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Lois and Clark go undercover as husband and wife to investigate missing couples in the Larry Smiley Institute, a place to help couples to repair problems in their marriages. They will find Larry's true plans and will find their romance again.
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      • In the opening scene, when Lois & Clark are coming out of the theater, the poster behind them is for the movie Fair Game starring Cindy Crawford and William Baldwin. Edit
      • Goof: When Lois and Clark are walking to her apartment, Clark tells her that he was wrong. As he said his line, the shadow of a production member carrying a light, is visible on the wall. Edit
      • Goof When Lois tears her dress and finds her suitcase was left behind, she ends up wearing Clark's shirt and jeans. They look a little big on her but nowhere near as big as Clark's clothes should be on her. Edit
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      • In real-life, actress Sharon Thomas is Dean Cain's mom. She also appears in the episode "Green Green Glow of Home", playing a waitress, and in "Season's Greedings", written by Dean Cain, playing a customer fighting with Lois over a "Space Rat." Edit
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      • Clark: I think we are completely in sync. Lois: Oh yeah, we're so in sync that when you broke up with me, for my own good, you figured I'd know it was for the best because we're so in sync. We're about as in sync as the English in a Japanese horror film. Clark: Lois, I was wrong and I admitted it. You can't stay mad. Lois: Oh yes I can. You can fly, I can stay mad. It's a gift. Edit
      • Jimmy: Uh, Lois... uh, panic makes a man say strange things sometimes... uh, I was wondering if you could sorta forget what I... Lois: (reassuringly) Trust me. Edit
      • Lois: And you know, you put up with me for the same reason I put up with you! It's because I'm completely in love with you! (pause) Clark: And... I love you. (pause) Did we just make up? Lois: I think so. Edit
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      • Jimmy: Man, it's just like Waterworld! Lois: Only cheaper! Jimmy is referring to the Kevin Costner blockbuster Waterworld. It featured a post-apocalyptic world completely covered by water. The movie was a complete flop in the US though it did well overseas, but it is best known for the massive budget over runs which made it one of the most expensive movies ever made. Edit
      • When Arnold and Michelle get kidnapped by Smiley's henchmen, they first are distracted by a burning bush. The burning bush is an allusion to the account in the Bible where God spoke to Moses through a burning bush that was not consumed. Edit
      • The mention of 'Noah' in the episode's title is a reference to the Bible character Noah. In the Bible, Noah was chosen by God to save two of every kind of animal, along with his entire family, inside of an ark because God intended to destroy the earth with a flood lasting 40 days and nights. Most of the key details of this story are alluded to throughout the episode-- 2 of a kind, animal names for the couples, flooding for 40 days/night, the ark, and destroying all mankind. Clark recognizes this story when Star is helping him translate the ancient document. In addition, the title is also a take on the popular phrase "Just Say No!" from anti-drug campaigns throughout the 80's and 90's. Edit

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