Journey to the Past

Journey to the Past is the fifth episode in the second season of "The Justice League Show", introducing the Parademons respectively.
== Synopsis ==
Supergirl joins the Midvale Junior High field trip to an archaeological dig where she finds the Orphan Stone of Time, which accidentally transports her to Japan in the 1940s, where she must prevent the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service from attacking Pearl Harbor, only to get caught in the act of sabotage, and is almost executed until the Justice League intervenes.
== Plot ==
During a Midvale Junior High field trip to an archeological dig, Supergirl discovers a mysterious blue crystal sphere, which she promptly shows her guide, an anthropologist, who identifies it as the Orphan Stone of Time. According to her guide, each type of the six Orphan Stones possesses the element of soul, time, space, mind, reality, and power, and when all six are combined, they will release enough energy to cause the destruction of, not only this universe and all of time and space, but entire dimensions, and then restart the multiverse. Supergirl appears on television to discuss her discovery and its purpose. The news quickly spreads throughout the city with a musical series of phone calls, starting with Hawkman calling Aquaman.
This catches the attention of Darkseid, who finds Supergirl at the bus stop and tries to coerce Supergirl into surrendering the Time Stone to him, which she refuses to do. Infuriated, he kidnaps her, takes her with him to Apokalips, where he then threatens her with tickle torture until she relents and gives up the Time Stone (by accidentally dropping it onto the ground when it slips out of her backpack). Darkseid soon uses the Time Stone to send Supergirl to a naval airbase in 1940s Japan, where she overhears about the attack on Pearl Harbor; she turns over the first ship at about 11:00pm, and then was caught in the act of "sabotage" by Japanese officials, who place her under house arrest as a prisoner of war.
The Official of the Imperial Japanese Naval Air Service soon decrees that the sabotage must stop at once, but as the eleventh hour strikes the next night, Supergirl removes a barred grille before leaving the room through a window and drags another ship over into the sea. Sabotage happens every night at the eleventh hour, and the Official again states that the sabotage must still be stopped. After sending another ship into the sea, she notices a note from the Official saying, "WARNING - to Supergirl! One more act of sabotage, and we will be forced to execute you at once!". Sure enough, the Japanese officials capture her again, and this time, they take her out for execution by a firing squad with the girl of steel tied onto a pole. Supergirl tries to remind the officials that her body can deflect any shot fired at her, but the firing squad is too resistant to her protests and begin carrying out the execution.
Suddenly, the Justice League intervenes and saves her from being shot to death. When the firing squad sees the League face to face, they run away in terror. After scaring off the Japanese soldiers, the Justice League reunites with Supergirl, revealing that they used a genetic copy of the Orphan Stone of Time to travel back into the present. After bringing Supergirl back to the present the next day, the Justice League is met by her classmates, who, along with dirty looks on their faces, show a remix video (about the League's discussion with Commissioner Gordon and Supergirl being sent to Japan through time) on YouTube, which is known only as the "Flash Remix". This upsets the League, who soon blames the Flash for being the very core of the remix, resulting in Batman slapping him in the face before everyone storms away, leaving the Flash utterly confused.
=== Script ===
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== Trivia/References ==
* This episode should be based on "Eleventh Hour", the twelfth of seventeen animated Technicolor short films based upon the DC Comics character, Superman, produced by Famous Studios.
* A scene where Darkseid confronts Supergirl for the Oprhan Stone of Time should be a parody hybrid to Macavity meeting Victoria the White Kitten, and then coercing Old Deuteronomy into choosing him as the Jellicle Choice in the 2019 film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1981 musical, "Cats".
* The host of Nickelodeon's action-adventure television game show, "Legends of the Hidden Temple", Kirk Fogg, should voice the anthropologist in this episode.
* Lisa Loud, from "The Loud House" (voiced by Lara Jill Miller), should make her cameo appearance as one of Supergirl's classmates during the final scene of this episode.
* The sole number of this episode should parody "Telephone Hour" from the 1963 film, "Bye-Bye Birdie".
Category:Season 2