Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman Page #11

Season #1
Synopsis: Another incarnation of the Superman legend, this series puts a 1990s spin on the standard story. This time, the focus is on the romantic triangle forming between Superman, Clark Kent and Lois (who obviously doesn't know that they are in fact one and the same). True to old Superman form, the evil Lex Luthor pops up every once in a while to wreak havoc on The Daily Planet and the city of Metropolis.
Year:
1993
1,660 Views


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CAT:

(in for the kill)

I know what it's like to be new in

town. I'd be happy to show you

around.

CLARK:

That's very nice of you, Ms.

Grant.

CAT:

Cat.

CLARK:

Cat. Maybe when I get settled.

CAT:

(loudly)

It's a date.

Lois proceeds towards Perry's office, knocks, then enters. *

42 OMITTED 42

43 INT. PERRY WHITE'S OFFICE - CONTINUOUS 43*

Lois paces in front of Perry's desk as he settles in.

LOIS (CONT'D)

I'll need a task force. I can't

cover this story alone.

PERRY:

You can have Jimmy.

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LOIS:

Chief, we're talking about the

space program...

PERRY:

All right. Take Kent.

LOIS:

Kent?!

PERRY:

Kent.

LOIS:

What about Myerson?

PERRY:

Busy.

LOIS:

Burns?

PERRY:

Budapest.

LOIS:

Forget Kent.

PERRY:

He's a good man.

LOIS:

He's a hick. From "Smallville." I

couldn't _make_ that name up.

PERRY:

Kent or nobody.

LOIS:

Nobody. *

(re-thinking this) *

Why don't you just hang an

albatross around my neck?

(off Perry's look)

Okay. But don't ever tell me I'm

not a team player.

44 INT. DAILY PLANET NEWSROOM - MOMENTS LATER 44

Lois strides up to Clark's desk. He looks up from his

computer with a smile which Lois quickly wipes off. Lois' *

take-charge attitude covers up a multitude of *

insecurities. *

LOIS:

Let's hit it. *

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When she starts walking away Clark realizes he's supposed

to follow her. He shrugs, does so. On the move...

CLARK:

Mind if I ask where're we going?

LOIS:

To interview Samuel Platt. He's *

convinced that the Messenger was *

sabotaged. I'll brief you on the *

way.

(stopping to face him)

And let's get something straight.

I didn't work my buns off to become

an investigative reporter for the

Daily Planet just to baby-sit some

hack from Nowheresville.

She continues to walk with Clark right behind her. Then,

she whirls on him again.

LOIS (CONT'D)

And another thing. You're not

working _with_ me, you're working

_for_ me. I call the shots. I ask

the questions. You're low man.

I'm top banana. That's the way I

like it. Comprende?

CLARK:

You like to be on top. Got it.

Lois gives him a sneer.

LOIS:

Don't push me, Kent. You are way

out of your league.

Lois and Clark enter the elevator, Clark all smiles as we

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45 EXT. ABANDONED APARTMENT BUILDING - DAY - TO ESTABLISH 45

There are signs posted around the crumbling tenement

indicating "This Building Is Condemned," "No Entry," etc.

Lois and Clark exit a Taxi, walk up the steps. *

46 INT. TENEMENT HALLWAY - DAY 46

Lois and Clark stand in a dark hallway, knock on a door.

LOIS:

Dr. Platt? Samuel Platt?

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PLATT (O.S.)

(harsh whisper)

Nobody's home.

A rat scurries by. Lois looks at Clark, tries again.

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LOIS:

Dr. Platt? It's Lois Lane.

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Deborah Joy LeVine

Deborah Joy LeVine is an American television writer and producer. She is most notable for her title "The Woman who Revived Superman", as she wrote the TV Series, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, which ran from 1993 to 1997. more…

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