:44:18.614 --> 00:44:21.106 Alert! Three Leaguers down and we only just got here. 656 00:44:21.200 --> 00:44:22.361 Need backup, now! 657 00:44:34.463 --> 00:44:35.920 LEX: Dabney Donovan! 658 00:44:36.257 --> 00:44:38.715 How's my hard-earned money being spent? 659 00:44:38.968 --> 00:44:41.426 Lex! Why, it's all in front of you. 660 00:44:42.221 --> 00:44:43.211 Every penny. 661 00:44:44.682 --> 00:44:47.720 I'll stay here. I don't do crazy very well. 662 00:44:48.728 --> 00:44:50.344 Still carrying the gun? 663 00:44:50.438 --> 00:44:54.432 Oh, yes. You never know when one of my babies might break out. 664 00:44:54.984 --> 00:44:57.647 They get confused. 665 00:44:58.779 --> 00:45:00.111 Any progress? 666 00:45:01.449 --> 00:45:06.569 Hit or miss. I expect to have more obedient samples soon, very soon. 667 00:45:06.662 --> 00:45:10.155 I don't want samples, I want an army! 668 00:45:10.291 --> 00:45:12.658 It's difficult replicating DNA, 669 00:45:12.752 --> 00:45:14.994 we need a more durable code. 670 00:45:15.922 --> 00:45:18.414 Now, that creature you told me about... 671 00:45:18.507 --> 00:45:21.716 We're tracking it down, Dabney. Don't count your chickens. 672 00:45:23.054 --> 00:45:25.762 What about this one? This was to be the prototype. 673 00:45:27.183 --> 00:45:28.594 It's still growing. 674 00:45:29.018 --> 00:45:30.008 Lex! 675 00:45:31.020 --> 00:45:32.101 We found it. 676 00:45:50.498 --> 00:45:51.659 (BATMAN GROANS) 677 00:45:54.752 --> 00:45:55.913 Fall, you bastard. 678 00:46:05.137 --> 00:46:07.675 (GROWLS) 679 00:46:07.807 --> 00:46:10.299 BIBBO: And then I says to Superman, I says, 680 00:46:10.393 --> 00:46:13.477 "Hit him with an upper-cut. Now counter-punch, counter-punch." 681 00:46:14.438 --> 00:46:17.351 And that's pretty much how I helped him save the city, more or less. 682 00:46:18.442 --> 00:46:19.978 That's quite a story. 683 00:46:20.278 --> 00:46:21.860 I got a hundred of 'em. 684 00:46:21.946 --> 00:46:25.314 I'll bet you do. How about menus? Do you have any of those? 685 00:46:25.408 --> 00:46:28.822 Oh, yeah. Here you go. Try the ribs. 686 00:46:28.911 --> 00:46:33.201 Comes with super sauce and a side of super slaw. 687 00:46:33.958 --> 00:46:35.415 Um, super. 688 00:46:38.587 --> 00:46:40.704 I'm sorry. Jimmy loves this place. 689 00:46:40.798 --> 00:46:43.461 Jimmy Olsen eats chili dogs for breakfast. 690 00:46:44.468 --> 00:46:47.256 So, what did you want to talk about? 691 00:46:48.097 --> 00:46:49.133 Okay. 692 00:46:49.849 --> 00:46:52.307 The other day, you said it felt like I was holding back, 693 00:46:52.935 --> 00:46:54.221 like something was wrong. 694 00:46:55.313 --> 00:46:56.349 You were right. 695 00:46:57.273 --> 00:46:59.230 Okay, glad to know I'm not crazy. 696 00:46:59.859 --> 00:47:02.067 Well, this doesn't have to be a bad breakup. 697 00:47:02.153 --> 00:47:03.564 I'm still going to come to work each day. 698 00:47:03.654 --> 00:47:05.520 If that's a problem, it's on you to deal with. 699 00:47:05.614 --> 00:47:07.651 - I... - Wait, let me finish. 700 00:47:08.868 --> 00:47:10.484 There's a reason why I'm so secretive, 701 00:47:13.039 --> 00:47:14.780 and I think you deserve to know why. 702 00:47:15.708 --> 00:47:16.698 And... 703 00:47:19.420 --> 00:47:20.661 I'm Superman. 704 00:47:23.215 --> 00:47:25.548 (LAUGHING) 705 00:47:25.634 --> 00:47:28.877 That's good, Clark. You got me. 706 00:47:34.477 --> 00:47:35.718 Look at me. 707 00:47:40.816 --> 00:47:42.557 Oh, my God. 708 00:47:44.111 --> 00:47:47.149 This is insane! But it makes total sense. 709 00:47:47.239 --> 00:47:49.526 You... You always showed up around the same time. 710 00:47:49.617 --> 00:47:51.074 It was like you were just there. 711 00:47:51.160 --> 00:47:53.698 And you were good. Too good. 712 00:47:53.788 --> 00:47:55.529 Oh, my God! This is so unethical. 713 00:47:55.623 --> 00:47:57.615 You wrote stories about yourself. 714 00:47:58.459 --> 00:48:00.621 Well, yeah, but only a couple of times. 715 00:48:00.878 --> 00:48:02.210 I really wanted the job. 716 00:48:02.546 --> 00:48:04.128 You never take vacations, 717 00:48:04.215 --> 00:48:06.081 you never sweat, you never tan. 718 00:48:06.675 --> 00:48:09.008 (INHALES) Are those people even your parents? 719 00:48:09.678 --> 00:48:12.512 They are, but, you know, it's complicated. 720 00:48:13.182 --> 00:48:16.300 Oh, my God. You're from another planet. 721 00:48:17.061 --> 00:48:18.927 My boyfriend's from another planet. 722 00:48:19.355 --> 00:48:21.847 Listen, Lois. I'm just a guy from a small town 723 00:48:21.941 --> 00:48:23.227 who wants to do the right thing. 724 00:48:23.984 --> 00:48:26.442 But doing what I do could put my family in danger. 725 00:48:27.571 --> 00:48:30.405 I did this so that they wouldn't have to pay for my choices. 726 00:48:31.617 --> 00:48:34.155 And now you want me to live with it, too? 727 00:48:34.703 --> 00:48:35.864 I hope you can. 728 00:48:36.414 --> 00:48:38.701 Because there's something else I've been keeping secret. 729 00:48:40.334 --> 00:48:42.246 (CELL PHONE RINGING) 730 00:48:42.336 --> 00:48:43.622 You wanna get that? 731 00:48:47.258 --> 00:48:48.749 Jimmy, I'm busy, call back... 732 00:48:49.385 --> 00:48:52.878 What? What? Speak up, I can't hear you. 733 00:48:53.556 --> 00:48:56.890 Chief wants you on the chopper! I'll be right there! 734 00:48:56.976 --> 00:48:59.844 - Wait, why? - A monster's heading towards Metropolis! 735 00:48:59.937 --> 00:49:01.894 He's already taken out half the Justice League. 736 00:49:03.023 --> 00:49:04.810 Well, I guess you must've heard... 737 00:49:08.696 --> 00:49:09.732 ...that. 738 00:49:29.758 --> 00:49:31.090 (HELICOPTER APPROACHING) 739 00:49:40.853 --> 00:49:43.061 (CYBORG GROANS) 740 00:49:43.731 --> 00:49:45.313 (ROARS) 741 00:49:45.441 --> 00:49:46.932 (AQUAMAN GRUNTING) 742 00:49:47.067 --> 00:49:48.183 (CREATURE GROANING) 743 00:50:03.250 --> 00:50:04.491 Can you tell what he's thinking? 744 00:50:04.793 --> 00:50:08.036 No real thoughts. It's all aggression, 745 00:50:08.422 --> 00:50:10.789 all about the fight. A killing machine. 746 00:50:15.387 --> 00:50:17.845 (ROARS) 747 00:50:20.267 --> 00:50:21.849 MARTIAN MANHUNTER: No! 748 00:50:22.978 --> 00:50:24.435 (GROANS) 749 00:50:28.359 --> 00:50:32.228 (SCREAMING) 750 00:50:33.405 --> 00:50:36.318 (GROANS) 751 00:50:46.085 --> 00:50:47.246 Batman! Heads up! 752 00:50:51.674 --> 00:50:53.165 (GRUNTS) 753 00:50:57.012 --> 00:50:59.049 (GROWLS) 754 00:51:12.236 --> 00:51:15.229 Not lookin' (EXHALES) too good, Cyborg. 755 00:51:15.990 --> 00:51:19.779 We can take this creep. Come on, let's... 756 00:51:19.868 --> 00:51:21.609 (GROANS LOUDLY) 757 00:51:26.333 --> 00:51:28.370 Where is that monstrosity? 758 00:51:28.460 --> 00:51:30.122 (SIRENS WAILING) 759 00:51:30.754 --> 00:51:33.497 South. Heading toward Metropolis. 760 00:51:38.053 --> 00:51:39.544 We need you, Clark. 761 00:51:40.306 --> 00:51:43.014 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 762 00:51:47.104 --> 00:51:49.312 I call you out, monster! 763 00:51:54.778 --> 00:51:56.644 (BOTH GRUNTING) 764 00:52:41.825 --> 00:52:43.566 WONDER WOMAN: I compel you to surrender! 765 00:52:43.661 --> 00:52:45.778 (GRUNTS) 766 00:52:45.871 --> 00:52:48.238 (WONDER WOMAN YELLS) 767 00:52:50.376 --> 00:52:51.412 (EXHALES) 768 00:52:55.214 --> 00:52:57.001 (PANTING) 769 00:52:57.091 --> 00:52:59.799 You may resist the lasso, mindless creature. 770 00:53:01.345 --> 00:53:03.086 But, by Hera, you will fall! 771 00:53:17.653 --> 00:53:20.441 (YELLING) 772 00:53:22.991 --> 00:53:24.948 (GROANS) 773 00:53:45.305 --> 00:53:47.513 (WHIMPERING) 774 00:54:02.740 --> 00:54:03.730 (WONDER WOMAN MOANS) 775 00:54:03.824 --> 00:54:05.861 Diana, I should have gotten here sooner. 776 00:54:07.286 --> 00:54:09.494 Not your fault. 777 00:54:10.289 --> 00:54:12.030 - (GROANS) - You wait here, okay. 778 00:54:15.419 --> 00:54:16.409 Wait... 779 00:54:17.713 --> 00:54:19.454 Take him down, Clark. 780 00:54:20.591 --> 00:54:24.801 Don't hold back, or he'll kill everyone. 781 00:54:26.221 --> 00:54:27.883 (WONDER WOMAN GROANS) 782 00:54:32.770 --> 00:54:34.136 (ROARING) 783 00:54:37.232 --> 00:54:39.519 I don't know what hole you crawled out of, 784 00:54:39.943 --> 00:54:41.354 or where you came from, 785 00:54:43.155 --> 00:54:44.817 but I'm sending you back. 786 00:54:46.408 --> 00:54:47.899 (GROWLS) 787 00:54:53.832 --> 00:54:55.949 (SUPERMAN GRUNTING) 788 00:55:03.425 --> 00:55:04.791 (GROANS) 789 00:55:06.887 --> 00:55:09.004 (ROARS) 790 00:55:13.268 --> 00:55:14.975 (SUPERMAN GROANS) 791 00:55:24.238 --> 00:55:25.319 (BOTH YELP) 792 00:55:25.656 --> 00:55:28.114 This creature has not been identified by the government 793 00:55:28.200 --> 00:55:31.034 <i>and is rumored to have left members of the Justice League</i> 794 00:55:31.161 --> 00:55:32.902 <i>wounded or near death in Carlin Heights.</i> 795 00:55:33.872 --> 00:55:36.034 Hey, if you ain't got a place to go, 796 00:55:36.124 --> 00:55:39.538 you can stay with me while Superman cleans this clown's clock. 797 00:55:39.878 --> 00:55:41.119 I'll be here for you. 798 00:55:43.340 --> 00:55:46.253 Just like my buddy Supes is always there for us. 799 00:55:47.761 --> 00:55:51.254 The question is, will Superman once again meet the challenge 800 00:55:51.348 --> 00:55:54.432 and keep this Doomsday out of Metropolis? 801 00:55:55.185 --> 00:55:57.928 You heard her, people. Lois has given this thing a name. 802 00:55:58.021 --> 00:56:01.014 Doomsday. Let's get on it. We need a new page one. 803 00:56:01.692 --> 00:56:03.934 Yeah, if there's anyone left to read it. 804 00:56:04.570 --> 00:56:07.187 LOIS ON TV: <i>Superman may be the only hope Metropolis has.</i> 805 00:56:07.739 --> 00:56:10.106 <i>In the past, that's always been enough.</i> 806 00:56:13.328 --> 00:56:15.695 Oh, please. Cry me a river. 807 00:56:18.667 --> 00:56:19.703 Fascinating. 808 00:56:20.711 --> 00:56:24.375 What kind of civilization would produce that? 809 00:56:24.464 --> 00:56:27.207 It seems its only function is destruction. 810 00:56:27.843 --> 00:56:31.086 LEX: Perhaps it's a weapon. A first strike meant to wipe out 811 00:56:31.179 --> 00:56:34.138 all life on a planet for a conquering force. 812 00:56:34.224 --> 00:56:36.637 MERCY: That would explain why it's come to Metropolis. 813 00:56:36.727 --> 00:56:38.810 It's drawn to population centers. 814 00:56:39.354 --> 00:56:42.097 Who, besides me, would send an apex predator here, 815 00:56:42.190 --> 00:56:43.977 to kill the strongest thing it could find? 816 00:56:48.238 --> 00:56:49.945 MERCY: You think it might kill Superman? 817 00:56:50.616 --> 00:56:52.528 It would save me a lot of trouble. 818 00:56:58.957 --> 00:57:02.541 LEX: But what if the caped wonder can't bring him down? 819 00:57:02.628 --> 00:57:05.792 Metropolis will still need to be protected. 820 00:57:18.060 --> 00:57:22.054 Luckily, it's a day I've been planning for a long time. 821 00:57:23.649 --> 00:57:26.517 REPORTER ON RADIO: <i>The United States Meta-human Advisory Department</i> 822 00:57:26.610 --> 00:57:28.852 <i>is recommending all civilians head to safety zones.</i> 823 00:57:31.698 --> 00:57:34.111 - (STATIC) - (RUMBLING) 824 00:57:37.788 --> 00:57:40.155 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 825 00:57:46.380 --> 00:57:48.042 (CAR ALARM BLARING) 826 00:57:48.131 --> 00:57:50.464 (GRUNTING) 827 00:57:56.640 --> 00:57:57.721 (GASPS) 828 00:58:01.853 --> 00:58:03.094 (WOMAN PANTING) 829 00:58:03.647 --> 00:58:04.854 (SUPERMAN GRUNTS) 830 00:58:05.565 --> 00:58:07.227 (WOMAN WHIMPERS) 831 00:58:31.383 --> 00:58:32.965 (BOTH WHIMPER) 832 00:58:37.639 --> 00:58:40.347 (GROANING) 833 00:58:52.946 --> 00:58:54.437 (SUPERMAN CONTINUES GROANING) 834 00:58:58.035 --> 00:58:59.822 (PANICKED SCREAMING) 835 00:59:02.622 --> 00:59:03.908 (GROANS) 836 00:59:08.003 --> 00:59:09.744 (ROARS) 837 00:59:14.551 --> 00:59:16.383 (PANTING) 838 00:59:21.475 --> 00:59:23.592 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 839 00:59:33.945 --> 00:59:35.311 Joey, no! 840 00:59:37.741 --> 00:59:40.154 (ROARS) 841 00:59:40.285 --> 00:59:41.617 (STRAINING) 842 00:59:45.665 --> 00:59:47.372 JOEY'S MOM: Somebody help my child! 843 01:00:05.018 --> 01:00:06.600 (GRUNTS) 844 01:00:08.021 --> 01:00:09.353 Get back to your mom, son. 845 01:00:09.648 --> 01:00:11.355 Everything's going to be okay. 846 01:00:33.171 --> 01:00:34.912 (SUPERMAN GASPS) 847 01:00:35.382 --> 01:00:37.169 (GRUNTS) 848 01:01:06.580 --> 01:01:09.618 Oh, man, Superman's not looking good. 849 01:01:12.919 --> 01:01:15.081 (MA KENT WHIMPERS) 850 01:01:17.007 --> 01:01:18.839 (SUPERMAN GROANS) 851 01:01:23.054 --> 01:01:25.262 (ROARS) 852 01:01:30.645 --> 01:01:33.433 - (BOTH SCREAMING) - (ALARM BLARING) 853 01:01:33.523 --> 01:01:34.809 (GROANS) 854 01:01:35.650 --> 01:01:37.607 (GASPS) 855 01:01:45.076 --> 01:01:46.908 (WHIMPERING) 856 01:01:47.537 --> 01:01:49.449 (ALARMS STOPS) 857 01:01:49.581 --> 01:01:50.571 Huh? 858 01:01:54.044 --> 01:01:55.205 (PANTING) 859 01:01:58.840 --> 01:02:00.126 (GROANS) 860 01:02:00.967 --> 01:02:01.957 I've got you. 861 01:02:02.719 --> 01:02:05.928 You've got me, but who's got you? 862 01:02:06.765 --> 01:02:08.347 You need to call in the cavalry. 863 01:02:09.392 --> 01:02:10.974 I am the cavalry. 864 01:02:11.311 --> 01:02:14.475 (DOOMSDAY ROARS) 865 01:02:18.235 --> 01:02:21.399 You can't go back after that thing. It's suicide. 866 01:02:21.488 --> 01:02:23.354 So was following in a chopper. 867 01:02:26.952 --> 01:02:28.659 (ROARS) 868 01:02:29.955 --> 01:02:31.491 I have to get back to work. 869 01:02:34.918 --> 01:02:35.999 (LOIS GASPS) 870 01:03:16.251 --> 01:03:18.117 (SUPERMAN GROANING) 871 01:03:29.639 --> 01:03:30.880 LOIS: Come on, Jimmy. 872 01:03:31.516 --> 01:03:34.133 At this point it's impossible to tell who's the victor, 873 01:03:35.687 --> 01:03:38.304 though Superman has come from behind before. 874 01:03:39.566 --> 01:03:41.478 Huh? (YELPS) 875 01:03:50.869 --> 01:03:53.703 Lane. Olsen. Keep the camera rolling. 876 01:03:56.499 --> 01:03:58.161 You'll wanna get this. 877 01:03:59.169 --> 01:04:00.705 (DOOMSDAY GROANS) 878 01:04:00.795 --> 01:04:04.254 You think taking down the Justice League is supposed to scare us? 879 01:04:06.092 --> 01:04:07.754 That happens once a week! 880 01:04:15.352 --> 01:04:18.345 I don't know where you've come from, you alien scum, 881 01:04:22.442 --> 01:04:27.483 but you picked the wrong city and the wrong human. 882 01:04:28.907 --> 01:04:31.900 Metropolis is and always has been 883 01:04:31.993 --> 01:04:36.454 under the protection of Lex Luthor, you son-of-a-bitch! 884 01:04:40.335 --> 01:04:42.452 Now to get a piece of you. 885 01:04:54.307 --> 01:04:55.423 (GROANS) 886 01:04:56.476 --> 01:04:58.968 LEX: Step back, you freak of nature! 887 01:04:59.938 --> 01:05:02.976 No, stay away from me! 888 01:05:03.441 --> 01:05:07.185 I am Lex Luthor! I'm supposed to win! 889 01:05:10.824 --> 01:05:13.282 No! I'm supposed to win! 890 01:05:13.368 --> 01:05:15.781 (LEX WHIMPERING) 891 01:05:17.664 --> 01:05:18.905 No! 892 01:05:20.959 --> 01:05:23.121 (BOTH PANTING) 893 01:05:32.679 --> 01:05:34.011 No! 894 01:05:42.313 --> 01:05:44.396 (SUPERMAN GRUNTING) 895 01:05:50.280 --> 01:05:52.818 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 896 01:05:53.867 --> 01:05:56.985 (PANTING) 897 01:06:16.514 --> 01:06:18.346 (LOIS YELPS) 898 01:06:21.394 --> 01:06:22.726 (BOTH GRUNTING) 899 01:06:41.414 --> 01:06:43.656 (DOOMSDAY ROARS) 900 01:06:52.800 --> 01:06:54.416 (SUPERMAN GROANS) 901 01:06:56.804 --> 01:06:58.796 (SUPERMAN CHOKING) 902 01:07:01.893 --> 01:07:04.101 (SUPERMAN GROANING) 903 01:07:26.000 --> 01:07:26.990 LOIS: Clark... 904 01:07:31.130 --> 01:07:32.246 I got your note. 905 01:07:48.606 --> 01:07:50.063 And I love you, too. 906 01:08:08.334 --> 01:08:11.247 (YELLING) 907 01:08:16.843 --> 01:08:18.459 (NECK CRACKING) 908 01:08:42.785 --> 01:08:45.152 (GROANING) 909 01:08:47.707 --> 01:08:48.697 (LOIS WHIMPERS) 910 01:08:51.586 --> 01:08:54.579 Stay with me, please, stay with me. 911 01:08:56.215 --> 01:08:57.547 Is that thing... 912 01:08:59.886 --> 01:09:01.718 - Is he... - Yes. 913 01:09:03.097 --> 01:09:06.511 You did it. You saved everyone. 914 01:09:10.063 --> 01:09:14.478 Good. It's all I ever wanted. 915 01:09:17.820 --> 01:09:19.402 Except for you. 916 01:09:21.240 --> 01:09:25.951 What a lucky man I was... 917 01:09:36.089 --> 01:09:39.708 No! No! No! No! 918 01:09:40.051 --> 01:09:42.384 (LOIS SOBBING) 919 01:10:11.165 --> 01:10:13.452 (LOIS CONTINUES SOBBING) 920 01:11:02.842 --> 01:11:07.257 MAYOR: Superman was an example that inspired us to reach beyond ourselves, 921 01:11:08.097 --> 01:11:10.134 to soar towards a better tomorrow. 922 01:11:11.058 --> 01:11:16.019 He was a hero to Metropolis, but more importantly, he was a friend. 923 01:11:16.105 --> 01:11:18.267 Really sorry, sir. Need you to step back a bit. 924 01:11:18.399 --> 01:11:20.265 (MA KENT SOBBING) 925 01:11:21.027 --> 01:11:22.188 Is she gonna be okay? 926 01:11:23.446 --> 01:11:28.407 Yes, Officer. It's just a big loss for everyone. 927 01:11:29.660 --> 01:11:32.903 Yeah. Superman was kind of like family, wasn't he? 928 01:11:34.165 --> 01:11:36.248 Of course, he didn't act alone. 929 01:11:36.876 --> 01:11:39.619 The Justice League also put their lives 930 01:11:39.712 --> 01:11:44.207 on the line against this brutal, incomprehensible evil. 931 01:11:44.300 --> 01:11:47.509 In many ways, I'm sure they feel the loss 932 01:11:47.595 --> 01:11:50.303 of their leader and comrade most of all. 933 01:12:10.159 --> 01:12:13.652 And let us not forget the quick action from Lex Luthor, 934 01:12:14.330 --> 01:12:18.119 who allowed Superman the time he needed to save us all. 935 01:12:18.793 --> 01:12:21.957 Ladies and gentlemen, Lex Luthor. 936 01:12:32.640 --> 01:12:34.006 Thank you, Mayor Booker. 937 01:12:34.976 --> 01:12:38.094 It's no secret Superman and I had our differences, 938 01:12:38.479 --> 01:12:41.187 but this wasn't always the case. 939 01:12:41.732 --> 01:12:44.691 You would be surprised at all the times he came to visit. 940 01:12:45.027 --> 01:12:47.394 The wisdom he would impart. 941 01:12:48.489 --> 01:12:52.529 I will miss those late night chats on my balcony. 942 01:13:17.894 --> 01:13:22.309 For Superman! Always in our hearts! 943 01:13:47.214 --> 01:13:51.629 BIBBO: <i>Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.</i> 944 01:13:52.637 --> 01:13:55.129 <i>Blessed are thou among women,</i> 945 01:13:55.473 --> 01:13:58.887 <i>and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.</i> 946 01:14:00.061 --> 01:14:01.802 <i>Holy Mary, mother of God,</i> 947 01:14:03.731 --> 01:14:05.814 <i>pray for us sinners.</i> 948 01:14:07.068 --> 01:14:10.152 <i>Now and at the hour of our death.</i> 949 01:14:11.030 --> 01:14:12.191 Amen. 950 01:14:16.494 --> 01:14:18.702 Why would you let Superman die, 951 01:14:19.372 --> 01:14:22.786 when a washed up old roughneck like me goes on livin'? 952 01:14:25.503 --> 01:14:27.244 It ain't right, God. 953 01:14:30.883 --> 01:14:32.090 It just ain't right. 954 01:14:32.218 --> 01:14:34.210 (SOBBING) 955 01:14:52.071 --> 01:14:54.859 LEX: I don't understand your hesitation, Dr. Klyburn. 956 01:14:54.949 --> 01:14:58.067 If S.T.A.R. Labs' research on the alien corpse is complete, 957 01:14:58.160 --> 01:15:00.368 Project Cadmus is perfectly suited to house it 958 01:15:00.454 --> 01:15:01.820 until it's ready for disposal. 959 01:15:01.914 --> 01:15:03.450 It's fine here. 960 01:15:03.541 --> 01:15:06.079 LexCorp just needs to get the payload rocket ready 961 01:15:06.168 --> 01:15:08.205 so the government can get this creature off planet 962 01:15:08.295 --> 01:15:10.127 before it lands in the wrong hands. 963 01:15:10.214 --> 01:15:12.171 You know I've been exonerated, yes? 964 01:15:12.258 --> 01:15:15.467 You and your S.T.A.R. bureaucrats can't keep trying me for crimes 965 01:15:15.553 --> 01:15:16.760 I've been cleared of. 966 01:15:17.263 --> 01:15:20.973 You may have been cleared, Luthor, but no one thinks you're innocent. 967 01:15:21.559 --> 01:15:24.427 As far as I'm concerned, Cadmus is a genetic pirate ship 968 01:15:24.520 --> 01:15:25.806 - posing as a research... - (RUMBLING) 969 01:15:26.397 --> 01:15:28.514 (CREAKING) 970 01:15:42.747 --> 01:15:44.283 Someone track it! Where's it going? 971 01:15:45.791 --> 01:15:48.158 Up, up and away... 972 01:16:01.640 --> 01:16:03.427 CAT: No one's touched a thing. 973 01:16:05.186 --> 01:16:06.927 I know. I just wanted to 974 01:16:08.230 --> 01:16:09.220 check in on him. 975 01:16:09.398 --> 01:16:12.357 You know, there's still a lot of people missing after the battle. 976 01:16:12.818 --> 01:16:14.525 They're being found every day. 977 01:16:15.279 --> 01:16:16.520 Clark will show up. 978 01:16:17.114 --> 01:16:19.777 He's got the best reason of all to return. 979 01:16:23.079 --> 01:16:24.240 Thanks, Cat. 980 01:16:24.413 --> 01:16:26.905 - JIMMY: Lois! Good, you're still here. - Yeah. 981 01:16:26.999 --> 01:16:28.991 - What's goin' on? - Police scanners! Come on! 982 01:16:29.126 --> 01:16:30.913 Jim, I'm in no mood to chase a story right now. 983 01:16:31.003 --> 01:16:33.541 You will be. Trust me. You drive! 984 01:16:42.681 --> 01:16:44.718 - Is it true? - WOMAN: You tell me. 985 01:16:44.809 --> 01:16:45.799 (GASPS) 986 01:16:51.190 --> 01:16:52.977 Oh, my God. 987 01:17:00.199 --> 01:17:01.235 Superman? 988 01:18:04.513 --> 01:18:06.300 (ALARM BLARING) 989 01:20:48.302 --> 01:20:49.292 English-US-SDH