as much as this pains me to say I think the president should consider postponing his visit.
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Someone who can get her subject to open up and talk freely. |
That one question you were sweating about must've really broken the ice. |
So, what was it? |
Well, I just asked him if he was a professional baseball player, what position would he play and why. |
That's a great question. |
That's first-rate. |
This girl thinks on her feet. |
Jimmy, I just wanna say thank you and also apologize. |
You really helped me out by letting me stay at your place. |
I know I wasn't very grateful. |
I've just been under a lot pressure. |
Anyway, I'm sorry. |
Hey, it was no sweat. |
You know something, CK? |
She's a class act. |
I've always thought so. |
I can't believe I was thinking about getting revenge. |
Lois, don't open...! |
That. |
I think I'm about to use one of my sick days. |
Hold the elevator! |
Hi, honey. |
Welcome home. |
You're home early. |
And look, she brought me flowers. |
How was your day, my busy little reporter? |
My busy, busy little reporter. |
How about a picture of her where she's not so... |
- Clothed? |
- Grow up. |
I meant smug. |
Excuse me. |
Would you mind switching it from freeze to photoflash? |
Say freeze, baby. |
Very nice. |
- Come on. |
Let's go. |
- But we didn't find what we came for. |
Maybe that's because it's not here. |
Can I have one of these? |
I love these. |
Come on. |
She has another. |
Can I have one? |
- Okay. |
- Out. |
I've been trying to get ahold of you. |
You won't believe this. |
The Prankster broke out of jail. |
I know. |
Griffin and his beady-eyed friend were waiting for me when I got home. |
In your apartment? |
They must be looking for something. |
The place was a mess. |
- Are you all right? |
- Yeah, I guess so. |
Chief! |
Chief, you better take a look at this. |
What is this? |
It was the weirdest thing. |
I walked in and there was this intense yellow light. |
And you don't remember a thing that happened after. |
- How did you know? |
- Same thing happened at the penitentiary. |
That's how Griffin and Victor broke out. |
They froze a guard in the laundry room and they left him in his underwear in a dryer. |
What is with me and people breaking into my apartment and flashing lights in my eyes? |
Well, you know, Lois, this doesn't bode well for your interview with the president. |
- Why? |
- The White House won't be excited about exposing the president to The Prankster. |
Clark, the president is coming to present the city an award for the lowest crime in America. |
It would be embarrassing for him to cancel his trip because there's one criminal loose. |
Now, Lois, I know you're the only reporter to get an interview with the president. |
I'm proud of you, but I think this has gotta be the White House's call. |
- But, Perry... |
- Lois it is the president of the United States. |
All we have to do is figure out a way to make this thing work on Superman. |
We're home free. |
Do we have to go up against him again? |
Why can't we just use this thing to, you know... |
Rob a bank or something? |
Victor I'm gonna teach you to use something you don't use everyday. |
It's your mind. |
The mind helps us see the big picture, Victor. |
If we rob a little bank we get a few measly little dollars. |
But imagine the big picture. |
Big picture, Victor. |
Millions of dollars. |
Picture yourself making history. |
Because how much money do you think the government of the United States of America would pay to ransom the president. |
A lot. |
A lot. |
You know, Victor you have a sweet and ultimately irritating knack for understatement. |
Would you mind handing me the photoconductive cell. |
Did you see it? |
A rat. |
A huge rat. |
- Probably a whole nest under the floor. |
- Victor. |
I'm not interested in hysterical fantasies from your screwed-up childhood in that day care center basement. |
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