All language subtitles for 025 - Aos

Faster than a speeding bullet.

More powerful than a locomotive.

Able to leap tall buildings at a single
bound.

Look, up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a
plane.

It's Superman.

Yes, it's Superman.

Strange visitor from another planet who
came to Earth with powers and abilities

far beyond those of mortal men.

Superman, who can change the course of
mighty rivers.

Bend steel in his bare hands.

And who, disguised as Clark Kent,
mild-mannered reporter for a great

metropolitan newspaper, fights a
never-ending battle for truth, justice,

and the American way.

And now, another exciting episode in The
Adventures of Superman.

When Clark Kent and Lois Lane...

Star reporters for the Metropolis Daily
Planet were assigned to write a story on

the deepest oil well ever drilled.

They little realized what was going to
happen.

In the darkness of the night, two
strange furry creatures, half human,

half animal, crawled out of the
abandoned well shaft.

Although they seemingly meant no harm,
everything they touched, some oranges, a

flower, a child's rubber ball, glowed
with an eerie light.

Despite Superman's warning that these
fantastic visitors from the center of

the Earth might be radioactive and
therefore deadly, a mob of men and dogs

led by Luke Benson hunted them down and
trapped them on the high parapet of the

dam above the reservoir.

There they are!

You're not going to shoot those little
creatures.

In the first place, they haven't done
you any harm. In the second place, they

may be radioactive.

If they fall in the reservoir, they may
contaminate the water supply.

Save your time in ammunition, Benson.

Weber, quick!

get you to a hospital.

The dog's acting mighty funny, Luke.

Don't see that they will hold the scent.

They'll hold it once they get it.

Come on.

this hat.

You heard me. Leash the dogs.

Look, all we got to do is pry the door
loose. The dogs will finish them off.

I ain't aiming to lose my hounds.

Get some dry sagebrush.

Now go on and get moving.

I get it.

This old shed will catch like tinder.

Roast the critter alive.

Keep an eye on that window, Eddie.

I think I seen it at the window.

What do you figure that shiny stuff was
back there on the ground?

Radium. I got it on him. What?

Reckon that does it.

Did you hear a scream or nothing?

No. Could be it ain't got no feelings.
The one you shot sure had feelings. I

never heard nothing scream like that.

All right, let's go. Yeah, look.

Ain't you going to see what it looks
like?

Well, that stuff ain't going to cool off
hours.

Come on, let's get back to town.

Both wads. Them critters. Yeah, Weber
shot one of them off of the dam.

The dogs run the other into a tool shed
on the old D&O spur behind the arroyo.

We set the shed afire and burnt it down
with him in it.

You ain't got but one, man.

I just told you.

I know what you told me. I still say you
ain't got but one. The other one's up at

the hospital.

What are you talking about?

Superman caught him as he fell off the
dam.

Took him to the hospital with a bullet
in his chest.

Whoever. You and Eddie round up the
boys.

What do you figure I'm doing, Luke?

I figure I'm getting that critter and
stringing him up.

You ain't stringing nothing up in this
town, Luke, unless it's a slab of bacon.

Who's going to stop me? Won't need
anybody to stop you because you ain't

even commencing.

Put the bracelets on him, Jim.

Stay where you are.

Put your gun up. I don't want any
trouble with you.

You won't get any trouble unless you
come looking for it.

I don't think those two can stop Benson
and his mob. We better get to the

hospital and warn Kent. Good idea.

That man in the costume.

Superman.

Well, he had no right to bring that.

That monstrosity in here. And you, Dr.
Reed, had no right to admit it without

my authorization.

I'm sorry, sir, but... You can't blame
Dr. Reed. It was an emergency.

Young man, I'm running this hospital.

Get that thing out of here immediately.

It's been shot. It might even be dying.

You wouldn't treat a dog that way.

This is not a dog hospital.

Well, I'm leaving now, but I'll be back
in the morning.

Don't let me find that thing in here or
there'll be trouble.

A milk of human kindness. But really...

It isn't human. But how do we know?
That's just right. How do we know?

Doctor, would you remove the bullet from
his chest?

How can I, Mr. Ken, if it's radioactive?

I don't dare get near it.

Oh.

Wait a minute. The lead screen we use in
radiotherapy.

Miss Ronson... Oh, no.

You don't get me in that operating room.
I'll need an assistant.

I'll assist.

Come on.

That creature that Weber shot up at the
hospital.

Don't worry. We ain't going to leave it
there. We aim to get it and string it

up. Now, them two reporters from back
east and them oil people will try to

stop us like it's not.

We ain't going to be stopped. This is
our town. We don't need no strangers

telling us what to do.

You're on the right, Benton.

If you know what's good for you, Luke,
you'll tell him to loose me. Throw him

in a jail, keep him there till we're
through.

The rest of you, come on, follow me.

Doctor, you think he'll live?

Unless something develops, complications
set in.

You know, Ken, it's amazing.

Its chest structure is exactly like that
of a human being.

Same thoracic cavity, same number of
ribs, same lung position.

The only external difference seems to be
in the hairy covering.

In the large head.

Yes, I'd like to examine that head.

I'm doing some work in brain capacity,
and I'll wager that... Clark, where have

you been? And what are you doing in that
outfit?

Oh, hello, Lois. This is Dr.

Reed. Miss Lane, how do you do, Miss
Lane? Do you know what happened? They

shot one of those little monsters.

Dr. Reed just removed the bullet from
his chest. He's in there.

In there?

Mm-hmm. I brought... That is, Superman
brought it to the hospital.

Well, then you know about Superman.

If I don't, who should? I've got to
check the ward now, Mr. Kent.

I'll keep an eye on it.

Unless I get fired. You won't, I'm sure.
Glad to meet you, Miss Lane.

There goes a young man with courage.

Well, I wish I could say the same for
you.

You know, Lois, one of these fine
days... One of these fine days what?

Never mind.

Come on, I've got to find Cory.

You always do that. Start to say
something, then abruptly change your

mind. I do?

What are you afraid of? What are you
hiding?

Hiding? Well, you give the impression
you're leading a double life.

Really?

Yes, and I'm not the only one who thinks
so.

Well, that's very funny because...
What's the matter?

They're running up the street.

Well, who?

Craig and Corrigan.

I don't see anyone.

Just keep looking.

They're coming. Who is? Benson and the
mob. The sheriff told Benson that

Superman brought one of the creatures to
the hospital. Take it easy. Benson wants

to hang him. Oh, no.

So, it's turning into a real lynch mob.

They're out for blood. Nothing will stop
them now.

I wonder.

Clark, where are you going?

I'll be right back.

He's scared to death.

It's pitiful.

Here they come.

I never thought I'd live to see anything
like this.

Get her out of the way, Corrigan, before
she gets hurt. Mr. Corrigan doesn't have

to get me out of the way.

I can get out of the way by myself if I
feel like it.

But I just don't feel like it. Take your
hands off me!

Why, you dirty coward!

Get her out of the way!

Yeah, Benson.

Dr. Reed's in charge tonight.

He's left orders that no one's to be
admitted.

That's your answer, mister.

It may be an answer to you, it means
nothing to me. Yeah, well, we're running

this town. We ought to string you up,
too.

Are you all right,

Miss Lane?

You're going to step aside or we have to
make trouble.

Put some leg in him, Luke.

Mr. Benson tried that once already.

It didn't work.

Now I'm going to give you one last
chance to stop acting like Nazi

stormtroopers. Who are you to tell us
what to do? All I'm telling you is that

that little creature in there has as
much right to live as you do.

Don't forget, you invaded his world.

You sank a pipe six miles into the
ground.

And when he climbed up, you set dogs on
him. Shot him.

Get inside and stay away from the front
of the building.

Whoever fired that shot came close to
killing Miss Lane.

Obviously, none of you can be trusted
with guns.

So I'm going to take them away from you.

Thank you.

Get back inside.

What do you want?

Don't be afraid.

No one's going to hurt you.

No one means you any harm.

You wait right there.

Don't be afraid.

Wait.

They want the wounded one.

Well, how do you know? They can't talk,
can they? One of them made motions.

That's right.

He pointed to me and held out his arms.
I took it to mean they knew I was the

one that caught their little friend when
he was shot off the dam. Good heaven.

Well, what was that shiny thing they
pointed at you? A weapon of some kind.

Probably a very dangerous one.

I'd better get you a patient before they
decide to use it. He shouldn't be moved

this soon. I'm afraid he'll have to be.

If we turn him over to them and don't
harm them or frighten them, they'll take

him and go back where they came from and
that'll be the end of it.

All right.

Hey, look.

There's three of them in front of the
hospital.

Keep everybody back here.

Go now.

No one will harm you.

Go back where you belong.

You saved my life.

That's more than you deserve.

You all right?

I'll live.

I got a hold of a Geiger counter and
checked the woman and the little girl.

No reaction.

Kent was right. It was just harmless
phosphorescence.

Quick, get back.

drawing the wall in the casing so no one
can ever get to them again.

It's almost as if they were saying, you
live your life and we'll live ours.

Don't miss the next thrill-packed
episode of The Amazing Adventures of

Superman!