Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
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1. Pilot (1)
First aired: 9/12/1993 Production Code: 475512AClark Kent is a super guy who has travelled the world, but his biggest dream was to someday write for the Daily Planet, one of the greatest newspapers in the world. To do this, Clark travels to Metropolis, and, even though he was rejected at first, lands a job at the Daily Planet, where he meets a sexy but feisty reporter named Lois Lane. "Don't fall for me, farmboy," she says to Clark, but, alas, he already has. The episode's "villain plot" deals with a space program of which Lex Luthor would like to take control.
Director: Robert Butler
Guest star: Shaun Toub (Asabi) , Kim Johnston Ulrich (Dr. Toni Baines), Kenneth Tigar (Dr. Platt), Margaret Blye (Mrs. Platt), Gloria LeRoy (Beatrice), Mel Winkler (Henderson), Elizabeth Barondes (Lucy Lane), Clyde Kusatsu (Public Affairs Officer), Scott McCray (Soap Opera Actor), Jean Montanti (Newspaper Worker), Persis Khambatta (Chairperson), Mimi Maynard (Launch Commander), Gerry Black (Head Colonist), Gregory Millar (Homeless Man), Kamala Lopez Dawson (Carmen Alvarado), Jim Wise (Man #1), Greg Collins (Man #2), Sean Moran (Man #3), Robert Rothwell (Security Guard), Lee Weaver (Supervisor), David Fury (Cop), Anne Wyndham (Reporter #2), Yolanda Gaskins (TV Announcer), Christopher Darga (Man With Binoculars), Timi Prulhiere (Soap Opera Actress), Marco Hernandez (Worker), Jerry Hauck (Reporter #2), Georgy Paull (Elderly Woman), Adrian Ricard (Older Woman), Mark Frazer (Young Technician), John Gumboc (Scientist)
2. Pilot (2)
First aired: 9/12/1993 Production Code: 475512BClark Kent is a super guy who has travelled the world, but his biggest dream was to someday write for the Daily Planet, one of the greatest newspapers in the world. To do this, Clark travels to Metropolis, and, even though he was rejected at first, lands a job at the Daily Planet, where he meets a sexy but feisty reporter named Lois Lane. "Don't fall for me, farmboy," she says to Clark, but, alas, he already has. The episode's "villain plot" deals with a space program of which Lex Luthor would like to take control.
3. Strange Visitor (From Another Planet)
First aired: 9/26/1993 Production Code: 455302Lois and Clark are the targets of a government investigation whose primary concern is that Superman is a threat to national security, and Clark begins to learn about his heritage.
Director: Randall Zisk
Guest star: Elizabeth Barondes (Lucy), Terence Knox (Jason Trask), Joseph Campanella (George Thompson), George Murdock (Burton Newcomb), David St. James (polygraph technician), Tom Dugan (Soldier #1), Jeff Austin (Soldier #2), Randall Boffman (Government Agent), Alex Wexo (SWAT Leader), Steven E. Einspahr (Young Jonathan)
4. Neverending Battle
First aired: 10/3/1993 Production Code: 455301Is Superman faster than a speeding bullet? Is he more powerful than a locomotive? Can he leap tall buildings in a single bound? Lex Luthor wants to know, so he makes his own "disasters" to determine the extent of Superman's abilities, and Clark learns exactly how far Lois will go in order to get a story.
Director: Gene Reynolds
Guest star: Shaun Toub (Asabi), Tony Jay (Nigel St John) , Elizabeth Barondes (Lucy), Brent Jennings (Inspector Henderson), Roy Brocksmith (Floyd), Mary Crosby (Monique), Larry Linville (Grover Cleveland), Miguel Nunez, Jr. (Jules), Lou Cutell (Maurice), Ritch Brinkley (Stan), Wil Albert (Businessman), Yolanda Gaskins (Linda Montoya), Rosa Li (Japanese Woman #1), Saemi Nakamura (Japanese Woman #2), Louise Rapport (Grandmother)
5. I'm Looking Through You
First aired: 10/10/1993 Production Code: 455303There's more than one invisible man in Metropolis. One who is doing bad deeds all around Metropolis, and one who's as close as the Daily Planet--who feels invisible to Lois Lane, who seems infatuated with his alter ego.
Director: Mark Sobel
Guest star: Shaun Toub (Asabi) , Jim Beaver (Henry Barnes), Patrika Darbo (Helene Morris), Estelle Levine (Matronly Woman), Leslie Jordan (Alan Morris/The Invisible Man), Miguel Sandoval (Eduardo Friez), Yolanda Gaskins (Linda Montoya), Francine York (Mistress Of Ceremonies), Leslie Rivers (Deputy Mayor), Cliff Medaugh (Old Man), Nancy Locke (First Woman), Teresa Jones (Debutante), Thomas Ryan (Detective Ryder), Jack Carter (Murray Brown)
6. Requiem for a Superhero
First aired: 10/17/1993 Production Code: 455304When several boxers appear to have powers far beyond those of mortal men, Lois and Clark investigate--only to discover that the man behind it all is Lois's estranged father, Dr. Sam Lane a legend in the world of sports medicine.
Director: Randall Zisk
Guest star: Denis Arndt (Dr. Sam Lane), Matt Roe (Max Menken), Joe Sabatino (Tommy Garrison), John LaMotta (Allie Dinello), Jean Speegle Howard (Elderly Spectator), Dave Sebastian Williams (Ringmaster)
7. I've Got a Crush on You
First aired: 10/24/1993 Production Code: 455305Lois and Clark go undercover at a nightclub to find out about a connection between the owners of the club and a group of arsonists called the "Toasters". Superman is able to put out the "Toasters" permanently.
Director: Gene Reynolds
Guest star: Jessica Tuck (Toni), Audrey Landers (Toots), Johnny Williams (Lou), Alexander Enberg (Toaster #1), David DeLuise (Toaster #2), Michael Milhoan (Johnny Taylor), Gregg Daniel (Newscaster), Shashawnee Hall (Bartender), Tom Simmons (Reporter #2), Piper Perry (Girl #1)
8. Smart Kids
First aired: 10/31/1993 Production Code: 455306A group of children, who were being given experimental drugs to increase their IQ escape their lab along with the drug, and begin causing problems to Metropolis. Clark is doubly worried by the children, because they tell him that they have figured out that he is Superman.
Director: Robert Singer (II)
Guest star: Courtney Peldon (Amy Valdez), Scott McAfee (Phillip), Michael Cavanaugh (Dr. Carlton), Jonathan Hernandez (Dudley), Bergen Williams (Helga), Sheila Rosenthal (Karen), Emily Ann Lloyd (Inez), Ralph P. Martin (Cabbie), Margot Rose (Mrs Powell)
9. The Green, Green Glow of Home
First aired: 11/14/1993 Production Code: 455307A friend of Jonathan and Martha's finds a strange meteorite which draws Jason Trask to Smallville, searching for the meteorite in hopes that it can help him to destroy Superman. Lois and Clark go to Smallville to investigate the story and Clark introduces her to his parents.
Director: Les Landau
Guest star: Joleen Lutz (Sheriff Rachel Harris), Patrick Thomas O'Brien (Barker), Vern Monnett (Musician), Terence Knox (Jason Trask), L. Scott Caldwell (Carol Sherman), Jerry Hardin (Wayne Irig), Sharon Thomas (Maisie)
10. The Man of Steel Bars
First aired: 11/21/1993 Production Code: 455308Metropolis is hit with a strong heat wave in the middle of winter, and people believe that Superman is the cause. Clark decides to leave Metropolis and gives a goodbye kiss to Lois.
Director: Robert Butler
Guest star: Tony Jay (Nigel) , Rosalind Cash (Judge Angela Diggs), Sonny Bono (Mayor Berkowitz), Richard Fancy (Dr. Edward Saxon), Elaine Kagan (Dr. Katherine Goodman), Haunani Minn (City Attorney), Scott Burkholder (Prisoner), Tom LaGrua (Murray Mindlin), David J. Partington (Sgt Stahl), Miguel Sandoval (Eduardo Friez), Hartley Silver (Cabbie)
11. Pheromone, My Lovely
First aired: 11/28/1993 Production Code: 455309An ex-lover of Lex Luthor spreads a perfume in the Daily Planet and everybody begins to fall in love with each other. Lois falls for Clark, the only one who isn't affected by the perfume and he tries not to take advantage of her. Without the perfume effects, Lex tells Nigel that he is in love with Lois.
Director: Bill D'Elia
Guest star: Tony Jay (Nigel) , Courtney Taylor (April), Sophia Santi (Rehalia), Jeff Austin (Phil), Conrad Goode (Hans), Morgan Fairchild (Miranda)
12. Honeymoon in Metropolis
First aired: 12/12/1993 Production Code: 455311Lois and Clark go undercover as honeymooners to a Metropolis hotel in an attempt to find out about a possible conspiracy which seems to involve a powerful congressman. They also need to learn how to share their lives with someone.
Director: James A. Contner
Guest star: Charles Frank (Congressman Harrington), Charles Cyphers (Thaddeus Roarke), Richard Libertini (Sore Throat)
13. All Shook Up
First aired: 1/2/1994 Production Code: 455312Superman needs to stop a giant asteroid from colliding with Earth, but when Superman collides with the asteroid, he becomes amnesiac. Clark goes at the Daily Planet with Lois, who is helping him with his "new job" and "new friends" that he can't remember. And Martha and Jonathan need to make Clark remember that he is Superman, otherwise, the incoming asteroid will colide with the Earth.
Director: Felix Enriquez Alcalá
Guest star: Shaun Toub (Asabi) , Richard Belzer (Inspector Henderson), Richard Roat (Professor Daitch), J.A. Preston (General Zeitlin), Matt Clark (Homeless Man), David Sage (John Cosgrove), Jenifer Lewis (Psychic), Suanne Spoke (Dr. Jerri McCorkle), Rick Fitts (Frank Madison), Lee Magnuson (Ground Controller), Eric Laneuville (Vendor)
14. Witness
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| 8.6 Great |
Lois' life is in danger when she witnesses the murder of a scientist who was claiming to know the secret to increased male potency. Now, Clark and Perry need to protect her from the murderer Mr. Make-up and from the scientist's affair from the past : Barbara Trevino.
Director: Mel Damski
Guest star: Brian George (Mr Tracewski), Roz Witt (Teacher), Bradley Pierce (Kid #1), Ahmad Stoner (Kid #2), Megan Parlen (Girl #1), Julie Araskog (Reporter), Richard Belzer (Inspector Henderson), Elliott Gould (Dr. Vincent Winninger), Claudette Nevins (Barbara Trevino), William Mesnik (Sebastian Finn), Charlie Dell (Dr. Hubert), Phil Mikelson (Golfer), Hal Sparks (Skateboarder)
15. Illusions of Grandeur
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| 8.4 Great |
Lois and Clark need to find out the truth about the kidnapping of rich children who are disappearing in a magic box. A magician hypnotizes Superman and Lois, whose life is now at risk.
Director: Michael W. Watkins
Guest star: Nathan Jung (Jzuk-Mao), Penn Jillette (Darren Romick), Marietta DePrima (Constance), Ben Vereen (Dr. Andre Novak), Eve Plumb (Rose Collins), Jarrett Lennon (Nicky Collins), Stephen Burleigh (Mark Moskell), Adrienne Hampton (Mrs. Moskal), Christopher Miranda (Chris), Whitney Young (little girl), Vince Brocato (florist)
16. The Ides of Metropolis
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| 7.7 Good |
Lois helps a convicted murderer (but he is innocent) allowing him to stay at her house. He is the only one with the cure for a destructive new computer virus that is a menace for Metropolis. Jonathan worries that Martha might be having an affair and comes to Clark's apartment.
Director: Philip Sgriccia
Guest star: Tony Jay (Nigel) , Debbie Korkunis (Aerobics Instructor), Ben Bolock (Ben the Bailiff), Richard Gant (Judge), Todd Susman (Eugene Laderman), Jennifer Savidge (Lena Harrison), Melanie Mayron (Detective Betty Reed), Paul Gleason (Henry Harrison)
17. Foundling
First aired: 2/20/1994 Production Code: 455315The globe from Clark's spaceship begins to give him some information regarding his past, but the globe is stolen for two kids before he can learn much. Lex Luthor buys the globe from Jack and begins to learn something about Superman, but not too much.
Director: Bill D'Elia
Guest star: Tony Jay (Nigel St. John) , Richard Belzer (Inspector Henderson), David Warner (Jor-El), Chris Demetral (Jack), Brandon Bluhm (Denny), Robert Costanzo (Louie), Eliza Roberts (Lara)
18. The Rival
First aired: 2/27/1994 Production Code: 455316One of Lois' former best friends is working for another newspaper who is strangely getting the major news before the Daily Planet and Lois gets jealous when she shows an interest in Clark.
Director: Michael W. Watkins
Guest star: Dean Stockwell (Preston Carpenter), Nancy Everhard (Linda King), Michael Sabatino (J. Harvey Stark), Kevin Cooney (Secretary Wallace), Bo Jackson (Himself)
19. Vatman
First aired: 3/13/1994 Production Code: 455317Lex Luthor builds a clone of Superman, one who will do whatever Lex wants - which is to destroy the real Superman.
Guest star: Wil Albert (Delacroix), Cynthia Ettinger (Tour Guide), John McMahon (Cop), Michael McKean (Dr. Fabian Leek), Sam Rubin (Newscaster), Ira Heiden (Messenger)
20. Fly Hard
First aired: 3/27/1994 Production Code: 455318A group of terrorists take Clark, Lois, Perry, Jimmy, Jack and Lex hostage in the Daily Planet and Clark is not able do anything with his Superman powers or the others will figure out his secret identity.
Director: Philip Sgriccia
Guest star: Robert Beltran (Fuentes), Chris Demetral (Jack), Macon McCalman (Willie), Alexandra Hedison (Remy), Cole Stevens (Schumak), Anthony Leonardi (Blackman), Don Fehmel (George)
21. Barbarians at the Planet (1)
First aired: 5/1/1994 Production Code: 455319The Daily Planet is financially troubled and Lex buys the newspaper to get closer to Lois. After saving everyone's jobs, he makes some changes : Jack and Jimmy are now working downstairs in the printing room, and hires a young just graduated man named Chip to be Perry's boss. Perry gets really mad and leaves the Planet. Lex plants a bomb in the Planet which explodes. He blames Jack, who gets arrested. Lex proposes to Lois, and Clark tells her he loves her, but she says that loves him too but only as a friend. When Lois asks if she and Superman have a chance to stay together, he says to Lois they can't stay together because she only loves him because he's Superman. Then, Lois accepts Lex's proposal.
Director: James Bagdonas
Guest star: Chris Demetral (Jack), Beverly Johnson (Ms. Cox), Patrick Kilpatrick (Devane), Barbara Beck (Sandra Ellis), Castulo Guerra (Mr. Devane), Alex Nevil (Chip), Darby Hinton (firechief)
22. The House of Luthor (2)
First aired: 5/8/1994 Production Code: 455320Clark, Perry, Jack and Jimmy begin to search for the truth about the downfall of the Daily Planet. They are sure that Lex is guilty. Lex gets some Kryptonite, captures Superman, and locks him in a cage with Kryptonite bars. The wedding is about to start, but Lois has doubts about what she really wants to do. Lois realizes that Clark is the man she loves. When the Archbishop asks if she takes Lex as her husband, she says she can't, and at that moment Perry interrupts the wedding with Inspector Henderson and they tell Lex they know he is a criminal. Lex escapes, and goes to the room where Superman is trapped, but Superman has escaped. Lois walks out of the building crying, and hugs Clark (he just escaped from the cage). Lex throws himself off the top of his building, but Clark can't save him because he is weak from Kryptonite exposure. The Daily Planet is bought a by a rich man, who promises to make it better than ever. Before Lois can tell Clark she loves him, Clark says that he was lying to Lois about being in love with her and that he would say anything to keep her away from Lex (but he was crossing his fingers behind his back).
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