The conflict is broken up by the arrival of a precinct patrol car, carrying uniformed Officer Krupke (William Bramley) and bigoted, plainclothes policeman Lieutenant Schrank (Simon Oakland) who have stopped similar fights between the "punks" many imes before:Schrank: You hoodlums don""t own these streets.The figure of the dark and evil Superman faded and then disappeared.The victorious and rejuvenated Clark stood upright, strong, erect and determined, ripped open his shirt to reveal his brilliantly-colorful Superman costume with an emblazoned ""S"" - and was once again restored to his former self before flying off.)The screenplay was adapted and based on playwright Noel Coward""s 1935 short one-act (half-hour) stage playStill Life.Although hey""ve already stopped for pancakes for breakfast, Grimsrud is still famished.Carl decides to "stop outside of Brainerd" where hey can "get pancakes"and"get laid."(Day Three - Tuesday Afternoon)The next scene is in Gustafson""s Motors showroom (the Oldsmobile auto chain is owned by his father-in-law), where lowly, sad-faced, and sleazy Minnesota executive car sales manager Jerry browbeats and scams a customer (Gary Houston) and his wife (Sally Wingert) in his glass-enclosed cubicle (decorated with golf statues) o purchase TruCoat, and threatens that they will experience "oxidation problems" if they don""t pay the extra $500 for the factory-installed finish.The houseboat drifted into the dock area - affording Jason access to stow away on the teen-filled ship.