The Client Room Of SuperBill's Actual Pain. Apparently, SuperBill is fine. He's got some bandages on his hands, and his face is kind of scratched up, but he's okay. SuperBill says, "He was having a heart attack!" Jimmy explains that it was a panic attack, nothing more. What? There are no paramedics there? They don't think it's best to take SuperBill to a hospital? Good grief. Dr. Gorman comes in. He is met with some hostility from Lindsay. Dr. Gorman says, "Come on, Bill." Jimmy: "What are you doing?" Well, he's taking Bill back to the hospital. Because he is a caregiver, after all. SuperBill walks toward Dr. Gorman. He wants to go home. But he wants to talk to Lois for a second. The doctor doesn't think that's such a good idea, but Deborah says it's all right. The couple comes closer together. SuperBill wants to go home. But he can't. Blah she doesn't love him, blah that's not true, blah met someone else, blah he doesn't care, blah stay together blah. Deborah says, "I can't do this again." And she starts to leave, but just as she reaches the door, SuperBill calls, "Deborah!" Stunned, she turns back toward her husband, who says, "I'll use whatever name you want! I won't be Superman anymore. I promise. I can do it." More ridiculous platitudes about how the world needs Superman, "especially now." Whatever the freaking hell that means. But they just can't go back, and she can't ask him to stop being "who he really is." Blah love you, blah love you too, blah goodbye blah. Bill cries. He wants to go home. And Dr. Gorman is going to take him there. Ah, poor SuperBill. He's got some super-sized tears to take us to the end of this ridiculous episode.