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When Jimmy is falsely accused of murder, Lois and Clark need to prove that he is innocent and clear his name. And they finally go on their "real" first date. Everything went well, but when Clark took Lois home, she closed the door in his face... because the date was great and because of her fears about what will happen with their relationship. After they prove Jimmy's innocence, Lois explains to Clark what she felt when she closed the door in his face and recognizes the mistake. When they finally kiss, a shocking and tragic thing happens.moreless
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      • Goof: After Leon tells the Intergang member he will trick Superman into taking the shipment, the TV sets click off one by one. As they do, the one in the top left has a visible reflection of the boom-mic and boom in it. Edit
      • Goof: When Superman turns off the ignition in Jimmy's car, the wheels should lock and the car should go into a skid. Even if the wheels were free to turn, momemtum would keep the car moving fast because the brakes were not working. Instead, the wheels keep turning while the car quickly slows down to a stop in front of the barricade, without any mechanical basis for doing so. Edit
      • When Lois and Clark are having dinner on their first date, the background music is the 2nd movement of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 8 (Pathetique). Edit
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      • Mayson: (to Clark, after noticing the Superman suit under his clothes) So that's what you've been hiding. Edit
      • Lois: (to Clark) You can read lips from here? I thought I was good. What else can you do that I don't know about? Edit
      • Lois: You know, now I know what you boys were doing in sixth grade when the girls had to go to the auditorium for the hygiene lecture. You were learning sports metaphors! Edit
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      • Jimmy: Holy mackerel! Here Jimmy is borrowing a line made famous by another DC comic book sidekick, Robin. Specifically, Robin became associated with this catchphrase of surprise through the 1960s Batman television series. Edit
      • Golf Friend: Whoa! Who let Greg Norman in here? When the Golf Friend compares Lois to Greg Norman, it is paying her a great compliment: Norman, also known as "The Shark", is an Australian professional golfer who spent 331 weeks as the world's number one ranked golfer in the 1980s and 1990s. Edit
      • Lois: Clark Kent, the 'rebel without a flaw'. Lois is poking fun at Clark by contrasting him with Jim Stark, the star character in the 1955 film Rebel Without a Cause. Stark, played by actor James Dean, is very much the opposite of Clark: rude, rebellious, and angry. Edit

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