All language subtitles for Lois.&.Clark.The.New.Adventures.of.Superman.S01E22.The.House.of.Luthor.1080p.HMAX.WEBRip.DD.2.0.H.265.-EDGE2020

[instrumental music]

[indistinct chattering]

[keys clacking]

[laughing]

[thunder rumbling]

[thunder rumbling]

[thunder rumbles]

Tsk, tsk.

[music continues]

[snoring]

[thunder rumbling]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[exhales sharply]

[theme music]

[explosion]

[music continues]

[keys clacking]

[computer beeps]

[sighs]

[yawning]

[printer whirring]

[dialing phone]

[line ringing]

(Perry)
'Hello.'

- Mr. White.
- Clark.

Yes, sir.
How are you?

You sound tan.

'Well, you tell me.'

I get up around 9:00

take a walk on the beach.

I get back. Alice has breakfast
ready for me.

'Weather's perfect.
Never changes.'

Haven't been run down
by a cab since I got here.

You're miserable.

Completely.

'How's the novel coming?'

Oh, um..

Well, not so good.

I've been spending
most of my time

trying to figure out what really
happened at the Planet.

Yeah. You and me both.

Anything interesting?

Nothing I can prove, yet.

Actually, the reason
I'm calling is

have you heard from Jimmy?

He called about a week ago.
Sounded fine.

Well, his telephone
is disconnected.

And I went by
his apartment today

and the landlord said
that he's been thrown out

because he couldn't
pay the rent.

Oh. Blast that kid.

Why didn't he tell me?

I'm gonna start
an all-out search for him.

You need any help?

Well, I think
I can manage, chief.

Oh, damn it, Kent.
Tell me you need my help.

I need your help.

See? I thought so.

I'm gonna take the first flight
out in the morning.

'I'll meet you
at your place.'

That's great, chief.
I'll see you then.

Good. See you then.
Ha-ha.

(Lex)
You see, this is right,
but this is wrong.

This is wrong. I..

I want the doors
on the master bedroom balcony

to be sliders, you see,
because French doors

make the room
look too small.

Lex, the master bedroom
is 3000 square feet.

That's twice as big
as my whole apartment.

[chuckles]

And what about this?

What about
this exercise area?

Should we move that back
down to the ground floor?

No, I think that's right.

It'd be great to get up
first thing in the morning

and see that stair climber
staring me in the face

saying, "Now, Lois, now."

No, darling,
that'll be my line.

Thank you for understanding.

What?

About me wanting to wait
till our wedding night.

I just want it
to be special.

It will be.

[knocking on door]

Lex, could we run through
your schedule for tomorrow?

Of course.
Please come in, Mrs. Cox.

You'll notice
the Series K field test

is set for 3:45 p.m.

Excellent.

[telephone rings]

(man over telephone)
'Mr. Luthor?'

Big Don is in Chicago.

Forgive me.
I'll take it in the library.

So, what's "Series K?"

Something we've been working on.

The details are confidential.

Lex and I don't
have any secrets.

Really?

Mrs. Cox, is there a Mr. Cox?

He died.

Oh. I'm so sorry, I--

Don't be. I'm not.

Anything else?

Nothing I can't handle.

Good. Well,
thank you, Mrs. Cox.

That'll be all for now.

I don't like that woman.

Why?

She's the best
assistant I've ever..

Yeah, but, Lois,
if you're unhappy, she's--

No. Really, it's fine.

Just..

Lois.

What is it?
What's the matter?

- Honey?
- My mother's coming in..

The wedding preparations..

Yeah, I know,
but what else?

I was wondering
how everybody was.

I haven't talked
to Perry or Jimmy or Cat.

Or Clark.

Or Clark, in weeks.

Alright. So, why don't you
give them a call?

[chuckles]

I think I will.

Have you heard from Jack?

I don't understand
that boy.

A-against my advice,
he fires one of the best

criminal lawyers
in the country.

He hires a woman
out of law school.

I just..

I tried.

I'll talk to him.

I doubt that
it'll do any good.

So..

Now, have we decided
on a 12-car garage?

Or...the 15?

No cover,
no minimum.

All girls all the time.

Girls, girls,
and more girls.

Seven. Seven.
Count 'em.

Seven revolving stages
for your viewing pleasure.

(Jack)
How much?

Jack?

'You're out?'

Uh, sort of.

It's no big deal.

It's not Alcatraz.
It's juvie hall.

You are in a lot
of trouble, pal.

You should talk.
Nice gig.

It's all I could get.

Where are you staying?

I got a room at the Y.
It's not that bad.

Want a roommate?

Jack, why did you
break out, huh?

I overheard some stuff.

They brought in a new kid
last week.

He's bragging about how he and
his brother pulled this frame-up

planting incriminating evidence
in some guy's crib.

So?

I was the framee.

He was talking about me
and the explosive

they found in my place
after the fire at the Planet.

I have to clear my name, Jimmy.

And it's not gonna happen
with me on the inside.

I'm gonna need help.

[telephone ringing]

Hello.

Hi.

It's me.

Hi. How are you?

Terrific.

You?

Great.

So, how's the rest
of the gang?

'Perry's actually coming out
to stay with me for a few days.'

We're a little
worried about Jimmy.

He, uh..

He moved out
of his apartment.

'Well, he's okay?'

I-I mean, you'd think
if he was in trouble

he would call me or you,
wouldn't he?

Yeah, I'm sure he would.

[sighs]

'How is your new job?'

Oh.

You know, settling in.

'You?'

I'm busy, you know,
exploring my options.

I'm sure you'll
find something.

'Yeah.'

Well, it's kinda late.

I guess I'm gonna...go to bed.

Me too.

Clark?

Yes?

I miss you.

I miss you, too, Lois.

'Goodnight.'

[sighs]

[zapping]

[doorbell buzzes]

Ooh.

[groans]

- Chief.
- Hey, Clark.

It's good to see you.
So good to see you.

Well, it's good to be back

even if it is just
for a couple of days.

Oh, thank you.
Appreciate it.

So, what'd you tell Alice?

Son, I've been married 25 years.

And if there's one thing
I've learned

it's don't lie
to your wife.

So, what'd you tell Alice?

I told her
I was going fishing.

[chuckles]

No word from Jimmy, huh?

Not a thing.

Boy, I wonder
where that kid is.

(Jimmy)
'He's right behind you, chief.'

- 'Hey!'
- 'Hey.'

- Jimmy.
- How you doing?

Good, good.
Good to see you.

How are you?
Where you been?

Well, uh, it's a long story

but first things first.

- You got anything to eat?
- Yeah. Yeah.

Canadian bacon, right?

You remembered.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'd like to order
two large pizzas

to be delivered, please.

Uh, CK

I think you better
make that three pizzas.

(Jack)
Pete was his name.

Pete Black
and his brother John.

Anything about
who hired him?

Just that it was someone
important.

They got paid a ton of money.

He called him "The Boss."

Alright, Jimmy, Jack

'I want you to find out
where we can'

'contact this
John Black character.'

And, Clark,
get me whatever you can

on anyone called "The Boss."

I'm going to start digging
into some of the

Daily Planet finances.

Just like old times.

You two might as well bunk here
for a while with me.

What about me?

You're gonna go back
to juvenile detention center.

We'll figure out
some way to tell them--

'I can't.'

Pete Black just didn't happen
to get sent to juvie.

'He was put there
to look for me.'

Maybe it's time
to call in the big guns.

The police?

No.

Lois.

Uh, no, chief.

She's too busy
getting ready for her wedding.

[alarm ringing]

Uh, excuse me for a sec. Uh..

I left some clothes
in the dryer.

Superman.

Thank you for coming
but it's a false alarm.

The security system's
just gone crazy all of a sudden.

Sorry to take up
your time like this.

No problem at all. I..

Superman.

You okay, Superman?

Superman?

You okay?

Superman?

Uh, yeah, I'm okay.

[keypad beeping]

We have the genuine
article, Lex.

Works like a charm.

I thought it was
destroyed, too, mom

but then I remembered
the chunk that was supposedly

sent to the university
for testing.

Yeah. The piece
that disappeared.

[man whistling]

Uh, the key's
under the mat, chief.

Huh?

I will be careful,
mom, I promise.

Yeah. Bye.

Clark!

Hey. How in the world did
you know I was out there?

Oh, uh, here, chief.
Let me take this for you.

Oh, thank you.
How you doing?

Good. How did it go?

Well, every single member

of the Daily Planet's
old board of directors

has been ducking me.

I finally did get a hold
of a transcript of the session

where they agreed to sell
the paper to Luthor

but my, uh,
my instinct tells me

they're hiding
something from me.

What I need is some leverage.

I just hope
we're not too late.

Wedding's coming up
pretty fast, huh?

Two days.

Maybe it doesn't even
matter what we find.

Maybe Luthor's
what she wants.

Here all this time
I thought we were

trying to
save the Daily Planet.

We are, chief.
I just..

I'm just funning
with you, son.

You know, women are
a little like trout.

You get them on a line,
you tug a little bit too hard

they're gonna go free.

You just gotta hope
that fate and the currents

kinda drift them your way.

We still got a couple days.

Yeah.
You're right, chief.

Let's get to work.

(Clark)
Just about every criminal
element in Metropolis

pays protection money
to a shadowy character

they call "The Boss."

Most of them
have no idea who he is

and those who might,
too terrified to talk.

(Perry)
There was additional insurance

on the Daily Planet building

through a subsidiary
of LexCorp

called "Lexell Investments."

[baby crying]

(Jimmy)
'Well, I found John Black.'

Now, all we have to do
is set the guy up.

The Planet board
originally voted

not to sell to Lex Luthor

'then suddenly they all
changed their minds.'

'They're all also
driving new Ferraris.'

[upbeat music]

If Luthor first
manipulated the board

to sell the Planet to him

and then burned it down
to collect the insurance

what if the boss
is actually Lex Luthor?

Okay. Good.

Exactly.
That's what I thought.

Alright.
Well, let's just keep at it.

See you back
at the apartment.

[car honking]

Need a lift, big boy?

Present from Luthor?

I borrowed it.

Well, then I guess you
owe him one, don't you?

Clark, come on, get in.

Please?

[sighs]

What do you want, Lois?

I want you to come
to my wedding.

- I can't.
- Why not?

I just, I can't.

You hate him that much?

Or is it me you hate now?

I could never hate you, Lois

but I'm not gonna sit there

and watch you walk
down the aisle with that--

What? Thief? Gangster?
Psychopath? Murderer?

Maybe all of the above.

Can't you see
what is happening?

You are driving us
farther and farther apart.

I'm not the one
doing the driving, Lois.

You are.

And if you're so sure

Lex is filled
with good intentions

you might wanna ask him
about Lexell Investments

and the extra
insurance policy

they took out
on the Daily Planet.

A policy that may
have made it very easy

to rebuild the paper.

You're an investigative
reporter, Lois.

Investigate.

[tape screeches]

(Clark on recorder)
'You're an investigative
reporter, Lois.'

'Investigate.'

Modern surveillance technology
is such a beautiful thing.

Don't you think, Mrs. Cox?

If the Borgias had had it,
they'd still be running Italy.

Shall I take
the necessary precautions?

[sighs]

[smirks]

A billion for your thoughts.

Sold.

No, I was just thinking how

'everything's
falling into line.'

I made the Daily Planet
vulnerable for takeover.

I bought it
and I destroyed it.

I broke Lois Lane
from her comfortable routine

and made a few bucks
in the process.

And now when these
highly insulting accusations

of Mr. Kent prove false

well, it should drive
the final wedge

between Lois
and her old life.

Part one of your plan
is complete.

'Time for Part two.'

To conclude our
business with Superman.

Is everything complete?

- Yes.
- Good.

Why don't you put
in a call to Mr. Kent?

Tell him I'd
appreciate very much

if he'd contact his friend
Superman on my behalf.

I'd like a word
with the Man of Steel

concerning Lois Lane.

[instrumental music]

[door opens]

Hm..

Not quite ready.

Come in!
Come in, come in.

Don't be shy.

You know, they say
that civilization was invented

so that men could cooperate
in the making of wine.

What do you want,
Luthor?

A favor.

A favor? From me?
You must be joking.

Oh, but wait.
Hear me out.

[sighs]
Lois Lane, my fiancee

'should be deliriously happy'

'at the prospect
of our forthcoming wedding'

but unfortunately,
she's not.

She misses her friends
at the Daily Planet

particularly...Clark Kent.

So..

Well, so you and Clark
are friends.

He was able
to bring you here.

I'm not following, Luthor.

I would like you
to use your influence

to convince Clark
to attend our wedding.

Of course,
you're invited, too.

[scoffs]

You live in a fantasy
world, Luthor.

Neither Clark nor I
will ever do anything

to support
your marriage to Lois.

I see.

Well, then I suppose
I have no further use for you.

[clanking]

Bars won't...hold me, Luthor.

Oh.

I think they will.

[screams]

I live in a fantasy world?

Perhaps.

But my fantasy
is about to come true.

[slurping]

[door closes]

It's about time.

(Jimmy)
'Where's CK?'

(Perry)
'I don't know.'

He should have
been here by now.

Crayfish etouffee, anyone?

Uh...actually, we just ate.

Well, you'll eat again.
You don't wanna miss this.

See, I use the sweet paprika,
not the regular

and cayenne,
plenty of it.

But the real secret
is in the apple juice.

Just the half a cup.

Okay, let's get this table set.

What'd you get?

Plenty.

This John Black character

will do just about
anything he's paid to do.

Break in,
plant explosives, you name it.

Just like he did
for this woman Mrs. Cox

and the case
of our young Jack here.

This is beautiful.

We'll get that tape down
to Inspector Henderson

first thing in the morning

along with a statement
from Jack.

Well, looks like you're
off the hook, buddy boy.

Congratulations.

Thanks.
I've got something, too.

Mr. Simon Trusdale,
former board member

of the Daily Planet

he's had a sudden
attack of conscience.

He's now willing to admit
he received a substantial

cash inducement,
I think he called it

to support the sale
of the Planet to Luthor.

Any particular reason for this
sudden attack of conscience?

Well, it may have something
to do with a certain video tape

which he hopes
his wife never receives.

[chuckles]
Poor woman.

Not after
the divorce settlement.

What about you, chief?

Well, now, Lexell Investments
did have additional insurance

on the Daily Planet building.

How much?

About twice what it would

take to repair it.

Lex Luthor walked away

with a cool 75 million.

Then that's motive.
He's nailed.

So, what are we waiting for?

Clark. Sit down.
Let's eat.

You know, this is all wonderful,
of course

but the problem is

it's still not gonna
bring back the Planet.

Well, you see

Elvis' first recording session
with Sam Phillips

didn't turn out too well.

That was June, '54.

Yeah, but you see

July, he was right
back in the studio.

Started turning out
his first couple of hits.

Tell me there's
a point to this.

Elvis didn't give up,
we won't, either.

- You got it?
- Yeah, I got it.

I hope you like it spicy.

Mmm.

[coughing]

[tap water running]

Ah.

[coughing]

[groaning]

A perfect evening.

I don't think I've ever
had better garlic chicken.

I think that Chef André
deserves a raise.

- Mmm.
- Hm.

And a magnificent
production of Othello.

I particularly liked
the black and white sets.

I thought they
were very inventive.

Mm-hmm.

[thunder rumbles]

Did you know that Shakespeare
didn't write Othello?

That it turns out it was
actually written by Dr. Seuss.

- Hmm.
- Mmm.

Am I boring you?

What?

Am I boring you?

No, of course not.

I'm sorry.

I just keep thinking
about that enormous stack

of RSVPs on my desk.

Mmm.

- Minus a few.
- Mm.

At least my mom's
gonna be there.

Hm.

You know,
it's not just my family.

Not one of the people

I thought I was
closest to is coming.

I just wanted
our wedding day

to be something
I could share with Clark

and Perry and the others.

I promise
that after the honeymoon

all these old wounds
will be healed.

You still haven't told me
where we're going.

- No.
- Not even a hint?

No, no.
Alright, one.

Clothing is optional.

[both chuckling]

Lex, when the Planet
was destroyed

you lost a lot
of money, didn't you?

Mmm.

Well, luckily I have broad
shoulders and deep pockets.

But I mean,
it wasn't a total loss.

You had insurance?

Sure, several policies
but, unfortunately

not enough to warrant
reconstruction.

Why the sudden concern?

Well, I can't help
but think that you

bought the Planet in the first
place because of me.

I did.

I'm embarrassed
to admit it

but I bought
the Planet out of some

love sick attempt
to bring us closer together

to bring my life
in tune with yours

but ironically,
it wasn't necessary.

Here we are together.

We were meant to be together.

It was fate.

We don't even have to change
the monograms on our towels.

[chuckles]

In here, Mr. White.

Oh, uh,
Mr. Stern.

Come in, Mr. White.

- Please, sit down.
- Yes, sir.

I appreciate you seeing me
at this late hour.

Perry.
May I call you Perry?

Oh, sure.

I put in a 14-hour day.
Always have.

If I show my face
at home before 11 p.m.

my wife calls the police.

[chuckles]

I'm sure you know
what that's like.

Only too well.

It's strange we never met.

I'm very familiar
with your work, of course.

As I am with yours.

I miss reading
the Daily Planet.

It has imitators
but no true successor.

Metropolis has lost an asset.

Well, those of us
who worked there were proud

to call it home.

And well, that's, uh

that's the reason I've come.

I didn't think
you were here looking

for a fourth for bridge.

Now, Mr. Stern

you own television,
radio stations.

You have interests
in book publishing.

Have you ever considered
owning a newspaper?

Perry, correct me
if I'm wrong.

There is no newspaper.

Now, the Daily Planet
was a lot more

than just steel girders
and concrete.

It was people,
it was ideas, principles.

Those still exist.

There is a newspaper.

We just don't have
a place to print it.

Even if that were true

why would I wanna own
the Daily Planet?

I can't imagine anyone
wanting anything else.

I'm sorry, my answer is no.

I wish you luck, though,
in finding some way to rebuild.

When you do,
you have my subscription.

I appreciate it.

I just hate to see
Lex Luthor win.

- What?
- Lex Luthor.

We've gathered evidence
that strongly suggests

that he's behind the fall
of the Daily Planet.

I'd just like to see
the expression on his face

when I..

Ah. Oh, well, I, uh..

I appreciate you seeing me, sir.
Thank you.

[groaning]

And how are we feeling today?

[Superman groans]

Oh, still feeling a little green

around the gills, are we?
Heh-heh!

I on the other hand,
am feeling wonderful.

She's beautiful,
therefore to be wooed.

She's woman,
therefore to be won.

It's Henry V.

Oh, I know,
it must be tough

lying there, seeing me
all decked up like this

on my way
to marry Lois Lane

while you lie there
helplessly and suffer.

And tonight.

♪ And tonight tonight ♪

♪ Won't be just ♪

♪ Any night ♪♪

I love Lois, I do.
I really do.

But she's just a little too
independent, don't you think?

Well, I'll
take care of that.

Clark Kent knows where I am.

Well, yes, I'll have
to kill him, too.

But that reminds me.
Which one, the red or the white?

The red for passion
and the white for purity.

Well, I agree.
Definitely, the red.

[grunting]

Luthor..

Oh, how strange.

How strange
to hear you say my name

and know that it may be

for the last time.

But am I making
a mistake?

Will the pain of losing
the challenge that you represent

be worse than the pain
of constantly losing to you?

Nah.

I'll be back,
when it's over.

'Then you and I will
have a nice little'

heart, mmm,
heart to heart.

Have a nice death.

♪ Tonight tonight.. ♪♪

[sobbing]

Oh.

[knocking on door]

(female #1)
'Ten minutes, Mrs. Luthor.'

Mrs. Lex Luthor.

Lois Lane Luthor.

Lois..

...Luthor Lane.

Lois...Lane..

...Kent.

Lois Lane.

Mom, what am I gonna do?

Oh, honey,
if you're not sure--

It's too late.

No, it's not.

You do what your heart
tells you to do.

[grunting]

[breathing heavily]

[whooshing]

[coughing]

[indistinct chatter]

["Bridal Chorus" instrumental]

You are a strange one,
Clark Kent.

- Am I?
- Yeah.

But I think
I've got you figured out.

[coughs]

[whooshing]

Clark.

Just a sec, Lois, I..

[instrumental music]

[clanking]

[coughs]

Goodbye, Lois.

[whooshing]

[coughs]

The Arch Bishop?

Yes. I'm sorry.
The pope had a prior engagement.

You look...beautiful.

Dearly beloved,
we are gathered here today

in the sight of God and
in the presence of these

'witnesses to join together
this man and this woman'

'in holy matrimony.'

'If anyone knows why this
union should not take place'

'let them speak now
or forever hold their peace.'

'Do you, Lex, take this woman'

'to be your wedded bride
from this day forward'

'for richer, for poorer'

till death do you part?

I do.

And do you, Lois

take this man to be
your wedded husband

'from this day forward'

'for richer, for poorer'

'in sickness
and in health'

to love and to cherish
until death do you part?

I..

I..

Lois.

I can't.

Lois!

[indistinct chatter]

Lex, they came!

Stop the wedding.
You can't marry this man.

Well, is there an echo in here?
I just said that.

What's the meaning of this?

The meaning of this is, Luthor,
you're through.

We have all the evidence
against you we need.

Evidence?
Evidence for what?

This is a warrant
for your arrest for arson

and other crimes
too numerous to mention.

You're out of your minds,
both of you.

You have the right
to remain silent.

You have the right
to an attorney.

'If you cannot afford an
attorney one will be supplied--'

Will you shut up? I can afford
a thousand attorneys.

I'll have your badge.
I'll have your head for this.

Get me the governor
on the phone.

Get me the president!

'Get him on the phone!'

Et tu, Mrs. Cox?

[laughs]

Lois, I'm sorry.

'We'll take a rain check.'

Something's come up.

- Let's go, pal.
- You let go of me!

[grunting]

(Inspector Henderson)
'Don't worry.
We'll get him.'

I got the building
sealed off!

This way! This way!

Oh, honey, I know things

haven't worked out
the way you planned, but--

Why?

Isn't this the way
every girl dreams

her wedding's gonna be?

Sorry, Superman,
no time to chat.

I'll just take my
pound of flesh and..

[screaming]

[screaming]

[sighs]

[siren wailing]

I've always been such
a good judge of character.

Don't blame yourself.
He fooled all of us.

- Not me.
- I never trusted him.

Where's Clark?

(Clark)
'Right here.'

(officer #1)
'He's heading
for the penthouse.'

[keys clacking]

It's over, Luthor.
Give it up.

Lex Luthor will not
live in a cage.

Luthor, no!

Did you know this is the tallest
building in Metropolis?

Did you?

Top of the world.

[indistinct shouting]

I-I can't.

Ah!

[instrumental music]

I wish they'd just
get it over with

and tear this place down.

Yep. Too many memories.

(Lois)
Most of them good.

Well, you know, there's a lesson
to be learned in all of this.

- Why am I not surprised?
- Well..

We should appreciate
what we got when we got it.

(Perry)
'I know
I've said this before'

but I just hate it that Luthor

got his way in this one thing.

He didn't! Look!

What is that?

[applause]

Great shades of Elvis!

We'll start on
the building next week

but first, I thought
we'd announce

to the world
we're back in business.

I, uh, reconsidered
your proposal.

And I agree with you,
Mr. White.

Metropolis does need
the Daily Planet.

Besides, one more nail
in Lex Luthor's coffin

would suit me fine.

I do have some ideas
about modernization.

Uh, modernization?

Yes, improvements, expansion.

Wanna see the plans?

Uh, Mr. Stern,
just a doggone minute here.

'I, uh..
Uh, Stern!'

'What do you mean
by modernization?'

I've never seen anything
so beautiful in my entire life.

You never gave up..

...on the Planet.

On your friends.

On me.

I couldn't.

You've just named probably
everything in this world

that's precious to me.

I don't think
I have ever..

Will ever meet
anyone quite like you.

- Lois.
- Clark.

[chuckles]
No, let me go first--

No, no, no,
not this time.

Lois, I'm sorry
about a lot of things.

I wanted to
bring Luthor down

but I never wanted
to hurt you.

I shouldn't have
said anything

about the way
I felt toward you.

It put you in an incredibly
awkward position.

No, Clark, I really--

No, no. The truth
of the matter is, Lois

it wasn't true. I..

I'm not in love with you.
I..

You're not?

I would have said anything

to stop you
from marrying Luthor.

Oh.

Well, if that's
how you feel..

I want the same
thing that you want

for us to be friends

partners...forever.

Forever.

What did you
want to say?

Oh...nothing.

Yeah, what you said,
um, just that, sort of.

(female #2)
'Help! Help!
Somebody, please help!'

Uh, could you excuse me
for a second, Lois?

We can continue later.
I have to go real quick.

Sure.

Why not? Go.

Run off and disappear
like you always do

when we're having
a discussion.

Well, guess everything's
back to normal.

I'm not done
with you, either, big fella.

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