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When the Prankster escapes the prison, he continues with his plans to torment Lois' life, and now he also wants to kidnap the president of the United States.
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      • Nitpick: When Jimmy got an idea to help with Lois' sleeping problem why didn't he buy ear plugs for Lois rather than earphones? Edit
      • Goof: When Lois & Clark talk to Bobby Bigmouth, Bobby is eating a pickle. But in the episode "That Old Gang Of Mine", Bobby, although he is known to eat everything, gave a pickle away, implying that he doesn't like them. Edit
      • The map of the motorcade labeled New Troy in fact looks like it is a New York City subway map of lower Manhattan. Edit
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      • This is the second time Lois has been put into a trance by people in her own apartment in the past four episodes. Edit
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      • Clark: I think the better question, Chief, is why was Griffin here in the first place. Lois: My continuing degradation comes to mind. Clark: No, I think that's just a bonus. Edit
      • Lois: Jimmy, give me back my dress. Clark: Now there's something you don't hear around the newsroom everyday. Edit
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      • Kyle: (to Lois, chained to a pressurized steam boiler) Today we're going to turn the pressure all the way up to here (indicating the danger zone). Thanks for playing along. Johnny, tell her what she's won. Victor: A trip for one into orbit. Don't get steamed. The "Johnny" referred to is probably the late John Leonard "Johnny" Olson who had been the announcer on 32 televised game shows, including The Match Game and The Price is Right at the time of his death in 1985. Edit
      • Prankster: All work and no play makes Superman a veeery dull boy. The Prankster is putting a spin on the famous line "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy", a proverb dating back to at least 1659 but made famous in the Stanley Kubrick film adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Shining. The line, which does not appear in the novel, represents the story's main character, Jack, and his spiral into madness. Edit

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