Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman

Perry: Is there something the two of you want to tell me? Lois: No, not really, Chief. Perry: Huh. Well... good. You sure now? Nothing you want to get off your chest, uh, chests? Lois: We'd like to tell you, Chief, but we can't. It's better this way. Clark: Better off not knowing. Perry: Well, I think it's a little late for that... I know. Lois: You know? Clark: What exactly do you know? Perry: You know... about... him. Where he is. Clark: Oh. You do know. Lois: How do you know? Perry: It's better you don't know. 'Course, I don't know officially. But, let's face it. If a man in my position didn't know, unofficially, then, well, he wouldn't be a man in my position. Lois: So, now that you know, unofficially, are you going to tell anyone else that you, you know, know? Perry: No. I just wanted you to know. Clark: Thank you, sir. I feel much better knowing that you know. Lois: Me, too. Perry: There is something I'd like you know, though. Lois: What's that? Perry: The minute you step outside that door, I no longer know. And I don't want to know anything else worth knowing... in the future.