- Previously on "Superman and Lois"...
- You built your own kill suit?
- Basically designed my dad's suit.
- I have things I wanna tell you, but I can't.
- Then you should take this.
- Are you--are you breaking up with me?
- It's open mic night.
Why don't you just get up there
and show 'em what you got, hmm?
- Lana, there's something I've wanted to tell you
my entire life.
[soft dramatic music]
- You're Superman.
I can't have you in my life right now.
Not just mine, but my kids'.
I don't wanna feel like I'm lying to them
every time our families are together.
- Ally Allston merged with her Bizarro self.
That mean she's sort of God now?
- That pendant gave her a lot of power.
- The rest of the world will have no choice.
Either merge or die.
- [grunts]
- No!
[both screaming]
- It's over. - We haven't lost.
- But without the pendant?
- There are other ways.
- My life has been far from perfect.
My parents died when I was young.
I've had trouble holding on to work.
Don't even get me started about my love life.
[laughter]
But that's the curse of being born incomplete.
You can be successful and in love
and still feel like there's something
missing from your life.
That's why I wrote this book.
To give people hope.
Because that void can be filled.
Hi. Who should I make it out to?
- Lucy. Lucy Lane.
- Nice alliteration.
- It's kinda my dad's thing.
My sister and I are LLs.
- You're not Lois Lane's sister, are you?
- That's me. Lois Lane's sister.
- Not easy growing up in that shadow, I take it.
- Skyscrapers don't cast shadows that big.
- And your parents?
- My dad is just like Lois.
He's a force of nature.
Four-star general.
- What about your mother?
- She left when I was kid.
- Must've been painful.
[somber music]
- I'm sorry.
I feel like I've taken up all of your time.
- I'm curious.
At what point in your life did you decide
that you weren't special?
Just because we live a divided existence
does not mean that each of us is not an essential piece
of the puzzle.
- You don't understand. I'm nobody.
- Lucy, you are somebody.
And I believe you came here today
so that I could help you see that.
♪
- Why are you leaving?
[overlapping chatter] Everyone, please calm down.
- Ally's been gone over a month.
She's not coming back.
- You don't know that, Meghan. - We all know it.
It's just some of us aren't ready to accept it yet.
- Let's go! [engines turning over]
[tense music]
♪
[dramatic music]
♪
[tense music]
♪
[door slams]
- There's no sign of Ally anywhere.
- You think she went to the Inverse World?
- There's only one way to know for sure.
- You are not going back there.
- Lois-- - You were gone a month, Clark.
You left me with two teenage boys for a month.
Besides, Ally can drain your powers,
which aren't as strong there.
- Okay. Okay.
We'll wait for her to come back.
In the meantime, we'll make a plan for when she does.
- And barring some other world crisis
or natural disaster,
maybe you can spend some time with the boys
who also missed having you around.
[soft music]
- Where are you going? - Track Lucy down.
Feels like now could be a good time
to try to get through to her.
- Maybe she'll know what Ally's planning next.
- And also, you need to talk to the boys about Lana.
- [sighs] They're gonna hate us.
- Yeah.
She's just doing what she thinks is best
for her family.
- I know.
I just wish what was best for them
didn't mean staying away from us.
♪
- Hey, Dad, wanna grab some breakfast?
Victoria May's Tofu scramble is surprisingly not terrible.
- I'm sorry, Bug. I gotta keep working.
- Suit looks like it held up well against Ally.
- Yeah, can't say the same about Superman or Tal-Rho.
- Okay, so what, she can drain
and absorb people's superpowers now?
Like some kind of energy vampire?
- No, not just powers.
I think she might be capable of draining life also.
- Dad, this is bad.
- I know, which is why I need to figure out
how the suit protected me.
- Anything I can do to help?
- [sighs]
You know what?
I will take a breakfast burrito.
- Got it.
- Open up the most recent file on the suit.
[device beeping]
Not again.
Hedy, can you open up
the most recent file for the suit, please?
- Of course, John.
Please specify which suit.
- What?
[device beeping]
[soft acoustic guitar playing]
- ♪ They say love is the way, but that can't be right ♪
- Wow. That voice.
Who is that?
- Oh, you know, it's me.
- Seriously?
Let me see.
♪
Wow, honey, you shine.
And that song. Did you write it?
- I've been working on a couple.
Most are garbage, but you know,
it's really been helping me get through some stuff.
- Oh, wow.
It's like I have my own Alanis Morissette.
- Who's Alanis Morissette?
- Oh, she only wrote
the greatest breakup album of all time.
You would love it.
When was this? - Last night.
Dad set up the whole thing, totally surprised me,
and then just shoved me on stage.
- Why didn't you tell me?
- I didn't wanna bug you with all your mayor stuff.
- Oh, honey, I really wish I could have been there.
- ♪ Just breathe
- Wait, was this at Manito's?
- Yeah.
But, you know, like Dad's...person,
she wasn't there.
- I can't believe your father took you there.
What was he thinking?
- I don't think you understand. Like, he didn't--
- No, I don't.
[soft dramatic music]
♪
- So we're supposed to just ignore
the whole Cushing family? - Yeah, Dad,
you do realize that we go to school with Sarah, right?
- I know, I know, but Lana, isn't ready for Sarah to know
the truth about our family, so--
- So shouldn't that at least be up to Sarah?
- Yeah, I think she's seriously overreacting.
- Guys, Lana now has to lie every day
to protect our secret.
Is it really that wrong that she doesn't want Sarah
to have to do the same thing?
- Do you think she'll ever change her mind?
- [sighs] I don't know.
But for right now, we just need to...
respect her wishes and keep our distance.
But on the bright side,
I planned a full day of chores for us
so we could spend some time together.
- Yeah, thanks. - How is that the bright side?
- Oh, come on, I used to love
helping my dad around the farm.
Come on, meet me in the barn in ten minutes.
- I wish I could help,
but this is everything I've got from my time with Ally.
- Well, you said that there were
only a handful of people with you at the portal.
Was there any talk about where everyone else was?
- Clearly, Ally only let me know
what she wanted me to know.
Sound familiar?
- I can explain. - Good.
Because Lana thought Clark was on
a monthlong assignment for the "Gazette,"
and last I checked, your husband doesn't work here.
- But he wants to. - Excuse me?
- He wants you to consider him for a job,
but he doesn't wanna get it just 'cause he's married to me.
- So the story that he's been working on is to what,
impress me?
[bells chime]
- Any luck finding Lucy? - Maybe.
Got a hit on former First Sergeant Erin Wu.
Tracked her down to a lodge out in the middle of nowhere.
- Is the DOD sending in a team?
- Ms. Beppo, if my daughter is there,
I'd like to extract her before anyone shows up with guns,
so no, it's just me and Lois.
- And me. - This is Lane family business.
- The Lanes aren't the only people involved in this.
I drank the tea.
I watched those people die in that portal.
I almost died.
I am a part of this.
- She's right.
And she might be able to help.
- Fine.
Just don't get in the way.
Meet me in the car.
[bells chime]
[ominous music]
- We take you now live to Paris...
- Turn it up. - Where millions
of Ally Allston's followers have gathered
to hear her address the world.
- Incomplete people of the world,
as you can see,
we are now whole.
Soon we will all be gods.
♪
There's just one thing left for us to do.
Merge both Earths into one.
- Hey, got you a fresh coffee.
[dramatic beat]
- When were you gonna tell me?
- Today, maybe?
I only just finished it last night.
- So now you're a superhero?
- No, I just wanna be able
to help you when the time comes.
- Good.
Start by tearing this thing apart.
- What? No, Dad. I--
- Putting on a suit like this puts your life in danger.
- I know what I'm doing.
Why do you keep treating me like a child?
- Because you are 15 years old.
- I've been helping you with your suit from day one.
I'm the reason it withstood Ally,
and now I'm too young to wear one?
- You can die in that suit.
- I almost died in jeans and a jacket two days ago
when Mrs. Cushing's killer clone tried to murder us.
And I saved your life, by the way.
- That is not fair.
- I am qualified to do more than sit on the sidelines.
You need me.
- I need you alive.
[soft dramatic music]
You gonna take this thing apart, or am I?
- I build things.
I don't destroy them.
♪
- This could be our last chance with Lucy.
- What if she doesn't listen to us?
- Then we'll do everything we can to make sure she does.
Beppo, you stay here.
- Oh, I'm not staying in the car.
- I'll crack the windows. - Dad.
- You said she can help, and she can, as our lookout.
Standard operating procedure.
- He can't be serious.
- I'm surprised he let you come this far, to be honest.
- Lois? - Give it an hour.
If it looks like trouble, call the DOD.
- Where's my daughter? - Lucy?
- You need to leave. - Settle down, Wu.
I know you're only here because of Anderson.
- And he's gone.
Ally had him killed to get the pendant.
- Don't listen to her.
She's lying.
- Lucy.
- You shouldn't be here. - Neither should you.
It's over, Lucy. Superman destroyed the pendant.
- Wow, you really will say anything to get your way.
- Your sister's telling the truth, peanut.
Whatever you're waiting for, it's not coming.
- You're wrong. Ally is coming here.
We will merge and I'll finally be whole.
- Ally merged, but she's not whole.
She's become some kind of a parasite.
- Oh, please, Lois. - What are you talking about?
- She drains people's energy to make herself more powerful.
- Enough. - Don't you see?
This is about Ally getting powered.
It's not about helping people.
- Ally is the only person who has ever helped me.
That is why I wait, however long it takes.
And there's nothing you can say to change it.
What are you doing?
- I'm not leaving you. Not again.
- Get these off!
- Whatever's coming, Luce,
we're gonna face it together.
- Your brother must be pretty upset.
- You kind of banned him from talking to the girl
that he loves, so...
There we go.
[metal groaning]
- Think there's anything I can do to make things better?
- You really want my advice?
I mean, I'm the lying son
that let everyone down, remember?
- That's not who you are, Jon.
- Really?
Look at the other Jon. I messed up on two worlds.
- No, you're just kids
dealing with circumstances the best you can.
And it's not too late for either of you
to make things right.
- You really believe that?
- [sighs]
Anyone can make a bad decision.
The true measure of someone's character
is what you do afterwards.
And you've been putting in the work to make amends.
- So does that mean--
does that mean you're not mad at me anymore?
- I was never mad, Jonathan.
It's just--look, as a parent,
you care so much about your kids.
[soft music]
And I wanna protect you from everything,
but I have to learn to let you make your own mistakes.
Just like everyone else.
And that's really hard.
But I promise you,
I will always be here for you when you do.
- Dad...
♪
Everyone hates me.
I'm never gonna play sports again.
I have no future.
- That's not true.
It's gonna be fine.
We're gonna figure something out
for you and your brother.
Speaking of which, I should probably go check on him.
- About that...
- Mrs. Cushing?
- Jordan, now's not a good time.
- Please. It'll only take a minute.
You need to know that Sarah means everything to me.
- All that matters is, Sarah knows that,
and she broke up with you.
- Yes, but...
I couldn't tell her the truth.
I was lying to her all the time,
but now that you know, I was wondering maybe--
- Oh, no. You still can't tell her.
- But I love her.
- It's not about love, Jordan.
If Sarah knows your secret,
it puts her whole life in danger.
- But I could keep her safe. I have powers.
- Not even Superman can keep everyone safe.
- But I-- - Your mom told me everything.
I know Tag Harris kidnapped Sarah trying to get to you.
- That wasn't my fault. - It doesn't matter.
Sarah will never be safe if you're a part of her life.
- Please, Mrs. Cushing, just give me a chance.
- To do what, Jordan?
My family is going through enough,
so think about what you're asking.
If you really love Sarah and you wanna protect her,
you'll stay away.
♪
- S-sorry for bothering you.
♪
- Lucy, it's perfect.
- More like good enough, but furnished.
Thank you, local thrift store.
- It's a fresh start.
- It is.
- Lois and your father must be proud.
- I haven't told them yet.
- Why not?
- I don't think they'd understand.
- What's not to understand?
C'mon, you're on the path to self-discovery.
You have a job. You're not living
out of your suitcase anymore.
- It's a really nice suitcase.
- Come on, we've been through this.
The Society has helped you grow.
Time to show your family how much.
- It's more about Lois.
She still thinks she's my mom.
- Look, your sister's need to fix you
is her attempt to fill a hole in her life.
I can help her with that.
- Yeah, I don't think that's a good idea.
Someone could get hurt. - [chuckles]
I would never hurt you or your family.
- It's more my sister hurting you I'm worried about.
- [laughs] Trust me, that's not a concern.
- Lois will never believe you.
She'll be a dog with a bone trying to prove you wrong
because she always has to be right.
- Your sister claims to be a champion of truth.
Well, this is the truth.
Certainly, she'll be able to see that.
- What is wrong with you?
- Search all you want.
You won't find anything.
- All he has is car keys and this.
- It's what they use to call Superman.
[soft tense music]
♪
- Dad, where's the key? - Not here.
If you want out, you'll have to leave with me.
- Lois, will you tell him to unlock it?
- You forced him to do this.
You drugged him.
You lied to us.
- I did what I had to. - To help Ally.
Why are you always choosing her over your family?
- Because she cares about me.
- We care about you. We love you.
I love you. - That is such a lie.
Ever since Mom left, all I have been
is a problem in your life,
and you always make sure I know it.
Ally loves me.
She wants me around and she's never hurt me.
Not like you. - Luce, you're wrong.
She's your sister. Of course she loves.
- Can you just stop trying to make this better?
Because you can't. After today, I am done.
I don't want anything to do with either of you.
- You overheard?
Mrs. Cushing is right.
I want to tell Sarah everything,
but that's what's best for me, not her.
- That's very mature of you.
- Doesn't make me feel any better.
I still love her, Dad.
- [sighs]
Buddy, I know it hurts,
but you can also try and focus on the good.
- What's good in any of this?
[sentimental music]
- You can do things other people can't do, Jordan.
- So what?
- "So what" is, you have an amazing gift.
More amazing than you even know.
Come on, I'll show you.
I promise it'll make you forget about Sarah,
at least for a little bit.
♪
- I cannot believe you got those knockoff Twinkies again.
- It's all we can afford,
but if Cushing's mayor wife can increase our budget--
- It's not like that. - Dad.
I was just looking for you. - Hey, look.
That's my daughter, the pop star.
♪ They say love is the way - Please stop.
- ♪ But that can't be right
- Yeah, let's leave the singing
to professionals.
Congrats, Sarah.
- Thanks, T.
Dad, can I talk to you for a second?
- Of course. Um, I'll be right there, y'all.
Hey, what's up?
- Mom saw the video of me singing,
and she-- she recognized the bar.
I tried telling her that you-know-who wasn't there,
but it was too late, and now she thinks that we were
trying to keep it a secret from her.
- Damn it. - I'm really sorry.
I just--I kept watching the video
'cause I was really excited about it.
I just really-- - No, no, no, no.
This isn't your fault, mi'ja, okay?
It's...it's mine.
- Dad, she hasn't been this upset since--
- Look, I'm gonna go over there
and I'm gonna talk to her,okay?
I'm gonna smooth things out.
- Are you sure? - Yeah.
I got this, okay?
- Okay. - Come here.
♪
- Lucy, do you really think that I don't love you?
Because I do.
So much.
After Mom left, I felt like it was my job
to make sure you grew up okay.
If I was hard on you, it's 'cause I thought
that's how you raised kids.
- That's the excuse you're going with?
- I was a child raising a child.
I didn't know any better.
- Lucy, your sister did the best she could.
- No, Dad, the reason Lois was hard on me
was because she hated me.
You blamed me for everything wrong in your life.
- That is not true.
- I was the reason you couldn't be on teams.
Couldn't join the school paper.
- No, that's because I didn't trust
some random sitter with you girls.
- No, it's not. Because it didn't end there.
Lois, you still look at me today
the way you did back then.
Like I'm something you're shackled to,
a constant disruption in your perfect life.
- I am so sorry that I ever made you feel
like you were a burden.
♪
Because the truth is, you were my life raft.
I wouldn't have survived our childhood without you.
And I still need you.
Raising Jonathan and Jordan has taught me a lot about love.
You can't just say it.
You have to mean it and you have to show it.
Please give me a chance to prove how much I love you.
- I don't know, Lois.
You can't just say some words
and expect things to be different.
I just need some time to think.
- You're right.
And I'll give you that time to,
instead of forcing you into it.
[cuffs whir]
- [laughs]
- Luce, you know the issues between you girls
are because of me, right? - No, they're not, Dad.
They're 'cause of Mom. - Yeah.
You might not have been around, but you never abandoned us.
♪
[footsteps approaching]
- Lucy, you need to come outside.
[ominous music]
[crowd muttering]
- Wow. - This is amazing.
- Oh, my God. Look!
♪
[wind howling]
- Are you sure I don't need a coat?
This hat's all I could find in the truck.
- You'll be fine once we get started.
- Started doing what?
- Training.
- Seriously? - Mm-hmm.
- All right. Uh, what do we do first?
[sweeping music]
♪
- I spent years out here on this very ice,
perfecting how to fly.
Now it's your turn.
- Dad, you've seen me.
Calling what I do "flying" is being generous.
- You can do it.
[intense tones]
- I don't know. That's a long way down.
- You just have to let go of your fear, Jordan.
- I mean, you'll catch me before I crash, right?
- You got this.
[dramatic music building]
♪
- [screaming]
- Come on.
You can do it.
- [screaming]
- You can do it. Come on.
Come on, Jordan!
[triumphant music]
- Yeah!
- Yes!
- Yeah! Whoo!
- [laughs]
Whoo!
[laughs] Whoo!
- He's not slowing down. Jordan?
- Dad? Dad!
- Jordan!
♪
[both cheering]
- That was incredible! - You just flew!
That was amazing! That was amazing!
- Oh, my God, that's, like, 10,000 times better
than punching feed bags. - What?
- That's what Grandpa Lane had me doing.
- Amateur. - I know. I know.
Can we do it again? - Yes, yes. Okay.
We're gonna do one of my favorite flight pass.
- All right. - I used to call it
the Kessel Run. - What's that?
[ominous music]
♪
- I knew you'd come back for me.
- Of course we did.
We promised you.
- You merged.
- And soon you will too.
- She can't do that anymore.
- It's true. The pendant's gone.
I saw it destroyed with my own eyes.
- We don't need the pendant anymore.
We found a different way.
- Luce, don't listen to her.
She's trying to turn you into a monster.
- Do we look like a monster to you?
- Did you see what I just saw?
This is not going to make you a better version of yourself.
You won't be you at all.
You'll be somebody who hurts people like she does.
- Your sister's right.
- Lucy, we would never hurt you.
You know that. We don't hurt people.
♪
- What do we do next?
- We finish what we set out to do.
We merge both planets.
- You can do that?
- We can, with enough power,
which is why you are going to tell us
where to find Superman.
[saw buzzing]
- Hedy, why can't I cut through this?
- Natalie used the same metal from your suit,
then applied a special lacquer made from X-Kryptonite.
- X-Kryptonite she stole from my supply?
- She used the word borrowed.
[soft music]
- Seems to be impenetrable.
- And clearly superior to your own suit.
- That'll be enough. Thank you.
♪
- How'd did the demolition go?
- You knew I couldn't destroy it.
- I hoped.
You didn't really give me a chance to test it out
before you went all aggro-dad on me.
- Suit's impressive.
- Are you really that surprised?
You know what I'm capable of.
Please don't be the person who tries to hold me back.
- You gotta understand where I'm coming from.
I'm your father.
- Look, I get it.
I really do, but...
we already lost one world.
I can't just stand by and watch while another one's destroyed.
This time, I have to fight.
- [sighs]
Okay.
Look, how about we start with you walking me through
the upgrades on your suit,
and then we go from there?
- Okay.
[knock at door]
- Everything okay?
I, uh, noticed your worry leg is going.
- [scoffs]
- Listen, Lana, if I'm the cause of that, I'm sorry.
- No, it's not you, Kyle.
It's me. I'm a terrible person.
- What?
- Every move I make lately
is the wrong one.
I got upset with Sarah
when I should have been celebrating her.
I yelled at Jordan Kent.
- What'd he do? - Oh, it's a long story.
And that's just the thing.
It's like there are all these secrets piling up,
and I am just not handling it well.
I feel like I don't even know myself anymore.
♪
- Well, listen, I don't know what you got going on, okay?
But I lived with you long enough to know
that you are a good person.
And hell, you are a great mom.
And you know, no matter what,
you've always got the best of intentions,
so whatever it is that you've done,
I'm sure it was for the right reasons.
- [sighs]
- Listen, why don't we pick up the girls
and do a little family dinner?
It's lasagna night at Vicky Mays.
- Kyle-- - Eh, forget the carbs.
I mean, you deserve it.
- No, that's not what worries me.
- I promise you, Mrs. Mayor,
it's just a friendly dinner with co-parents
who happened to be raising two phenomenal young women.
- They are pretty phenomenal.
But we're still gonna talk about Sarah performing
at Tonya's bar.
- Yes, ma'am.
♪
- Again, where is Superman?
- Could be anywhere.
After all, he's the world's greatest hero.
- We know you can contact him.
- Well, it's not like I have some red Superman phone,
although that's not a bad idea.
[tense music]
- Where is he?
- What are you gonna do? Kill me?
Like you did Anderson?
- We didn't kill, Anderson.
Your son's other self did.
- Is that true?
- She ordered him to do it.
- Lois wasn't there.
He made that choice himself. He's the monster.
- You manipulated him.
- The only manipulator here is you, Lois.
I never know what to believe,
and I'm sick of it.
- Lucy, don't.
[soft music]
[sonic boom]
- [grunts]
- It's better.
- Where were you guys?
- I, uh, took your brother to the fortress
for a quick training session.
- Yeah. We practiced flying.
- While I was here?
Yeah, well, don't worry about the chores.
I got the whole list done by myself, so...
- Jonathan. - I'm gonna go shower.
[tense music]
- Lucy, this is not the way.
- Peanut, please, give it to me.
- Stop! Just stop!
I have to do this for me.
♪
- [groaning] - Dad!
- [screaming]
- Call him.
- You're hurting him!
- I said call him!
- [screaming]
- Enough!
- Now.
[ELT whirs]
- I'm gonna go talk to him.
Good job today.
I'm proud of you.
[ELT whirring] - Is that grandpa's ELT?
- Stay here with your brother.
♪
- Well, this is gonna be an uncomfortable conversation.
[sonic boom]
- [screaming]
- Let him go!
Please, let him go!
[whooshing]
[energy thrumming]
- Dad. Dad.
- [groaning]
- Stop!
♪
- Oh, my God.
♪
- John, General Lane's emergency DOD number
has just been dialed.
- By who? [system beeps]
- Christine Beppo.
- Track its location.
- The call came from Burnham Woods.
- Lois must be there.
I need to go.
- Dad, weneed to go.
You know the suit will protect me.
- Stop!
- [grunting]
♪
- [cackling]
[system beeping]
- You get Superman. I'll get Ally.
- Yes, sir.
- Enough!
[dramatic music]
♪
- Lois.
- No!
♪
- Now we can finish this.
- Dad's breathing.
[breathing heavily]
♪
[system beeping]
[flatline blaring]
- Move back.
[electricity humming]
[thumps]
[whooshing]
- Go max power.
[humming intensely]
[monitor beeping] [heart beating]
- I got it.
- Lois, meet us at the DOD.
♪
- My sister called you a cult leader.
She thinks you've manipulated me
into joining the Society.
- You know me.
I would never force anyone
to do anything against their will.
- That's what I told her.
She gave me a look like I was an idiot.
Now she's gonna go back to my dad and sound
the whole "Lucy's in trouble again" alarm.
- Be patient.
As soon as we find the doorway into the other world,
they'll know you're right.
[soft tense music]
- [sighs]
- What else is bothering you?
- It's just--it's just that whenever I don't fit
into whatever Lois has imagined for me,
I feel like I've let her down.
- That must be hard.
Especially coming from someone who loves you.
- That's the thing, it's not love.
It's her judging me.
So every time she says, "I love you,"
it feels like she's lying.
- I hope I've never made you feel that way.
- No. Never.
- Good.
♪
Sometimes, family isn't the one we're born into.
It's the people we choose to love.
- I choose you.
- And I will do everything in my power
to earn that love.
[heart rate monitor beeping]
- Oh, Dad.
Hey, it's okay.
- Maybe not quite how I'd describe it.
- They're holding you for observation.
You got pretty banged up and you have a concussion.
- Not my first.
♪
- Dad, I thought I was gonna lose you.
- Oh, Peanut.
It's gonna take a lot more than whatever Ally's become
to finish me off.
- This is all my fault.
- We've all made mistakes.
But through thick and thin, we've always been a family.
- Oh, I don't deserve you.
- Lucy, I've told you a thousand times,
you and your sister are the best thing
that ever happened to me.
- [breathing heavily]
What about Superman?
I don't know if he's gonna make it.
[heart beating]
[tense music]
♪
- Lois.
- How is he?
- Still unconscious,
but they're running tests.
- What kind of tests?
It's not like they can do blood work.
- Actually, they were able to draw his blood.
- His skin is impenetrable.
- Not at the moment.
But now we can get some answers, you know?
We can help him if we can find out what's wrong.
- What am I supposed to tell the boys in the meantime?
- I mean, you should have seen it.
They gave her a standing ovation.
The entire crowd was on their feet.
- No, it was, like, ten people.
And they were wasted, so it doesn't really count.
- No, no, no, no. Come on. Don't listen to her.
It was--it was glorious.
- I expect to be at the next one.
- Me too. - You're too young, Sophie.
- You're both too young.
There's gotta be a place that you can perform
that you can legally enter.
- I might've put some feelers out.
- Sarah, sweetheart, he's gonna want 10%.
- Damn right I am. [laughter]
[sentimental music]
♪
[door clicks]
- How is he?
- Still unconscious,
but he will survive.
- Mom?
- The thing is,
the doctors relayed that his cells look normal.
- Isn't that a good thing?
- It would be if he were human.
- So what are you saying?
- There's a chance he might never be the same again.
[soft dramatic music]
♪
- But Ally's still out there.
We need Superman.
- Then until he comes back,
we are all gonna have to step up.
♪
- You want me to kill Superman?
- If he isn't dead already.
At the very least, his powers are depleted.
- Then I will finish him off.
What will you do in the meantime?
[ominous music]
♪
[heroic music]
♪
- Greg, move your head.