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Okay, so far I'm up by a watch,
a belt and a pair of pants.

If you lose this hand,
you can just kiss that shirt goodbye.

Are you sure you don't moonlight
as a dealer in Vegas?

Some people just have
a better card sense than others.

Okay. I will see your shirt...

...and I will raise you...

...everything else you have on.

I'll call. What do you got?

Full house. Read them and weep.

- Two pair.
- Yes!

That was amazing
how you pulled that off.

You didn't happen to use
any of your...?

Lois, I would never use
a little... to cheat at cards.

All right, you better shuffle them up
while you're hot.

Get ready to taste the agony of...

Oh, no.

Sounds like the bank alarm.
I better check it out.

I know.

Besides, it'll give you a chance
to hone up on that card sense of yours.

Getting slower in your old age.

I would've been back sooner
but the strangest thing happened.

I flew over to the bank,
and just as I was coming in to land...

...I couldn't stop.
- Couldn't stop what?

Myself. I hit the ground,
and next thing I knew...

...I'd burrowed 50 feet
underneath the pavement.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah.

It was like I momentarily
lost control of my powers.

It turns out that no one
actually robbed the bank.

The door was jimmied open
to set off the alarm.

- How do you feel now?
- Fine.

Good enough to show you
that my last poker win was not a fluke.

Okay.

Oh, don't look back, son.
The future's what counts for us.

It's funny. Most kids hang out
with their dads when they're little.

They lose track of them later on.

I never saw you when I was a kid.

Well, I'm sorry, I was only starring
in the biggest kiddie show of all time.

Being Mr. Gadget was time-consuming.

No, Dad, hijacking ocean liners,
breaking into Fort Knox...

...that's time-consuming.

Well, you can't say
your old man wasn't colorful.

And thanks for letting me hang my hat
here until I get myself back on my feet.

- It's the least I could do.
- My prison was better than this dump.

Not that I blame you for your failures.
It's your mother's influence.

No wonder you're boring,
scared and emasculated.

But when I started visiting you
in prison...

...I saw you weren't a monster
like Ma said.

- You're brilliant.
- Exactly.

It was me. I mean, I was the fool.

Stuck in a nowhere job.

Passed up over and over again
for promotion.

Living a life of honesty.

Did you get my machine
out of the warehouse?

Yes, sir. Yes, I dusted it off myself.
It's right over here.

- I missed this little baby.
- What is it?

This is an amped-up, souped-up,
turbocharged, low-frequency generator.

A picture's worth a thousand words.

You did that with sound waves?

I think we finally have a father-son
activity we can enjoy together.

I don't guess you mean
remodeling my apartment.

Leveling Metropolis
was more what I had in mind.

How'd the interview go?

Did you see Dr. Klein?

I realize you can't go running to him
for every little thing...

...but you were 50 feet
under the pavement.

- All right.
- Perry, you all right?

I just got a call from Jerry.

He's in town. He's coming by to visit.

Your son? That's great.
I've never met him.

Well, he hasn't been around much lately.
He spent the last couple years upstate.

I love it upstate. What city was he in?

Glenfield Springs.

Glenfield Springs?
There's nothing there but the prison.

I'm gonna go check the paper
in the fax machine.

I guess I shouldn't be so embarrassed.

I mean, people pass
bad checks every day.

Jerry passed them every day
for a month.

He did his time, Perry.
You should be open-minded.

Yeah. Yeah, I guess you're right.

It's just that we've never
gotten along very well.

I mean, when he was growing up
I spent all my waking hours here...

...clawing out a living.

The only time I did see him was
when he wanted something...

...or I had to bail him out of trouble.

Well, like it says, I guess:

- "You sow what you shall reap. "
- Dad?

Jerry.

Have you been working out?
You look like you lost weight.

Hey, kid.

I brought you something.

- Jerry, you shouldn't have.
- No big deal.

Paperweight from the prison gift shop.

- It's a beautiful tie.
- Miss Lane.

It's been a long time.
Your hair looks great.

Thanks. New hair, new house.

- You should come by sometime.
- Great, we can celebrate my new job.

How about tomorrow?

Okay. Bye.

A job? Who are you working for?

It's a big sales firm out of Cincinnati.

Deals in high-tech stuff.

- Well, son, how long you in town for?
- I'm not sure.

I've got some regional sales meetings
and a bunch of seminars.

I was hoping we could spend
some time together.

Oh, absolutely. I'd like that.

Oh, Jimmy.

Jerry, son, I want you to meet Jimmy
Olsen. You've heard me talk of him.

- Yeah, a lot.
- It's nice to finally meet you.

Well, I can't be late for my seminar.
I'll give you a buzz later.

Oh, boy. If I...

If I hadn't seen this
with my own eyes...

...I wouldn't have believed it.

- You sure you can handle Superman?
- I told you, don't worry.

You better be right.

All right.

- I got it. Let's go.
- Let's go.

All right, gentlemen.
Hold it right there.

Come on, guys,
I got better things to do.

Sayonara, Supes.

Flying, check. Super-hearing, check.

Super-strength...

...check. Now, let's have a listen
to your heart and lungs.

Now, take a deep breath and blow out.

Superman, your powers
have kicked into overdrive.

I knew that before I came in here, doc.

A little crabby today? I understand.

I'm sorry. I guess the question is
what is causing this?

Could be partial complex seizures...

...brought on by random synaptic firing
in your temporal lobe.

Gee, that sounds terrible.

Look, I'm gonna run every test I can.

Then I want you to go home and relax.
Soak in a tub and do nothing.

But I'm Superman.

So? You can't play a little golf?

Superman, you have a medical condition
that is potentially dangerous.

Maybe not to you,
but to everyone around you.

Well, you're expensive,
but are you worth it.

One minute I think me and Lou
are dead meat, and then, zoom...

...Superman ends up in another zip code.
How'd you do it?

Hey, how does David Copperfield
make a 747 appear in Times Square?

With applied physics...

...and the distracted attention
of his audience.

Mr. Gadget.

I watched you on TV when I was a kid.
You were my idol.

Great. Great. Thank you, thank you.

- Take a hike.
- Hey, I'm talking to the kid here.

Mr. Gadget has a death ray that will
make all your internal organs explode.

Call me.

So, kid...

...word on the street is you're willing
to go up against Superman.

You're either crazy
or the bravest person I ever met.

Well, I'm not crazy.
I spent some time in the joint.

Became friends with a guy
who discovered a very special rock.

- A rock?
- A rock that makes Superman go haywire.

Told me where to find it
and how to use it.

And why would he give you
something so valuable?

He's gonna be locked away
for another 15 years.

He needed a partner on the outside that
could maximize the market demands.

And Superman can't just scan
for this thing...

...when he shows up
with his x-ray eyes?

I keep it in a lead box.

- I covered all the angles.
- You're quite the lad.

You expect me to buy this,
you half-wit?

I'm not knocking over a liquor store.
I'm talking millions of dollars.

And the only thing that can
get in the way is Superman.

I need to know I can count on this.

Wait a minute.
How about a demonstration?

Yeah.

- Hi.
- How was your checkup?

Inconclusive.

What do we do now? Is there anybody
else you can see for a second opinion?

- What am I saying?
- Honey, it's gonna be okay. I promise.

Yeah.

- Dad?
- Hey.

Made my first sale yesterday,
so I brought you these to celebrate.

Oh, Jerry, you don't have to keep
bringing me gifts.

Oh, Clark. Listen, I want you to meet
my son here, Jerry.

- Jerry, this is...
- Clark Kent.

Hello, sir. I consider you to be the dean
of contemporary American reportage.

Cubans.

Had to pull some strings to get them,
but nothing's too good for my old man.

Aren't these illegal?

Well, it's nice to bend the rules
once in a while.

Well, thank you.

- Cubans.
- These things are like 20 bucks a pop.

I guess I'm in the wrong business.
Where'd you say you're working?

AmPro Specialties.

- AmPro?
- I gotta get back to work.

Miss Lane, that dress just really
brings out the highlights in your eyes.

Perry, I don't remember Jerry
being such a charmer.

Me neither, but I'm not knocking it.

Is there something a little fishy
about Jerry to you?

Jimmy, don't go there.

Consider me far away from there.

What's the matter?
Is everything all right?

Honey, just relax. It's cold coffee.

- Keeping the streets safe?
- For the time being.

To celebrate our upcoming adventure.

- Cuban? It's illegal!
- Right.

You have definitely
turned a corner, boy.

Well, you know, you get older,
family gets important.

Now, the frequency generator
has a highly directional beam...

...that fires audio waves
with almost laser precision.

I will put the city on notice that
we're leveling the whole damn place...

...unless we're paid $ 1 billion.

A billion?

A billion? I mean, I never imagined.

Well, I'm going out with a bang, kiddo.
And so are you.

And the city that did us in is gonna pay.

And we'll spend the rest of our days
hidden away, rich.

Yeah, fishing together and stuff.

Or playing baccarat. Something.

Anyway, I spoke to that kid
who claims he can neutralize Superman.

If he ain't blowing smoke...

...we can start counting our money.

Counting our money.

All I'm saying is that it may be very manly
not to show concern, even Supermanly...

...but I'm your wife,
and we share concerns...

...and how concerned are you?

Okay, I'm concerned.

- But I do have a theory.
- Good.

I'm sure you remember the time
I lost my powers...

...because they were temporarily
transferred to you.

Yeah, the Newtrich sisters.
What a nightmare.

Right. Then there was that time
I had my powers...

...but I was completely apathetic.

Gene Newtrich.

- He told his sisters how to use...
- Red Kryptonite.

Okay, Gene Newtrich has the only
known stash of Red Kryptonite...

...and it's possible
that it wasn't completely exhausted.

And he or his sisters could've
told somebody else how to use it.

We'll make a list of people they came
in contact with in the last few years.

Everyone at the Metropolis
Federal Penitentiary...

...the lawyers, the friends, relatives...
- Honey, you're doing that manic thing.

- Oh, that's just how I deal with anxiety.
- I know, but it's making mine worse.

- It's Perry.
- Perry.

Oh, God, I totally forgot.

I don't even have crackers
and Cheez Whiz.

- As I was saying, Jerry...
- Perry, Jerry. Oh, I'm glad you came.

It was nice of you to invite us.
I hope you didn't go to a lot of trouble.

Nope. Actually, no trouble at all.

Oh, this is fabulous.

Two bottles of water, a couple
of lemons and a half a tuna sandwich.

And this is frozen solid. I guess
I could beat myself to death with it.

Maybe I can do something else with it.

Are you sure you wanna try that,
considering?

Come on, honey, just a little zap.

I mean, we don't have anything else
to feed the boss.

Give it the equivalent of two hours at
4OO degrees and we'll be in business.

No problem.

That's it. Hold it right there.

Time's up.
We're moving into seriously well-done.

- I can't turn it off.
- Clark!

Duck!

- What the sam hill was that?
- I don't know.

Look out!

Lois, is everything okay in there?

- Everything's just fine.
- Good.

Turn on the water.

Lois, get down.

Are you all right?

I think so.

So sausage or pepperoni?

First thing in the morning, we'll get to
the bottom of this Red Kryptonite thing.

Man, just when I start feeling
like a normal, everyday guy...

...something like this happens.

You know, Lois,
for the first time in my entire life...

...I feel like I could actually hurt
innocent people.

Well, you'd never knowingly
hurt anyone.

You're a careful and caring person.

And like I said, we're gonna get
to the bottom of this.

Lois, honey...?

Honey, what's the matter
with your arm?

- Where did you get that bruise?
- That bruise?

I bumped into a cabinet or something.
You know I'm always running into things.

No, you're not.

Wait a minute.

Don't tell me I gave you that
when I hugged you.

- Clark, it's nothing.
- Honey, I'm so sorry.

I can't even feel it.

Clark, it was an accident.
Where are you going?

- Downstairs.
- What? No, you don't have to that.

I'm like a loaded gun.
It's not safe for you to be around me.

I'm compiling a list
of Newtrich's business associates...

...his cousins, aunts, uncles,
nieces, nephews, you name it.

I got Jimmy working on a list
of recently released convicts...

...who might've been inside with him.

So I'll tell Perry
you aren't feeling a hundred percent.

The problem is,
I'm feeling about 700 percent.

- Well, I should get going.
- Yeah.

Love you.

All cars in the vicinity
of Main and Third.

Two-eleven in progress
at Valente's Jewelers.

No. No, no, no.

Look out!

- You okay?
- It's Superman.

Sorry about that, guys.

Thank you all for coming
on such short notice. I'll be brief.

There's been concern over the damage
to the downtown area...

...caused by Superman.

I have been assured by Superman
that he will personally take care of it...

...and that it happened accidentally while
testing a new crime-stopping procedure.

Everyone in Metropolis can rest easy
that things are fine and back to normal.

- Over here, please.
- Superman, what are you doing here?

I try to be everywhere, Your Honor.

Ladies and gentlemen, the mayor may
not be fully briefed on my situation...

...so I'd like to add a few words.
- But...

As you know, there have been
a lot of rumors concerning my condition.

Rumors are far more dangerous
than the truth.

And I never hide from the truth.

I have a small health problem.

My doctors are treating me and they
expect a full and complete recovery.

That is all. Thank you.

Yes, I was going to get to that part,
Superman.

- No questions. Thank you for coming.
- Thank you very much.

Superman, a word.

I appreciate your situation,
but you must appreciate mine.

Panic would ensue
if the community felt...

...that a being as powerful as yourself
were out of control.

Mayor, I am not out of control.

Be that as it may...

...I request that for the time being you
let the city handle its own emergencies.

- Your Honor, with all due respect...
- I don't wanna have to order you.

Metropolis is off-limits to you.

I'm sorry.

Lois, here's the list you wanted.

Every inmate in the pen
at the same time as this guy.

- Thanks.
- I came across something else...

Lois, thanks again for dinner last night.
You order up a mean pizza.

Jimmy, I need those Superman
destruction photos.

- Sure, chief.
- Superman destruction photos?

- He just trashed part of downtown.
- What?

Came by to see if my old man
had time for java.

Oh, I'd like that, son,
but as you can see...

...I'm up to my armpits here
in a breaking news story.

- Oh, well, it's just like old times, huh?
- Well, it's okay.

- I guess I'll have to give you this now.
- Oh, Jerry...

No, I didn't get you a birthday present
last year or one for the past 20 years.

Yeah, I need those pictures.

Thought it was about time.

Oh, son, I don't know what to say.

The expression on your face says it all.

- I'll let you get back to work.
- No, no, no, hold it, hold it. I...

I'll walk you to the elevator.

Oh, son, this is... This is just beautiful.

- Thanks.
- Yeah, thanks, Eddie.

As I was saying
before the boy wonder blew in...

- I'm sorry, Jimmy, I gotta go.
- He said he worked at AmPro, right?

Something rang a bell,
so I did some checking.

They went out of business
two months ago.

Well, maybe he got a little confused
with the name.

What about the clothes? The cigars?
He just gave Perry a gold Rolex watch.

Now, you don't make that kind of money
working as a sales trainee.

I pulled up a list of what was stolen
from the jewelry-store robbery.

A gold Rolex watch.

All very good points.
All very circumstantial.

What's really important
is this is Perry's son.

- Understand?
- Yeah, I hear you.

Gentlemen, extraordinary.
Extraordinary.

So, what did you boys have in mind?

We'll destroy every building
in the city unless we get a billion dollars.

That's hilarious. You're kidding, right?

He's kidding?

Let me get back to you.

As of now, we're partners.

If you tell anyone or try to back out...

...we'll make sure you go to jail
for a very long time.

And for a little added incentive,
we'll kill your father.

- Got a minute?
- Just the person I wanted to see.

Dad, there's something
I really need to talk to you about.

Son, me too.

Since it's something I should've said
from the very start, I should go first.

Jerry, these gifts are...
They're so impressive.

But they're unnecessary.

You've already given me the greatest gift
by turning your life around so completely.

- Dad...
- And you've done it without me.

Like you've lived most of your life
without me.

Jerry, well, those days are over.

Dad...

Oh, Dad, what are you doing?

Son, I know what a young man
in your position makes.

I also know you're under a mountain
of debt from that bad-check business.

Well, I wanna help you out from under.

Oh, my God.

What did you...?
You cashed out your retirement.

Let me tell you something.

You don't have to work so hard
at impressing me, son.

I'm already impressed.

Now, what were you gonna tell me?

Clark?

- What happened?
- I hiccupped.

- What?
- I hiccupped.

And our house turned into
The Poseidon Adventure.

Then what?

I swallowed a teaspoonful of sugar,
I held my breath.

Just like my mom taught me
when I was a kid.

This is unbelievable.

The one thing I could always count on
my entire life...

...my strength,
it's become my biggest weakness.

Okay, okay. Just calm down
and just sit here...

...and let me tell you the good news.

Okay, good.

- I think Perry's son is behind all of this.
- What?

He's been flashing around
a lot of money...

...and the place where he works
is out of business.

The same day that jewelry store
was robbed...

...he gave Perry a new watch.
The exact kind that was stolen.

So I followed him to this little bar and I
saw him talking to a couple of guys...

...one of whom we helped bust for a
series of robberies a couple of years ago.

The guy gave him some money.
A lot of it.

Did they say anything
about Red Kryptonite?

I couldn't hear everything,
but the word "protection" came up.

My powers have gone out of whack...

...the last few times
I've tried to stop these robberies.

You're thinking that Jerry's getting paid
to mess me up...

...with Red Kryptonite.

So all we have to do is find out
where he's stashing it and get rid of it.

Great!

Lois, honey, I can't go out
there like this.

It's not safe.

Do you think you could
go solo for a while?

Yeah.

It's okay.

Superman, teams of scientists...

...are trying to lick this Red Kryptonite
thing as we speak. Please be patient.

Stop pacing, you're wearing a trench
in the floor.

I'm not used to being patient, doc.
There has to be some solution.

Perhaps you might consider exploring
an alternative approach.

Anything. I just can't stand
the frustration of doing nothing.

- What do I do?
- Lie down.

- Lie down?
- Your approach has always been to act.

To move forward.
This time, try turning inward.

Find that deep mental focus that will
enable you to control your powers.

Game?

Okay.

Picture in your mind's eye
a white beach...

...gentle surf...

...clear blue skies
caressed by graceful clouds.

The songs of chimps
afire with the mating urge.

- Dr. Klein?
- Sorry.

Often we find that true power
comes to those...

...who first agree to be powerless.

You know, I do feel relaxed.

Calmer than I've felt in days.

Excellent.

I feel good.

Stable. Focused.

Darn.

- I found it.
- What?

The connection
between Jerry and Gene Newtrich.

It seems Jerry was held at Metropolis
Fed en route to Glenfield Springs.

Not long enough
to be logged in as a resident.

But long enough to meet up with
a certain Superman-obsessed inmate.

But, Jimmy...

...I don't wanna break Perry's heart
unless we've got hard facts, okay?

- Yeah.
- Hey, what's with the monitors?

- It's on every station.
- Look at this.

- Hey, guys, take a gook at this.
- Hi, ladies and gentlemen.

This is Mr. Gadget speaking.

Gadget? Wasn't he paroled
on good behavior?

I think he switched back to naughty.

What you are seeing is the Kerr Building
on the outskirts of town.

Luckily, it's been abandoned
for months.

I say "luckily" because...

The same thing will start happening
to the buildings downtown...

... unless I get $ 1 billion.

Now, the mayor has details
on where to wire the money.

If it's not in my account
by 5:00 this afternoon...

... the city will be reduced to rubble,
starting with the Hall of Justice.

And you know I can do it.

I'm Mr. Gadget.

I can't get the whole thing powered on.

Dr. Klein, where's Superman?

In a soundproof room, finding his center.

- Don't you know what's going on?
- No, we just got back our electricity.

Hi, Lois.

I'm feeling very calm.

Well, that's good. And I don't
want you to get excited, but...

...Mr. Gadget is threatening to destroy
the city unless he gets $ 1 billion.

- What?
- Calm yourself. Turn inward.

Dr. Klein, line two. Dr. Klein.

Bernard, isn't STAR Labs going
to do anything to stop this madman?

Nowhere in my annual budget
is there $ 1 billion for extortion.

If this guy's for real,
he'll start vaporizing buildings...

...and killing thousands of people.
- What do you think we should do?

Certainly not cave in to extortion.

I think you should request
that Superman get back in action.

My colleagues say that the building
that collapsed on TV...

...is consistent with bombardment...

...by high-intensity, low-frequency
sound waves.

We need to look for a device
that could generate those waves.

Which could take months, unless...

Oh, for God's sake. All right.

You realize I can't guarantee that you're
at 100-percent combat status.

That's okay, doc. Just as long
as I'm not at 700 percent.

Could I see you for a minute, Bernard?

Look, I'm gonna tell you this once.
Once and for all.

Next time anything like this happens...

Yes. Yes.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

What was that all about?

They're a bit concerned
that Superman may still go berserk.

And I am absolutely forbidden,
under any circumstances...

...to tell you that Kryptonite
is being removed from our vault...

...and formed into bullets.

That a marksman will be on Superman's
tail to take him out if things go wrong.

- What?
- Whatever you do, don't tell Superman.

The money has not been deposited, Dad.

It's time to show them
we mean business.

Well, this will be one memorable
father-son outing.

All right, kid, he's coming right at you.

Here we go.

Remember your orders.
Hold until I say go.

Yes, sir.

All right, everyone stand back.

- Now.
- Come on.

Now!

Hey, remember your father, kid.

- Dad, he's not doing it.
- Here he goes.

Jerry, what are you doing?

- Dad.
- Jerry, whatever trouble you're in...

...we can work it out together.

That's it. That's it, kid. Keep it coming.

Take his old man out.

Superman, he's the one
behind all of this!

- Behind what? He's crazy.
- Son, he's a policeman.

Not much of what I say is true,
but this is. He's behind this.

Easy.

- Take the shot.
- Superman, duck!

Right there, see?

- Superman, it was a kryptonite bullet.
- It's all right. It just grazed me.

- Thanks to your...
- Big mouth?

I don't believe this.

Excuse me, there's a Gadget
that needs fixing.

Next time I start over,
I really am starting over.

We'll be here.

Yeah, I'm sure Superman
will put in a good word for you...

...for doing the right thing at the end.

Thank you, Dad.

I really wanted to believe
he'd changed.

I guess I was just blind
to the obvious, huh?

Maybe I'm crazy...

...but I really believe
the kid started to love me.

- I do too.
- Yeah, well, good night, you two.

Night.

Oh, honey, can...?

Can you see this gets back
to where it belongs?

So how are you feeling? You got a little
of that kryptonite in your bloodstream.

Yeah, but just a little,
and ever since then...

...the effects of the Red Kryptonite
seem to be completely gone.

Maybe a little green
counteracts the red.

So you wanna go back home
and finish our little poker game?

Oh, okay. You don't stand a chance.

You're probably right.

Excuse me, what did you just do?

You were such a good poker player...

...I figured that might be as close
to a win as I get tonight.

You should let me know when you're
doing that. I'll put on my good lingerie.

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