All language subtitles for Superman_and_Lois_S1E10-en

- Previously on
"Superman & Lois"...

- Your mom wanted us
to move to Smallville.

- This family needs Smallville.

- What happened on my world

is already happening
on this one.

- It's very possible

that Morgan Edge
is building an army.

- You are putting
Kryptonian consciousnesses

into people's bodies.

You are taking them over
and giving them powers.

[dramatic music]

- Something happened
to me tonight.

I blacked out.

I don't know what's going on.

- Did Morgan Edge
make you an offer?

- I think it's time
you learned the truth

about who I am

and where I'm really from,
brother.

♪ ♪

[ethereal music]

♪ ♪

- Brother?

- I know how unlikely
it may seem,

but the two of us,

we share the same
Kryptonian blood.

- You are not my brother.

- I am, Kal-El.

My real name is Tal-Rho.

I'm the son of Zeta-Rho

and Lara Lor-Van.

- That's not possible.

My mother--

- Married Jor-El, your father.
Yes, I know.

Years after

she'd been matched
to my father,

years after I was born.

It was when she first warned

that Krypton was dying.

The very reason
my father sent me here.

I was the first
son of Krypton to leave...

And I came here
with one purpose:

to further
our Kryptonian heritage.

[grunts]

[dramatic music]

- My mother

would never destroy
innocent lives.

- [laughs]

Humans are far from innocent.

- Jacob!
Oh, my God.

- Margaret!
- It's a boy!

- Don't you move.

♪ ♪

I said don't move!

- [yelps]

- This world you protect

deserved better than those
who inhabited it.

- That's not
your decision to make.

- It's already been made.

Don't you see, Kal?

This is our chance

to be with our own,

to have a family again.

- A family?

- The mines, the X-Kryptonite,
the people in this town,

they gave me the means.

Krypton will finally
be resurrected.

The defense council
will reign...

And we'll have our mother
with us once again.

I know you long to see her,
just as I do.

Help me do that, brother.

- Not like this.

- The time has almost come,
Kal-El.

Our people will awaken soon.

And when that happens,

I need you by my side,

or you will be eradicated too.

[heroic music]

♪ ♪

[insects chirping]

- You finally kick him out?

- Sarah, it's not
what it looks like.

He wasn't at the bars.

- Really?

'Cause this is how things
normally go down.

Just as it seems
like Dad's gonna change,

he decides getting drunk
is more important

than being with his family.
- That's not what happened.

- Why do you always
cover for him?

- I'm not covering for him.

- Yes, you are.
- You know what, honey?

I really can't do this
right now.

- Of course you can't,

'cause you just
can't accept the reality

that your husband is not the
guy that you married anymore.

- Enough.

You don't know
what you're talking about,

and I don't need a teenager

telling me what to do.

- [scoffs]

Fine.

Teenager. What do you know?

I'm staying at Denise's.

- Sarah!
- No!

♪ ♪

Sarah.

[door slams]

- Everything okay?

- Kyle, I really need you
to tell me what happened.

Everything.

Starting with when
you first went to Edge.

[cell phone buzzes]

- Hi, you've reached Lana.
Leave a message.

Have a good day.
[beeps]

- Lana, you have to call me
back as soon as you can.

Please. I am worried about you.

[chatter]

She's still not answering.

- I'll send someone
to her house.

[whooshes]

- Morgan Edge is your brother?

- There's no way, right?

- He knew things about Krypton

no one could possibly know.

He spoke the language.

He had Kryptonian powers.

I...[sighing]

I don't know.
- What does he want?

- Kryptonians here.

And for me to join him.

- That's why he's putting
Kryptonian consciousness

into people.

- He wants Earth to become
the next Krypton.

- I don't get it though.

Why did he think
that you'd join him?

- Because he can bring
my Kryptonian mother back.

Our people.

- Clark, before you go down
the rabbit's hole here,

don't you think
you should find out

if this is even
actually true?

- I'm not gonna leave
after Edge just sent someone

to kill you and Jonathan.

- Babe, half the DOD's
on our front lawn.

They are moving into town.
Edge is not coming here.

Go, we'll call you
if we need you.

[wind howling]

- Is it possible?
- It is possible, yes.

- How could you never tell me?

- There wasn't the need.

- The need?

For me to know I've had a
brother here my entire life?

One who wants
to restore Krypton

using some technology
created by my mother?

There wasn't the need?

- I understand
your frustration,

but restoring Krypton
was never her intent.

At least not the way

Zeta-Rho wished to enact it.

Lara's invention was a means
of preservation,

to save our people
by retaining

and transferring their minds,

just as my own mind
has been retained here.

It was Zeta-Rho who sought

to colonize other worlds

and enslave their inhabitants
as hosts.

- I can't let this happen.

I have to bring back everyone

Edge has implanted
with Kryptonian consciousness.

Just tell me what to do,
and I'll do it.

- The Eradicator is
well beyond my understanding.

It's your mother's invention.

She developed this technology.

I'm sorry, my son.

I cannot help you.

- How come every time it seems

like things
are gonna get better,

something happens,

and it's all just
crazier than before?

You okay?

- Dude, I saw footage
of what happened to Dad

on John Henry's planet.

He killed Mom.

I mean, or her doppelganger
or whatever.

- So?

- So what if the Edge
from that planet

is also
that Superman's brother?

What if he brought back
their mom,

and then he gave him
a Kryptonian family,

and that's why
he turned on humanity?

What if that's
what happened there...

And it's happening here too?

- It wouldn't change anything.

- Look, all I'm saying
is going your whole life

thinking that you're the only
one left in your family,

and then finding out

that you had a brother
that you never knew about

and that you could
see your mom?

That would affect anyone.
- Yeah, it would.

But the difference
between Edge and your dad

is that he has family:
the three of us, right here.

We're his family.

And no matter what happens,
we always will be.

[door clicks open]

- We found Kyle Cushing.

- Where?

- Why didn't you tell me
you were going to see Edge?

- Because you lied to me, Lana,

about the Executive Program.

I mean, clearly you didn't
think I had what it took.

- Kyle.

- No, Lana, it's fine.

I just sick and tired
of messing up.

With you,

with our girls...

So yeah, I went to see him
the other morning.

- And he made you an offer.

- He said I could go through

this process, change my life,

make me better,

and it did.

- And what was
this process exactly?

- First step was, uh,

we went into this machine.

- And where was that?
Where did Edge take you?

[knocking]

Hey, Lois.

Everything okay?

- Everything's fine.

Just stopped by to check in.

- Yes.

On me.

[grunts]

[both heavy breathing]

[laughs]
You all are so weak.

[grunting]

[grunts]

- Not all of us.

- Move, move, move, move!

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- [grunting]

- Good job.

- You okay?

- No. Not really.

- And how are the girls?

- Sophie's at my folks.
She doesn't know anything.

Sarah stormed out last night.

She thinks I'm covering
for Kyle.

She won't answer
my calls or texts.

- We'll have the boys
reach out.

- You know, it has been so long

since anything strange happened
in this town.

I mean, I thought we were done
with this kind of stuff,

and then this happens
to my husband.

- Lana, we're gonna save him.
I promise.

- How?
- Best place to start

is by finding where Edge
hides his Eradicator.

[dramatic music]

- And that's the thing
they used on Kyle?

- Yeah, and wherever it is,
it stands reason that location

has been receiving shipments
of X-K from the Shuster mines.

- What's X-K?
- X-Kryptonite.

It's what Edge
has been mining for.

It's what gives people
these powers.

- The theory is, powers only
hold with Smallville natives,

people who have had
prolonged exposure.

- Like Kyle and Emily

and basically
everyone I recruited

for the Executive Program.

- Dozens upon dozens
of what he calls subjects,

his own private army.

- And these people,

you know their identity?

- It's our murderer's row
of suspects.

Info I pulled from employee
files, first hand encounters,

the names you offered,

anyone Edge could
have interacted with.

- It's a pretty big list

that unfortunately doesn't get
us closer to the big picture.

- I don't have
the big picture either.

Oh, I except I do see
one thing odd.

Him.

Dr. Dabney Donovan.

Listed as Edge's
personal physician.

He was the one who conducted
all the health exams

for everyone
in the Executive Program.

- This guy left a tenure track
position at MIT

to work for Edge?

- That's a pretty big salary
to walk away from.

- Dual PhDs in genetics
and molecular neuro-chemistry.

- Knowledge that would
come in handy

if you wanted to swap
one person for another.

Do you know where
these health exams took place?

- No, that was top secret,

and I tried to get Kyle
to tell me, before...

- I think we need to try again.

- Put out the APB.

The entire tri-state area.

Local, state, FBI, I want
the cub scouts after this guy.

I figure it can't hurt to ask.

At least it can't hurt me.

Where is this man?

- Do you even realize
the threat you now face?

Of what my people will do

to you and your family

when the attack begins?

- That's a real shame.

All I wanted was
some good conversation.

[whirring]
- [groaning]

- One more time.

Where do I find this man?

- I will melt your flesh

from your skull.

- Not today.

[whirring]
- [groaning]

- Where is he?

- I knew my dad was a disaster.

I guess I just didn't want
to admit the extent of it.

- Sarah, I'm so sorry.

- Why should you be sorry?
I'm not sorry.

It's better to know, right?

Even if my mom's
in total denial.

- Maybe you should go
a little easier on your mom.

- Why?

Nothing's gonna change
if my mom doesn't do something.

My dad's a disaster,
and all my mom's doing

is getting her black belt
in passive-aggressive texting.

- You're right.
- Jon.

- Sarah, the truth
about your dad is that,

he is really messed up.
- Yeah, Jon, I know.

- No, not from drinking.

Morgan Edge
did something to him.

And this is gonna sound nuts,

but he's basically
been body snatched.

- Body snatched?

- Look, these military guys
showing up,

they're from the DOD.

It's a threat reduction agency
headed by our grandpa

to keep the Earth
safe from aliens,

and these scientists, they're
looking at your dad right now

trying to help him,
but I honestly--

I don't even think that
they're totally clear

what's going on.
Right?

So it's not their fault,

and it's not his fault,

and Sarah, it's definitely
not your mom's fault.

- Maybe you should
go see for yourself.

- Lana's really beating
herself up.

- Hard not to.

Clark, why would Edge

give Superman time
to make a decision?

- Mm, what do you mean?

- Edge is a ruthless
corporate shark.

He never gives anyone anything.

Why give Superman time?

The only reason that makes
sense is that he needs it.

Maybe the Subjekts
aren't finished resurrecting

or transforming
or whatever that process is

because they're not done.

And Edge knows that if
he's gonna defeat Superman,

he needs everyone.

[echoing tones]
- [muffled shouting]

- They found Donovan.

Huh.
I guess I'll, uh--

- Go out the back?
- Go out the back, yeah.

[whooshes]

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

You're coming with us.

We need to reverse what this
machine's been doing to people.

- Reverse it?
- Yeah.

Turn everyone back into
the human they should be.

- I can't do that.
- You'll do what I say.

- Look, I barely understand
how this technology even works.

If you wanna reverse
this process,

you're gonna have to find

whoever it is
that invented this thing.

- Who the hell's that?

- My mother.

- All this for Morgan Edge.

[dramatic music]

- It's gonna get a whole lot
worse if we don't stop him.

♪ ♪

- He's here.

- Everything okay?

- Oh, I know you're used
to all this,

but it's a little surreal
to see Superman

in real life.

I'm just so used
to watching him on TV.

- Yeah, it can be
a little weird.

Come on. Follow me.

- Is there any way
to communicate

with the consciousness
inside the Eradicator?

- The Kryptonian minds inside
aren't actually alive.

Once a consciousness is chosen,

they need a host in order
to become activated.

- So the only way this works
is to place the consciousness

of Lara Lor-Van into someone
from Smallville.

- That's my understanding.

- Get this machine ready.

- This doesn't feel right.

- We don't have
any other choice.

- And we're running
out of time.

We need to find
a volunteer fast.

- I'll do it.

- Uh, I'm sorry,
but that's not possible.

- Why not?
I'm from Smallville.

Makes me the ideal candidate.

You don't have
to look for anyone.

- She does have a point.
- Dad.

Can everyone just please
give us a moment alone?

[somber music]

♪ ♪

This isn't your responsibility.

- Then whose is it?

I'm the one who stood by

while Kyle rallied the town

to Edge's side.

I mean, it was me who signed up
my own friends

to Edge's Executive Program.

- Lana--
- This is my town,

and at every critical juncture
I've failed it.

So don't tell me
this isn't my responsibility.

Not when I stand here
about to lose everything.

- I appreciate what
you're trying to do,

but you have a family.

- Yeah, and my husband
is one of them,

who is gonna to become
some alien psychopath

if I don't do something.

I have to save Kyle, Lois.

If there's any chance
that he's still alive,

I have to do it.
- What about Sarah and Sophie?

- They mean the world to me,
you know that.

- That's why I can't
let you do this.

- No, it's why you have to.

I have to fix this for them,

for me, for everybody here.

- There's no guarantee
this will even work.

This is alien science.

- Well, it's a good thing

I'm just a local loan officer
who doesn't know any better.

- You're not authorized
to go in.

- This is his daughter.

How much authorization
do you need?

- We've been
through this already.

I need you
to vacate the premises.

- Or what?
What are you gonna do?

Are you gonna shoot us?

- Guys, maybe we should
just try again later.

- No, we are going in

whether GI Jerk-nuts here
wants us to or not.

- The hell's going on here?

I'm in the middle
of a national emergency,

only to get word
my own grandsons

are down here causing problems.

- We're just trying to get in
so she can see her dad.

- Not an option.

- We already told her
what happened to him, okay?

She deserves to see it
for herself.

- Why would you do that?

- I don't know, maybe because
I'm done with your BS secrets.

- Those secrets save lives.

- Really?
Because you keep saying that

and it keeps proving
not to be true.

- Is this about what happened
with your brother?

- No, it's about everything,
okay?

You keep acting like
you're doing the right thing

and then it keeps proving
to be the exact opposite.

[dramatic music]

I mean, come on, can't you just
act like a real person for once

and not a soldier?

♪ ♪

- Let 'em in.

- Thanks, Grandpa.

- Dad?

I don't get it.

You said that there'd
be some kind of...

- You.

You think your little toys
can stop us?

- Dad.

- Dad?

Oh, Daddy doesn't exist
anymore.

He's a screaming corpse.

Ashes on the pyre.
[laughs]

- Hey, Sarah, let's just--
let's just get out of here.

Hey, hey, hey,
come on, come on, come on.

- Hey.

When I get out of here,

I'm gonna kill you first.

- I don't like this.
- I don't like it either,

but it's her choice,
and we have to respect it.

- I know, but it's Lana.

She's one
of my closest friends.

- Which is why
you should say something,

even if it's as you,
it'll mean a lot.

[somber music]

♪ ♪

- [sighs]

- I wanted to thank you.

It's very brave.

- I wouldn't be so sure.

My heart is racing
a million miles an hour.

- Yeah, I, um, I know.

- Right.
[laughs]

Sorry.

- You know,
you don't have to do this.

There's always another way.

- I don't think
you really believe that.

Also did Superman
just lie to me?

- It's not lying.
I'm just, uh...

I'm just an optimist.

- I guess that's
what makes you a hero.

- You're the hero
right now, Lana.

- It's time.

We'll be right here.

[machine whirring]

Did it work?
Is she okay?

- [gasps]

[hopeful music]

♪ ♪

Kal-El.

- Mother.

[machine whirring]

- I know this must be
a lot to process.

- Resurrection was
my life's work,

as a way to ensure
our civilization

was not lost forever.

[dramatic music]

It was never meant to be used
as a way

to supplant another race.

Kryptonians
are peaceful people.

♪ ♪

At least the majority of us.

- I don't understand.

Zeta-Rho, my brother?

You had another family?

- We were genetically matched.

That's how unions were formed

for thousands of years
on Krypton...

And then I met your father.

We fell in love

and ended my relationship
with Zeta-Rho.

Jor-El and I shared a vision

for a better world.

I gave birth to you.

And then your father and I,

when we decided
to send you to Earth,

we hoped you would
live that vision.

- I think I have.

[warm music]

♪ ♪

The sunstone crystal
in my pod,

why only father's?

Why not yours as well?

- It was stolen by Zeta-Rho.

Revenge for leaving him.

My biggest fear
in letting you go

was that you would be
without a mother.

- I had a mother here.

Her name was Martha.

She loved me very much.

- You have no idea how much
that means to me, Kal-El.

This world,

it welcomed you.

- It has.

- And you found someone.

I can tell
by how you look at her.

- [laughs]

She's the love of my life.

- It's all
I ever wanted for you.

To find a new home,

someone to love,

create a family of your own.

- We have two sons.

- Tell me all about them.

- What are we gonna do?

- We?

Look at her.
She's upset.

I think she wants
to talk to you.

- Yeah, and why's she upset?

Because you had to tell her
what's going on.

- Hey, look,
I'm not gonna apologize

for telling the truth, okay?
Ever.

And I wish things weren't
the way they are,

and what happened to her dad,
it really sucks.

Right?
But I think--

I think all you can do now
is be there for her.

- Yeah.
You're right.

I'm so sorry.

- I had to see him.

I had to understand,
but now it's like,

I don't even know
what that was.

- I think a lot
of really smart people

are trying to figure that out
right now.

- Last night, that--

that was my dad.

I know that was my dad,

but I was awful to him.

I guess that could be
the last time

I ever see my dad.

Was calling my dad drunk

gonna be the last thing
I ever say to him?

I need him back.

- We're just gonna
have to hold onto hope.

- I'll find them.
- There's no need.

- They have the Eradic--

- I said there's no need!
[sighs]

[dramatic music]

Leave and prepare
for our arrival.

- Now?

♪ ♪

- Kal-El made his decision.

He chose humanity over us.

There's no saving
my brother now.

- How does this thing work?

- The same principle
as a computer.

In this case,
instead of a computer,

it's a brain,

and the information
being uploaded

is a person's consciousness.

The Eradicator holds
and transfers this information,

a new consciousness,
into a person.

- So during
this transfer process,

does the old consciousness
exist?

- It does
until the transfer is complete.

- And then the new
consciousness fully takes over.

- How long does that take?

- Days. Weeks.

Depends how willing the host is

to accept this new life,
if at all.

- But the Kryptonian part
that's developing,

that person can just emerge
at any time?

- If prompted, yes.

The Kryptonian consciousness
will remain in the Eradicator,

and their powers
will dissipate over time.

- Then how do we stop this?

- Prevent the transfer
from completing,

so only the old consciousness
remains.

- Can we do that?
- We can.

We just need to get the people
who were affected

to go through the eradication
process again.

- Bring them here? All of them?
- Yes.

- And run them
through the machine?

- Yes.
- But we don't know

how many people
have gone through this.

- There has to be another way
to do it all at once.

- That would require
too much energy.

- How much?

- We would need something

that rivals this planet's sun.

[machine whirrs]

[ears ringing]

- It's Edge.

Figure out a way
to do everyone at once.

I'll hold them off
as long as I can.

- How the hell
are you gonna do that?

- Appeal to him the same way
he did to you...

As a brother.

- Mother.

- Go, my son.

Be the hero
I knew you would be.

- Hello again...

Superman.

- Why do you love them?

There must be a reason.

Did they take you in

when you first arrived?

Did they treat you
like you were one of them?

[dramatic music]

'Cause they did
no such thing for me.

I landed in
the British countryside,

where I was not greeted.

[gunshot]

[group shouting]
I was hunted.

[gasps]

Trapped.

[somber music]

Caught.

♪ ♪

And kept hidden from the world

for years.

A piece of alien meat,

an experiment

for them to learn
why I had abilities.

- Brother, I am sorry
that happened to you...

But not everyone here
is like that.

- Only when they're afraid.

And believe me,

I made them afraid.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

[high pitched humming]

No.
No.

No!

And I'm going to again

without you, brother.

♪ ♪

- Tell me.

What is it like
being with my son?

- Most of the time, it's easy.

And sometimes
it's very difficult.

Most of the time,
I feel very secure,

and then I've also had
some of the most...

terrifying days
in my entire life.

But there's always love
and respect.

- A partnership?

- Very much so.

[soft music]

[beeping]

♪ ♪

- On Krypton, I had

all the hopes and dreams
one could ever have.

And I lived them all.

And then one day,

those hopes and dreams
were for the son I just had.

♪ ♪

Thank you, Lois,

for making them come true.

- He's this world's first
and greatest hero,

but I want you to know
that he's an even better man.

♪ ♪

- About last night

and the performance,

I'm so sorry I didn't make it.

- It was because of this,
wasn't it?

- Yeah.

- [sighing]

I feel like such a jerk,
Jordan.

All this weirdness with you,
and now it makes sense.

I mean,
you knew all about all of this,

and you had
to keep it a secret.

[warm music]

- You know,
I'm actually really glad

that your dad was there
instead of me.

♪ ♪

You guys got to
have that together.

It's a great memory
to hold onto.

- Here you go.

[dramatic music]

- Something's going on.

♪ ♪

[chatter]

- The hell?

[siren wailing]

- Yes, humans are flawed,

and yes, some more than others,

but they don't deserve
what you're trying to do.

- You will defend them
over your own kind?

- They don't deserve
to lose their lives.

- They are inferior to us, Kal.

- No, they're not.
They're just different.

- I was sent here
with a mission

to resurrect my people.
- No.

- To save Krypton.
- Stop.

- And I will not fail.

- Yes, you will.

- The thing is, Kal,

this is the only planet
you've ever known,

so you don't know the pain
of losing one,

but I do,

and I am not going
to let that happen again.

And neither are they.

[whooshing]

[dramatic music]

- That's your family coming,
Kal.

Your real people,
your real heritage.

Make a choice.

Us or them?

♪ ♪

- There is no us or them.

Sam, we're out of time.

Is it ready?

- Ready?
- We are.

- It is,

except for that
energy source part.

We don't have anything
strong enough here.

- Yes, we do. Me.

- What?

- I'll release all my energy
at once,

create a solar flare;
it'll be enough.

- And you'll be out
of commission for days.

I can't let you do this.

- We don't have a choice.

- Superman.

- Sam, we're out of time.
Get everyone out.

I'm coming in
and so are they.

- Everyone out!

Go, now!

Go! Out!

Now! Go, go, go!

- Boys, boys!

Please come now!

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

- [grunts]

[grunting]

- Boys, right now!

- Run!

- Come on, come on.

- Stop!

- [screaming]

[somber music]

♪ ♪

- Sarah?

- Dad?

Dad?

- Mija, what happened?

- [sighs]

[chatter and shouting]

- Lana?

- Lois.

- [laughs]

- [laughs]

- Sir, no sign of Morgan Edge.

- Search the globe
until you find him.

- There's no sign
of Dad either.

- Where is he?

- [panting]

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

[whooshing]

- Just us?

- For now.

But all is not lost.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Greg, move your head.