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I'm guessing it's a lion, since that's where the whole SNOIL Exterminating came from.
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In the first season episode, "The Rival," what were the two unusual things about the byline for L&C's expose article on Preston Carpenter at the end? For bonus points, what was the headline of the article?
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I haven't got the slightest idea of the title, nor the two unusual things...but doesn't have one to do with "with the help of Linda King"...I know Linda was mentionned somewhere.
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Maybe Clark's name went first??? That's the only unusual thing I can think of.
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Cyad said: I haven't got the slightest idea of the title, nor the two unusual things...but doesn't have one to do with "with the help of Linda King"...I know Linda was mentionned somewhere. Jen said: Maybe Clark's name went first??? That's the only unusual thing I can think of. Between the two of you, you got it. The unusual byline read: 1. by Clark Kent and Lois Lane 2. Special contribution by Linda King The title of the article was just bonus, but the title was "New Age Kane Nipped in Bud." If memory serves, this may be the only mentioned case where Clark's name went first in the byline. You can decide between the two of you who wants to post the next question.
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Carole can go for it if she wants. Picking questions aren't my forte. Jen
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Thanks Jen. Well, I'm not that good at picking up questions either but, I'll give it a try:
The same Daily Planet front page was used in two L&C episodes. Name of both eps and for a bonus, subject of the article shown.
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Hmm, that was something about spraying for fruit flies... and it was, I think, in Neverending Battle and Pheremone, My Lovely.
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You got it Pam! Never Ending Battle? I was more thinking of Madame Ex and Pheromone My lovely. Is it possible it was used three times? Now I wonder... Okay, your turn Carole
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Well, apparently it was a popular prop... or maybe I was remembering wrong <g> Wouldn't be the first time! And, um, it's my turn? Okay... When and why did Clark say "they're out of three-hole paper"? PJ
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Hey Carole, wasn't that article also used in one of the Prankster eps? If I'm not mistaken, the paper Perry was holding up looking through was about the fruit fly infestation, too.
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Coming back to attempt answer Pam's question... Was it during The Source, when Clark comes to catch up with Lois when she's snooping around Viologic(sp?)? He uses the excuse to explain why he's suddenly there...
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Episode: Contact
They are investigating Bob Fences, and Lois asks him to listen in and see if he can hear anything...
the only clear thing he can get is that they are out of three hole paper.
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_________________________ Trask: Does Superman have any telepathic powers? Lois: (blushing) I hope not.
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You've got it, Breanna! That line cracks me up every time; I'm just an office-supply geek I guess Your turn! PJ
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Duh! I knew that!
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SQD,
yeap, you're right about that...seems I'm not that good with picking up "good questions"...<g>
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Ok...new question:
Who tries to buy the Planet from Franklin Stern, in which episode, and for the heck of it, do they succeed?
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Multiworld Communications, subsidiary of Intergang, tries to buy the Daily Planet in "Individual Responsibility." They fail.
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There's also another time. In "Faster Than a Speeding Vixen," Leslie Luckaby successfully buys the Planet from Stern.
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