Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

...sweet. - No.
Because you're not partners right now doesn't mean you're not still a team.
Who was the last person to see Eric Press before he disappeared?
Without hard facts, there is no story, honey. I'm sorry.
Good morning. What's so funny?
You boys have got a lot of explaining to do.
The lab explosion, the rocket.
- Think it's tied to the lab explosion? - Well, maybe, yeah.
...even though you don't think you have anything to apologize for.
Not if you don't talk to each other, there isn't.
- Where do you put nuclear waste? - In the silo there's a mile-deep well.
Thanks. It's exciting.
No, Ethan, not the typewriter!
See the girl over there by the vending machines?
Lois, are you sure?
As a reporter, no. But I'm talking as an editor.
Sorry. Just go ahead, start.
Let's eat.
You don't understand. I don't wanna be editor anymore.
I was in the neighborhood. I thought I could buy you coffee.
So if we drain his powers and we keep him out of the sun...
- If this thing explodes... - I understand. Go.
I know where I belong. Where the action is.
I just want you to know, in every category, you were neck and neck.
Speed-reading classes.
- My wife, the boss. - I still can't believe it.
The difference is you're forcing me to help you kill Superman.
Chief, can I get you a cup of coffee? What do you need?
You're gonna make a terrific editor.
The byline should have Lois' name on it too.
But it can't be good for Superman, that's for sure.
Good.
Just so we're clear...
I should have let you run with the story all along, Clark.
Positive, chief.
I'm not saying that the bridge collapse isn't news.
Oh, I just thought I'd stop by, see how things are going, you know.
It's the secret to how all of his powers work.
...if I hadn't sat on evidence. - Maybe, maybe not.
It was one of the most difficult I've ever had to make.
Everybody's gonna look at you a little differently now that you're the boss.