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Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman was a live-action weekly prime-time television series that aired for four seasons on the ABC network from September of 1993 to June of 1997. The series starred Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain in the titular roles of Lois Lane and Clark Kent, respectively. All four seasons of the series have been released on DVD, but only select episodes have been released on VHS, and none are available on Laserdisc or Blu-Ray.

The primary cast of the series included all of the characters commonly associated with the Superman mythos including, Perry White, Jimmy Olsen, Inspector Henderson and Ma and Pa Kent. Further, the series also included the character of Cat Grant (Tracy Scoggins), a relatively new character who was not introduced into the Superman comic books until 1987.[1] The series also showcased Superman's most notorious adversary Lex Luthor (played by John Shea). Luthor was the primary antagonist throughout season one, but left the series after his death in the season's final episode, "The House of Luthor". Seasons two through four had no primary antagonist, allowing Lois & Clark to spotlight several well-known villains from the Superman comics including Metallo, the Prankster and Mister Mxyzptlk, and to introduce new villains, most notably the time-traveling sociopath Tempus.

Main Cast[]

Actor Character Appearances
Dean Cain Clark Kent/Superman Season 1-4
Teri Hatcher Lois Lane Season 1-4
Lane Smith Perry White Season 1-4
Eddie Jones Jonathan Kent Season 1-4
K Callan Martha Kent Season 1-4
Michael Landes Jimmy Olsen Season 1
Justin Whalin Jimmy Olsen Season 2-4
John Shea Lex Luthor Season 1 ; recurring Seasons 2-3 ; guest Season 4
Tracy Scoggins Cat Grant Season 1

Episodes[]

Season One[]

Episode Air Date
"Series Pilot, Part I" September 12, 1993
"Series Pilot, Part II" September 12, 1993
"Strange Visitor (From Another Planet)" September 26, 1993
"Neverending Battle" October 3, 1993
"I'm Looking Through You" October 10, 1993
"Requiem for a Super-Hero" October 17, 1993
"I've Got a Crush On You" October 24, 1993
"Smart Kids" October 31, 1993
"The Green, Green Glow of Home" November 14, 1993
"The Man of Steel Bars" November 21, 1993
"Pheromone My Lovely" November 28, 1993
"Honeymoon in Metropolis" December 12, 1993
"All Shook Up" January 2, 1994
"Witness" January 9, 1994
"Illusions of Grandeur" January 23, 1994
"The Ides of Metropolis" February 6, 1994
"Foundling" February 20, 1994
"The Rival" February 27, 1994
"Vatman" March 13, 1994
"Fly Hard" March 27, 1994
"Barbarians at the Planet" May 1, 1994
"The House of Luthor" May 8, 1994

Season Two[]

Episode Air Date
"Madame Ex" September 18, 1994
"Wall of Sound" September 25, 1994
"The Source" October 2, 1994
"The Prankster" October 9, 1994
"Church of Metropolis" October 23, 1994
"Operation Blackout" October 30, 1994
"That Old Gang of Mine" November 13, 1994
"A Bolt from the Blue" November 20, 1994
"Seasons Greedings" December 4, 1994
"Metallo" January 1, 1995
"Chi of Steel" January 8, 1995
"The Eyes Have It" January 22, 1995
"The Phoenix" February 12, 1995
"Top Copy" February 19, 1995
"Return of the Prankster" February 26, 1995
"Lucky Leon" March 12, 1995
"Resurrection" March 19, 1995
"Tempus Fugitive" March 26, 1995
"Target: Jimmy Olsen!" April 21, 1995
"Individual Responsibility" April 16, 1995
"Whine, Whine, Whine" May 14, 1995
"And the Answer Is..." May 21, 1995

Season Three[]

Episode Air Date
"We Have a Lot to Talk About" September 17, 1995
"Ordinary People" September 24, 1995
"Contact" October 1, 1995
"When Irish Eyes are Killing" October 15, 1995
"Just Say Noah" October 22, 1995
"Don't Tug on Superman's Cape" November 5, 1995
"Ultra Woman" November 12, 1995
"Chip Off the Old Clark" November 19, 1995
"Super Mann" November 26, 1995
"Virtually Destroyed" December 10, 1995
"Home is Where the Hurt Is" December 17, 1995
"Never on Sunday" January 7, 1996
"The Dad Who Came in From the Cold" January 14, 1996
"Tempus Anyone?" January 21, 1996
"I Now Pronounce You..." February 11, 1996
"Double Jeopardy" February 18, 1996
"Seconds" February 25, 1996
"Forget Me Not" March 10, 1996
"Oedipus Wrecks" March 24, 1996
"It's a Small World After All" April 28, 1996
"Through a Glass, Darkly" May 5, 1996
"Big Girls Don't Fly" May 12, 1996

Season Four[]

Episode Air Date
"Lord of the Flys" September 22, 1996
"Battleground Earth" September 29, 1996
"Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding" October 6, 1996
"Soul Mates" October 13, 1996
"Brutal Youth" October 20, 1996
"The People vs. Lois Lane" October 27, 1996
"Dead Lois Walking" November 10, 1996
"Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark" November 17, 1996
"Ghosts" November 24, 1996
"Stop the Presses" December 8, 1996
"Twas the Night Before Mxymas" December 15, 1996
"Lethal Weapon" January 5, 1997
"Sex, Lies and Videotape" January 19, 1997
"Meet John Doe" March 2, 1997
"Lois and Clarks" March 9, 1997
"AKA Superman" March 16, 1997
"Faster Than a Speeding Vixen" April 12, 1997
"Shadow of a Doubt" April 19, 1997
"Voice From the Past" April 26, 1997
"I've Got You Under My Skin" May 31, 1997
"Toy Story" June 7, 1997
"The Family Hour" June 14, 1997

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