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Olsen, where are those blowups
of Superman?
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Lab's backed up.
Turnaround might take a couple hours.
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Turnaround! Great shades of Elvis!
What are we here?
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The Daily Planet, or second stringers
from the Weehawken Gazette?
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All right, staff meeting,
tomorrow morning, 6:00 a. M...
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with blowups.
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No, the color's wrong.
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- Little more almond-shaped.
- You said brown.
9
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Well, not brown-brown. Not dull, insipid,
mud-brown like Clark's.
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No offense, Clark.
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- Mud?
- More vibrant, more radiant.
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Bedroom eyes.
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If he is an alien, maybe he doesn't
get the old, you know, itch.
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One way to find out.
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A possible visitor from another planet
arrives on Earth...
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and all you can think of is hauling him off
to your lair to try him out?
17
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Test-drive, Lois.
18
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Couple of hours behind the wheel...
19
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and I know for sure
if we're talking import or domestic.
20
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No, the features are too coarse.
21
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Think noble, think Greek god.
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A Greek god?
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For example, the chin,
it's square, but not plain...
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the chin of a man
who stands for something.
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Like what?
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This is Superman we're talking about,
not some Tom, Dick, or...
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You know, he didn't seem
that special to me.
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Except for the flying and the uniform,
he could be any ordinary guy.
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Ordinary? Give me a break.
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What we've got here is an example
of human evolution: Before and after.
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Clark is the before,
and Superman is the after.
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Make that the way-way after.
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Perfect.
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Superman.
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Calendar.
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Lois Lane cancelled lunch?
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Hi, you've reached the desk of Lois Lane.
Leave a message at the tone.
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But don't expect a call back,
unless it's about Superman.
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Have a great day.
40
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Jimmy, these are no good.
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- They're okay.
- Okay doesn't cut it at this newspaper.
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All right, just sit down.
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How's everybody this morning?
Sleep well?
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Yes, sir.
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I didn't.
46
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Last night our publisher called me
into his office and asked me one question.
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Question was, "How come
the Daily Planet hadn't nailed down...
48
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"the Superman story since it literally
dropped in our laps?"
49
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Now, I took this as a personal criticism.
50
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And I assured him that each
and every one of my staff would chip in...
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would not rest until Superman was ours.
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- Now, is that clear?
- No.
53
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Perry, you can't be serious.
I was the one Superman flew with...
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I wrote the original piece. I found him.
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Actually, he found you.
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Thank you, Kent.
57
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Perry, this isn't fair.
58
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I should have the exclusive
on the follow-up. Those are the rules.
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The rules are off. This is too big.
60
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But he's mine!
61
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He's mine, as in "my story," "story mine."
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From now on, Superman is fair game.
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Every reporter for himself, or herself.
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- All right!
- Enthusiasm, see? I love it.
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I'm with you, chief.
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- We're a team?
- Yes, sir.
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Fine, Jimmy, now here's what I want
from you.
68
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- Two, no, make that three.
- Okay.
69
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Doughnuts, jelly. Go to Lucille's,
tell her they're for me, you got it?
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Got it.
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White.
72
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No, just a minute. I don't agree with that.
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I'll find him.
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How? He could be anywhere.
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- Mars, the North Pole...
- I'll find him.
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- What if he doesn't want to be found?
- What're you talking about?
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Why wouldn't he want to be found?
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Maybe all this frenzy
isn't what this guy expected.
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Maybe he's gun shy.
80
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That's ridiculous.
81
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He has no reason to hide,
especially from me.
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Wait a minute.
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I get it. You and Superman joined
the old Zero Gravity Club...
84
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up on the space station, didn't you?
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- Excuse me?
- It's okay. Don't worry, your secret's safe.
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No one would believe it, anyway.
87
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All right, everybody, let's think.
88
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What would draw Superman out?
Use your instincts.
89
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Beat the bushes, turn the stones,
get me Superman!
90
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So, where do we start?
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We? There is no we.
92
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How do you know that I don't have
the inside track on finding Superman?
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Sure, Clark.
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And when you run across Jimmy Hoffa
and the Easter Bunny...
95
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why don't you reel them in, too?
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"We" sounds good to me.
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Oui, that's French for "yes," isn't it?
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Not in Smallville.
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I don't care what the radar facility's
normally used for...
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all I'm asking for is a simple... Hello?
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Clark Kent.
102
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Really, he's there now?
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Great.
104
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Give me the address again.
344 Clinton, okay.
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Tell him I'll be right over.
Don't let him leave.
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It's the quietest building in Metropolis.
107
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- You married?
- No.
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- Girlfriend?
- No.
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Boyfriend?
110
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Me, I mind my own business.
Where you from?
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Kansas.
112
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A few screws, is all.
113
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Minerals, it's good for the liver.
114
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Nice view.
115
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You can see out, no one can see in.
Walk around in the buff. I do.
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- How much?
- $950.
117
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$950?
118
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- You want cheap, go back to lowa.
- Kansas.
119
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This is Metropolis.
120
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$900 even. Take it or leave it.
121
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- You mind if I make a few repairs?
- I guess not.
122
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- When can I move in?
- Soon as the check clears.
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I'll get some extra keys made.
124
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- Where is he?
- Who?
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Where am I?
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My new apartment.
127
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What do we know about Superman?
128
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Man, he can really jump, for a white guy.
129
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Yes, but how far? How high?
130
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I mean, is he, for example, able to leap
tall buildings in a single bound?
131
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Well, of course, he is immensely powerful.
132
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Yes, but how powerful? I mean,
more powerful than an avalanche?
133
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More powerful than a locomotive?
134
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He's still a man.
135
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All men are weak.
136
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Obviously, we know very little.
137
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So I've designed a series of tests
for Superman, and I need your help.
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Yes, Monique?
139
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Let me hire a couple of shooters, and
I'll turn Superman into a large wet spot.
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Testing won't be necessary.
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