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Lumberjacks leave their job, fearing a werewolf. A forest fire enlivens the plot.

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      • Lois: He doesn't believe there is a werewolf? Does he? Perry: Who knows. Jimmy: Golly, what if there really is? Clark: Oh, come on Jim. That's a superstition that people can turn themselves into wolves or vice versa. Perry: Now, they're holding three seats for you on Consolidated flight 64... and your plane leaves in exactly 53 and one half minutes. Lois: But I haven't a thing to wear. Perry: What woman ever did? Now, get going.

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      • During production of this episode, the wires used to lift George Reeves off the stage for Superman's take-off snapped, causing the actor to fall 10 feet. After this, all future take-offs were achieved using a spring board with superman bouncing out of camera range.

      • Later Stanley Andrews played the old Ranger/Host of "Death Valley Days."

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