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"Hold for museum of crime? "

Ha!

I think not,
psycho-nutbag poseur!

Hah!

'There is a light
at the end of the tunnel.'

It's just a very long tunnel.

Mr. Kent needs to relax.

Uh, do you think he'd want
me to prescribe him something?

No, look, he understands
this is gonna take some time

but you can
appreciate his anxiety.

The woman he loves says
she's in love with you.

Superman, do you know
what transference is?

Yeah.

When a patient's
emergent feelings

fixate upon the psychiatrist.

Very good. You've had
some therapy, I take it.

Anyway, what we have here is
a classic case of transference.

Added to which,
amnesiac patients

'are particularly vulnerable'

to seeing their doctors
as saviors.

Understood, but add to that
the fact that

since she's been
out of the hospital.

Clark's only seen her
a total of 60 minutes.

Because right now, my method
requires limited visitation.

Superman, I can't help
but feel a little like Lex Luthor here.

What is it you
suspect me of... exactly?

Look.

Lois means
everything... to Clark.

Everything.
Do you understand that?

Of course, I do
and I know how hard this is

'but everything's
gonna work out in the end.'

Trust me.

Yes, Miss Hansen?

'Lois Lane is
here to see you, Dr. Deter.'

Uh-oh. What's the trouble?

Oh, no trouble at all.

Superman was just expressing his
concern over your well-being.

And I assured him that
everything was going fine.

Lois, how are you?

Ready to start work
at "The Planet" again.

'There's still a lot
I don't remember'

but the important
stuff's there I think.

Good.

Thanks to Max.

He's sort of been
my own private superhero.

Saving my life

'one memory at a time.'

Glad to hear it.

'Hello?'

Hmm.

'Who's there?'

'Hello?'

I-is there anything I can, uh..

I mean, is there anything
you want me to tell Clark?

'Or-or any of your
other friends?'

Tell them not to worry.
I'm in good hands.

'Help! Help!'

Uh, I've got to go.

Now that seems familiar.

Lois..

...there's something
that we need to discuss.

What would that be?

Your feelings for me.

What's the trouble?

I, uh, I think it's a bomb.

My feelings for you..

...are they wrong?

There is no wrong
or right, Lois.

There's only... need.

So you understand that
it's alright

for us to have these feelings.

Yes.

But it's best
if we keep them... private.

What happens between us

professional or personal

is between us.

Okay?

Okay.

What?

Nothing, it's just the
way I feel about you.

I-I wanna tell people.

- I wanna..
- I know, I know.

All in good time.

Now, uh, shouldn't you
be getting to work, hmm?

- I guess.
- Nervous?

Very.

That's totally normal,
totally okay.

Uh, I could come by
and check on you.

Would you-you like that?

Hey, doc, how ya doin'?

Oh, am I early?
Is this the right date?

I, uh, didn't screw
up again, did I?

Uh, no-no, Mr. Smith.

Lois Lane, uh, Mr. Smith,
a patient of mine.

I know you.

'You're, uh..'

You're a reporter
for "The Daily Planet".

'I read your stories.'

'You don't always
get your facts right'

but that's not your fault, no.

Not with people
crawling all over you

on their way to fame and glory.

Nice to meet you.

Oh, yeah.

N-nice to meet you.
I'll see you later?

Alright.

So come on in.

So, uh, I decided to take
your advice and go for it.

Yeah, I'm going to prove
to my mother

that I'm not a weak,
spineless runt, no, sir.

I'm giving her a gift
that is gonna make

the whole world stand up
and take notice.

Well, that sounds very exciting.

Oh, way past exciting.

Deep into mind-numbing.

Clark, you've got
to put that thing away.

I can't do this, chief. I can't.

You're just gonna
have to ride it out, son.

I know it's hard.

'We're going to be
working side-by-side, together.'

I don't even know
how to talk to her.

I see her struggling

and I'm supposed
to just stand there?

I'm not used to being
this helpless, chief.

You sure you're telling me
the whole story?

What do you mean?

Well, sounds like to me

that you're not a big fan
of this Dr. Deter's.

I just don't trust that guy.

Yeah. Well, I trust him.

So why don't you just
trust my judgment?

Lord knows I've been around
long enough

to know the difference between

snake oil and Shinola.

And I know Dr. Deter

is selling the real deal.

Here you go.
Every story you ever did.

BCK and WCK.

BCK?

Uh, "Before Clark Kent."

And "With Clark Kent."

We were a good team?

You were the best.

Just take a look in
the conference room.

You'll see the awards
to prove it.

Thanks, Jimmy.
It is Jimmy, right?

Yeah.

Jimmy Carter?

No, uh, Jimmy Olsen.

Sorry, bad reception.

I think I've still got
some wires crossed.

You know, yesterday
I could have sworn

that sometime in the last
year I was abducted by aliens.

I wasn't, was I?

No. No, it was
a billionaire computer geek

bent on ruling the world.

The story is in there.

So what have we got on the
police evidence warehouse?

Well, Bad Brain's lockup
was definitely the target.

Everything he ever built
was destroyed.

Well, that's no great loss.

Yeah, but who'd want to
blow all that up?

Suppose we go find out?

Lois, honey, uh, you've
already got an assignment.

Thanks, Perry, but I have
a feeling

dog shows were never my style.

I want to work on this
Bad Brain thing with Clark.

Maybe two old partners
can jog some memories

ring a few bells..

Sounds like a great idea, but...

It's not what
the doctor ordered.

I can handle it.

You think that
you can handle it.

- Maybe she can.
- She can't.

I have known Lois a long time.

I've known her for as long
as she can remember.

- I'm her partner.
- I'm her doctor.

Max, I understand.

You're trying to keep me
from getting in trouble.

- Exactly.
- So come with us.

Hold on.

We can start at the evidence
warehouse. See what they know.

- 'Lois.'
- It's just one day.

Clark and I work on the
story, you work on my memory.

Well?

Excuse me.

So we put Bad Brain in jail?

Right.

But this crazy
couple broke him out

killed him, and used his
death machine to kidnap me

and hold me prisoner
to lure Superman to their museum

where they were gonna
keep us trapped for all time?

You remember that?

A little.

But I can't figure out where
the chariot race fits in.

- The what?
- The chariot race.

And some guy with spikes
in his spokes

was tearing up
the other guy's wheels.

Lois, that was
a Charlton Heston movie.

- "Ten commandments."
- "Ben-Hur."

- Who her?
- Ben.

- No, ten.
- Ben?

- Hur.
- Her what?

- Commandments.
- Her commandments?

You see what you've done?
You've confused her.

No, look, "Ben-Hur" was
the chariot race.

"The Ten Commandments"
was the Red Sea

and neither one
actually happened to you.

But "Soylent Green"
is people, right?

- Excuse me.
- Pardon me.

Mom, face facts.

Your son Rufus never built
a thing in his life.

Except a reputation for murder.

Which isn't so hard when
all you want to do is kill.

Of course, that's not
a farfetched social skill

when green teeth, BO,
and a hankering

for cockroaches on toast

leaves everyone around you
running for the exits.

The point is, mom

every one of his
demonic devices were mine.

I built them..

...and he swiped them.

Oh!

Speed bump.

So those were all just movies?

Even the one where the apes

are chasing him
through the cornfields?

But Charlton Heston
was President.

See what this is doing to her?

Actually, she's right..

...in an alternate reality.

You know, Clark, maybe you could
use a little couch time.

Sure, your favorite Rufus,
gave you trinkets.

But did he ever give you
anything from the heart?

I-I-I mean his heart.

Now, That TV newsman's
pacemaker, that doesn't count.

But the Vibro-whammy,
it-it's from my heart.

Uh, it's not up
to full power yet

but, uh, a few quick trips
for power boosters

and, and add-ons..

...and the world is gonna be
a different place.

Yes, sir!

Hey, bud, off limits!

'Oh, I'm sorry, you
haven't had the pleasure, yet'

'of meeting my Vibro-whammy.'

Your what?

'Allow me.'

'Lois!'

Lois!

Lois!

'Lois?'

Lois, Lois, Lois

can you hear me?

Aah!

Lois, Lois, Lois

'Lois, can you hear me?'

Lois, can you hear me?

Don't go anywhere.

Okay.

What this does, mom,
is make everyone dim.

It powers down their
psychometric inhibitors.

You can make anyone
do anything you want.

Suggest anything

and they'll fall all over
themselves to make you happy.

Now, the helmet,
it blocks the wave.

It blanks it out
so you aren't affected.

Kooky, huh? Huh?

That should just about
do it for this trip.

'Hey!'

Hey, you!

'Get him!'

'She's all mine now, Rufus.'

'All mine.'

Nobody here to kick me down
the stairs anymore.

No one to take credit
for my inventions.

Nobody to steal my thunder

just because
you're taller, stronger

and you can trim your toenails
with your teeth.

'Herkimer!'

Huh!

Don't come down.
It-it's not ready yet.

Nah, I wouldn't come down
if you paid me. It stinks!

Now, what the heck happened
to my Mixmaster?

I-I needed a switch.

I need a carrot cake for
my taxidermy potluck party.

And now I can't make one!

I'll fix it.

'Nobody shows me any respect.'

Not you, not the butcher

not those gnomes
at the fancy-mart, nobody!

Always taking advantage
and ruining my day.

Everybody except me is an idiot!

- Everybody?
- Everybody!

'I know what I'm talking about'

but nobody listens
to little old ladies.

I-I listen.

Because if you didn't

I'd wait until you were asleep

and pour hot water in your ear..

...again.

No dizziness when the wave hit?

- Confusion?
- No.

You didn't find yourself
prone to suggestion

suddenly waking up, listening
to a love song on the radio

lips and arms wrapped
around a lab chimp?

Or, uh, something?

Uh..

...who are you again?

Dr. Klein, Superman's friend.

'At the same
time the wave went off'

the hydroelectric plant
was robbed.

- What was taken?
- Power amplifiers.

And Superman found this
at the scene of the crime.

This kind of advanced
technology in the service of evil

hasn't been seen
since Bad Brain Johnson.

Is somebody copying
his handiwork?

Exactly.

Uh, did you find, uh, Deter?

Caught him on his cell
phone on the way to Tahiti.

Don't ask me.

Uh, Dr. Klein
what could've caused all this?

A powerful
electromagnetic field.

It numbs the brain
short-circuits free will.

And it transformed half the city

into highly suggestible zombies.

Except me.

I just remembered
things, fragments.

Clark, was I prone to
life and death jeopardy?

Do you remember that?

Do you remember anything
else? Anything specific?

I-I don't want to push you.

No, everything else
is just a jumbled mess.

'Okay, people.'

What have we got?

A connection to
Bad Brain Johnson.

We may have a copycat.

And if this person
has the power amplifiers

the entire city could be
affected next time.

We should check out
Bad Brain's past.

That's a very good angle.

Got a place to start?

Everybody has a mother.

Good idea.

What?

'Could I get you a scone?'

Oh, no, thank you.
This is just fine.

'Rufus favored those'

cheap chocolate logs

with the lard-filled centers.

'Ate them by the ton.'

You wouldn't want
a lard-filled log, would you?

No, thank you, Mrs. Johnson.

Good. I don't keep them in
my pantry now that he's gone.

It'd break my heart
to see them in there.

You know,
Mother's day is comin' up.

'He always sent me
the most unusual gifts..'

Meat, mostly..

'I'm tellin' you, it was
the sweetest-tasting stuff'

'I ever put next to
my mashed potatoes.'

Tasted like..

...chicken, only better.

We really just want to ask you
some questions about Ba..

Um, about Rufus.

Rufus always said your names
like it was one word.

Lois Lane-Clark Kent.

'Like you were some
joined-at-the-hip'

'singular burr
in his britches.'

Didn't I hear that you two
were supposed to be getting...

Mrs. Johnson, if we
could just stay on track.

Right.

And the track is that
we ask questions

'and listen to
the whole answer.'

That's called investigating.

Do we have a problem here, Kent?

I don't know, Deter. Do we?

Mrs. Johnson,
back to your son.

Go ahead. Ask your questions.

I don't have many visitors

'and I certainly
don't go out much anymore.'

'I can't stand waiting in line'

'and usually
what you're waiting for'

isn't worth the wait.

Haven't you noticed that?

We have reason to believe
that Rufus may be connected

to the electromagnetic surge
that happened today.

How could Rufus be,
since he's dead?

We were looking for somebody

in his past
that might have known him

befriended him and then been...

Discarded.

Rufus didn't have any friends

not a single little pal.

He didn't have the time
for all that.

He was just too busy..

...creating.

He loved the classics.

Yes, I can see that.

Who's the boy?

'Him?'

Doesn't matter.

Rufus was the smart one.

Well, that was pointless.

Long, but pointless.

We learned one thing.

A mother's love knows no bounds.

- Where to next?
- I have a thought on that.

Oh, joy.

Murderers.

Mother.

'Who was at the door?'

The people who got
your brother killed.

You want to give me
a nice Mother's Day gift?

Send Lois Lane and Clark Kent
to the boneyard.

Compliments
of Bad Brain Johnson.

Oh, I forget.

You're the weak one.

Never mind.

Lois, I want you
to come with me.

Clark can drive your
car back to "The Planet".

This little field test is over.

Max, I'm fine.

No, you're not but you will be

if you listen to me.

Okay. That's it.
Deter, back it up.

Clark, I'm not gonna keep
having this conversation with you.

No, you're right. Because
this conversation is over.

I want Lois to see
another doctor.

- What?
- 'I want a second opinion.'

You want? I'm sorry.
Do you own this woman?

No, and neither do you.

Uh, excuse me.

This woman would like to speak.

What is going on with you two?

Clark?

Max?

This is Dr. Deter.

It's not going to work,
Doc. She's going to hate it.

She hates me. Everything I've
worked for is going down the...

'She's never going
to love me, not ever!'

I need to see you.

Mr. Smith, that's impossible.

I'm coming there, right now.

If you don't talk to me

things are going to get
really bad.

I mean..

'...really bad.'

Alright. I'm on my way.

Uh... I have to go. Emergency.

Let me take you home.

Max, we're in the middle
of a story.

I can't just leave.

Well, alright. Uh..

'I'll see you both back
at "The Planet" in an hour.'

And, Lois, all I ask

is that you honor
the work that we've done

and make no rash decisions
until we've spoken.

"Honor the work we've done?"

He actually talks like that?

Okay. Out with it.

What? I just,
I don't like him very much.

No, there's something else.

Okay, fine. I don't like
the way he treats you.

No, Clark, there's more.

I know it. I can feel it.

Everywhere I go, people
look at me and are whispering.

They suddenly stop
talking when I walk over.

Do you know how crazy
this is making me?

Lois, I-I don't know
enough about this.

I don't know
the right thing to do.

Well, just tell me.

There's something with us,
isn't there?

Yes.

Something big?

You could say that.

Well, what?

Well, why don't you have a
piece of chocolate or something?

'Cause you always calm down
when you have a li'I chocolate.

Clark, whatever it is,
it can't be worse

than what I'm imagining.

Am I dying?
Did I kill somebody?

- Tell me.
- I can't!

You will!

I love you.

You what?

I love you.

Do I love you?

Yeah.

We were going to get married.

- And then..
- No.

Uh, Lois..

I-I'm sorry. I shouldn't have
said anything.

How could I love you?

I don't even know you.

- Clark said he loved me.
- He did?

And that I loved him.
And then he kissed me.

He kissed you?

And I felt something.

You know, I felt something
way more than partners.

What does Clark mean to me?

Uh, we-we can't discuss this.

Oh, I wish everybody
should quit saying that!

You'll have to discover
the truth on your own.

I don't want
to discover anything.

I just want this all to be over.

'It's like..'

It's like, I'm fine

and the whole world is crazy.

Well, there is a way
to show you the truth.

But you have to trust me.

Not just with your mind..

...but with your heart.

Well, you know that I do.

Alright, then.

Deeper. Down you go.

Everything's calm.

Everything's quiet.

There's no confusion here.

How do you feel?

Alright.

You're almost there.

Just keep drifting.

You're almost there.

What's that?

Everything's alright.

Just stay right where you are.

I'll be right back.

She hates me.

She's always gonna hate me.

Mr. Smith, I really,
I can't see you now.

What's she doing
here? I-I called.

'This is supposed to be
my appointment.'

I know but can you
just give me five minutes?

Absolutely not. Look, I-I..

I don't know what to do. Tell
me what I'm supposed to do.

W-What do you want to do?

Blow up the Earth.

What's your second choice?

Make my mother love me.

We-we can't make anybody
do anything.

We can only present
opportunities

that people choose
to acknowledge or not.

I-I-I've got a huge
opportunity for her.

Then give her
the gift of your love.

With love, anything is possible.

You think so? I mean,
you-you really think so?

I know so, if I've learned
anything about love

it's about saying to yourself,
"Be brave. You can do it."

Good luck. Okay? Gotta go.

Alright.

Now, where were we?

- That man..
- Forget him.

And listen to me.

I want you to find yourself..

...in a calm and quiet place

hearing only
the sound of my voice.

Hey, thanks again, doc.

Couldn't do this without you.

Lois, listen to me.

Breathe deeply.

That's good.

I want you to listen
very carefully.

These memories..

Your thoughts of Clark..

This story you're working on..

It means nothing.

- Nothing, Lois.
- Nothing.

Forget all of it.

You know only one truth now.

You love only me.

Only you.

You're done
with "The Daily Planet".

It's time to move on.

Time to move on.

Time for a new life..

...with me.

Because I love you, Lois.

I love you.

You, uh, told her everything?

- Everything.
- I can't believe this guy.

Who does Dr. Deter
think he is, anyway?

Alright. Alright, look.

Let's just all
calm down here for a minute.

You really think he's
got a thing for her?

Hey, come on now.
That's ridiculous.

Judas Priest, he's her doctor.

Chief, you didn't see
the way he was touching her.

Now, Clark..

...there is such a thing as
bedside manner.

This guy's bedside manner

includes breakfast in
the morning.

Zip it, Jimmy.

Now, Clark, listen to me.

We all knew this
was gonna be hard.

Now, with the cat out of the bag

it might even be harder.

I mean, who knows
what she's thinking?

Now, with any luck,
Dr. Deter is going to help her

put some pieces together

but in the meantime,
you've got to take it easy.

Now, do you think
you can do that?

I don't know.

Oh, look, just take your cue

from the master of cool
here, huh?

Slow and easy.

Perry, Jimmy..

'Clark..'

I quit.

You what?

I need to get away so
that I can totally recover.

We're leaving the country.

No. No, you can't.

We're going
to the south of France.

Max has a home there
and he thinks

that one-on-one
intensive therapy...

What are you doing, huh?

You little brain sucker!

Lois, listen to me.

No, I know what's best for me.

Hey, what's the deal here?

Chief, calm down.

All the gates are up,
and this calamity

train is gonna stop now!

Breathe or something.

Lois, I can't let you go..

Not this time.

Clark, you have
no choice in the matter.

Deter, trust me on this.

You have no idea
who you're talking to.

Well, thanks to Dr. Deter

my professional family therapist

I'm going to be
the son you deserve.

Just a few more additions, mom

and the world is your oyster.

- Let her go!
- Chief!

Stop.

I'd like your ice cream cone.

Wait.

Hop on one leg.

Max?

Max!

I'm here, Lois. I'm here.

I'm here.

I remember.

What?

Superman..

...saving me a lot.

That's great.

Anything else?

Him kissing me.

Is he in love with me, too?

Uh, well,
it's kind of complicated.

'Alright, everybody!'

Snap to! We've had another one.

'Hit the phones,
find out what went down!'

'And you..'

You get the hell
out of my newsroom!

'Superman, help!'

Uh, I got to go.

You're always leaving.

And I always come back.

Jimmy!

Don't let her out of your sight.

Um, right.

No problem.

Him? Doesn't matter.

Rufus.

He was the smart one.

It's him.

Mr. Smith.

Mr. Smith?

Your patient. He's the
boy in the electric chair.

She knows who he is.
She knows where he is.

Lois, wait!

Lois?

'Superman!'

There's a chemical
fire on the waterfront.

Explosion on the loading dock.

Thanks.

'Here it is, mom.'

The answer to your prayers.

It's ready for action..

...and it's all yours.

Oh, now, um..

With this little helmet

you'll be totally unaffected

while all those sniveling idiots

around you battle to be first
in line to do your bidding.

'Who are you talking to?'

Mother! Oh, um..

Mother, come on down here.

I've got a big surprise.

I'm not coming down there

not in that dank pit.

No-no. Really.

It's going to make
your life so much easier.

Some lame brain
waste of my time.

No, mom.

I've documented the whole thing!

Ow, it's for you, mom.

Mom!

That's his bike.

He's here.

I can't believe that
one of my patients

is actually involved
in something like this.

Mom, give me a chance.

What is with that tuxedo?

You look like
a dead band leader.

Rufus never gave you anything.

Nothing that ever helped you.

He made me proud.

I-I can make you proud!

Mostly, you make me..

...sick!

That's got to be it.

Oh, no.

What?

Uh, you're right.
This is my fault.

I told him to do this.

What do you mean?

He had an acute case of TSS.

- TSS?
- Tommy Smothers Syndrome.

Feelings of inadequacy
with regards to his mother.

He was the younger sibling

and he never felt that
he could compare with...

'Bad Brain Johnson'

his older brother.

Well, once we've got
this guy locked up

we can use this machine
to help me get my memory back.

Uh, no! It's too dangerous!

Max! Max, what are you doing?

What is that?

You love only me.

We're going to south of France.

South of France.

Oh, uh..

What the..

Go to France?

Doc!

What are these people doing
in my basement?

And what is that monstrosity?

Ignore them, mother.
They-they're party crashers.

Here.

'Put this on.'

When I flip this switch,
you're gonna love it.

- No, Herkimer!
- Don't!

Stand back or I will!

Put it on.

Mrs. Johnson, your son
is severely disturbed.

Tell me something I don't know.

What's this thing gonna do?

- Fry their brains out?
- No, mom...

- Turn their bones into jelly?
- No, mom.

Well, is it going
to kill them or not?

No, it's going to make the world

a better place for you.

You want the world
to be a better place?

Leave it!

'Should've done this
a long time ago.'

Allowed Rufus to rest in peace.

'Something you never did'

writing that trash

'hounding him!'

What have you got
to say about that?

Help?

Help!

Help, Superman!

'Help, Superman!'

No, mom. No!

I made it for you, mom.

'So maybe, just once'

you could tell me you love me.

Mother, I want you
to do one thing for me.

Anything, son.

I want you to tell me
you love me.

Uh..

Oh, say it before this blows

'and kills us all!'

You've got a lot of explaining
to do..

...to the police.

Clark?

No, Lois, it's Superman.

No, Clark, I know.

- Are-are you...
- Hold that thought.

Doctor..

I think our time
is just about up.

I'm back.

You really remember everything?

I remember my life before you

when being alone was
what I thought I wanted.

Then I remember
my life after you

when I learned loving you

is what I really wanted.

Oh, Clark.

I can't believe I
almost lost you.

And..

...do you remember this?

I do.