Whom Clones Destroy

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**Whom Clones Destroy** is the twelfth episode in the second season of "The Justice League Show", introducing Firestorm in full character, as well as Krypto and Streaky, respectively.

This is one of the two episodes for the supernatural-anthology miniseries, “The Twilight Zone”, a parody to an old television franchise of the same name.

## Synopsis

An army of Flash clones invade Hero City, forcing the real Flash and the Wonder Twins to find the source of it with the help of Firestorm. While other Justice League members are rounding up the Flash clones, the Wonder Twins are unaware that Zan's science fair partner and Firestorm are the same person. It soon turns out that the Penguin is responsible for the Flash clones.

## Plot

The episode begins at the Hero City Bank, where an outraged Bane, who is trying to rob the bank, learns that the place was already bankrupt and demands an explanation from one of the bankers about it. Convinced that somebody took a probation bill for his boss, Lex Luthor, Bane goes on to accuse some customers, only to accidentally blow Wonder Woman's cover by insulting her hair, antagonizing her in the process. In response, Wonder Woman lassos Bane down, allowing the banker, who is really Green Lantern in disguise, to minecart him down into the police truck. Before Bane is carted off to jail, the Justice League reveals that they set up a trap for him when they learn that he is coming to rob the bank. After the League defeated Bane, the Wonder Twins reveal that it's time for them to catch up with their science fair project back at Jump High School.

Later, without warning, clones of the Flash mysteriously turn up all over Hero City, even in the Watchtower. For example, some clones are seen cleaning the windows of Watchtower's pool, where Superman and Supergirl are hanging out with Krypto and Streaky (who are playing Battleship); Batman notices many clones roaming around the streets of Hero City after having his Batmobile fixed; and Green Lantern and Wonder Woman see a dozen clones playing a game of curling in Icemaiden's Ice Rink. Green Lantern soon confirms this and calls an emergency meeting back at the Watchtower.

Meanwhile, at Jump High School, Zan is assigned to be lab partners with Ronnie Raymond after his teacher catches his own mistake despite the Twins' objections. Later, upon their return to the Watchtower, the Twins discover the Flash Clones in the recreation room. Luckily, Green Lantern manages to put a nametag on the real Flash, who reveals that the clone versions of him are overrunning the city. The League decides to round up the clones while the Flash takes the twins to find the source of the clones' presence.

The next day, at Jump High School, the Penguin raids the Wonder Twins' home-classroom to abduct their homeroom teacher, Professor Emil Hamilton. The Wonder Twins try to rescue their teacher, but to no avail until Firestorm intervenes and drives the Penguin away. The Wonder Twins inform Firestorm that the Penguin must be the suspect of the clone incident because he's come for a DNA expert, i.e., their homeroom teacher, so the trio leaves school to inform the Flash.

Meanwhile, upon successfully captured all the Flash clones in Hero City, the Justice League interrogates the clones one by one for information on why they are here.

Knowing what's happening too, the Flash proceeds to explain that the Penguin has made the clones and left them here for some reason, leaving them to wonder the city in search of food, water, etc. Firestorm volunteers to solve this case, and the Flash agrees to let him come along.

Later, the Flash, the Wonder Twins, and Firestorm enter the Penguin's clone factory, which was built from the destroyed Hall of Doom, when they were ambushed by mutant clones of the Flash, led by Penguin, who was planning to hunt him down for his DNA so he can have his fortune per charity of his choice. A battle ensues, even in the Watchtower where the League is cornered by the Flash clones. After taking out the clones, Firestorm sends a DNA self-destruct code in order to stop all the genetically modified creatures at once, saving the Flash and the rest of the League, and allowing the cosmic streak to arrest the Penguin.

Back at Hero City, upon receiving second place at the science fair, the Wonder Twins and Firestorm discover that Conner Danvers, who has recently won first place at the fair, has cloned Mayor Glory, much to the trio's horror.

The episode ends with the narrator claiming that things always get weird in the Twilight Zone and begins laughing.

### Script

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### Screenshots

Bane confronts a banker.The Three Little Pigs approach the Justice League for help.
## Trivia/References

* The first scene of this episode should parody the famous bank run scene with Green Lantern disguised as Jimmy Stewart's George Bailey character from "It's a Wonderful Life".
* The "70's Wonder Woman" theme should play in the background when Wonder Woman faces Bane after he insulted her hair in the process.
* While relaxing at the Watchtower's pool with Superman, Supergirl should wear a bikini which is similar to the one Laura Vandervoort wore for the episode of CW's *Smallville*, "Fierce". However, the color scheme of her bikini should also be more similar to the swimsuit her *DC Super Hero Girls* web series counterpart wore (along with a feature of a "House of El" mark on her bikini top's right breast cup).
	+ Supergirl should also wear her bikini throughout the third third of the next episode, *The Spa 'n' Resort of Doom* (starting with the tanning bed scene to the near end of this episode). *(see the next episode above the infobox)*
* The Three Little Pigs (from "Shrek") should make their cameo appearance when they inform the Justice League in their Watchtower about the Flash Clone attack on their homes made of straw, wood, and bricks.