Oh, no, Henderson was there.
Interesting, how did Henderson manage to get there faster than Superman? Is there a mystery in play
After returning to Henderson and reporting the tallies, he then said, “There’s one car with one person with apparent serious injuries. I’m going to take the car and occupant directly to Metropolis General Hospital.”
Woah, flat out lie.
I’ve stopped to think about this a little more... he could have fudged to ‘There’s one car with a person I need to take to the hospital as quickly as possible.’
The driver’s side door to Lois’ car was locked, of course. Debating momentarily, Clark figured she’d have a fit if he tore the door off its hinges.
Yeah… Although, the car could be a total loss anyway
Clark had returned to the accident scene and brought other cars with critically injured occupants back to several different hospitals once the police saw what he could do.
Hmm, they might start parking car-transports close to the hospitals if he continues with that practice
“Since you’re part of the hunt for the illegal materials, I wanted you to know that we found a whole lot of the stuff in the cargo hold of that airplane.
Lex won’t like that.
We didn’t interfere, but we are tracking where it is going in Metropolis by putting a bug on each crate.
Ahh…
Do you think this ‘Superman’,” he did quote marks in the air, “is connected with the gunrunning operation in any way?”
Yes, if Lex gets his way...
Oh, and you don’t want to see my chest!” After saying that, she blushed and followed up more softly, “It’s all black and blue!”
And considering the n-ding of Daytime, this is even more
worthy.
The notes and Rita’s conclusions were nice touch. Great part and looking forward to 6
Michael
I've never seen it that way. 
This should be interesting. 
on the edit 