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[instrumental music]

(Lois)
What are you doing here?

(Clark)
Seeing a movie with Jimmy.

I think it's oddly
coincidental that

out of all the movies playing
in all the movie theaters

we would end up at the same one
at the same time.

I think that it shows
how we have the same tastes.

I walked out.

So did I.
Jimmy loved it.

I walked out because the plot
has just warmed over Bambi

without the political
subtext. You?

I fell asleep. What difference
does it make why I walked out?

'Cause I think it shows
how we look at the same thing..

...differently.

I think we're
completely in sync.

Oh, yeah. We're so in sync
that when you broke up with me

for my own good,
you figured I'd probably know

it was for the best,
because we're so in sync.

We're about as in sync
as the English

in a Japanese horror film.

Lois, I was wrong,
and I admitted it.

- You can't stay mad.
- Oh, yes, I can.

You can fly, I can stay mad.
It's a gift.

- 'Hi, Lois.'
- Michelle.

Clark, I want you to meet
Michelle and Arnold Sitkowitz.

'My neighbors.'

Oh, you two make
an adorable couple.

Oh, I hope you'll be
as happy as Arnold and me.

Ten years
and never a cross word.

[instrumental music]

[moaning]

- Well, it's getting late.
- Yeah, yeah.

See you tomorrow.

Nice meeting you.

[sighs]
Ten years.

(male #1)
'Arnold and Michelle Sitkowitz.'

Where'd that come from?

Look, Arnold,
a burning bush.

'Do not be afraid,
for you have been chosen.'

Chosen for what?

[tires screech]

[indistinct chatter]

[theme music]

[music continues]

You do have an alibi
for last night?

Alibi?
Why do I need an alibi?

(Star)
'That lady with the cop..'

Michelle Sitkowitz's
sister Louise.

She lives across town,
and the Sitkowitz's

were supposed to be
at her place last night.

They play poker
every Thursday.

Is there anything that
goes on in this building

that you don't
find out about?

No. Anyway, Arnold
and Michelle never made it.

So, maybe they went
someplace else last night.

No. Louis and Michelle
are very close.

- Michelle would've called.
- Excuse me.

Anyway, Louise got worried,
so she came over here last night

and the Sitkowitz's
never came home.

- What?
- That's right. Vanished.

That's so weird. I just
introduced them to Clark.

Happiest couple I have ever met,
besides you and Clark.

From time to time.

I hope Louise
doesn't mind me butting in.

- What can you do?
- I'm a reporter.

I can make some noise
about this, you know

people disappear
in this city all the time

and nobody seems to care.

I'm not gonna let that happen
to Arnold and Michelle.

I've unpacked
some brownies for now.

And I'm putting the rest
in the freezer.

And my homemade apple sauce
is in the fridge.

Mom, every time you guys
visit me

you bring enough food
for the winter.

Well, that's what we do, honey.

Take care of our boy
with his favorite food

good advice
and unconditional support.

No big deal.

I wish the rest of the world
worked that way.

I mean, a guy makes one

admittedly big mistake, and bam!

The door slams closed
in his face

and the supreme court is
not hearing any appeals.

Trouble with Lois, huh?

Remember that great idea I had
about breaking up with Lois

because being close to me
put her at risk?

Yeah. We were afraid
that wouldn't sit too well.

I mean, don't you think
she's sort of

making a mountain
out of a molehill here?

Well, frankly, Clark, I have
to go with Lois on this one.

- Dad?
- I have to go with your mother.

Ah! It's not supposed
to work like this.

You guys are my parents.
You're supposed to side with me.

Well, we do take your side,
in the big picture.

We want you to be happy.
And Lois makes you happy.

Unless you make her unhappy

and then she makes you unhappy,
and that makes us unhappy.

Son...love and marriage
are a partnership.

Both people are equal
in that partnership.

Bottom line, they make
their decisions together.

So what are you saying,
I should go

crawling back
on my hands and knees?

No, honey.
Fly back. It's faster.

Chief. I really do want
to devote some time

to the Sitkowitz disappearance.

So you said, Lois, and I'm sure
your neighbors are lovely people

but it's not exactly hard news.

No, I think it is.

Out of the 531 people
missing last year

do you realize that
a large percentage of them

are married couples.

You're reaching, Lois.
Oh, shh.

(Perry)
'My man, Larry Smiley.'

Well, howdy, howdy, howdy, and
welcome to..

Larry Smiley. Isn't he the guy
that runs that place..

The Institute of Love
and Dependence?

Commitment. Love and commitment.

This man's a visionary.
Alice and I went on his retreat.

It sure opened our eyes.

...steps that I learned
at the knee of my beloved mama.

Who made her marriage
a true romance.

Sit back and relax
and listen to my guests.

They'll tell you
the straight poop.

- Michelle and Arnold, howdy.
- 'That's them!'

That's Michelle and Arnold.

Well, she told me she taped
something last month.

I had no idea it was this.

I was hoping
you might share with us

how my principles on equal
opportunity lovingness

'have affected your life.'

Well, Larry, Arnold and I

always thought we had
the perfect marriage.

Ten years
and never a cross word.

But thanks to your lessons
of sharing and unity

we now are unified
in our sharing.

They does sound like they really
believe in this guy.

Yeah. Yeah.

You know without Larry

my marriage would've been
a shutout.

As it is, we're heading
into extra innings.

[knock on door]

Morning, chief, Lois.

- Listen, I can come back.
- 'No, no, no, no, no.'

Just a minute.

I've been meaning
to talk to you two.

'Now, I can't help but notice'

the chill, going on
between you two.

'If you need a friendly ear
to bend, I'm it.'

But just don't let
whatever it is hurt your work.

Okay?

Chief, I think Clark and I are
both professional enough

to behave...uh, professionally.

Good, because partners need to
know they can count on each..

- 'Superman, help.'
- Cover for each other.

Gee, would you look at the time.
I've got to go get, uh..

Choco-Chocolate
monster chip ice cream.

Go, before they sell out.

Yeah, I..

You know that boy would walk
on water for you.

Or he'd drown trying.

[instrumental music]

[groans]

Here you go.

- Hi. Where are you off to?
- The interview.

- What interview?
- Didn't I tell you?

No, but since you're hardly
speaking to me, I guess

this is one of those things that
you hardly spoke to me about.

I wanna talk to the friends and
family of the missing couples

see if we can find
any common links.

We're due at
Emerson's Cafe at noon.

Lois, I'm kind of busy.
Excuse me.

Oh, isn't he something?

Yeah.

Thanks to him, the sisters and I

will still be able to bring
our toy collection

to the orphanage.

Superman
is a national treasure.

Oh.

You know,
it's just wonderful

being angry
at a national treasure.

Lois, I can't help it.
People like me. I help them.

- You used to like me.
- I still like you.

I'm just upset,
and even though it's your fault

I feel like it's mine.
Good old Clark.

Good old Superman,
crabby old Lois.

And even if I could tell
someone the issue, which I can't

they'd still think you were the
good guy and I was the bad guy.

Can you, can you hang on?

Oh, sisters, look. He's saving
the toys from being scorched.

Of course.

Oh, bless you.

- I'm sorry. You were saying?
- Nothing.

I'm gonna be a professional,
and go to the interview

and internalize my feelings

so I get an ulcer
the size of Cleveland.

[sighs]
Women.. Earth women.

I guess you didn't have
any trouble parking.

Uh, Mr. Hansen.

- Lois Lane.
- Good to meet you.

Mr. Hansen here says that
his brother and sister-in-law

vanished last month.

They were struggling artists,
only been married a year.

They moved here from Dayton.

So they had nothing in common
with the Sitkowitz's.

They didn't by any chance
have a wonderful

seemingly perfect
marriage, did they?

- Oh, no, not at all.
- It was worth a shot.

In fact, up until two months
ago, Inga spoke of divorce

and moving back to Dayton.

What changed her mind?

A place called
the Larry Smiley Institute.

For love and commitment?
They went there?

They said that this Smiley fella
restored their relationship.

He rebuilt their trust
in each other

and promised them
a hopeful future.

And then they disappeared.

[intense music]

What is this?
What do you want with us?

Oh, no.
Oh, my God.

Michelle!

Aah!

[indistinct chatter]

Hi.

Come see these.

Got hold of a group photo
of the Sitkowitz's

at the Larry Smiley Institute.

And another of the Hansens
with their group.

I had the computer narrow
the missing persons

for the past two years down to
just missing married couples.

So, if we can cross reference
the names on these pictures

with the list
of missing couples

maybe we can find
some matches.

Is this the kinda conversations
that we're gonna have

from now on?

I'll go cross reference these.

Lois...here.

Four matches.

And from these two photos alone

four couples have vanished
in the past two years.

Who knows how many have
disappeared

from other sessions
at the institute.

I mean, Perry, you might
even be at risk.

Aw, come on now, Lois.

If there was something sinister
there, you don't think

an old news hound like myself
wouldn't sense it?

Maybe. Or maybe it's just
really well hidden, chief.

Yeah. Yeah...possibly.

Anyway, if you wanted
to nose around

it'd have to be
kind of a, an undercover

sniff-it-out type of thing.

That's not exactly
what I was getting at.

You know, as a matter of fact

'I could make arrangements
for you'

'to go on the next retreat'

as a married couple.

Oh, no, no.

No, that's just not,
just not a good idea.

- Not at this time, chief.
- 'No? Why?'

Surely not
for personal reasons.

I mean 'cause you both said
that nothing would

stand in the way
of your professionalism.

No...no..

No, no...just don't think
it's a good idea.

Oh, oh, okay, well,
your sentiments are duly noted.

Don't you guys think you should
get out of here and pack?

[instrumental music]

Each of our guest goes by
the name of an animal species.

Symbolic of the primal urge
to mate and further the species.

Larry wants two of every kind.

You guys will be known as
"The Hawks." They mate for life.

What were
the Sitkowitz's called?

- The Badgers.
- Here we are.

I'll just jot your name up
on the doorway

'and we'll be on our way.'

- Nope.
- What?

We don't like this cabin.

We don't?

Honey...it-it faces east.
The winds are from the south.

You know how you get.

Oh, yes.
I...get ugly.

Really ugly.

[instrumental music]

Okay.

Unh-unh.

Mmnh.

Sir, I'm running out of cabins.

Perhaps this one will do.

Yes. This will be just fine.
Won't it, pumpkin?

Uh...yep.
Fine.

Fine.

'Enjoy your stay.'

Hope things work out.

Okay. What was that all about?

You said the Sitkowitz's
were the Badgers, right?

Well..

This was their cabin?

I thought it might be useful.

Lois, your...dress.

That's okay, I'll change.

So...this is where they slept.

Arnold probably sat right in
that chair. Happy he came here.

Michelle probably
sat at this desk.

Scared of something,
writing her sister.

Boy, this wood is so soft.

You can see years
of imprints of writing.

Hey, Clark...do you think
you could lift out

Michelle's handwriting
from the others?

You know, using your, um...
vision...gizmo.

Lois, vision gizmo doesn't sound
particularly...cool.

You know?
Yeah.

Got it.

This is where she wrote it,
alright.

Anything else? She said
in the letter Smiley scared her.

There's one other thing.
"Kathy. 4:30. Meditation tree."

Who's Kathy?

(Jeremy)
Male and female hawk?
Your bags.

Good. I've got to change.
Thanks.

Larry Smiley's waiting.
First session's starting now.

Wait a minute.
Where's my suitcase?

Where's my suitcase?

Harmonicity.

Well, you can put away
your Funk & Wagnalls, folks.

That ain't English.
It's what I call a Larryism.

'Harmonicity is a blend,
if you will'

'of complementary desires.'

And as my dear mama would say
that's exactly

what mother nature intended
for marriage to be.

Now how about it, folks?
We got harmonicity?

(in unison)
Yeah.

Heck, then,
let's all take hands.

Smile on yourselves.

'Aw, mama, I can feel it.'

I feel the harmony.
I feel the love.

(Clark)
'It's not like I did it
on purpose.'

(Lois)
Well, my bag was there
right on the stoop.

I thought you
put it in the car.

You know maybe, subconsciously
you have some need..

- Hi.
- Male and female hawk.

And not a moment too soon.

No, no, no. Stay standing.
Let's get right to work.

You know around here,
we speak blunt speak.

And that is a, uh, what?

- Larryism.
- Right you are, female lemur.

(Larry)
'And bluntly speaking'

'you two have got to stop
dressing alike.'

I mean, look at yourself, honey.
Do you hate your feminine side?

- What? No.
- No, she's very feminine.

Oh, now see, this is what
I call the echo pattern.

She basically says something,
and you just gotta chime in.

That pretty much
the way it works?

- No.
- Of course not.

(Larry)
'Son, don't allow this.'

You gotta sing
your own song.

- It takes two tones for..
- Harmonicity!

(Larry)
'Harmonicity.'

Please be seated.

'Let's all close our eyes
and go to that safe place'

where we find
our own pure tone.

[all sighing]

(male #2)
'It's really great group
this week.'

'They're really catching on.'

It's Kathy.

Larry!

Larry, female hawk
is whispering.

Tch, tch, tch.

Female hawk.. You're riding
on a horse called domination

and you won't get off.
Does she need a time out?

(in unison)
Yes!

(Larry)
'Step on the outside, female
hawk and don't you return'

'until you're singin'
with the choir.'

Oh...really?

Do I have to?
Aw...shucks.

You know somethin'? You got
a tiger by the tail there, boy.

[chuckles]
Tell me about it.

- Kathy!
- Oh, hi, female hawk.

Hi, we're having a great time.

Some friends of ours
recommended it.

Arnold
and Michelle Sitkowitz?

Wonderful people. Did you ever
get a chance to talk to them?

No. Never.
I don't know them.

Are you sure? 'Cause I-I thought
that they mentioned you.

No, I don't know them.

Huh.

Fire.

Symbol of light
where there was darkness.

Warmth where there was cold.

And most assuredly

purification of the impure.

You hear that, Kathy?

Betraying my trust would be
an awfully impure thing to do.

- Larry, I'd never betray--
- Wouldn't you, honey?

You real sure about that?

You mess with fire,
you gonna get burned.

Whoa, hear that?

The phone.

Y'ello.

Yes, sir, boss. Smiley here.

'You don't say.
I know you're busy, sir.'

Say hi to everyone for me.
A-and bless you, too, sir.

Yep. Yep, that was God,
everybody.

'And God has news.'

Seems everybody in Heaven
is talkin' about us.

'Everybody in Heaven is sayin'
that, them Smiley people'

gonna be the rulers
of the new dawn.

That's what I promised you,
isn't it?

(all)
'Yes.'

A place by my side
in a better world.

Boy and girls,
a new day's at hand.

The countdown has begun.

Darlin', did you hear?
We're almost there.

The new dawn.

I'll meet you
for bacon and eggs.

Jimmy, if the photos
don't come

just tell 'em to lock down
the front page and roll.

Aw, brother.
Where is she?

I thought you hated
the symphony, chief.

I do, Jimmy,
that's why I'm standing here

in this monkey suit. Waiting for
my wife, who loves the symphony.

And with whom
I am on very thin ice.

So I can plunk down a thousand
smackers for bad seats

on a charity opening night.

Now, son...
when you get married

this will all make
perfect sense.

Right.

Aw! Hi, dumplin'.

Hello, Mrs. White. Chief,
I'm gonna stay till we roll.

Okay, bud. Thank you.

[intense music]

Judas priest. What in
Sam Hill's going on here?

[indistinct]

[thumping]

Alice?

Jimmy!

[tires screeching]

Scared to death, I just
mentioned the Sitkowitz name

Kathy turned white
as a ghost.

Well, I scanned the whole area.

There's no sight
or sound of 'em.

So either
they're not here

or they're in
a lead-lined room.

[sighs]
Or they're dead.

This...is not a bed.

[chuckles]
No. This is a bed.

Actually,
it's a very large bed.

- This is business.
- Yeah.

You think I can't handle this?

'I-I can handle this.
I can handle this just fine.'

[sighs]

[instrumental music]

[yawns]

Your life is so strange.

And getting stranger
by the minute.

Lois, flying, for me,
is a piece of cake.

'I've been doing it
since high school.'

What happens if I screw up?

Lose a little altitude?

But being in a relationship,
it's completely new.

If I blow this
...I lose everything.

Oh, Clark, I'm not actually
as good at romance as I look.

Really?

I mean, my life's basically
been about work.

I'm just trying to figure this
out like you are.

So we'll...help each other.

I know I don't always
respond appropriately.

Neither do I.

And I don't always know
how to express how I feel.

And I get...tongue tied
sometimes.

But I do know you
broke my heart.

And you just have to
let me work that out.

You can't expect me
to just snap out of it.

I will.

And I don't.

[instrumental music]

- Goodnight, Lois.
- Goodnight, Clark.

[thunder rumbling]

[sighs]

[gasps]

Aah!

Ow! What are you doing?

Please get off of me.

I would if you'd
just hold still.

Hey, pal...been there.

- It was an accident.
- Falling from floating?

That's not possible.

I guess, you're better
at it than I am, huh?

Alright. Alright.

I got scared.

Let's just...calm down.

[crashing]

It's okay, it's just a rock.

You know, I sleep like a baby
in Metropolis.

What is so relaxing
about the stupid mountains?

Says, "Meet me at the Meditation
Tree tomorrow at midnight."

Signed, "Guess who?"

[dramatic music]

If this is some pathetic bid
for notoriety

let me, let me just tell you,
tell you something right now.

The Daily Planet does not deal
with kidnappers.

Greetings, male wombat.

Things okay with you
and female wombat?

Huh? Uh, uh, huh, yeah.

Sure, Larry, uh..
Where's Alice?

Is this some kind of a spot
progress check or something?

Because let me tell you, you've
taken years off my life here.

You'll gain 'em all back,
in the new dawn.

- The new what?
- It's where we're all going.

All the most promising graduates
of the Larry Smiley institute

for love and commitment.
I got me two of every kind.

Farmers, doctors,
lawyers and you.

Why, you, of all people,
should see where I'm headed.

Yeah. A little white room
with rubber on the walls.

Hee hee hee!
Don't rile me, boy.

- I'll leave you to drown.
- Drown?

Didn't I mention?
I'm flooding the Earth.

Oh. Well, uh, okay.

I'll just, uh, grab Alice
and be on my way.

Thanks, man. I appreciate it.
Hey!

God has made it real clear
what I gotta do.

Start over.
Get rid of everyone.

Except for the chosen,
of course.

Uh, uh, Larry..

Larry, stay, stay with me now.

You can't flood the Earth.

It's not,
it's not possible, Larry.

You know one of the advantages
of healing the famous

and the accomplished,
is that the little devils

are capable of building
the doggonedest contraptions.

Behold...the Aqua Plus 1000
Storm-Maker.

Neat, huh?

Dammit, man!
Where's Alice?

I-I want to see her, please.

Oh, my gosh.
What have you done to her, man?

Suspended animation.

Her life signs are hovering
just above death.

But, like all the others
she'll be revived

as soon as the waters recede
and the new dawn breaks.

Aah!

[birds chirping]

[sighs]

Clark?

Well, you're really racking up
the frequent flyer miles.

That was sweet.

I know..

Group time. Ready?

Superman.

Female hawk,
you know Superman?

Uh, well, yeah, kind of.
We have the same dentist.

Clark. Clark, are y-you gonna be
out of the shower soon?

Superman's leaving.

Oh, oh, you know,
it would be so great

if Superman could
join our session.

Superman's here?

So many people here
could benefit

from your fairness and wisdom.

- I really have to go--
- No, no. He's gonna have to go.

Isn't it your job
to help people in need?

I just want Brian to make me
feel validated, is all.

You want validation,
go to a parking lot.

It's the same argument
we've been having for weeks.

I take a job for more money
and better benefits

and she complains
because we didn't discuss it.

The job is in Tibet.

All I am saying is we should've
talked this through.

- I hear you there.
- Female hawk, must you?

Sorry.

She is a challenge.

Okay, so maybe I was rash.

I said I was sorry.

I only had our best interests
at heart.

Ha!

It-it's none of my business.
Sorry.

Superman, what do you think?

[sighs]
Well, I-I'm no expert

but...I think if you
really care about someone

and they make a mistake, because
they're only human after all

then they sincerely apologize

I think...you forgive.

[applause]

A mistake's one thing,
but this is a whole attitude.

You know, just because somebody
says, "I love you"

doesn't put them in charge of
your whole life.

True, but saying
"I love you" does mean

that I would never
hurt you on purpose.

And maybe I'll make more
mistakes along the way

just as you will, but we'll
learn from them and...move on.

[applauding]

Son, you pack a lot of horse
sense in them tight britches.

Thank you.
Now I really do have to go.

You guys keep up
the good work.

Well, finally got that
poison oak under control.

You missed it.

He was...wonderful.

What'd you think?

I thought he made some
interesting points.

You know, I don't think this
group therapy stuff is so bad.

I thought the wild applause
was a bit excessive.

You're convinced
this note's from Kathy?

Yeah. I think she wanted
to tell us

what she never got to tell
Michelle Sitkowitz.

Unless it's a hoax.
Or a trap.

Maybe, she just got...
Cold feet.

Oh, boy.

[intense music]

Lois, it's Kathy.

She's dead.

[indistinct chatter]

[police radio chatter]

(Larry)
Well, I always knew
that little girl had trouble.

Many's the time her tears
washed down my shoulders.

But suicide, mmh...who'd have
ever thought it?

It's ancient...
torn from a book.

I can read a lot
of languages, but..

It looks kind of like Hebrew,
but I can't make it out.

She must have had some reason
for wanting us to see it.

Which one of these books
do you think it came from?

None of them,
they're all too new.

There might be something
in that next room.

What next room?

[door creaking]

Smiley must work in here.

There's some files here
divided into piles marked

accepted and
rejected candidates.

Candidates for what?

Clark, we're in
the rejected pile.

Lois, don't you think
that's probably a good thing?

Well, I'd like to feel wanted.

Smiley says
we're not compatible.

He says I don't trust you
or respect you.

And he doesn't know
why you even put up with me.

Lois, the guy's a murderer.

Of course I trust you.

And I respect you more than
anyone else I've ever met.

'And you know
if I do get angry'

it's only because I have never
opened up to somebody

so much in my whole life,
and it hurts me when I feel

'like that trust
isn't returned.'

And you know, you put up with me
for the same reason

I put up with you. It's because
I'm completely in love with you.

[instrumental music]

And...I love you.

Did we just make up?

I think so.

[moaning]

Could we maybe do
this some place

that's not so musty
and not owned by a killer?

I, I think I just
found the book

that this page came from.

It's a perfect fit,
but probably a dead language.

We're gonna need an expert
to read this.

Well, we won't be able to find
an expert at 2 o'clock

in the morning.

Star. You could
take it to Star.

Star?

[humming]

Anything?

Lois says you can call up voices
from the distant past

and get 'em
to speak through you.

Clark, honey, now,
I know you're real stressed

and you want this to work
and all but you got to do me

an itty bitty favor.

Sure. Anything.
What?

Shut up!

[humming]

Come on, Clark, where are you?

[knock on door]

Well, come in.
Why are you so late?

I tried calling, but
you're not allowed phone calls

so I climbed the fence.

What's wrong?
What are you doing?

It's the chief,
the last time I saw him

he went to a concert with Alice.
They never made it home.

And he didn't come to work.

Oh, God,
I'll bet it was Smiley.

Okay, folks, let's go, let's go.

Your arm's too short
to box with God.

We're on a schedule here.
One more box, let's go.

[engines revving]

Smiley and his people
are abandoning camp.

[intense music]

[engine revving]

[indistinct chatter]

(male #3)
'Get this stuff unloaded.'

Alright, folks, let's show
some hustle. The game is on.

[indistinct chatter]

[dramatic music]

Well, folks, this is it.

Lift off. T minus zero,
anchors aweigh.

We only await the sign.

Boy, I hate waiting for
the phone to ring, don't you?

There it is.

Y'ello?

Yep, it's him.

'Yes, sir.. Yes, sir,
all systems are go, sir.'

Well, thank you. Vaya con Dios
to you, too, sir.

It's gonna be a heck of a storm,
boys and girls.

[applause]

Forty days and forty nights,
the flood'll wipe out

all of mankind, but for that
which floats with us in the ark.

[applause]

Man, it's just like
"Waterworld."

Only cheaper.

[intense music]

Darlin', we're about to
be joined together once more.

Hello, mama.

Boy, this guy's
got real problems.

[humming]

(Star as prophet)
I am the citizen Landicus,
philosopher and prophet.

Who seeketh me?

Uh, I do.

Seeker. Eager for an exchange
of thought and prophecy?

Well...actually, no,
Citizen Landicus.

I wanted to know if you could
read this piece of paper.

[intense music]

[indistinct chatter at distance]

Lois.

(Smiley)
'Alright, look lively, folks.
Let's load 'em up!'

Hold it, hold it, hold it.

Here's a candidate
who didn't make the cut.

Female hawk,
I distinctly recall

eliminating you
from the new dawn.

You're right. I'm sorry.
I'm definitely not worthy.

Jimmy, let's just go.

I can see we gonna have to do

a whole lot better
job of eliminating.

(Star as prophet)
The language is ancient.

Aramaic. It is a passage
from what you call

the dead sea scrolls.

"The end of all flesh
has come before me

"and the Earth is filled
with violence through them

"and behold, I will destroy them
from the Earth.

"They entered the ark,
male and female

and the Lord
shut them in."

This is the story
of Noah and his ark?

Verily.

Smiley's nabbing couples.

The guy said he wants
two of every kind.

Oh, man, Smiley
thinks he's Noah.

[thunder crashing]

Ooh, eh! This storm is
the daddy of them all, folks!

I sure wouldn't want to be
anywhere nears a lightnin' rod.

'But then, that's just me.'

Lois, you don't really think
he can flood the Earth, do you?

No, Jimmy.

It's this turning us into toast
thing that's got me worried.

Alright well, since this is it,
I'm, I'm gonna confess

that, well, I-I used to have
a little crush on you.

In fact, I-I had this dream..

[dramatic music]

A-and then you took my hand
and said..

"Jimmy...I can make
a man of you." And..

[lightning crackling]

Thanks, honey.

Uh...Lois, um, panic makes a man
say some strange things

sometimes, and, uh,
I was wondering if you could

sort of forget what I..

- Trust me.
- Yeah.

[indistinct chatter]

Alright, Smiley. Shut it off.

You can't stop this.
This day has been foretold.

Only by you, Smiley,
and that's not enough.

Nooo!

[dramatic music]

[explosion]

Just brilliant.
Now you've ruined everything.

That machine was the source of
all power in the new dawn.

It was supposed to
bring 'em back.

'Now they'll all die.'

[zapping]

[dramatic music]

- Michelle.
- Arnold.

[instrumental music]

[coughs]

Olsen, late edition
get put to bed?

[chuckles]
Yeah, chief, it did.

Alice...Alice,
are you alright, honey?

Oh, mama, please forgive me.

Oh, mama..

Lawrence, you have been
a very naughty boy.

[thunder rumbling]

Smiley had given up on people
finding happiness together.

I haven't.

Have you?

No.

But we keep...messing up.

Why is that?

Well...first of all,
people mess up.

And I think adjusting
to the whole idea of marriage

along with adjusting to
everything else

we've been going through is just
making us both a little nuts.

So..

So, maybe we should just
take a little break

from the whole
idea of marriage.

Not even say
the "M" word.

And just be in love.

I can do that.

There's a lot of pressure,
this forever thing.

It's not the "M" word that
makes it forever for me, Lois.

My love is forever because..

...because it just is.

[instrumental music]

Wow.

[theme music]