Writer:	Thania St. John
Director:	Philip Sgriccia
Star:	Michael Landes (Jimmy Olsen (season 1)),  John Shea (Lex Luthor (season 1)),  Tracy Scoggins (Catherine "Cat" Grant (season 1)),  Lane Smith (Perry White),  Teri Hatcher (Lois Lane),  Dean Cain (Clark Kent/Superman)
Guest Star:	Anthony Leonardi (Blackman),  Cole Stevens (Schumak),  Alexandra Hedison (Remy),  Macon McCalman (Willie),  Chris Demetral (Jack),  Robert Beltran (Fuentes),  Don Fehmel (George)

This is the last episode for Tracy Scoggins (Cat Grant). Apparently, ABC thought her character was too racy for a show airing at 8 PM. She can also be seen in the 5th season of Babylon 5 and it's spin-off Crusade. (edit)

Lois: What could possibly be here in the Daily Planet newsroom that would be worth risking your lives and the lives of everyone in Metropolis?
Fuentes: What else has man sought after without pity or remorse since the dawn of time?
Lois: Inner peace?
Fuentes: Cold hard cash.
Lois: Oh. (edit) Lois: You know, it's times like these I think maybe I should just get a regular, boring job, settle down with a guy who sells insurance and have 2.4 kids.
(pause)
Lois and Clark, together: (laugh) Nah. (edit) Lois: Other women catch bouquets, I catch bombs. (edit) Lois: What about Jimmy? Maybe Jimmy could save us!
Perry: Jimmy couldn't save baseball cards. (edit) Lois: Superman
Clark: I’m coming
Lois: Superman is my access code. (edit)

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Title
The title and the episode's plot are a tribute to the movie Die Hard, in which robbers, posing as terrorists, took over a building. (edit) Perry: ...like that mess Geraldo got into that one time.
Journalist and talk show host Geraldo Rivera did a 2-hour live special also involving breaking into the safe of a dead mobster: "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vault". This 1986 broadcast garnered a massive rating for number of viewers, but was very anticlimactic; instead of finding the bones of the famous gangster, only a pile of dirt and a few bottles of moonshine were uncovered. (edit)