Goof: When Lois and Clark are in the meeting room talking about Strand, there is a visible reflection of the boom-mic in the glass, just above her head.
When Perry gives Jimmy complimentary tickets to the charity ball, Jimmy asks him, "Does this mean that I have to buy a tie?" At the charity ball, Jimmy is not wearing a tie, indicating that he didn't buy one after all. Then again, he ended up going to the ball stag, so maybe he just didn't feel like wearing one with no one to impress.
When Bill Church is going to his underground sanctuary, he is whistling "Fly Me To The Moon" which is the song Lois and Superman will dance to at the end of the episode.
Goof: When the bug is buzzing around at the planet Clark catches it, says he is going to let it loose outside, then he takes it back as Superman where it originated, he breaks through the wall you can see his hands open he is not holding anything, then suddenly he has it in his hand and crushes it.
Perry: When you get down to it, a nice man is still just a man.
Clark: I shouldn't have lost my temper. Lois: Well, you're entitled to. I lose mine once every. . . what? Clark: Three, four minutes.
Perry: (referring to Jimmy's girlfriend) Well, son, can I meet her? Jimmy: Oh, sure, chief. Just hop a plane to Switzerland. That's where her new boyfriend lives. The one who cheered her up while I was ignoring her. Perry: Jimmy, you know what a man needs at a time like this? Jimmy: A baseball bat and an alibi?
Jonathan: Martha, the boy has two gorgeous women running after him. This does not rate high on the list of world problems. Clark: That's true, but let's not forget that Mayson may be an agent of Intergang. Jonathan: Well, nobody's perfect, son. How about a piece of pie?
Clark: Mayson likes me, Clark, but she hates Superman. Which is kinda confusing because Lois loves Superman but only likes Clark. Mayson likes Clark, but in a different way than Lois, and Mayson hates Superman in a way that's different from anybody. Martha: Oh, Clark, I've been afraid something like this was going to happen. Clark: What? Martha: You're beginning to talk about yourself in the third person.
Clark: (arguing about Mayson) You know, if anyone's blind around here, it's you! Lois: Well what is that supposed to mean?!
Mayson Drake: (to Clark, referring to Superman) Oh look, I know he's a friend of yours, and no one can deny he's done a lot of really good things, but you're ten times the man he is! I mean, you're an ordinary guy, you're getting ready to stand up to this huge criminal organization. That takes guts. I'd like to see Superman try that without his cape on.
Martin Snell: You be the best Superman you can be, street crime, wipe it out, terrorists, kick their butts, carjackers, hey, I drive a Ferrari, put them in orbit! But stay out of the South Side. I don't care if it's a cat chasing a mouse, you flash cape in that part of town, you're looking at an all expenses paid education in bereavement. Are we clear? Superman: On one thing. This is not over!
Baby Rage: (laughs) You're Lois Lane? Lois: Have we met? Baby Rage: Oh no, we ain't met. It's just funny because, you're dead. I mean, I know you're walking around and everything lady, but trust me, go out and pick yourself a nice grave and from what I hear, pick it out fast!
Martin Snell: Face it, you've got your little red shorts caught in a bad combo of high tech and close friends. Even you can't be in two places at once -- but our bullets can. So... where does that leave us? Superman: Let's ask the D.A. Martin Snell: Oh sure, you can take me in. You're Superman, and I'm just a guy from Paramus. Superman looks at him, puzzled) New Jersey.
Clark: I have to go. Lois: Where? Clark: You guys stay here, it won't take long. Lois: What won't take long? Clark: The thing that I have to do, in the place that I'll be back from the, just one second. Mayson Drake: Does he do that a lot? Lois: Constantly.
Intergang is a recurring evil organization in the Superman comics run by Boss Maxie, Morgan Edge, and Lex Luthor.
The name Mayson Drake probably refers to another attorney, Perry Mason, and his private detective friend, Paul Drake. In another episode "Top Copy", Lois even mentions Perry Mason in connection to Mayson Drake.
Mayson tells Martin that Lois has a "Deep Throat" in the police department. "Deep Throat" is the nom de guerre of the Watergate informant, finally revealed to be Deputy Director of the FBI William Mark Felt, Sr.
S 4 : Ep 22
Aired 6/14/97 (1:50:00)
S 4 : Ep 21
Aired 6/7/97 (1:50:00)
S 4 : Ep 20
Aired 5/31/97 (1:50:00)
S 4 : Ep 19
Aired 4/26/97 (1:50:00)
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