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- Previously
on "Superman & Lois"...

- Let's just focus on what
family.

- We need to stop Kal-El
before he does to this world

what he did to mine.

- I just want
what's best for this town.

Right now, it seems
pretty clear to me

that that's Morgan Edge
bringing jobs in.

- Edge was
giving people powers,

messing with
their minds to control them.

- And people on this town
are gonna want answers.

- They're gonna be looking
for somebody to blame,

and I'm pretty sure

I'm gonna be at the top
of that list.

- Prepare for our arrival.

There's no saving
my brother now.

- Leave now.

- Jordan!

- He has vowed
his submission, Father.

- And the Eradicator?
- Taken from his possession.

- John, it's happening
just like you said it would.

I think Superman's
been turned.

♪

- Welcome back, sir.

- For the last time,
it's John.

- Were you able to find her?

- She must have gone home
already.

- Shall we try her residence?

The townhouse
is 25 yards due east.

- Let me find a parking spot.

- Scans indicate
she's the passenger

in the taxi on your left.

You could easily catch her.

John, if you wish to connect

with this world's version
of your younger sister,

now is your chance.

- Lois?

- John, it's happening,

just like you said it would.

I think Superman's
been turned.

- It's been a long time
since you've felt pain,

hasn't it, Kal?

Or perhaps
you've never felt it,

which will make this process
all the more excruciating.

Pain is a weakness
my father removed from me

after I arrived here.

I remember it, though.

Wanting nothing more
than my suffering to end.

All you have to do is submit,

and yours will cease.

- Listen to me.
- You gave me you word, Kal.

- Please--
- Submit.

- I can help you, brother.

- I am not your brother!

You rejected me.
Remember?

Rejected your family,
your own people, for them.

So be it.

Delay the inevitable.

Fight as long as you can,
but eventually,

you will fade as this
new mind comes to light.

Not even Superman
is strong enough

to resist the will of Zod.

- What do we do?

- We can't do anything.

- We have to.
We have to.

- Like what?

- I don't know
We need to think, Jon.

- We have to think.

- Boys, he's gonna be okay.

- Mom...

Edge just took off with him.
- I know.

- He said
we'll never see him again.

- Yeah, I know, honey,

and I know
how scary that sounds.

I know it doesn't seem
like it right now,

but your dad has been
in worse spots than this,

and he always
gets through them.

I've been dealing with this
for 20 years.

Trust me.

Your dad will fight
through this, and he will win.

It's not gonna do
either of you any favors

by staying up all night.

Try to get some sleep.

Go on.

♪

- DOD satellites are scanning
airspace across the globe.

We know they departed here,

but lost them after that.

That place he goes to,

his fortress,

I know its location
is a secret, I get it,

but we might want
to start there.

- He's not there.

I think
Edge has one too though.

He mentioned
his was in the desert.

- Hmm.

I'll adjust our search grid.

Pumpkin.

♪

♪

- Feeling okay
about today, babe?

- Well, let's see.

I got to go downtown

for a mandatory military
check-in.

Some doc's are gonna swab me.

A shrink's gonna
ask me questions

about being mind-controlled,

to make sure
our brains are just ours.

So yeah, I'm great.

- Can't you call off work, Dad?

I mean, shouldn't you
stay home with us

and, I don't know, just rest?

-
Look, I'd love to, mija,

but I think I need to get back
into some sort of routine.

You know, go to the station,
see my team,

get back to normal.

I got it.

Tamera.

- Sorry for the house visit,
Chief.

- Something wrong?

- Look, I overheard
some of the guys

talking this morning,
knowing you were coming in.

- Mm-hmm?

- There's some concern, Chief.

- About what?

About me.

- You vouched for Morgan Edge.

After what happened,
well, people are angry.

- Okay, but all I was trying
to do was bring jobs in,

get investors
to bet on this town.

I don't--
- I get it, Chief.

I do.
But maybe just take a few days.

Give people a minute
to cool off.

I'm sorry.

♪

- Hey. Eat anything yet?

- Not hungry.

- Have you heard anything
that they've said?

- They got nothing.

All this state-of-the-art tech,

and they can't do anything.

- We can though.
Jordan, listen.

When dad was attacked
by John Irons,

you heard him,
and then we found where he was.

- Yeah, they were
a couple miles away.

- So?

- So Dad could be anywhere
in the entire world.

- Why does that matter?

- It just does.

- Jordan, Dad said that he can
hear all of the fluctuations

in the collective
sonic frequency.

- Yeah, but he also said
that it took years

of training at the fortress
in order to do that.

- Jordan, listen to me.

This is just like punching
that training log

in the cellar, okay?
It's just like it.

You could do it,

but you had to believe
you could do it.

And can do this, too.

- Yeah, well, there's
too many people here.

- Okay, so let's find a spot.

Come on, you can do this.

Come on.

- And Superman's last
known location was this farm?

- That's right.

- Edge came after
me and the boys

after Superman saved everyone

Edge was turning
to create his army.

- And then Superman just agreed

to have
his consciousness replaced?

- To spare our lives
and buy us some time,

but he signaled me.

He wanted me to contact you

so that we could find Edge
and stop him.

- And you think they're
somewhere in the desert, Sam?

- Based on intelligence
we've gathered, yes.

- John, you know better
than anyone

what's at risk here.

- I do.
- Which is why we need

your help to come up
with a rescue plan.

- A rescue plan?

Lois, Superman must have known

there was a chance
he'd be turned.

If he signaled you
to bring me in,

he knows the likelihood is,
there is only one hope.

To save this world,
I need to put him down

by any means necessary.

- No, John.
We're not killing Superman.

That's not why I called you.

- You said it yourself.
He signaled you to call me.

Why would he do that?

- I don't know why,
but I know he's not giving up.

- Lois, he knows
what he's up against.

He's trying to stop
the end of the world.

- We do that by saving him.

- Look, Superman's
our greatest ally

against Morgan Edge.

At this juncture,
it would be a tactical error

to rule out a rescue.

- No, a tactical error

would be to let this Earth fall
the way that mine did.

It took him seven minutes

to wipe out Metropolis.

Seven minutes.

- It's not too late for him.

- Lois,
the more time that passes,

the greater the odds are
that he's gone.

- He won't be turned.
- He will eventually.

- No, he won't,
and I will prove it.

- Lois?

- Just figure out
how to find him.

-
- Sam--

- Lois doesn't know this,

but I'm rounding up
every weapon I got

in Project-7734's arsenal
for when the time comes.

- I might have more effective
means than kryptonite.

- I'm all ears.

- Damn it.
- How far can you hear?

- Oh, I don't know.
Somewhere in Australia?

- Australia?
- Or New Zealand.

I can't tell the accents apart.

Regardless, it doesn't matter.
I couldn't hear Dad.

- Okay, well, I mean, what if
he just wasn't saying something

and you, like--
you scanned over him or--

- Jon, I don't know.
That's what I've been saying.

I just got this power
good enough

that I'm not having a migraine
every two seconds.

Look, this isn't gonna work.

- Hey.
Yes, it will, okay?

Just try again.

- We've been at this
for an hour,

and I don't even know

what I'm hearing half the time.

- Look, I know it's hard,

but right now,
you are the only one

who can find him.
- Yeah, but what if I can't?

What if I keep
trying and trying,

and my powers just aren't
good enough?

- Jordan, you're good enough.

- Really?

'Cause that didn't stop Edge.

When I used
my heat vision on him,

I gave everything I had,
everything,

and he just--

he just tossed me around
like a rag doll.

Then he took off with Dad.

I was the only one with powers

who could've done something,
and I just--I didn't.

♪

- You can do something now.

You can do something now, okay?

Just focus, okay?

- What is this?

- State-of-the-art
rocket-powered projectile.

Uses red solar tech.

It's designed
to completely deplete

a Kryptonian's power.
- For how long?

- Long enough to kill them.

- You made this thing?

- With Lex Luthor.

- And it worked?

- I used it in my fight
against Kal- El.

The plan was to draw him
deep into space.

- Icarus Protocol activated.
- Fire! Almost there. Come on.

He thought I was running,
but I wasn't.

Almost there.

- Ballistic shields failing.

- But before I saw
if it worked...

I ended up here.

- So you don't know
if it worked?

- It would've worked, Sam.

If we want to end this
once and for all,

we should do
the same thing here.

- Kind of hard to do
without your ship

and your suit, isn't it?
- Don't worry about that.

Get someone to produce me
one of these,

and I'll take care of the rest.

- Photography
is strictly prohibited

inside the processing area.

No exceptions.

- It's like "1984" out here.

- Yeah, it's just
Big Brother doing their job.

They'll be gone soon.

- Hey, Emily.
- Please, Lana, just don't.

- Em--
- She said don't.

- Whoa, hold up there, Duc.

- You kidding me, Kyle?

Just look around here.

That's you're doing!
- Wait. Hey.

I made a mistake, okay?
I was just--

- The only mistake made
was all of us trusting you.

And now, after what they said

I did to Lois Lane,

Clark's son...

- It wasn't your fault.

- No, it's not.

It's your fault.

I trusted you.

How am I supposed
to live with myself?

How am I supposed
to go back to normal?

- I am so sorry, Emily.

- Just stay away.

- Hey, you're not
to blame for this.

Edge is.

- Yeah, well, I'm not sure
everyone sees it that way.

- They will eventually.
I'll make sure of it.

Before you get tested, can I
talk to you both in private?

- Yeah.

Is this about Superman?

- Anything you can tell me

about what it was like
being a subject,

even if it seems insignificant.

Do either of you have
any memory of what happened

while you were taken over?

- No, I just remember

waking up and seeing you, Lois.

- What about you?

- Mine came and went.

- What was that like?

- Um...

it was like
I was losing myself.

Yeah, I couldn't
remember things.

Couldn't picture my family.

And it hurt, you know,

trying to push through,
and then...

I'd see their faces.

And this darkness came over me.

- But you could fight back?
- Yeah, some.

But there was this
overwhelming sense that...

My family would
just be better off

if I just...let go.

And I almost did.

- But you did fight, Kyle.

Thank you both so much.

This means more than you know.

- Won't be long now, Father.

♪

- Jordan.

Jordan.

Jordan!

-
It's Dad.

- Jordan.
- Dad!

- Jordan!
- Where were you?

- The Badlands.

- You think your boy
can help you?

- Jordan, what's wrong?

- If you send anyone
for your father,

he won't be the man
they find waiting.

- Is he still alive?
- We need to go.

We need to go right now.
- Okay, okay.

- General Lane
needs this delivered

to his tent straight away.
- Yes, sir.

- John Diggle?

- Lois Lane.

So this where you and Clark
moved the family.

- Yeah,
we thought a slower pace

of life might be good for us.

- Well, looks like that
didn't go quite as planned.

- What're you doing here?

Is Argus helping
with the search?

- I assumed you knew.

Your father called Lyla,
needed some tech delivered,

so she sent me.
- What kind of tech?

- Can you make it work?
- I can.

- I thought
you were on my side.

- Lois, it's just a precaution.
No decisions have been made.

- Except the part
where you lied

about what you were using
this Argus tech for.

- It's a fluid situation.

I didn't want
to involve you and Lyla

in the decision-making.

- Because you knew
we would say no, Sam.

You can't try to kill Superman.

You sure as hell
can't use Argus tech to do it.

- The tech is mine.

Argus is simply
providing the ammo.

- I'm sorry,
who the hell are you?

- This is John Henry Irons.

He's helping us coordinate
a fallback plan

if we run out of time.

- Which looks
more and more likely.

- That's not true.

I just spoke with one
of Edge's former subjects

who confirmed it's possible

to fight back
against eradication.

- Possible?
Maybe.

Not probable.

- This is the proof
that we needed.

- Are you really gonna gamble
on the fate of your world?

- Wait, wait.
You're from another Earth?

- Yeah, he is.
- You and I are gonna have

a serious conversation
about this, General.

- Mom, Mom, we need to talk.

It's important.

- Oh, my God.

- What is with everybody?
Seriously.

- People are angry.
They're lashing out.

- But they know us.

We've lived here
our whole lives.

Everything Dad does has done
is for this town.

They actually think
we're gonna leave?

- No, no, sweetie.
We're not going anywhere, okay?

Everything will be fine.

- They attacked our home.

- And we're gonna fix it.

- Our children sleep here.

- It's a good thing
that no one was home.

- Yeah, well, what if
someone had been, Lana?

- Okay, Kyle--
- No.

Look, okay?
All we did is try and help.

Someone had to step up
and try something.

- Dad.
- No.

We come in
with the best of intentions,

and everyone now just assumes
the absolute worst?

No, like, I can't even
go to work, okay?

We can't go into town
without getting harassed,

and now I can't even
keep my family safe.

This is--
- Kyle. Kyle!

Look at me.
Look, look.

What those people think,
they're wrong.

And they will figure it out,
okay?

The only thing

I care about is us, okay?

And we are gonna get through
this together as a family.

Yeah?

- Okay.
- Okay.

- I'm gonna go get some paint.
- Okay.

- Y'all don't go
in the living room

until I get all that glass
cleaned up.

- Okay.

- So Dad said he was somewhere
in the Badlands.

Do you think that's enough
information to find him?

- If your dad's
still in that desert,

we'll know soon enough.

- There's one more thing.

- Jon.

- We have to tell them.

Look, Edge told Jordan that

if anyone went looking for Dad,

it wouldn't be him they'd find.

- Boys, you've done
great work here.

Can you give your mom
and me a minute?

- It's okay.

- He was bluffing.
He had to be.

- Lois--
- Dad, please.

- Honey, I don't have
a team equipped

to take on
numerous Kryptonians and win.

I have to shift my priorities,

treat this as I would
any other global threat,

make the same decision I would
if it were anybody else.

When we locate them,
I'm sending John in.

I'm sorry.

♪

- Can I talk to you?

♪

- Lois, I know
what you're gonna say, and I--

- No, you don't.

And you need to hear this.

- I have told you repeatedly

that this world is
different from yours,

that our Superman is different

from the monster
who destroyed your Earth,

that he would
never turn on humanity.

And you've asked me
just as often

how I know that for sure.

I've never really answered
that question,

but I'm going to now.

The reason I know how much

Superman loves humanity

is that he's not
just someone I report on.

He is everything to me.

He is the love of my life,

the father of my sons.

John, Superman is my husband.

- Clark Kent is Superman?

♪

And your boys?

- They didn't know who he
really was until this year.

It's part of why we moved here.

I needed you to know the truth

about why Superman
is different here.

He has a family to fight for,

which means he won't give up,

and neither can we.

- Lois,

this doesn't change anything.

- How can you say that?

He loves his sons.

He loves me.
That matters.

- What about
all the other sons,

the other wives, that will
be killed when he attacks?

- He won't attack.

He won't give up,
which means he can be saved.

- Lois, he wanted you
to call me

because he knew
what I would do.

- He knows,
worst-case scenario,

if it comes to that,
that you won't hesitate.

Fine.

I need you to believe

the possibility
that there's hope.

- If that's what you need,

then you called the wrong guy.

- John.
- No, Lois.

Everything you are saying

is just getting in the way
of what needs to be done.

But you were right
about one thing, Lois.

I will not hesitate.

I saw you die.

I lost Natalie.

Millions of people, gone.

I won't let that happen again.

I have a responsibility
to do the right thing.

- And I am telling you
that killing Superman

is not the right thing.

John, please,
I'm begging you, don't do this.

- I'm sorry, Lois.

- I know this isn't
what you expected,

but Lyla wouldn't have
helped otherwise.

- Yeah,
and I wouldn't have come.

- That, too.

- Doppelgangers, other worlds,

glowing boxes,
losing the people I love,

I'm done with that life.

- Knowing your past,
I don't blame you.

Unfortunately,
we don't have the luxury

of letting this one
just play itself out.

- Come on, he's Superman.

I've fought beside him.

He's the best we have.

Oliver would've said that.
Hell, they have would have.

- This is not an easy decision
for me to make.

- What?

Exhausting every option
to save the life of an ally?

A hero?

That should be an easy one.

I can't imagine the courage
it took for you

to survive whatever the hell
it was that got you here,

but you're gonna need
that courage today.

The world will be praying
you made the right call.

-
Okay.

Try that.

Oh, come on.
Are you kidding me?

- I don't know, maybe scrub
a little harder?

- Are you critiquing
my scrubbing skills?

- Yeah, you got little arms.

You gotta put
your back into it.

- Okay, okay, how about
letting me have a go, hmm?

- Oh.

- See, one thing
you gotta know, Sarah,

is that your mama,
well, she's always right.

- Oh.
-

- We absolutely can fix this.

It's just gonna take
a little bit of paint thinner

and some good old
American muscle.

- Ay!
- Ooh.

- All right.

Oh, oh.

Well, well.

- Oh. Sorry.

You know,
just the hose malfunctioning.

Maybe you could give it
some American muscle.

- ♪ Maybe I'll try,
maybe I'll die trying ♪

- No?
Yeah, I didn't mean it.

I didn't mean it.
I didn't--

- What, you too?

- ♪ Maybe I'll try

♪ Maybe I'll try dying

♪

- Mom.

♪

- Are we too late?

- I don't know.

♪

- I told you, Kal.

No one can fight forever.

- Father.

♪

-
You've done it, Zeta.

- Yes, I have,

and now we can move
towards completing

what we came here to do.

General Zod.

- We got something.

- Right there, zoom in.

- That's it.

We a go?

- We're a go.

- Run a final systems check.

Make sure my full arsenal's
locked and loaded.

I don't want any surprises.

- Of course, John.

- And get me a digital read
on the topography so I can--

- Do you know who I am?

- I have a pretty good idea.

- My name's Jonathan.
Jonathan Kent.

When you were at the DOD,

your RV was parked at our farm.

I saw a lot of videos
about you there.

I saw what happened to my mom.

I saw who my dad was.

I saw a lot about you too.

I saw about your daughter,
Natalie.

You seemed like
a really good dad.

But I just want you to know...

This guy
you're about to kill...

He's a really good dad, too.

- I wish there was
another way, son.

- There's always another way.

♪

- Arrived on site.

There's no sign of--

Hold on.

I got incoming.

Superman.

♪

♪

- Get me visuals now.

- He must be down.
I can't find him.

- He's not down.

Telemetry shows
his vitals are fine.

- Got him, but he's not
in the Badlands anymore.

- John.
Talk to me.

Is Superman--
- He's been turned.

- Are you sure?

- You won't stop what's coming.

None of you can stop this.

- I'm sure.

- Irons, listen to me.

You are fully authorized
to retaliate.

Weaken him
and then take him out.

- No, Dad, wait.

- He's gotta fire that missile,
or he's dead.

- That solar missile
is only good for one shot.

If you wastes it, we have
nothing to use against Edge.

John's got to get through him,
or they're both dead.

- All right.
Let's go.

- Oh, my God.

♪

- Armor at 57%.

- John, you can't beat him.

You have to make him
remember who he is.

- John, please don't.

- He's got no choice.

You gotta do it.

- John, he's still in there.
John, please.

I can't stop.

- John, he's still in there.

I promise you can
get through to him.

Please.

- You gotta save them.

You gotta save them.

You gotta do it, John.

I can't stop.

- We lost audio.

- Clark,
Lois sent me to help you.

She still believes in you.

I met your boys,
and they believe in you too.

- And let me
tell you something, man,

I know what it means
to lose the people you love.

That pain you feel right now,

that is nothing

compared to what happens
if you lose them.

Right now,
you got a chance to fight.

Do not let that bastard
take you away from your family.

You remember who you are,

and you fight back, damn it!

You fight!

♪

- We got him.

He's back.

- John, can he hear me?

Superman?

- I'll be back soon.

First, you and I are gonna
deal with Morgan Edge.

- We got him.
He's back.

- First, you and I are gonna
deal with Morgan Edge.

- He's gone.

For good.

- Kal-El?

- Zod.

-
Then it is time.

- Father, we can still--

- It's time!

You had one mission

and veered from it
because you're weak.

You shall not veer
from it any longer.

Now go and complete

what you were sent here to do.

Or know that you are
the sole reason

Krypton was lost.

- Goodbye, Father.

♪

- Come on.
Come on.

Almost in range.

I got him.
Stay back.

- Target locked.

- What's Edge doing?

- Ready for launch.

You could have ruled
with me as my brother.

Instead, I will bury you
in the ashes of this world.

♪

- I know the feeling
you're feeling.

It is the actual,
literal worst.

But he'll be here.

- Mom, Jon,

it's him.

- Hey.
- Hey, yourself.

-
All right, you two.

♪

You did good.

- It was all his idea.

We were just trying to think,
what would you do?

- How'd you do it, Dad?

How'd you break free?

- Thought about you guys,

remembered what I was
fighting for.

I had a little bit of help.

It's okay.
It's okay.

He's on our side.

- Lois.

- John, you've actually
met our kids before.

- Ah, yeah, I remember.

Nice to do this
under better circumstances.

- Thank you.

And I never said sorry
about hitting you with a truck.

-
- No hard feelings.

The good news,
Morgan Edge is in

a state-of-the-art
military prison.

He's never gonna hurt
anyone again.

- Do you wanna stay for dinner?

I order a mean takeout.

I gotta wrap things up
with your dad.

Besides, family time is sacred,

and you guys
are definitely due.

- Bring it in.
Come on.

Bring it in.
-

- Hey, everyone,
look who's here.

- Oh, my sweet girl.

I missed you so much.

You smell what Daddy's got
cooking up over here?

- Are those dinosaur pancakes?
- Mm-hmm.

- For dinner?
- Yeah, why not?

All right, I got two
Sophie-saurus Rexes

coming right up.

- Sophie.

- Sarah!

-
Hi!

Oh!

- Did you miss me?
- I missed you so much.

- Anything happen
when I was gone?

- No, things are kinda boring
when you're not around, so...

- All right,
a little appetizer for you.

- You know we're gonna be okay,
right?

- Yeah, I'm gonna
make sure of it.

- So Leslie Larr
is still in the wind?

- At this point,

she doesn't really
have a next move.

- Finding her
is our number one priority.

Good news is,

between you
and Mr. John Henry Irons,

smart money says
she'll be in custody

by the end of the week.

And then DOD packs up,

heads home.

Maybe this town
can breathe again.

Not to mention this family.

For what it's worth,
Lois, about yesterday...

- I know, Dad.

You were just doing your job.

- What I wanted to say is,

I'm proud of you.

When the chips were down,
you still had faith,

and that's what made
the difference.

I'm very glad you're better,
Clark.

I won't doubt you again.

- Complete what you were
sent here for.

- Greg, move your head.