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Grâce à une psychothérapeut, Superman apprend les effets de la kryptonite rouge. L'effet sur lui est qu'il devient indifférent à tout ce qui l'entoure. Maintenant qu'il a ses éléments, il peut combattre InterGang qui est dirigée maintenant par le fils de Church qui lui se sert de la fameuse kryptonite rouge.
InterGang réussit à voler des chèques salariaux et ils enlèvent aussi Perry mais Superman décide de secourir Perry et il est libéré.
Le Daily Planet est en danger car Stern veut le vendre à InterGang et comme Perry est absent, c'est Jimmy qui s'en occupe.
Loïs ne veut plus parler à Clark de leur rendez-vous, elle veut maintenant sortir avec Dan mais il lui avoue ses sentiments et elle est très émue. Elle accepte de souper avec lui.
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Titre VO
Individual Responsability
Titre VF
Superman sur le divan
_LOIS & CLARK_
_The New Adventures of Superman_
"Individual Responsibility"
Written by Chris Ruppenthal & Grant Rosenberg
Directed by Alan J. Levi
_CAST_
CLARK KENT/SUPERMAN
LOIS LANE
JIMMY OLSEN
PERRY WHITE
BILL CHURCH, JR.
GENE NEWTRICH
DR. FRISKIN
WALLY SCIARRA
TIFANI
GUARD
WILLIE BAUMGARDNER
JULIE TUCKER
HANK MORRISSEY
OLDER WOMAN
OLDER MAN
KARL
DELIVERY GUY
RECEPTIONIST
_LOCATIONS_
_INTERIORS_: _EXTERIORS_:
Daily Planet Daily Planet
Newsroom
Perry's Office Metropolis Street
Luxury Suite Costmart
Bill Church Jr.'s Office Office Building
Office
Hallway Medical Building
Dr. Friskin's Office
Office
Waiting Room
Gene Newtrich's Office
Office
Hallway
Parking Garage
_TEASER_
FADE IN:
1 EXT. WOODS - NIGHT #1 1
Wisps of fog dot the ground. Ten silent and determined men (X)
search the earth, the beams of their flashlights strange
glowing pillars that seem to spring from nothingness. Half
the men guide hi-tech metal detectors over the dirt; they're
led by GENE NEWTRICH, 50. He has the look of a man who's
spent his life outdoors. Suddenly, Gene's detector gives a
BEEP. He makes a hand signal and all the others congregate
around. He's handed a shovel and begins to dig Hard.
Fast. Precise. There's a CLUNK as the shovel strikes
something. Gene drops to his knees. His gloved hands probe
the soil, grasp the object and pull it up. A GLOWING RED
ROCK, the size of an orange, illuminates his face. Gene
looks at the rock in wonder.
CUT TO:
2 INT. BILL CHURCH, JR.'S BASEMENT OFFICE - DAY #2 2
BILL CHURCH, JR., 32, is on the phone pacing. He's pissed (X)
off. A copy of today's Daily Planet lies on his desk. A (X)
picture of Bill Church, Sr. is on a credenza behind him. (X)
3 CLOSE ON - DAILY PLANET HEADLINE 3
It screams: "INTERGANG BEHIND OIL SCAM!"
4 BILL, JR. 4
winces as he listens to the other person. (X)
BILL, JR.
Yes. _Yes_, I _saw_ it, Dad. (X)
Of course I'm upset. No, it's (X)
_not_ good. (X)
(listens; winces) (X)
How's your golf score? (X)
(winces again) (X)
Sorry I asked; but you know how (X)
windy it is at Kapalua. Okay, (X)
talk to you soon. Bye. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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He hangs up and looks at the paper. (X)
BILL, JR.
One of these days I'm going to get
you, Perry. Then we'll see who's
smiling.
There's a knock on the door.
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
Come.
Gene Newtrich enters, carrying a small box. He's dressed in
clean khakis and a flannel shirt which contrasts with Bill, (X)
Jr's elegant suit. Bill, Jr. spots the box.
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
This better be good, I'm in a bad (X)
mood. But don't feel pressured. (X)
GENE
Um, as you know, Mr. Church, over a
year ago your father commissioned
my team to try and find some
Kryptonite. Using the data we've
recovered from Bureau 39, we knew
approximately where Superman's
spaceship crashed. Last night, we
found this...
Gene opens the box. Bill, Jr. looks in fascination at the
glowing red rock.
GENE (CONT'D)
... twelve-point-seven kilometers
from the ship's estimated point of
impact. As far as I can tell from
my experiments, what you're looking
at is... Kryptonite.
BILL, JR.
Kryptonite? I thought it was
green. This is red. Is there a
difference? What can it do? Can (X)
it kill Superman?
GENE
I don't know. All I _do_ know is:
its atomic weight and structure are
slightly different from green
kryptonite, but its radiation is in
the same part of the spectrum.
(CONTINUED)
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BILL, JR.
So, what we need is a field test.
Of course, that means we have to
send someone expendable. Someone
we at Intergang won't miss if they
wind up in jail.
(beat)
How 'bout you, Gene?
GENE
(gulps)
My pleasure, Mr. Church.
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5 EXT. METROPOLIS STREET - DAY 5
LOIS and CLARK walk to work together, sipping cappucinos, a
slightly awkward air between them. A van marked "SPEEDY
PAYROLLS" passes and parks in front of the Daily Planet.
Clark finally asks the question he s been dying to ask. (X)
CLARK
So, how was your ice cream date
with Agent Scardino?
LOIS
(avoiding him)
Now there's my favorite sight in
the whole world: the truck that
delivers our payroll checks.
CLARK
Okay, if you don't want to talk (X)
about it, I understand. (X)
LOIS
It was... okay. I had chocolate, (X)
he ordered Rocky Road. (X)
CLARK
And you talked about ... ? (X)
LOIS
Things. (X)
(quickly)
Lots of things. And at least he (X)
stuck around long enough to have a (X)
conversation, unlike some people I (X)
know who are always running off! (X)
CLARK
Lois, I do not always run off -- (X)
(CONTINUED)
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PAYROLL GUARD (V.O.)
Help! Police!
Clark and Lois look to see three armed and HOODED MEN (one
of whom is Gene), attacking the PAYROLL GUARD as he unloads
a large box of checks from his van. A Chevy Suburban with
blacked out windows idles next to it.
CLARK
I'll call the cops!
Clark dashes away. (X)
LOIS
(to herself) (X)
Unbelievable. (X)
(to anybody who'll
listen)
Hey! Help! They're robbing that
truck!
One Hooded Man holds down the Guard as the other two load (X)
boxes of checks into the Suburban. Whoosh! Her hair gets
blown as SUPERMAN appears next to her.
SUPERMAN
Don't worry, Lois, they'll be in
jail before you can say
'cappucino'.
He runs out of frame in a BLUR.
6 ANGLE ON HOODED MEN 6
Whoosh! Superman arrives. They turn in surprise.
SUPERMAN
I'm afraid you'll have to take a
raincheck on those checks, boys.
GENE (HOODED)
(nervous)
Really? What if we don't want to?
With one hand low to his side, he makes a signal. Inside
the back of the Suburban, behind Superman, ANOTHER HOODED
THUG, opens a box, exposing the red Kryptonite.
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suddenly blinks. His face changes from firm justice to
almost casual.
(CONTINUED)
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SUPERMAN
Oh... maybe nothing. I mean,
they'll just have to reissue them,
so... what do I care?
GENE
Uh... right.
(to the other thugs)
Come on!
(CONTINUED)
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They all jump into the Suburban and speed off. Lois runs up
to Superman.
LOIS
Superman, you let them get away!
SUPERMAN
No big deal, Lois. Most criminals
are repeat offenders. I'll
probably catch then again later.
LOIS
What?!
SUPERMAN
And if I don't, well... 'que sera,
sera.' See ya.
He gently FLOATS up into the air, then ZOOMS out of sight.
LOIS
(beat)
Hey! Come back here!!! (X)
FADE OUT.
_END OF TEASE_
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_ACT ONE_
FADE IN:
8 INT. PLANET - DAY 8
The elevator doors open and Lois and Clark emerge. Lois is
practically buzzing.
LOIS
Clark, I mean, I keep thinking I'm
going to wake up and see Patrick
Duffy in the shower and this will
all have been a dream. He just let
them drive right off!
Clark is still a bit apathetic due to the lingering effects
of red Kryptonite. He's NOT lethargic, he just doesn't care
about the robbery.
CLARK
Lois, you know there is such a
thing as individual responsibility.
LOIS
What's that mean?
CLARK
The payroll company is responsible
for the safety of the checks, not
Superman. Let them take care of (X)
it.
LOIS
What about the responsibility of
the individual to the society as a
whole? The social contract that
obligates one person to help others
for the betterment of everyone?
CLARK
If that's what you feel like,
great. Otherwise, I say, kick
back. Enjoy. Do your own thing.
They arrive at Lois' desk. Clark snags a donut and a bear
claw from a passing INTERN carrying a box of donuts, etc.
LOIS
Are you serious?
CLARK
As a bear claw. Or would you
prefer jelly filled?
(CONTINUED)
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Clark's grin exasperates Lois. As she flops in her seat
with a disgusted sigh, we...
CUT TO:
9 INT. BILL CHURCH, JR.'S BASEMENT OFFICE - DAY 9
Bill, Jr. is on the phone. Gene loads a video tape of the (X)
paycheck robbery. The POINT OF VIEW indicates it was taken (X)
from a second floor window across the street. (X)
BILL, JR.
(slightly exasperated) (X)
No, Dad, I don't know what's in (X)
poi, but it's okay to eat it. (X)
What? Yes, I _haven't_ forgotten (X)
about Operation Nirvana. Okay. (X)
Okay. Don't hula too hard. (X)
Aloha. (X)
Bill, Jr. turns a long suffering eye to Gene, who's
pointing at the playback of the tape on the screen.
GENE
This is where Superman comes in! I
talk to him, and then --
Gene suddenly freezes the picture.
GENE (CONT'D)
There! That's when we opened the
box. When he got within about ten
feet, his mood changed. Suddenly,
it was like he didn't care.
Bill, Jr. stares at the screen in amazement for a moment,
then bursts out laughing.
BILL, JR.
This is better than killing him!
He just doesn't care!
(chuckles)
That was the problem with green
Kryptonite; it always ticked him
off. But this, this is perfect;
(thinking aloud) (X)
For Operation Nirvana to succeed, (X)
it's essential we control the (X)
media, and _that_ means The Daily (X)
Planet. And if... (X)
Bill, Jr. picks up the copy of The Daily Planet we saw in
the Teaser.
(CONTINUED)
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BILL,, JR. (CONT'D)
... Franklin Stern won't sell The (X)
Planet to me, we'll just have to do
things the old fashioned way.
(evil chuckle)
And Perry White's pal Superman (X)
won't be able to do a thing about
it. Yes!
He pounds his desk in glee and sits on the corner.
CUT TO:
10 INT. PLANET BULLPEN - DAY 10
CLOSEUP on Clark at his desk; he leans back in his chair,
lost in thought, a slight frown wrinkling his face. He is
slowly coming out of his apathy. Someone stands behind him.
JIMMY
C.K., here are the photos you need (X)
for the Quine project.
CLARK
(turns, takes photos) (X)
Huh? Oh. Sorry. I was just (X)
wondering about why Superman let
those crooks get away.
JIMMY
Was that wild or what? I mean,
what was he thinking?
CLARK
(worried)
I don't know. I -- He just didn't (X)
seem to... care.
JIMMY
Man, those are the luckiest crooks
in Metropolis.
CLARK
(completely back to old
self; determined)
Not for long...
As he speaks, Clark suddenly spots a DELIVERY GUY exiting (X)
the elevators with a large arrangement of tulips. He (X)
stands, an even more determined look on his face. His eyes
never leave the Delivery Guy as he heads towards Lois. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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CLARK (CONT'D)
... because when Superman makes up
his mind, he doesn't stand by for
anything. Excuse me.
Clark crosses to Lois's desk just as the Delivery Guy
arrives.
DELIVERY GUY
Sign here, please.
Lois does.
CLARK
Don't tell me, Agent Scardino's on
a stakeout in a florist's shop.
LOIS
Jealousy is so unbecoming, don't
you think?
CLARK
I wouldn't exactly call it
jealousy, but... maybe we could
discuss it Saturday night? Say...
over dinner and _after_ a show? (X)
LOIS
Clark... I have plans Saturday
night.
Clark glances at the flowers, then back to Lois.
CLARK
Lois, I know I sometimes seem be
dart away just when things start to
get serious, but now I feel like
you're the one who's backing off.
Lois doesn't know what to say, so she avoids answering by
plucking the note that's nestled amidst the flowers.
LOIS
Oh, look, a note.
(opens it and reads)
'Dear Lois. Sorry, but I need to
reschedule lunch; I have to go out
of town. Should be back by
Saturday. Can't wait. Yours in
tulips, Dan.'
Lois is bummed by this news.
(CONTINUED)
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CLARK
Maybe subconsciously Agent Scardino
has finally realized he's no good
for you and is avoiding you.
LOIS
Was that a joke?
CLARK
Kind of. But seriously, maybe you (X)
and I are both a little afraid of
the same thing... of being (X)
completely intimate. (X)
LOIS
(avoiding again)
Thank you, Dr. Freud.
(shifting gears)
Maybe you could turn your powers of
analysis to the robbery. Anything
from the cops, yet?
CLARK
Nothing.
LOIS
I wonder how Mr. Stern's taking it?
Through the windows to PERRY's office, they can see him on
the phone, pacing agitatedly.
CLARK
Judging by the way Perry's pacing,
I'd say 'Not good'.
11 INT. PERRY'S OFFICE - DAY 11
Perry's still on the phone.
PERRY
(trying to get a word
in; in a rush)
Whoa-whoa-whoa. Now Franklin, I
disagree! The Planet is harder
hitting than it's ever been. We're
the last bastion of truth in
Metropolis. We're the lead man in
the fight for justice!
Perry spots Clark and Lois hovering outside his door. He
waves for them to come in as he continues to speak.
(CONTINUED)
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PERRY (CONT'D)
The lighthouse of enlightenment!
The -- ? Okay... great! Yes.
Yes. Give my best to Muriel. Call
me when you get to Paris. You, (X)
too. Bye.
He hangs up.
PERRY (CONT'D)
Have I lost my edge? (X)
LOIS
No. Why do you say that? (X)
PERRY
Oh, no reason. (X)
CLARK
So what'd Mr. Stern say?
PERRY
He's got an offer and he's thinking
about selling The Planet to
Multiworld Communications.
LOIS
NO! He can't sell it to Intergang!
PERRY
Now, Lois, we've never had any
proof that Intergang runs
Multiworld Communications.
LOIS
Everybody on the street knows it!
Bill Church ran Intergang, and now
that he's retired, his son does!
PERRY
Whoa whoa whoa. Put a brake on
that wagon. I know you've been
working on that story since
November, but you're talking about
Bill, Jr. I've known him since he
was old enough to throw up on me!
LOIS
(sarcastic)
Oh, that means he's innocent.
(CONTINUED)
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PERRY
Billy used to caddy for me and his
Dad, and the _only_ thing he took
over from Bill, Sr. is Costmart
Stores. And he's doubled the
stock. Now he's one of the biggest
philanthropists in the country.
LOIS
And certainly the biggest fake.
Before Perry can snap back, Clark butts in to head off a
full scale argument.
(CONTINUED)
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CLARK
Chief! What did Mr. Stern say he
was going to do about the offer?
PERRY
Well, between the printers' strike
and the delivery drivers' sick out
and now this payroll thing, he
was _this_ _close_ to selling, but
I talked him out of it...
LOIS
Great!
PERRY
... at least for seventy-two hours.
Then we're goners. _Unless_...
(to Lois)
... we can prove to Mr. Stern,
and me, that Bill Church, Jr. is
behind Intergang.
LOIS
Seventy-two hours?!
CLARK
It'll take us that long just to
organize all our research.
PERRY
Hey you want to swim with the
billionaires, you gotta swim fast.
Now, I suggest we adjourn for lunch
and you can bring me up to speed on
what you got so far.
CLARK
Chief, it's nine fifteen in the (X)
morning. (X)
PERRY
Am I still in charge here?! When I
say lunch, it's lunch! Now move!
They head out the door.
12 INT. RESTAURANT PARKING GARAGE - DAY 12
Lois, Clark, and Perry walk up to the elevator. A sign on
the wall says "Larry's Bar & Grill." Perry feels his hip
pocket and frowns.
(CONTINUED)
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PERRY
You know, I got so many things on
my mind, I left my wallet in the
car. I'll be right back.
Perry exits frame.
LOIS
Gee, I can hardly wait to have some
nice, _fat_, pastrami at
nine-thirty in the morning.
CLARK
Yeah. Ya-hoo. But if it helps (X)
keep us from being sold to
Multiworld Communications, I'm all (X)
for it.
LOIS
What, you don't want to be writing
stories about 'My Stepmother Was An
Alien Go-Go Dancer'?
The elevator opens. Clark's smile is interrupted by...
PERRY (V.O.)
Get the hell away from me!
Clark and Lois spin to see the Three Hooded Men again,
dragging a struggling Perry from Perry's Lincoln Mark VIII
towards a van. Lois spins to look at Clark.
LOIS
Clark!
But the doors to the elevator have just closed. Clark is
gone.
PERRY
Let go! Let go of my arms!
They struggle for a second longer and Perry manages to rip
the hood off one of his assailants. It's Gene.
GENE
(hard)
That was a big mistake.
Whoosh! Superman FLIES up the ramp and arrows around the
corner towards Perry as Lois races towards the struggle.
Superman comes to an instant stop.
SUPERMAN
Gentlemen...
The thugs freeze. Unseen by Superman, the Fourth Hooded Man
opens the box with the Red Kryptonite again.
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undergoes an instant change. Perry doesn't notice.
PERRY
(cocky; to thugs)
Lucky for you Superman showed up.
I was about to do a little tap
dance on your heads.
SUPERMAN
Go ahead.
PERRY
What?
SUPERMAN
Tap dance. Or conga. Do whatever
you want. I mean, what would you
do if I wasn't here?
Gene and the thugs smile and start to drag Perry into the van.
PERRY
Superman!
LOIS
Perry!
She tries to pull the thugs off. For a moment, the struggle
gets complicated, but they finally shove her away. Lois
stumbles to the ground next to Superman. The doors slam and
the van roars off. Lois looks up and can't believe her
eyes. Superman's completely absorbed in a conversation with
a babe, TIFFANI, who's unloading four cocker spaniels oh (X)
leashes from a mini-van. on the side and doors of the
mini-van it says 'Friends of Fido Grooming'. (X)
SUPERMAN
So, is that Tiffany with an 'I' or
a 'Y'?
LOIS
(scrambling up)
Superman, Perry's just been
kidnapped!
TIFFANI
With an 'I', I didn't want to seem
cliched, you know?
LOIS
Go get him! Go stop the truck!
(CONTINUED)
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SUPERMAN
Lois, don't have a stroke. What do
you think police are for?
Tiffani admires Superman's muscles.
TIFFANI
So, do you like have to work out
and stuff?
SUPERMAN
Nope. It's all natural. Wanna
feel?
He pumps up a bicep. Tiffani giggles as she touches it.
Lois can't believe this.
LOIS
I'm going to call the cops! (X)
SUPERMAN
(unconcerned)
Cool.
Lois glares, then darts for the elevator. Superman turns
back to Tiffani as she ambles for the elevator.
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
So, how long have you been in the
canine personal care industry?
TIFFANI
Oh, this isn't my normal job. I'm
really an actress.
SUPERMAN
(feigning surprise)
No. Really?
And as they stroll off in conversation, we...
FADE OUT.
_END OF ACT ONE_
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_ACT TWO_
FADE IN:
14 EXT. COSTMART STORE - DAY - ESTABLISHING (STOCK) 14
15 INT. LUXURY SUITE - DAY 15
It looks like a two thousand dollar per night suite at a
five-star hotel. Tasteful antiques. Heavy drapes. Wood
panelling. Very.elegant. From outside the closed door we
HEAR voices arguing. The door opens and a blindfolded (X)
Perry is thrust inside by Gene and one of the other formerly
hooded men.
PERRY
... have you in jail longer than a
cat with nine lives!
Perry wrenches his arms free and tries to regain a semblance
of dignity. Gene simply smiles.
GENE
If you need anything, just pick up
the phone.
He and the-other thug back out. We hear several locks
closing. Perry shouts at the closed door.
PERRY
I'd be phoning my attorney if I
were you!
There's no response. Perry sags in defeat. Gingerly he
removes his blindfold. Suddenly, we HEAR a pair of hands
slowly clapping. Perry spins and CAMERA MOVES TO INCLUDE
Bill Church, Jr. rising from a chair. He takes a cigar from
his mouth.
BILL, JR.
Bravissimo. I'd expect nothing
less from the crusading Perry
White.
PERRY
Billy. They got you, too?
BILL, JR.
(enjoying this)
Actually, they work for me. So in
effect, I've got you.
PERRY
Wanna run that by me again?
(CONTINUED)
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BILL, JR.
Intergang. I run it. Now do the
pieces fit?
PERRY
Like horns on a June bug. _You're_
behind Multiworld Communications's (X)
offer to buy The Planet?
BILL, JR.
Of course. Not only did I take
over Dad's legit businesses, but I
took over Intergang, too. Kind of
a two for one deal.
(smiles)
Unfortunately, you made Mr. Stern
hesitate on our bid, so... I
thought this might help tip the
scales
(beat)
Oh, now you're frowning. Perry, if
he sells, _you_ still have a job.
I want you to stay on.
PERRY
The only paper you're about to
become publisher of is the Maximum
Security Monthly.
BILL, JR.
Perry, look, I brought you here to
make you an offer. I want you to
be part of the Intergang family.
You and Alice will be taken care of
for life. We've got a great
medical program and a terrific
retirement plan.
PERRY
You're serious, aren't you?
BILL, JR.
Absolutely.
Perry just glares at him.
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
Anyway, I know this is a lot to
absorb. Think it over. We'll talk
some more. Then we'll see.
He walks to the front door and knocks. We HEAR all the
locks open.
(CONTINUED)
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BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
Oh, there's a sauna and a
racquetball court through that
door. You wear a size eleven
sneaker, don't you?
Bill, Jr. smiles, steps out and the door closes and locks.
Perry suddenly turns and runs to the window. He pulls back
the drapes... and stops in surprise. There's nothing but a
rock wall on the other side of the window. He slumps in a
chair next to it.
PERRY
Superman, where are you when I need
you?
CUT TO:
16 INT. PERRY'S OFFICE - DAY 16
The blinds are nearly closed. Lois paces. Superman sits.
He's slowly recovering from his exposure to Red Kryptonite.
LOIS
Superman, you just stood there and
let Perry get kidnapped! What's
going on?!!!
SUPERMAN
I, uh, honestly don't know.
LOIS
(sarcastic)
Don't know?! Well, who do I call
who _does_ know?! Miss Cocker
Spaniel?!
SUPERMAN
Lois, it's difficult to explain.
It's like I suddenly just don't
care.
LOIS
How can you _not_ care?! Perry's
gone and The Planet is about to be
sold!
SUPERMAN
Here. Maybe this'll help.
Superman SUPERDRAWS on a legal pad on Perry's desk. In an
instant he has a very good likeness of Gene. He hands it to
Lois.
(CONTINUED)
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16 CONTINUED: 16
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
I should've thought of this sooner.
LOIS
No kidding.
(softens)
But thanks.
She opens the office door and yells out into the bullpen.
LOIS (CONT'D)
Jimmy!
Jimmy appears in a second.
LOIS (CONT'D)
Fax a copy of this to the police,
and get one to everybody we know on
the street, including Bobby
Bigmouth. Somebody's got to know
this guy.
JIMMY
Roger.
He zips away and Lois shuts the door.
SUPERMAN
Lois --
LOIS
Superman, have you ever had
these... 'moods' ... before?
SUPERMAN
(worried) (X)
Never.
LOIS
And now, for no particular reason,
you feel kind of down? Kind of
like, what's the point of
everything?
SUPERMAN
Exactly!
Lois smiles. She takes a pen from a cup on the table and
pulls over a legal pad someone left behind. She starts to
write down a telephone number.
LOIS
Here. Call this number. She did
wonders for my sister Lucy.
(CONTINUED)
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16 CONTINUED: 2 16
SUPERMAN
(reads note)
Doctor Friskin?
LOIS
She's a psychotherapist. A shrink.
Superman, you're depressed!
SUPERMAN
(beat)
A shrink?
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17 INT. LUXURY SUITE - DAY 17
Perry sits sunk in thought. We HEAR the locks open and
Bill, Jr. re-enters the room carrying red and blue polo
shirts. Perry stands.
BILL, JR.
Sit sit sit.
(re: shirts)
What do you think? You like the
pique, or the smooth weave? I
prefer the pique. I want to
upgrade the image of Costmart. Dad
always went for low costs, but I
want to attract a more upscale
consumer. (X)
Perry just glares at Bill, Jr. (X)
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
(changing topics) (X)
Oh-kay! Have you thought anymore
about my offer?
PERRY
(gestures around the
room)
And all I have to do for all this
is... what? Give up my pride, my
integrity? Just throw away the
public trust I've earned through
forty years of hard work? To 'back
off' on my responsibility to give
the American people the truth?
BILL, JR.
Basically.
(CONTINUED)
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17 CONTINUED: 17
PERRY
It doesn't matter what you do to
me, because there're others out
there that still feel the same way
I do! Hank Morrissey at _The Post_
_Chronicle Express_! Willie
Baumgardner at _The Metropolis_
_Herald_! And Julie Tucker at _The _
_Globe Guardian_! They'll never
give up!
During Perry's speech, Bill, Jr. has drifted back to the
front door. Now he opens it.
(CONTINUED)
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BILL, JR.
I don't know, Perry. Why don't you
ask them.
Perry is stunned as HANK MORRISSEY, WILLIE BAUMGARDNER and (X)
JULIE TUCKER walk into the room.
PERRY
Hank! Julie!
HANK
You really don't have to do much,
Perry.
JULIE
And let's face it, none of us can
live on our pensions anyway.
WILLIE
And they've got profit sharing. (X)
PERRY
From what? Prostitution? Drugs?
BILL, JR.
Please, Dad wouldn't cross the
street for that stuff, and neither
would I. We're into much bigger
things... like oil exploration in
the national parks.
(to Perry)
That is, until somebody gets their
nose out of joint about it.
PERRY
I just hate to see a dozen
endangered species wiped out for
the sake of greed.
BILL, JR.
Willie investigated and mentioned
that in his paper, too; just not as
'vigorously'. He chose to
accentuate the _benefit_ a few
thousand more jobs would bring to
the local economies.
Perry just glares again. Bill, Jr. turns to the others. (X)
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
Will you excuse us for a moment?
They nod and leave. Bill, Jr. reaches into his pockets and (X)
pulls out a cigar. He cuts the end with his cigar trimmer.
(CONTINUED)
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BILL, JR.
You know, I talked to your mom
today.
PERRY
My mom?
BILL, JR.
I love the rest home. Very
tasteful. She's in great shape for
a woman her age. She cheats at
bridge, but she's in great shape.
She sends her love.
PERRY
My mother would twist your head off
if she knew what you'd done.
Bill, Jr. casually repockets his cigar cutter.
BILL, JR.
No doubt. Oh, and Alice says,
hello, too. Though don't you think
she deserves a new car? You know,
after a few years, things always
start to go wrong. Like brakes.
Perry's face changes. He crosses to Bill, Jr. and puts his (X)
hands on his shoulders. (X)
PERRY
Billy, let's put our differences (X)
aside for a moment. You and me... (X)
we go way back. Listen to what (X)
you're saying. This is... this is (X)
_Alice_ you're talking about. (X)
Perry's voice almost breaks with emotion. Bill, Jr. (X)
thrusts the clinging Perry away.
BILL, JR.
Get a grip on yourself, Perry,
you'll stain my suit!
PERRY
(sniffling)
I'm sorry. Just... not Alice.
BILL, JR.
Don't worry, Perry, I'm a patient
man... up to a point.
(CONTINUED)
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17 CONTINUED: 4 17
Bill, Jr. smiles and backs out of the room. The door shuts
and so do the locks. Perry remains teary for a second, then
turns away and looks down at his hand. Bill, Jr.'s cigar
cutter is in it. Perry smiles.
CUT TO:
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18 18
THRU OMITTED THRU
19 19
20 INT. THE PLANET'S BULLPEN - DAY 20(X)
Jimmy darts over to Lois at her desk. Clark walks in (X)
behind him.
JIMMY
Lois, Mr. Stern is on line one! He
says he _has_ to talk to Perry.
She punches a button on her phone. (X)
LOIS
(to Clark)
Where've you been?!
CLARK
Um, when I went to call the police,
I saw the van pull out. I tried to
follow in a taxi, but I lost them.
JIMMY
Lois, _Mr. Stern_.
Lois picks up the phone and prepares to vamp. (X)
LOIS
Hello, Mr. Stern? Lois Lane here. (X)
Perry's not in right now because he
had to... had to ... meet a source
that would talk only to him.
Jimmy gives her a thumb's up for quick thinking.
LOIS
Um, no, we don't have anymore on
the Intergang connection, but we're
working on it. Uh-huh. Yes. I
know I'm speaking for Perry when I
say he still thinks it's a very bad
move to sell.
(face falls)
Great. No. No problem. Say (X)
hello to the Eiffel Tower for me.
Oh, you're in Rome now. Well,
ciao.
CLARK
So? (X)
LOIS
He's gonna call in for regular (X)
updates. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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JIMMY
Lois, why didn't you tell Mr. Stern
Perry's been kidnapped?
LOIS
Because that's just the thing
that'll make him sell! One more
crisis and BOOM! We'll be writing
headlines about Oprah's latest
diet! We've gotta keep this quiet.
WHANG! The door flies open and KARL, from Travel, zips in.
He holds up two tropical beach photos. He's frantic.
KARL
Bali! or Seychelles?!
LOIS
Perry's not here, Karl.
KARL
Oh. I need an answer now! The
Sunday mag closes in five!
LOIS
Ohhhh, run both!
KARL
That means I need more copy! Oh,
Godddd!
Then before Lois can reply, Karl runs out of the room, a man
in hell. Clark checks his watch, then starts to head for (X)
the door. (X)
LOIS
Where're _you_ going?!
CLARK
I, um, have an appointment. With (X)
a source! To, uh, see if I can get
a line on the van used in Perry's
kidnapping.
Then he's out the door.
LOIS
Don't be long!
(beat; to Jimmy)
Maybe I should've only gone with
Bali.
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21 INT. WAITING ROOM - DAY 21
A RECEPTIONIST sits behind a sliding glass window. Superman
finishes a form on a clipboard-and hands it,to her. (X)
RECEPTIONIST
Uh-huh. _No_ permanent
address. _No_ social security (X)
number. And _no_ medical
insurance. I assume you'll be (X)
paying in cash? (X)
SUPERMAN
Well... (X)
Superman squirms, but is rescued from the Receptionist's (X)
tough stare by a MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE exiting from one of the (X)
doors. The WIFE looks at Superman and whispers to her (X)
HUSBAND. Superman grimaces. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
Superman?
Superman turns to see DR. FRISKIN, a warm, kindly woman. (X)
DR. FRISKIN (CONT'D)
I'm Dr. Friskin.
DISSOLVE TO:
22 INT. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - DAY 22
Superman is on the couch. Dr. Friskin sits nearby. A
series of, tasteful, oriental landscapes decorates one (X)
wall.
SUPERMAN
It's just that... I haven't been
myself lately. I've kinda been...
apathetic about everything. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
And this worries you?
SUPERMAN
Dr. Friskin, everyday I make
decisions that affect the lives of
millions of people. Life and
death. Good and evil. Sometimes,
the fate of the _whole_ planet
hangs on the choices I make or the
things I do. So _yes_, it worries
me.
(CONTINUED)
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22 CONTINUED: 22
DR. FRISKIN
(beat)
So you're feeling stressed.
DISSOLVE TO:
23 INT. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - LATER 23
SUPERMAN
Then, instead of stopping the
kidnappers, I was talking to a
girl.
DR. FRISKIN
Did you find her attractive?
SUPERMAN
(beat)
Yes. But I should've been helping
Perry.
DR. FRISKIN
Hmmm. Do you have a girlfriend
now?
SUPERMAN
Yes. No. It's kind of
complicated. See... I haven't (X)
exactly told her everything about (X)
me and I'm afraid... that's... (X)
making her go towards this other (X)
guy. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
(beat) (X)
Does he have superpowers, too? (X)
DISSOLVE TO:
24 INT. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - LATER 24
SUPERMAN
... sometimes, you know, I think (X)
about... taking on a secret
identity.
(quickly)
I'm speaking hypothetically. That
way, I could... (X)
DR. FRISKIN
I'm afraid we have to stop.
(CONTINUED)
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24 CONTINUED: 24
SUPERMAN
Stop?
DR. FRISKIN
My next appointment is here. But
we could continue this tomorrow.
(stands; checks her
book)
Say... ten fifteen?
SUP
(standing; awkward)
Um, sure. If I'm not saving the
world or something.
DR. FRISKIN
Fine. I look forward to it.
25 INT. WAITING ROOM - CONTINUOUS 25
Superman exits Dr. Friskin's. A couple of people in the
waiting room look up. Gene, disguised as a janitor, empties
the waste basket and gestures towards Dr. Friskin's office.
DR. FRISKIN
Go right ahead.
Gene nods and slides past her into...
26 INT. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - CONTINUOUS 26
Gene empties the wastebasket into his cart and then quickly
pulls some Red Kryptonite out of a box hidden in his cart.
He embeds it in a wad of sticky putty and sticks it to the
underside of the couch.
27 INT. WAITING ROOM - CONTINUOUS 27
Gene exits Friskin's office.
GENE
All done.
DR. FRISKIN
Thank you.
And as Gene smiles, we...
FADE OUT.
_END OF ACT TWO_
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_ACT THREE_
28 EXT. COSTMART - NIGHT #2 - ESTABLISHING 28
29 INT. SUITE - NIGHT - SAME TIME 29
Perry is pacing the suite, holding the cigar cutter in his
hand. He suddenly gets an idea and walks over to a lamp
that is sitting on a table by the door. He flips the light
switch on the wall and the lamp turns on. Perry smiles and
turns the lamp off again. He bends over and unplugs the
lamp from the wall socket. He uses the cigar cutter to (X)
begin stripping the insulation off the wires near the plug. (X)
He hears FOOTSTEPS in the hallway and stuffs the wires
behind the sofa, then sits down. A moment later, Church (X)
enters.
PERRY
You run a first class prison here,
Billy.
Bill Jr. pulls a cigar out of his pocket and unwraps.
BILL, JR:
Don't think of it as a prison. I'd
like you to think of it as your
future corporate headquarters.
PERRY
I'll never join up with Intergang.
Bill Jr. holds the cigar in one hand and pats his pockets,
looking for his cigar cutter. He smiles at Perry.
BILL, JR.
Perhaps you don't fully grasp the
situation. If you work for me, you
get rich beyond your wildest
dreams. If, on the other hand, you
continue to cling to your misguided
morality, you die. At Harvard
Business School, we'd call that
a no-brainer.
Bill Jr. finally gives up and slides the uncut cigar back
into his pocket. Just then, Gene enters the room. He
motions he wants to speak in private.
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
Anything you have to say you can say
in front of Perry. He's either
going to be part of our team, or
he'll soon be playing for the
angels.
(CONTINUED)
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29 CONTINUED: 29
GENE
I put the Red Kryptonite in Doctor
Friskin's office.
PERRY
(reacts)
_Red_ Kryptonite? What's he
Talking about?
BILL, JR.
We discovered it by accident, but
we're very pleased with its affect
on Superman. Evidently, it makes
him rather apathetic about his
work.
PERRY
You mean that's why he didn't try
to save me the other day?
GENE
(nods)
Except he thinks he's having some
kind of nervous breakdown.
BILL, JR.
It's perfect. Superman is going to
a shrink to get well, but all he'll
get is more exposure to the Red
Kryptonite. My scientists tell me
that eventually his condition could
become permanent.
PERRY
Permanent?
BILL, JR.
(to Gene)
By the way, send a nice little gift
to Friskin's receptionist for
tipping us off. Something along
the lines of... a Mercedes.
GENE
(proudly)
Already handled, Mr. Church.
PERRY
I can't believe I held you as a (X)
baby. I'm ashamed I ever let you (X)
spit up on me. (X)
CUT TO:
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30 OMITTED 30
31 EXT. MEDICAL BUILDING - MORNING - DAY #3 - ESTABLISHING 31
32 INT. DR. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - LOW ANGLE SHOT 32
shows that the small hunk of Red Kryptonite is still stuck
to the underside of the couch. PAN UP to Dr. Friskin who is
sitting in a chair. We pick up the session in mid (X)
conversation. (X)
SUPERMAN
Do I really want to continue to be (X)
Superman? Of course. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
Why? (X)
SUPERMAN
(searching for an
answer) (X)
Because... people need me. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
So you see being Superman as your
job. Well, everyone needs to take
a break from their job to gain some
perspective and avoid burnout.
When was the last time you had a
vacation? I mean, really got away (X)
from Metropolis? (X)
SUPERMAN
Got away? I spent some time in (X)
London last year. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
That sounds wonderful. How long (X)
were you there? (X)
SUPERMAN
About two minutes. I was (X)
diverting a wayward nuclear (X)
missile. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
How... relaxing. (X)
CUT TO:
33 INT. DAILY PLANET - DAY 33
Lois is at her desk, talking on the telephone and generally
frazzled. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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LOIS
(into phone)
No, Mr. Stern. I haven't seen
Perry this morning. Maybe he had
car trouble.
(beat)
I realize you need to give
Multiworld Communications an (X)
answer in forty-eight hours. You
know, Mr. Stern, you might want to
reconsider your position on...
(beat)
Of course. I'll tell him to call
as soon as he gets in.
Lois hangs up and reacts as Clark strolls in.
LOIS (CONT'D)
Where have you been?!
CLARK
(matter of fact)
I had a dentist's appointment.
LOIS
(with an attitude)
You're out having your teeth
cleaned at a time like this?!
CLARK
I wouldn't worry about the paper.
When Stern sells we'll all be out
of a job.
(beat; nonchalantly)
Any word from the police on Perry?
LOIS
Nothing.
CLARK
Well, don't worry. He'll show up.
LOIS
'He'll show up?' This is Perry
we're talking about, not some lost
poodle!
CLARK
I know, but there's no reason to
get upset about things you can't
control. As a matter of fact, I
spoke to Superman this morning. He
said he's thinking about taking a
vacation.
(CONTINUED)
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33 CONTINUED: 2 33
LOIS
(crazed)
A vacation? Now? Dr. Friskin is
supposed to be helping Superman,
not encouraging him to book a
cruise.
CLARK
I thought it was a good idea.
(beat)
Well, it's just about time for
lunch. Want to try that new
Italian place around the corner?
LOIS
(incredulous)
How can you be thinking about
lunch?
CLARK
You're right.
(beat)
It's too early for lunch. Maybe
I'll just grab some danish and an
espresso.
Clark exits, leaving behind a flabbergasted Lois. Jimmy
drops a mound of proofs on Lois' desk.
JIMMY
Here you go.
LOIS
Jimmy, i've got to go out for a
while. Hold down the fort.
JIMMY
(his eyes go wide)
Isn't that what they said to Jim
Bowie at the Alamo?
Lois exits on the fly.
CUT TO:
34 INT. DR. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - DAY 34
Lois _sits_ on the couch across from Dr. Friskin. (X)
LOIS
Doctor, I need Superman back to
his old self right away, and
_you've_ got him talking about a
vacation.
(CONTINUED)
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34 CONTINUED: 34
DR. FRISKIN
These things don't happen
overnight. It could take years to (X)
get him back on the, road to
recovery.
LOIS
(stunned)
Years?
DR. FRISKIN
If ever. He's in the process of
making some very critical life
decisions at this juncture.
LOIS
But, he's Superman. What's to
decide?
DR. FRISKIN
He might be Superman to you, but
first and foremost, he's a
person... a very complex person.
How would you describe your
relationship with him?
LOIS
(flustered)
It's kind of complicated. There's (X)
Superman, and then there's Dan (X)
Scardino, and of course there's (X)
Clark. Though I'm worried that (X)
Superman's attitude seems to be
rubbing off on him. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
(nods)
So two of the men in your life are (X)
suffering from the same malaise.
LOIS
Well, yes.
(beat)
Wait a minute. You don't think
this has anything to do with me...
do you?
DR. FRISKIN
(beat)
What do you think?
Lois looks at the couch and winces. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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34 CONTINUED: 2 34
LOIS
No offense, but I haven't had very (X)
good luck with psychiatrists. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
Oh? Have you spent a lot of time (X)
in therapy? (X)
LOIS
No, but the last Psychiatrist I (X)
knew created an exact double of (X)
me, and then tried to kill me. (X)
Dr. Friskin slowly nods. (X)
DR. FRISKIN
And how did that make you feel? (X)
On Lois, reaction, we...
CUT TO:
35 EXT. DAILY PLANET - DAY 35
JIMMY (V.O.)
He's, uh, not here.
36 INT. DAILY PLANET - PERRY'S OFFICE - DAY 36
Jimmy is sitting behind Perry's desk. Standing in front of
the desk is WALLY SCIARRA, and old time reporter in an ill
fitting suit. (X)
JIMMY
(vamping)
Perry went to... an executive
retreat. You know, one of those
think tank things where they talk
about the future of the world, then
play a little golf.
WALLY
When's he getting back?
JIMMY
I'm not exactly sure, but soon.
WALLY
I'm sitting on a major story. I
just learned that a certain aide to
the Mayor has been the unwilling
recipient of her honor's sexual
advances.
(CONTINUED)
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36 CONTINUED:
JIMMY
Wow! Are there any witnesses?
WALLY
I've got an eyewitness, but she's
not back in town until tomorrow.
JIMMY
(hemming and hawing)
Gosh, I don't know, Wally... (X)
WALLY
_You_ don't know? Who cares if
_you_ don't know. I need Perry's
approval to go with this now.
JIMMY
I'll try to get him on the phone
and run it by him.
WALLY
You do that. I'll go finish the
story.
Wally leaves. Jimmy is in a panic. A copy of the Daily
Planet sits on the desk in front of him, open to the
personals. Jimmy looks down and his face brightens.
37 CLOSE ON 37
an ad which reads: "Need advice? Psychic counselling of all
kinds. Call 1-900-ASK ZINA." A red pen comes into frame
and circles the ad.
38 BACK TO JIMMY 38
as he dials.
JIMMY
Yeah, hi. Is this Zina?
(beat)
You gotta help me.
CUT TO:
39 INT. NEWSROOM - DAY - SAME TIME 39
Lois enters and heads to her desk. She sees a phone message
stuck to her phone. As she reads it, Clark enters. The
effects of the Red Kryptonite are wearing off, and Clark is
almost back to his old self.
(CONTINUED)
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39 CONTINUED: 39
CLARK
Lois, listen, I'm sorry about my (X)
attitude earlier. It's just (X)
that...
LOIS
(excited)
Bobby Big Mouth called. He got an (X)
ID on that picture. Gene (X)
Newtrich. He's a soil engineer.
CLARK
Soil engineer and part time
kidnapper.
LOIS
(holds up the message) (X)
We even got a work address. (X)
CLARK
What are we waiting for? Let's
jump on this now.
LOIS
Wow. I guess that danish and (X)
espresso really did the trick.
CUT TO:
40 INT. PERRY'S OFFICE - DAY 40
Jimmy is still behind the desk as Wally storms in. (X)
WALLY
I got the word that Perry is
holding up the story.
JIMMY
(nervous)
He said he wanted a sworn statement
from the eyewitness before he'll
run it.
WALLY
(angry)
I'm gonna get scooped on this, kid,
and it's gonna be your fault.
JIMMY
My fault?
(CONTINUED)
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40 CONTINUED: 40
WALLY
You obviously did a lousy job
explaining the situation. This
story's got to break today. Now,
find Perry and try to get it right
this time.
Wally storms out. Jimmy picks up the phone and dials.
JIMMY
(into phone)
Hello, Zina?
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41 EXT. OFFICE BUILDING - NIGHT #3 - ESTABLISHING 41
42 INT. BUILDING - HALLWAY - NIGHT 42
Lois and Clark move down the empty hallway. They come to a
door which reads "GENE NEWTRICH ENGINEERING." Under this in
smaller letters, it reads "State Licensed Land Surveyor."
CLARK
This is the place.
Lois tries the door, but of course it's locked.
43 CLOSE ON LOCK 43
which is a five digit key pad lock (like on a car door). (X)
44 BACK TO SCENE 44
Lois looks at the lock and shakes her head.
LOIS
There must be over a zillion
possible combinations to that
lock. (X)
CLARK
Let me give it a try. You keep a
watch on the hallway.
Clark crouches down in front of the lock, blocking his
actions from Lois. Using his SUPER SPEED, he tries
thousands of combinations in a few seconds until he hits
upon the right one. The door unlatches and Lois reacts.
(CONTINUED)
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LOIS
How did you do that?
CLARK
I... uh... I don't know. (X)
The enter the office, closing the door behind them.
45 INT. GENE'S OFFICE 45
It's a single room, organized with an engineer's efficiency.
File cabinets line the walls and a large drafting table
dominates the center of the office. Lois and Clark start
opening drawers, digging around.
CLARK
What exactly are we looking for?
LOIS
I have no idea, but hopefully we'll
know when we find it.
As Lois rifles through the drawers to one filing cabinet,
Clark tips his glasses and uses his X-RAY vision to speed
scan another entire cabinet. He doesn't see anything of
interest.
CLARK
Lois, I've been thinking about
Saturday night and...
LOIS
(cutting him off)
Let's try to stay focused on the
problem at hand.
CLARK
(chastised)
Okay, but I still don't see why a
soil engineer would be involved in
a plot to kidnap Perry?
LOIS
That's the $64,000 question.
Lois finds a stack of rolled up blueprints and starts
spreading them out on the drafting table.
In the meantime, Clark leans over and grabs a drawer handle.
As he begins sliding it open...
(CONTINUED)
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45 CONTINUED: 45
LOIS
Newtrich has to be tied into some
larger organization.
As Lois speaks, Clark looks up and doesn't see the contents
of the drawer.
46 CLOSE ON RED KRYPTONITE 46
in the bottom of the drawer, giving off a tiny eerie GLOW in
the darkened office.
47 BACK TO SCENE 47
CLARK
(looking at Lois)
You're probably right, but then
again, why should we care?
Clark slams the drawer shut without looking inside it as
Lois reacts.
LOIS
Uh oh. Is Mr. Hyde back again?
CLARK
We're wasting time here.
(beat)
If we hurry we can still catch a
nine o'clock show at the
multiplex.
Lois shakes her head, then suddenly her face lights up.
LOIS
These are the plans for the
substructure of Costmart.
CLARK
That's nice. (X)
LOIS
Newtrich has worked for Costmart,
and Costmart is run by Bill Church,
Jr., which means Newtritch could be
part of Intergang.
Just then, they hear the rumbling of a janitor's cart (X)
coming down the hallway. Lois folds up the blueprints and
stuffs them under her jacket.
LOIS
What are we going to do?
(CONTINUED)
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47 CONTINUED: 47
CLARK
Get caught in the act, I guess.
They hear the sound of the key pad activated and the door (X)
handle begins to turn. Lois grabs Clark and pulls him into
a dark corner behind the door.
The office door opens and a JANITOR enters. He is wearing a
set of headphones and the sound of muffled rock music leaks
into the office. As he moves to the garbage can, Lois and
Clark slip out from behind the door and into the hallway.
48 INT. HALLWAY - NIGHT 48
Lois hurries down the hall and Clark lags a few steps
behind.
LOIS
Come one. We've got to get out of
here.
CLARK
(smiling)
Great. We've still got time for
that movie.
Lois shoots Clark a lethal glance as they exit.
FADE OUT:
_END OF ACT THREE_
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_ACT FOUR_
FADE IN:
49 INT. DAILY PLANET - MORNING - DAY #4 49
Jimmy is walking through the newsroom when he hears...
WALLY (O.S.)
Olsen!
Jimmy turns to see Wally headed in his direction. Jimmy
starts to sweat.
WALLY (CONT'D)
I'm meeting with the eyewitness
tonight.
Perry's line rings and Jimmy answers it. Wally glares.
JIMMY
(into phone)
Mr. White's office.
(beat)
Hello, Mr. Stern. Perry's not in
right now.
(beat)
Where is he? I think he's getting
a haircut.
WALLY
I thought you said he was at some
in of retreat.
JIMMY
(to Wally)
I talked to him this morning, (X)
Wally. He was going to get his
hair cut... at the retreat. I
guess they've got a great barber
there and...
A loud voice booms through the phone. Jimmy brings the
receiver back to his mouth.
JIMMY (CONT'D)
(into phone)
Yes, Mr. Stern. As soon as he gets
in.
Jimmy hangs up.
WALLY
I need an answer now! I've already
lost one day!
(CONTINUED)
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49 CONTINUED: 49
JIMMY
(sweating)
Perry said that until you speak to
the witness, and we have her
checked out, the story is on hold.
WALLY
Damn!
Wally throws up his hands and storms away. As he does,
Jimmy collapses into a chair.
JIMMY
At least, that's what he would've
said... I hope...
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50 INT. SUITE - MORNING 50
Perry is wiring the cord from one lamp onto the cord of (X)
another lamp and _that_ lamp's cord goes to the lamp by (X)
the wall switch we saw in scene 29. Basically, he's wiring (X)
all the light sources in the room together so they work (X)
from one switch. (Note: whenever he does his wiring, it (X)
must be CLEAR the wire is unplugged). (X)
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51 INT. DR. FRISKIN'S OFFICE - MORNING 51
Superman is lying on the couch and Dr. Friskin is sitting
across from him.
SUPERMAN
... but I love being Superman.
Fighting crime, helping people...
it's what I live for... or at
least, used to live for. Now I
don't know... it's all so
_frustrating_.
Superman begins to FLOAT off the sofa, hovering above it.
DR. FRISKIN
That's good. Can you stay with
that emotion?
(CONTINUED)
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51 CONTINUED: 51
SUPERMAN
(mounting anger)
I'm frustrated because Lois is
going out with another guy and I
can't stop it!
(MORE)
(CONTINUED)
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51 CONTINUED: 51
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
I'm frustrated because every time (X)
I try to talk to her I have to (X)
dash off and rescue somebody! I'm (X)
frustrated because I'm the (X)
strongest man in the world and (X)
everything seems to be spiralling
out of my control and that makes (X)
me mad! (X)
Superman suddenly erupts it total frustration and anger. (X)
He lashes out, kicking over the couch and SLAMMING his fist (X)
through the wall.
52 INT. DR. FRISKIN'S WAITING ROOM - CONTINUOUS 52
An older couple reacts as the wall across from them EXPLODES
into fragments.
OLDER WOMAN
You see, Bob? He's in touch with
his feelings.
OLDER MAN
(taken aback)
Who recommended this shrink?
53 BACK TO SUPERMAN 53
who turns away from the hole in the wall with great
embarrassment.
SUPERMAN
I'm sorry, doctor. I didn't
mean...
DR. FRISKIN
(smiling)
That's okay. I would've gone with
the primal scream, though. (X)
Superman looks down and sees a large chunk of glowing red
rock on the floor where the couch used to be.
SUPERMAN
What's that?
DR. FRISKIN
I have no idea.
Superman X-RAYS the rock and reacts.
(CONTINUED)
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53 CONTINUED: 53
SUPERMAN
It's got all the properties of
Kryptonite, but it's red!
Superman immediately confronts Dr. Friskin, nose to nose.
She leans backwards to get some space.
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
Did you plant this here?
DR. FRISKIN
(stunned; confused)
I have no idea how it got here. I
don't even understand what this is
all about.
SUPERMAN
Oh, really?
Superman picks up the red Kryptonite and holds it in his
hand. Suddenly, his anger leaves him.
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
On second thought, maybe it doesn't
matter.
He lowers Friskin.
DR. FRISKIN
(realizing)
That rock seems to have a calming
influence on you.
Superman looks at the Kryptonite in his hand then suddenly
throws it at the window. It CRASHES through the window and
flies out into the sky.
SUPERMAN
Sorry about the window.
DR. FRISKIN
Would you like to talk about what
just happened?
SUPERMAN
Well, it's not exactly easy to (X)
explain, but when the planet (X)
Krypton blew up, meteors from the
planet crashed into Earth. Green
Kryptonite can kill me, but I've
never seen this red variety before.
(CONTINUED)
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53 CONTINUED: 2 53
DR. FRISKIN
If green Kryptonite affects you
physically, it's possible red
Kryptonite could be affecting
you mentally. If I had to guess,
I'd say that it unleashed the deep
feelings you've been harboring.
SUPERMAN
Does that mean I really am tired
of being Superman?
DR. FRISKIN
It just means you're finally
feeling the frustration of trying
to be perfect for all these years.
Even a super hero has the right to
be resentful once in a while.
After all, you're only human.
SUPERMAN
Well, almost. But what if I run
into Red Kryptonite again? I
mean, whoever put this here might
have more.
DR. FRISKIN
To be honest. I don't know. This
'Red Kryptonite' seems to let you
feel emotions you normally aren't
aware of.
SUPERMAN
(speculating)
But now that I am aware of them,
it's up to me to deal with how
I react to them.
DR. FRISKIN
Exactly. Now that you're aware of
how it can make you feel, maybe
you can do something about it.
But it could be a struggle.
SUPERMAN
That's all part of being superman.
DR. FRISKIN
(warm smile)
Of _any_ man.
SUPERMAN
Thanks for all the help, Dr.
Friskin. I'll make sure you get
paid for everything.
(CONTINUED)
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53 CONTINUED: 3 53
Hold on Friskin as we HEAR Superman open the window, and
ZOOM out.
CUT TO:
53A SUPERMAN FLYING OVER THE CITY (STOCK) 53A
54 54
THRU OMITTED THRU
55 55
56 INT. SUITE - DAY 56
Perry has moved a halogen floor lamp from one corner of the
room to a point near the wall opposite the front door. He
is doing something mysterious to the bulb; but _we can't_
see what it is exactly. Suddenly, he hears FOOTSTEPS
outside the door. He quickly plugs in the halogen and then
turns, trying to look nonchalant.
A GUARD dressed in conservative grey suit enters, carrying a
covered tray.
GUARD
Lunch time.
(CONTINUED)
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56 CONTINUED: 56
Perry casually moves his hand up to the light switch on the
wall. The guard pulls the cover off the tray and begins (X)
setting out the food.
GUARD (CONT'D)
Caviar, smoked salmon, and a petite
fillet.
PERRY
A man could get used to this.
GUARD
Mr. Church has his own chef.
Perry leans against the wall, his elbow near the switch. (X)
The guard turns and smiles at Perry.
GUARD (CONT'D)
Bon appetite.
As the guard heads away, Perry hits the switch, plunging the
room into _total_ _darkness_.
GUARD (CONT'D)
Hey! (X)
Then there's a huge FLASH of light (like a strobe). The (X)
light catches the guard by surprise, blinding him as he (X)
reaches for his gun. The FLASH is from Perry's doctored (X)
halogen lamp. The brief flash also shows Perry pointing (X)
the halogen at the guard like a giant flashlight. After (X)
the strobe, all returns to BLACK and we HEAR thuds and (X)
grunts as Perry knocks the guard out. (Maybe even a BONK! (X)
from hitting the guard with the metal tray cover.) A (X)
second later, Perry turns on all the other lamps. (X)
PERRY
Buenas noches, amigo. (X)
The guard moans as Perry yanks the lamp cord out of the wall
and starts tying him up.
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57 INT. DAILY PLANET - DAY 57
Lois studies the blueprints from Newtrich's office, which
are spread out across her desk. She looks up to see Clark
headed in her direction and she greets him less than
enthusiastically.
LOIS
(sarcastic)
How was the movie?
(CONTINUED)
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57 CONTINUED: 57
CLARK
I never made it. I ended up just
aimlessly walking around the city.
(CONTINUED)
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57 CONTINUED: 57
LOIS
Well, if you're back in the land (X)
of the living, you can give me (X)
some help by taking a look at
these.
Clark moves over to look at the blueprints.
58 INTERCUT WITH INT. COSTMART - BASEMENT 58
Perry quietly moves down a hallway. He hears VOICES and
opens a nearby door and ducks in, shutting the door behind
him.
59 INT. CHURCH'S OFFICE 59
Perry turns around and realizes he's in Bill Church, Jr.'s
office. Perry quickly moves to the desk and starts looking
through Church's things.
60 INT. DAILY PLANET 60
Clark and Lois are pouring over the blueprints.
CLARK
This might be something. There are
two full basements in these plans.
LOIS
So? They need a lot of room for
excess merchandise.
CLARK
The loading docks back up to huge
doors on the first level basement.
But, the second level is only
reached by one small passenger
elevator.
LOIS
Which means they don't use the
sub-basement for storage. What do
you think is down there?
The phone rings. Lois grabs it.
LOIS (CONT'D)
(into phone)
Lois Lane.
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61 INTERCUT PERRY 61
who is sitting behind Church's desk.
PERRY
(hushed tones)
Lois, it's Perry.
LOIS
(reacting)
Perry?
(to Clark)
It's Perry!
(into phone)
Are you alright?
PERRY
I'm fine. Listen, I'm being held
by Billy Church. He's the head of
the whole Intergang operation.
LOIS
(ecstatic)
I knew it! I knew it!
(to Clark)
Church is the head of Intergang.
He's holding Perry prisoner!
CLARK
That's great, Lois. Ask him where
he is.
LOIS
Oh.
(into phone)
Perry! Where are you?
(beat)
Perry?
62 TO PERRY 62
who is looking down the barrel of a gun, being held by a (X)
very unhappy Bill Church, Jr. In Church's other hand is the
phone jack, which he has ripped out of the wall.
63 TO LOIS AND CLARK 63
Lois slams down the phone.
LOIS
We were disconnected.
CLARK
You want to take a look at what's
in that sub-basement?
(CONTINUED)
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63 CONTINUED: 63
LOIS
It's our only shot.
Clark nods and they run out.
64 INT. BILL CHURCH, JR.'S BASEMENT OFFICE - DAY 64
Perry is still at Church's desk. Bill stands across from
him, his gun trained at Perry.
BILL, JR.
You disappoint me, Perry. Why did
you have to go snooping around?
PERRY
Old reporter's instinct, I guess.
BILL, JR.
Too bad that doesn't include an
instinct for survival.
Off Church's smile.
DISSOLVE TO:
64A INT. COSTMART BASEMENT - FIRST LEVEL 64A
Lois and Clark stand at the elevator, trying to figure out a
way to activate it. There is a black control panel with a
key card slot but no buttons. Lois points to two sensors on
either side of the elevator.
LOIS
Did you bring along your 'Mission
Impossible' tool box?
Clark reaches into his pocket and pulls out a paperclip.
CLARK
I'm travelling a little light
today.
Lois grabs the paperclip. She quickly unbends it and uses
it to start fiddling with the control panel. As she does,
Clark tips down his glasses and X-RAYS the wall above the (X)
panel. He follows the wiring from the panel up and over to (X)
one side and then lets loose with a BLAST of PINPOINT HEAT (X)
VISION, shorting the electronic alarm system. In a moment, (X)
the elevator doors open and Lois turns around with a
triumphant smile.
LOIS
Ta-da!
(CONTINUED)
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64A CONTINUED: 64A
Clark covers the heat vision holes in the wall with his (X)
hand and smiles. (X)
65 INT. BASEMENT - ON ELEVATOR DOORS 65
as they open and Lois and Clark exit. Lois looks around at
the plush hallway.
CLARK
(hushed)
You go left; I'll go right. Be
careful.
Lois nods. They move off in different directions.
66 INT. BILL CHURCH, JR.'S BASEMENT OFFICE - DAY 66
CLOSE ON Church as he finishes erasing the data on his
computer.
BILL, JR.
There. The computers are wiped
clean as a newborn. Now if we have
any 'unpleasant' visits from the (X)
authorities, there'll be nothing (X)
for them to find about Intergang. (X)
PULL BACK to see that the guard has his gun aimed at Perry.
Gene stands nearby, with a square, lead box under his arm.
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
... and by this time tomorrow, (X)
Multiworld Communications will own
the Daily Planet.
(to Gene)
How far is that landfill site?
GENE
Half hour outside of town.
BILL, JR.
(smiling at Perry)
Ready for a little investigative
_digging_?
The guard motions with his gun and Perry slowly gets up from
the sofa.
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67 ON LOIS 67
as she makes her way down the hallway, trying doors.
Suddenly, the door in front of her opens and she comes face
to face with Perry.
LOIS
Perry!
PERRY
Lois, run!
The guard steps out from behind Perry and aims his gun at
Lois.
(CONTINUED)
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67 CONTINUED: 67
GUARD
Stay right there.
A moment later, Church appears with Gene by his side.
BILL, JR.
Miss Lane, your timing couldn't
have been worse.
(to Gene)
Is there room for two in that
landfill?
SUPERMAN (O.S.)
I think we'll skip the tour of the
landfill, Church.
68 ANGLE TO INCLUDE SUPERMAN 68
who is standing in the hallway.
BILL, JR.
(smiling)
Superman. So nice to see you.
This little situation is really no
concern of yours.
Church motions to Gene, who opens the box and exposes the (X)
shining red Kryptonite. Church smiles as Superman takes a
slight step backwards.
PERRY
Fight it, Superman. Don't give in.
LOIS
Give in to what? What's going on?
BILL, JR.
Alright now, Superman. Time to be
on your way.
SUPERMAN
Maybe it is... but then again...
maybe it's not, _Billy_. (X)
Superman walks over to Gene and grabs the Kryptonite out of (X)
the box. He casually tosses it up and down while Billy and (X)
his boys realize they are in deep trouble. Suddenly, (X)
Superman throws the Kryptonite down the corridor, where it (X)
SMASHES through the wall at the end of the hall, and buries (X)
itself deep in the earth beyond. (X)
Perry takes advantage of the distraction by elbowing the
guard in the chest and follows up by punching him in the
face, sending the guard sprawling.
(CONTINUED)
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68 CONTINUED: 68
Gene turns to run, but Lois grabs him by the arm and spins
him around. She uses her martial arts to take Gene out,
finishing him off with a high kick to the side of his head.
Church suddenly grabs Lois around the throat and places a
gun to her back. (X)
BILL, JR.
Nobody get excited and Miss Lane
may live to see another sunset.
Suddenly, Bill Jr's portable phone RINGS. Nobody moves. (X)
Frustrated, he digs it out of a pocket and answers. (X)
BILL, JR. (CONT'D)
Hello? Hi, Dad, um, can I call (X)
you back later? I'm in the middle (X)
of something. You shot a (X)
seventy-three? Um, great. Bye. (X)
LOIS
(pleading)
Superman?
Church cocks the gun.
BILL, JR.
Don't move, Superman. This gun has
a very delicate trigger mechanism.
I wouldn't want it to accidentally
go off. Just stay right there. (X)
Suddenly, Superman goes into HYPERSPEED and one second later
he is standing behind Church.
SUPERMAN
How about here?
Before Church can react, Superman yanks the gun from his
hand and crushes it into a metallic ball. He grabs Church
by the neck and lifts him off the ground.
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
Lois, why don't you call the police
while I keep Mr. Church and his
friends entertained.
(beat; to himself)
It's great to be back.
Lois smiles and moves off toward Church's office.
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69 INT. DAILY PLANET - NEXT MORNING - DAY #5 69
Lois and Clark walk through the newsroom on their way to
Perry's office.
LOIS
So the red Kryptonite made Superman
completely apathetic and his
attitude wore off on you?
CLARK
Actually, I was trying to put
myself in Superman's shoes to get a
better understanding of what he was
going through.
LOIS
Well, you did a great job.
They enter Perry's office. (X)
70 INT. DAILY PLANET - PERRY'S OFFICE 70
Perry is talking to Jimmy.
The newspaper on Perry's desk features a banner headline
which reads: "BILLIONAIRE CHURCH REVEALED AS HEAD OF
INTERGANG." Beneath it is a long story, written by Perry
White.
PERRY
I was just telling Jimmy how I took
out Church's thug with an old
karate move. You know, Elvis was
into karate.
LOIS
It was impressive.
CLARK
Almost as impressive as your story,
Chief.
PERRY
I haven't had a byline for
seventeen years. It's nice to know
I've still got the stuff.
LOIS
It's also nice to know that Mr.
Stern is not selling the paper.
PERRY
I think we're safe for awhile. I (X)
heard you were running the place (X)
while I was gone, Jimmy. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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70 CONTINUED: 70
JIMMY
(nervous)
Not exactly. You see...
PERRY
You did a good job, son. Wally's (X)
eyewitness turned out to be a world
class liar. If we'd have gone with
the story, the Mayor would've sued
our butts off.
JIMMY
I just did what you always taught
me, Chief. I went with my gut.
PERRY
I only have one question, son.
Perry pulls out the newspaper from his office with the
circled ad.
PERRY (CONT'D)
What's this 'Ask Zina?'
LOIS
Isn't she that person who has a 900
number for 'psychic guidance?,
Everyone looks at Jimmy. He immediately deflates.
JIMMY
I... I can explain...
CLARK
I think we should go now. (X)
70A INT. NEWSROOM - CONTINUOUS 70A
Lois and Clark leave the office and cross over to Lois'
desk, where she has a message. She reads it and she sags a
little.
CLARK
Bad news?
LOIS
Dan called. He's not going to be
back in town until Monday.
CLARK
(brightens)
Which means you're free tonight, so
we can go out.
LOIS
Hold on. These two situations are
mutually exclusive. Dan's
availability, or lack thereof, has
nothing to do with _our_
relationship, and your continual
disappearing act.
CLARK
Lois, I'm not gonna try and stop
you from going out with Dan; that's
your choice. But, I've given this
a lot of thought and I realize that
instead of dancing around my
feelings for you, I have to deal
with them head on and verbalize my
emotions... and your going out with
Dan _does_ upset me.
LOIS
Clark, I don't know what to say.
CLARK
Say you'll go out with me tonight
and I swear I won't suddenly
disappear.
Lois equivocates for a moment, then relents.
LOIS
Alright. You can pick me up at
seven; and I promise I won't
disappear on you either. But you (X)
better be there at seven (X)
(increasing sexiness) (X)
And seven-oh-one. Seven-oh-two. (X)
Seven-oh-three. And (X)
seven-oh-four. And seven-oh... (X)
And as Lois continues to talk and the heat between them (X)
continues to build, we...
FADE OUT.
_THE END_
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Supersympa, 16.04.2024 à 14:31
Bonjour à tous ! Nouveau survivor sur le quartier Person of Interest ayant pour thème l'équipe de Washington (saison 5) de la Machine.
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