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* "Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor": Lois sweet talks one of the mooks into letting her see how heavy his machine gun is and swipes it. When the leader claims she doesn't have the guts to shoot somebody even if she knew how to use it properly, she admits he's right. So she empties the gun into the ceiling, then calmly tosses the now useless weapon back to its owner ("It's even lighter with all the bullets gone."). The looks on the villains' faces perfectly capture how wild it is watching ''Lois Lane'' of all people firing a machine gun. She and Jimmy would have been able to walk away unscathed with no Superman rescue necessary if not for a DiabolusExMachina.
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* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its then-current rise in popularity.
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* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its then-current rise in popularity.
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* "Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor": Lois sweet talks one of the mooks into letting her see how heavy his machine gun is and swipes it. When the leader claims she doesn't have the guts to shoot somebody even if she knew how to use it properly, she admits he's right. So she empties the gun into the ceiling, then calmly tosses the now useless weapon back to its owner ("It's even lighter with all the bullets gone."). The looks on the villains' faces perfectly capture how wild it is watching ''Lois Lane'' of all people firing a machine gun. She and Jimmy would have been able to walk away unscathed with no Superman rescue necessary if not for a DiabolusExMachina.
!!Radio Show
* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its then-current rise in popularity.DiabolusExMachina.
!!Radio Show
* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its then-current rise in popularity.
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* "[[Recap/TheAdventuresOfSupermanS4E6JimmyTheKid Jimmy the Kid]]": Superman comes up with a clever way to ambush the villains of the week -- emptying out the thousands of dollars from their safe and hiding in it.
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* "Five Minutes To Doom": Usually bumbling comic-relief Jimmy Olsen's vacuum cleaner salesman stunt works ''perfectly''. He gets into the VillainOfTheWeek's office, gets the information he came for, and gets out completely undetected.
* "Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor": Lois sweet talks one of the mooks into letting her see how heavy his machine gun is and swipes it. When the leader claims she doesn't have the guts to shoot somebody even if she knew how to use it properly, she admits he's right. So she empties the gun into the ceiling, then calmly tosses the now useless weapon back to its owner ("It's even lighter with all the bullets gone."). The looks on the villains' faces perfectly capture how wild it is watching ''Lois Lane'' of all people firing a machine gun. She and Jimmy would have been able to walk away unscathed with no Superman rescue necessary if not for a DiabolusExMachina.
* "Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor": Lois sweet talks one of the mooks into letting her see how heavy his machine gun is and swipes it. When the leader claims she doesn't have the guts to shoot somebody even if she knew how to use it properly, she admits he's right. So she empties the gun into the ceiling, then calmly tosses the now useless weapon back to its owner ("It's even lighter with all the bullets gone."). The looks on the villains' faces perfectly capture how wild it is watching ''Lois Lane'' of all people firing a machine gun. She and Jimmy would have been able to walk away unscathed with no Superman rescue necessary if not for a DiabolusExMachina.
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* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current rise in popularity.
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* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' its then-current rise in popularity.
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In the episode about the gangster and his moll, Clark Kent, not Superman, is shown using his super powers in his civilian guise - breaking down doors, roughing up bad guys, and grinning as bullets bounce off him as Clark.
The* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current rise in cfpopularity.
The* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current rise in cfpopularity.
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* In the episode about the gangster and his moll, Clark Kent, not Superman, is shown using his super powers in his civilian guise - breaking down doors, roughing up bad guys, and grinning as bullets bounce off him as Clark.
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* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current risein cfpopularity.in popularity.
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* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current rise
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In the episode about the gangster and his moll, Clark Kent, not Superman, is shown using his super powers in his civilian guise - breaking down doors, roughing up bad guys, and grinning as bullets bounce off him as Clark.
The* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current rise in cfpopularity.
The* The radio series had a meta crowning moment with the Clan of the Fiery Cross arc, where Superman took on the KKK: armed with real KKK secrets obtained from Stetson Kennedy, it did so much to strip the mystique and perceived "respectability" from the Klan that it managed to seriously reduce the organization's recruitment and derail its' then-current rise in cfpopularity.