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Foundling

**Foundling** is the sixteenth episode of the first season.

In this episode, Clark learns of his Kryptonian past for the first time.

## Plot

A strange globe Clark took from the wreckage of his spacecraft begins to project messages from his father and mother on Krypton. Then a teenage thief steals the globe...and sells it to Lex Luthor!

## Plot Summary

Clark discovers that the globe he had found on his spaceship in (*Strange Visitor (From Another Planet)*) is a projector of messages from his biological father Jor-El who tries to explain to him, in five different messages, why he and his mother Lara, had to send him to Earth and helps him find out the truth about his heritage and his Kryptonian birth name; Kal-El.

Clark only manages to see the first message before a teenage thief named Jack, stole Clark's stuff from his apartment and then sells it to two strangers who are none other than Lex Luthor and Nigel St. John and told them that the globe has something do with Superman.

Clark tries to find and take the globe back and manages to locate Jack with the help of a Lois' friend named Louie. While trying to find out who bought the globe, Lois is upset with him because he lied to her about Superman's globe.

At the end, Superman finds the globe but he is not able to find out who bought it. Clark later finds out that he wasn't abandoned by Jor-El and Lara, but saved because Krypton was about to be destroyed and they had no time to save themselves or anyone else, but they were able to send him there for his safety.

Clark helps Jack to get a job at Daily Planet and into a foster home and gets Jack's brother Denny into a good foster home as well.

Lois forgives Clark for lying to her since if she had found the globe she would do exactly what Clark did; hide it and not tell anyone about it.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Tony Jay as Nigel St. John
* Chris Demetral as Jack Milner

### Guest starring

* Richard Belzer as Inspector Henderson
* David Warner as Jor-El
* Brandon Bluhm as Denny
* Robert Costanzo as Louie
* Eliza Roberts as Lara-El

## Trivia

* At the end of the episode, the globe is hidden away in a tree house called the "Fortress of Solitude" which is a strong reference to Superman's lair that he has at the North Pole which resembles his own home planet in the original comic books.

**Episodes:** Pilot • Strange Visitor (From Another Planet) • Neverending Battle • I'm Looking Through You • Requiem for a Superhero • I've Got a Crush on You • Smart Kids • The Green, Green Glow of Home • The Man of Steel Bars • Pheromone, My Lovely • Honeymoon in Metropolis • All Shook Up • Witness • Illusions of Grandeur • The Ides of Metropolis • **Foundling** • The Rival • Vatman • Fly Hard • Barbarians at the Planet • The House of Luthor
Chi of Steel

**Chi of Steel** is the eleventh episode of the second season.

## Plot

Superman, master of martial arts. A mysterious Chi warrior steals Perry White's life savings, which leads Lois and Clark into a confrontation with a corporation that exploits Chinese immigrants.

## Plot Summary

When Perry gets his his life savings stolen while at a men's club, Lois and Clark begin to investigate to find out what happened. Their investigation leads them to Chinatown where they find out from Chen Chow a friend of Clark's, that someone with the same martial arts knowledge has also robbed several times a specific company in Chinatown.

The thief seems to act like a modern Robin Hood who steals from the rich and gives to the poor and is also using two bracelets with special power that allow them to use Superman's strength against him and even kill him.

When the leader of the mafia finds out about the power of the bracelets, he wants them instead of his money, so he can kill the Man of Steel. Everyone believes that the thief is Chen Chow since his grandfather teaches the martial arts the thief is using and is also the owner of the bracelets. As it is revealed though, the thief is Lin Chow, his granddaughter and not Chen.

The mafia captures the grandfather, takes the bracelets and asks Lin to bring Superman to them otherwise they will kill her grandfather. Lin manages to teach Superman how to fight against Jzuk-Mao who will be wearing the bracelets, so he will not get killed. Jzuk-Mao is defeated and leader of the mafia is arrested. Superman retrieves the bracelets and gives them back to grandfather Chow who gives them to Lin because she earned them.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Brian Doyle-Murray as Harlan Black
* Yuji Okumoto as Chen Chow
* James Hong as Grandfather Chow
* Leila Hee Olsen as Lin Chow
* Steve Eastin as Doorman

#### Co-starring

* Dana Lee as Tong Gang Leader
* Michael Yama as Chinese Father
* Michael Leopard as Cop

**Episodes:** Madame Ex • Wall of Sound • The Source • The Prankster • Church of Metropolis • Operation Blackout • That Old Gang of Mine • A Bolt from the Blue • Season's Greedings • Metallo • **Chi of Steel** • The Eyes Have It • The Phoenix • Top Copy • Return of the Prankster • Lucky Leon • Resurrection • Tempus Fugitive • Target: Jimmy Olsen! • Individual Responsibility • Whine, Whine, Whine • And the Answer Is...
A Bolt from the Blue

**A Bolt from the Blue** is the eighth episode of the second season.

This episode was also the second part of a three-part story of the return of Lex Luthor.

## Plot

A lightning strike gives a dumpy sad stack the same abilities Superman possesses. Garbed in a red suit and blue cape, the newly empowered Resplendent Man goes into the superhero biz - for a price.

## Plot Summary

Lois gets a tip from Lex's former personal assistant Mrs. Cox who is still in prison about Lex still being alive and kept in a cemetery and wants to check it with Clark. At the cemetery, a man named William Wallace Webster Waldecker tries to commit suicide and Superman stops him. The moment though he catches his hand, a lightning strikes him and his powers are copied to Wallace.

Dr. Gretchen Kelly who is still keeping Lex's body, witnesses the power exchange and wants to get Superman's powers for herself. Wallace starts calling himself "Resplendent Man" and starts saving people but he charges them for it. Superman tries to talk to him and explain that charging is not how a superhero works but Wallace refuses to listen, while at the same time tries to hide from Lois how Wallace got his powers because then everyone will want to get those powers.

Meanwhile, Gretchen kidnaps Wallace's sister Wandamae (and Lois for following and finding where she is hiding) to force Wallace into helping her get Superman's powers. Superman arrives and even though Gretchen gets his powers from Wallace, Superman manages to use the stimulation and return the powers from both Wallace and Gretchen, to him.

Lois writes the story but skips the part of how the powers of Superman were copied while Gretchen, dressed as a coroner, manages to get Lex's body back from the police when everyone believes he is dead.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Leslie Jordan as William Wallace Webster Waldecker/Resplendent Man
* Cindy Williams as Wandamae Waldecker
* DeLauné Michel as Ms. Venom

## Trivia

This was Leslie Jordan's second appearance in the series, having previously played Alan Morris/The Invisible Man in an episode of Season 1.

**Episodes:** Madame Ex • Wall of Sound • The Source • The Prankster • Church of Metropolis • Operation Blackout • That Old Gang of Mine • **A Bolt from the Blue** • Season's Greedings • Metallo • Chi of Steel • The Eyes Have It • The Phoenix • Top Copy • Return of the Prankster • Lucky Leon • Resurrection • Tempus Fugitive • Target: Jimmy Olsen! • Individual Responsibility • Whine, Whine, Whine • And the Answer Is...
The Source

**The Source** is the third episode of the second season.

## Plot

A timid technogeek blows the whistle on corporate corruption. Lois gets the story, then gets a bad case of the guilts when she can't protect the whistle blower from corporate tycoons.

## Plot Summary

After an accident on a fair wheel, a worker of a corporation named Stuart Hofferman comes to Lois saying that this was not an accident since he himself had informed about the problem on the wheel but they ignored him. Lois writes the story and does everything she can to protect her source, even after Eric Thorp, the man behind the accident, tries to kill her and forces Stuart to say that he was lying.

Perry is forced to kill the story while Stuart, who has been hiding at Clark's place, disappears. The disappearance looks like Stuart has been murdered and Lois gets suspended since the murder was a result of Stuart providing her information.

Clark helps Lois to restore her reputation and they discover that Stuart is not dead but he staged his death along with his best friend Oliver, so people would leave him alone. They find him and convince him to help them expose the truth. Thorp is arrested and Lois returns to the Daily Planet having restored her reputation.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Peter Scolari as Stuart Hofferman
* Tim Grimm as Eric Thorp
* Patrick Pankhurst as Daniel Hansen
* Jeffrey Joseph as Oliver
* Barry Livingston as Sheldon Bender

**Episodes:** Madame Ex • Wall of Sound • **The Source** • The Prankster • Church of Metropolis • Operation Blackout • That Old Gang of Mine • A Bolt from the Blue • Season's Greedings • Metallo • Chi of Steel • The Eyes Have It • The Phoenix • Top Copy • Return of the Prankster • Lucky Leon • Resurrection • Tempus Fugitive • Target: Jimmy Olsen! • Individual Responsibility • Whine, Whine, Whine • And the Answer Is...
Sydney Walsh

**Sydney Walsh** (born June 6, 1961) is an actress who portrayed *Carol Stanford* in the fourth season episode *Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark*.

She is best known for her portrayal of *Officer Maureen "Mo" DeMott* in the comedy drama series *Hooperman* which also starred Joseph Gian.

Sydney has also had numerous television guest appearances and numerous film roles.
Kristin Bauer van Straten

**Kristin Bauer van Stratan** (born 1973 as Kristin Neubauer), also known as **Kristin Bauer** is a film and television actress and model who portrayed *Donna Loomis* in the second season episode *The Prankster*.

She is best known for her portrayals of *Pamela Swynford De Beaufort* in *True Blood* and her guest appearance as *Gillian* in *Seinfield*.

## Gallery

Kristin as **Pamela Swynford De Beaufort** in **True Blood**Kristin as **Gillian** in **Seinfield**
Michelle Phillips

**Holly Michelle Gilliam** (born June 4, 1944), known professionally as **Michelle Phillips** is a singer, songwriter and actress who portrayed *Claudette Wilder* in the second season episode *Target: Jimmy Olsen!*

She is known for being a vocalist in the 1960s band *The Mamas and Papas* before appearing in various films during the 1970s before having the title role of *Anne Matheson* in the 1980s soap opera *Knots Landing* and having other supporting film roles afterwards.
Dead Lois Walking

**Dead Lois Walking** is the seventh episode of the fourth season.

It was the final part of a two-part story of the framing of Lois Lane.

## Plot

Will Lois get the chair? Not with Superman around! One prison break later, Lois and Clark hunt for the real killer.

## Plot Summary

Lois is in prison on a charge of murder and Superman helps her break out to save her from the death penalty and to help her prove that she is innocent.

Lois and Clark go through a list of names of people who have had a grudge against Lois and at the same time have the skills to make a holograph device.

Meanwhile, Jefferson Cole kills Sheila Danko who took the recording of the murder after she feels guilty of helping in Lois's death sentence and has a change of heart.
He then uses a holograph of Superman to trick Dr. Klein into giving him hybrid Kryptonite which he will use to destroy the world and discredit them as he too blames them for his arrest.

Lois and Clark found out DA Clemmons was working with Cole the whole time and stole the bullet that killed Elroy Sykes. Lois figures out, if the bullet is still around the DA must have it on him. Luckily for Clark, he managed to get the bullet away from the DA in time. He then goes as Superman to Dr Klein to analyse the bullet and clear Lois.

Cole has used the hybrid Kryptonite to make a cloud that pelts down Kryptonite rain which is harmless to the Man of Steel, but dangerous to humans. He also kidnaps Lois and prepares to kill her himself.

Superman stops the rain and stops Cole who is then arrested along with his assistant Wolcott. With the evidence of the stolen bullet that killed Sykes, Lois is cleared of the charge, Cole is back in prison and Clemmons is removed from his office as DA.

Lois and Clark finally get to relax on their first day in their new home as husband and wife.

## Guest Cast

### Special guest star

* Alan Rachins as Professor Jefferson Cole

### Guest starring

* Jasmine Guy as Angela Winters
* Granville Van Dusen as D.A. Clemmons
* David Kriegel as Wolcott
* Kim Tavares as Sheila Danko

#### Co-starring

* Michael Krawic as Dr. Bains
* Christopher Titus as State Trooper
* Ken Thorley as Lou

**Episodes:** Lord of the Flys • Battleground Earth • Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding • Soul Mates • Brutal Youth • The People vs. Lois Lane • **Dead Lois Walking** • Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark • Ghosts • Stop the Presses • 'Twas the Night Before Mxymas • Lethal Weapon • Sex, Lies and Videotape • Meet John Doe • Lois and Clarks • AKA Superman • Faster Than a Speeding Vixen • Shadow of a Doubt • Voice from the Past • I've Got You Under My Skin • Toy Story • The Family Hour
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Bill Church

## Bill Church Sr.

**Bill Church, Sr.** is a recurring villain in Seasons 2 and 3 in the series.

He was the head of a dangerous criminal organisation known as Intergang and like Lex Luthor, he too hid his true personality under his various contributions to Metropolis, though he did try to reform which sadly went wrong.
Kristanna Loken

**Kristanna Sommer Loken** (born October 8, 1979) is an actress and model who portrayed *Penny Barnes* in the fourth season episode *AKA Superman*.

She is best known for television roles of Lt. Col. Bill Kelly's daughter *Janine* in the first season of *Pensacola: Wings of Gold*, which later starred Sandra Hess, *Taja* in *Mortal Kombat: Conquest* and *Jane Vasco* in *Painkiller Jane* and her film roles such as the *T-X* in *Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines*, *Catherine* in *Bounty Killer* and *Kat Morgan* in *Mercenaries*.

She has one son named Thor from her relationship with JPMorgan Chase & Co. managing director Jonathan Bates.

## Gallery

Kristanna as **Janine Kelly** with **James Brolin** (**Lt. Col. Bill Kelly**) in **Pensacola: Wings of Gold**Kristanna as **Taja** in **Mortal Combat: Conquest**Kristanna as the **T-X** in **Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines**Kristanna as **Jane Vasco** in **Painkiller Jane**Kristanna as **Catherine** in **Bounty Killer**Kristanna as **Kat Morgan** in **Mercenaries**
Lois & Clark (Season 2)

## Cast

The cast of Season 2

The **Second Season** of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman was aired from 1994-1995.

It underwent a few changes; the character of Cat Grant was dropped, Michael Landes was replaced by Justin Whalin as Jimmy Olsen and series director Deborah Joy LeVine and the writing team from the first season were dismissed. Robert Singer became the new producer and decided to create episodes based on more action and it also focused on the romance between Lois and Clark.

Lex Luthor returned in one episode and many other villains began to appear from the comics, such as The Prankster, Metallo, the Toyman and the criminal group known as Intergang.

The season featured new love interests for the ace reporters: District Attorney Mayson Drake who was interested in Clark but disliked his alter-ego and Dan Scardino, a government agent interested in Lois. It also featured the debut of fan-favorite villain Tempus and H. G. Wells, as a time-traveller.

The season ended with the cliffhanger of Clark proposing marriage to Lois.

## Main Cast

* Clark Kent/Superman - Dean Cain
* Lois Lane - Teri Hatcher
* Perry White - Lane Smith
* Jimmy Olsen - Justin Whalin
* Jonathan Kent - Eddie Jones
* Martha Kent - K Callan

## Episodes

1. Madame Ex
(1)2. Wall of Sound3. The Source4. The Prankster5. Church of Metropolis6. Operation Blackout7. That Old Gang of Mine8. A Bolt from the Blue
(2)9. Seasons Greedings10. Metallo11. Chi of Steel12. The Eyes Have It13. The Phoenix
(3)14. Top Copy15. Return of the Prankster16. Lucky Leon
(1)17. Resurrection
(2)18. Tempus Fugitive19. Target: Jimmy Olsen!20. Individual Responsibility21. Whine, Whine, Whine22. And the Answer Is...
## DVD

FrontBack
	+ Lois & Clark: Secrets of Season 2
	+ Marveling Metropolis: The Fans of Lois & Clark
* Commentary on the Season's Greedings episode by Dean Cain
Плакса

**Плакса** (*Weeper*) — один из видов монстров (один из первых, которых вы можете встретить в игре).

### Внешний вид

Плаксы представляют собой каплеобразное существо со светящимися глазами и ртом.

### Поведение

Эти монстры атакуют игрока только касанием, медленно преследуя его и облетая препятствия. После смерти обычный плакса выпускает 4 снаряда в разные стороны по диагонали, Тёмный плакса выпускает четыре снаряда, летящие вверх, вниз и в стороны соответственно. Взрывающийся плакса встречается только в локации Пекло и после смерти взрывается(взрыв может нанести урон как и персонажу, так и другим монстрам).

## Факты

* Плакса — первый монстр, добавленный в игру.
Donna Loomis

**Donna Loomis** is a character in the series.

She was the attractive wife of Randall Loomis who was an old college friend of Lois Lane.

She was portrayed by Kristin Bauer van Straten.

## History

Not much is mentioned about Donna's past except that she possibly met Randall either at the software company where he worked or somewhere else. They then married and lived in a luxurious residence in Metropolis.

### Season 2

They received a visit from Lois who was now a senior reporter at the Daily Planet doing an investigation with her partner Clark Kent.

Donna who was presumably about to go to their pool, answered the door. Lois and Clark were amazed by their house and spellbound at how gorgeous Donna looked.

Lois wondered if they had gone to the wrong address as she had always seen Randall as an annoying nerd unable to have a decent relationship.

After Donna introduced herself, she then called for Randall.

Her husband didn't recognize Lois at first, until she introduced herself and Clark.

He mentioned how mature Lois looked and asked her how she was. Lois answered she was fine and had got a job as senior reporter for the Daily Planet (however she was thinking that it seemed dreadfully small compared to what Randall had achieved).

He then told them that he had sold his software company a year go and was going to travel the world with Donna and settle down in Paris.

Seeing Lois and Clark together, he commented on how Lois was always prowling around for a boyfriend but never finding the right man and he hoped things would work out between them.

He invited them in, but Lois was too embarrassed to stay and she left with Clark, saying that they had a deadline. Clark was laughing at what Randall had said, but Lois said that Randall had a bad memory. She also commented that Donna's hair wasn't even naturally blonde as she could see her roots. Clark joked that her hair wasn't what he was looking at, which annoyed Lois even more.
Metallo

**Metallo** is the tenth episode of the second season.

## Plot

Scientists turn Lucy Lane's new boyfriend, a loser with a rap sheet, into a cyborg criminal. This looks like a job for Superman - except the cyborg is powered by Kryptonite!

## Plot Summary

Lois' sister Lucy moves back into the town with her new boyfriend Johnny Corben, who Lois does not like and tries to convince Lucy that he is no good for her and only using her, leading them to fight.

Meanwhile, two scientists Emmet and Rollie Vale create robots that they use to rob jewelries. After Johnny gets shot by police during a robbery, the two scientists take his head and transform him into a cyborg that is powered by Kryptonite.

Under the name Metallo, Johnny uses his new body to steal money from ATMs and also tries to defeat Superman. On their first confrontation, Superman is defeated due to the Johnny's hidden power source of Kryptonite. Superman realises the existence of it and the next time they meet, he knows how to fight Johnny without him getting affected by the dangerous substance. Johnny is defeated while Emmet gets arrested and Rollie runs away with the Kryptonite, leaving Johnny to die.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Scott Valentine as Johnny Corben/Metallo
* Roxana Zal as Lucy Lane
* John Rubinstein as Emmet Vale
* Christian Clemenson as Rollie Vale
* Louis Mustillo as Detective
* Dee Dee Rescher as Mrs. Vale
* Mary Pat Gleason as Postal Inspector

#### Co-starring

* Marla Frees as Diane
* Frederick Dawson as Officer #2
* Kehli O'Byrne as ATM Customer
* Doug Toby as Angle
* Brian B. Richardson as Postal Worker
* Wallace Crowder as Officer #1

## Trivia

Lucy is this time played by Roxana Zal in this episode instead of Elizabeth Barones from the first season. This was also Lucy's last ever appearance in the series.

**Episodes:** Madame Ex • Wall of Sound • The Source • The Prankster • Church of Metropolis • Operation Blackout • That Old Gang of Mine • A Bolt from the Blue • Season's Greedings • **Metallo** • Chi of Steel • The Eyes Have It • The Phoenix • Top Copy • Return of the Prankster • Lucky Leon • Resurrection • Tempus Fugitive • Target: Jimmy Olsen! • Individual Responsibility • Whine, Whine, Whine • And the Answer Is...
The Green, Green Glow of Home

**The Green, Green Glow of Home** is the eighth episode of the first season.

In this episode Clark discovers Kryptonite for the first time.

## Plot

Lois and Clark investigate a suspicious EPA story in Smallville. But it isn't man-made toxins the feds are after - but a chunk of Kryptonite, the substance that can rob Superman of his powers or even his life.

## Plot Summary

Wayne Irig, a neighbour of the Kents, finds a piece of a meteorite and sends a sample to the laboratory for examination. A week later, a government agency takes over his farm saying that they have to investigate about environmental violations. Wayne knows that they are looking for the meteorite and he gives it to Martha and Jonathan to hide it. Perry sends Lois and Clark to Smallville to investigate this EPA report.

Jonathan shows Clark the meteorite and they find out that it affects Clark and makes him weak. While investigating, Lois and Clark realise that Wayne has disappeared and they know that something is wrong. They get caught only to find out that Jason Trask is behind everything and is looking for the meteorite to kill Superman.

Trask kidnaps Clark's parents and threatens to kill them if Clark will not tell him where Superman is. Clark admits that he is Superman but since he does not have his powers, Trask does not believe him. Clark gets his powers back and saves his parents. Trask sees it and he uses the meteorite to kill him but Clark manages to destroy it. The two of them fight and Trask gets killed by Sheriff Rachel Harris. Lois writes the story and together with Clark names the meteorite Kryptonite.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Joleen Lutz as Sheriff Rachel Harris
* L. Scott Caldwell as Carol Sherman
* Jerry Hardin as Wayne Irig
* Sharon Thomas as Maisie

**Episodes:** Pilot • Strange Visitor (From Another Planet) • Neverending Battle • I'm Looking Through You • Requiem for a Superhero • I've Got a Crush on You • Smart Kids • **The Green, Green Glow of Home** • The Man of Steel Bars • Pheromone, My Lovely • Honeymoon in Metropolis • All Shook Up • Witness • Illusions of Grandeur • The Ides of Metropolis • Foundling • The Rival • Vatman • Fly Hard • Barbarians at the Planet • The House of Luthor
Lois Lane Impostor

### Appearance

Blonde hair (later dyed brown), has the same facial features and clothing as Lois

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

Teri Hatcher

The **Lois Lane Impostor** is a villain in the series.

She was portrayed by Teri Hatcher.

## History

Not much is known about her as even her real identity is never revealed. All we know is that she was involved in an auto accident and later approached by Lex Luthor's ex-wife Arianna Carlin who promised her a large sum of money if she helped her in her revenge against Superman and Lois Lane.

### Season 2

She was then taken to a medical hospital where Arianna's hired physician Dr. Heller was able to reconstruct the woman's face to look exactly like Lois. Though her blonde hair still remained, once it was dyed to Lois' colour, no one would tell the difference.
Dan Scardino

**Dan Scardino** is a recurring character in the second season of the series.

He was an agent for the Metropolis Police Department who first came to the scene after an investigation on Mayson Drake's murder and became a love rival to Clark because he fell in love with his partner Lois.

He was portrayed by Jim Pirri.

## Episode Appearances

### Season 2

* Resurrection
* Target: Jimmy Olsen!
* Whine, Whine, Whine
Anonymous

**Anonymous** is a villain in the series.

He was a dangerous criminal who committed crimes whilst wearing many ingenious disguises so he would never be caught.

## Biography

When the President of Tanzor, a nation that has long been at war, is announcing that a peace treaty will be taking place in Metropolis, his political enemies hire Anonymous to kidnap the President of Tanzor and force him to divulge missile launch codes. He first attempts to kidnap the President himself, but fails. When he learns Superman is the subject of a child custody lawsuit, he then tries to use it to his advantage by disguising himself as a sleazy lawyer.

He manages to convince the "super boy" into kidnapping the President at a meet and greet by getting himself to fly off with the President whilst Anonymous is disguised as a grandfather. Later, when the President is captured, Anonymous, now in his lawyer disguise, attempts to placate the restless super-boy by saying that his mother will be back soon with lots of toys whilst a computer hacker breaches Tanzor's military arsenal system. When the hacker succeeds at accessing the system, he says having to listen to superpowered kid throw a tantrum gave him a headache. Anonymous remarks "then take of these", pointing a pistol at him and firing twice, killing the man. Anonymous then forces the President of Tanzor into divulging the launch codes by injecting him with a truth serum.

However, he only gets some of the codes as the truth serum has the side effect of simulating intoxication, as soon the President is singing to himself in a drunken haze. Enraged, Anonymous has no choice but to figure out the remainder of the codes by guesswork.
Peter Boyle

**Peter Lawrence Boyle** (October 18, 1935 - December 12, 2006) was an actor who portrayed Bill Church in the two episodes of the series *Church of Metropolis* in the second season and *We Have a Lot to Talk About* in the third season.

He was best known for portraying *Frank Barone* in the comedy sitcom *Everybody Loves Raymond*.

## Gallery

Peter as **Frank Barone** in **Everybody Loves Raymond**
Lana Lang (Alternate Universe)

## Lana Lang

**Lana Lang** is a character from the series.

## Personality

Lana cared about Clark but she never fully understood him and made him keep his powers secret in fear of not be able to live a normal life with him as well as him being taken away from her and scolded him when he used them, believing one man couldn't make a difference.

She also showed showed signs of jealousy when Clark befriended a Lois Lane from another universe.

In the end, despite being proven wrong on what Clark could do in his new identify of Superman, Lana didn't want this kind of life and made Clark choose between a quiet life with her and being a superhero.
Requiem for a Superhero

**Requiem for a Superhero**  is the fifth episode of the first season.

In this episode we meet Lois' father Sam Lane for the first time.

## Plot

Cyborgs vs Superman. New partners Lois and Clark go after a heavyweight story: corrupt fight promoters with a stable of bionic boxers. (And the doctor who created the humanoid machines is Lois' father!)

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark cover a story about boxing fighters who seem to be stronger than an average normal human. Lois meets a family friend, Allie Dinello and asks for information but he denies to say anything. When he later calls Lois and asks her to meet him, Lois gets there but Allie is murdered before he talks to her.

Lois and Clark's investigation leads them to Lois' father, Dr. Sam Lane, who works in the sports medicine and to discover that the fighters are in reality cyborgs. Sam decides to help Lois when he finds out that his other partner Max is the one who killed Allie.

Meanwhile, it is revealed that Max works for Lex Luthor, who wants to build an "army of Supermen". Max kidnaps Lois and while Superman fights two cyborgs, Lex gets the opportunity to "save her life" by killing Max, something that Lois appreciates. Lois and Clark write the story revealing the truth about the fighters and what was really going on.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Denis Arndt as Dr. Sam Lane
* Matt Roe as Max Menken
* Joe Sabatino as Tommy Garrison
* John LaMotta as Allie Dinello

**Episodes:** Pilot • Strange Visitor (From Another Planet) • Neverending Battle • I'm Looking Through You • **Requiem for a Superhero** • I've Got a Crush on You • Smart Kids • The Green, Green Glow of Home • The Man of Steel Bars • Pheromone, My Lovely • Honeymoon in Metropolis • All Shook Up • Witness • Illusions of Grandeur • The Ides of Metropolis • Foundling • The Rival • Vatman • Fly Hard • Barbarians at the Planet • The House of Luthor
Justin Whalin

**Justin Garrett Whalin** (born September 6, 1974) is an actor and presenter who portrayed *Jimmy Olsen* from the second to fourth seasons of the show.

He is also known for his role as *Andy Barclay* in *Child's Play 3*.

## Trivia

* Justin starred in the movie *Susie Q* in which Shelley Long also made an appearance.
Стартовая локация

**Стартовая локация** (*Starting Room*) — первая комната, в которой вы появляетесь в начале игры. В этой комнате расположен большой камень, на котором показано управление персонажем в игре.

Левее стартовой локации находится Лавка мастеров, а справа вход в Тёмный лес, где непосредственно начинается сама игра.

В зависимости от уровня сложности персонажу выдаётся:
Также независимо от сложности выдается одно  зелье.

## Интересные Факты

* На этой локации показываются спойлеры новых боссов и врагов.
Lois & Clark: A Superman Novel

Prior to the release of the fourth season of the show, Prima Lifestyles published a novel set sometime during or after the third season of the show. It would be the first of five novels produced for the show. The description on the back of the novel can be seen as follows:

Their entire relationship is founded on a secret. Now that secret is in jeopardy. In this exciting new novel, award-winning author C. J. Cherryh takes us deep into the private lives and thrilling adventures of Lois Lane, Clark Kent, and the world's most famous super hero, Superman.

**Where is Superman when you need him?**

The *Daily Planet* offices rumble in the aftershock of an enormous explosion. As Lois Lane stares through the settling dust, a terrifying sight takes shape: the high-rise hotel down the street has completely collapsed. Hundreds of people are trapped inside, including an entire children's soccer team. And Superman, the guardian of Metropolis and the love of her life, is half a world away.

Even with his super powers, Superman can't be everywhere at once. As he struggles desperately to save a village threatened by a bursting dam, Lois races through the pandemonium of the collapsed hotel, throwing herself into the rescue effort—and emerging a hero. Not just a reporter anymore, suddenly she is a celebrity caught in the glare of national media attention. Recognized everywhere and hounded constantly by the press, nothing in her life will ever be the same again . . . including her relationship with Clark Kent.
The House of Luthor

**The House of Luthor** is the twenty-first and final episode of first season.

It was also the second part of a two-part story to end the season.

## Plot

While Lois plans for the Big Day. Clark, Perry, Jimmy and Jack use their investigative skills to find out what really caused the explosion at the Daily Planet.

## Plot Summary

Lois is preparing for her wedding to Lex while Clark, Perry, Jimmy and Jack (who broke out of prison) try to discover who was really behind the bombing of the Daily Planet.

All their clues lead them to Lex but they do not have any solid proof about it, so they try to find everything they need to legally accuse him. Eventually after much investigating, they find enough evidence to put Lex behind bars and Jack is cleared of the charges.

Meanwhile, Lex traps Superman in a cage with bars made from Kryptonite while his wedding with Lois is about to start. Lois decides at the last minute that she cannot marry Lex while Perry, Jimmy and Jack arrives with the police to stop the wedding and Lex to be arrested along with Mrs Cox who was already arrested earlier. Lex runs away but having no way to escape, he prefers to jump off of his Lex Corp building than going to jail, committing suicide.

Superman, who managed to escape the cage, sees Lex falling through the air, but he is still weakened by the over exposure to the Kryptonite and cannot save him.

Franklin Stern decides to rethink Perry's proposal to buy Daily Planet and rebuild it putting everything back on track. Lois is determined to confess her love to Clark but Clark talks first telling her that he was lying when he told her that he loves her more than just a friend and he only did it to stop her from marrying Lex.

When Clark leaves, Lois says to herself that everything is back to normal, then she looks up into the sky to see Superman flying away and then says "I'm not done with you either big fella."

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Richard Belzer as Inspector Henderson
* James Earl Jones as Franklin W. Stern
* Phyllis Coates as Ellen Lane
* Beverly Johnson as Mrs. Cox
* Richard Stahl as the Archbishop
* J. Madison Johnston as guard

## Trivia

* This was the final appearance of John Shea as a cast regular, he would return as Guest Star in the next seasons.
* Phyllis Coates had previously played Lois Lane in the 1951 film *Superman and the Mole Men* and the first season of *Adventures of Superman*.

**Episodes:** Pilot • Strange Visitor (From Another Planet) • Neverending Battle • I'm Looking Through You • Requiem for a Superhero • I've Got a Crush on You • Smart Kids • The Green, Green Glow of Home • The Man of Steel Bars • Pheromone, My Lovely • Honeymoon in Metropolis • All Shook Up • Witness • Illusions of Grandeur • The Ides of Metropolis • Foundling • The Rival • Vatman • Fly Hard • Barbarians at the Planet • **The House of Luthor**
David Leisure

**David Russell Leisure** (born November 16, 1950) is an actor who portrayed deformed maniac *Spencer Spencer* in the third season episode *Ordinary People*.

He is best known for his roles as *Charley Dietz* in the sitcom *Empty Nest* and automotive pitchman *Joe Isuzu* in the *Isuzu Motors* commercials.
I'm Looking Through You

**I'm Looking Through You** is the fourth episode of the first season.

## Plot

A nerdy scientist who's invented invisibility suits becomes the unseen Robin Hood of Metropolis. Then crooks swipe some suits, steal from the rich...and keep the loot.

## Plot Summary

A scientist named Alan Morris invents a suit that makes him invisible. He uses the suit to steal from the rich and give to the poor as another modern Robin Hood. When thieves steal his back up suits and start using them to rob gold from banks, Alan goes to Lois and Clark explaining his actions and asking for their help to find the criminals who stole his suits. Working together, they manage to stop the bank robbers and hand them over to the police.

Meanwhile, Clark feels overwhelmed by how the people of Metropolis welcome Superman and he even gets nightmares about it. People sell different items with his logo on them and the Mayor also gives him the key of the city. Even Lois behaviour makes Clark feel invisible to her next to Superman and he does not know what to do and how to handle it.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Jim Beaver as Henry Barnes
* Patrika Darbo as Helene Morris
* Leslie Jordan as Alan Morris/The Invisible Man
* Miguel Sandoval as Eduardo Friez
* Yolanda Gaskins as Linda Montoya
* Thomas Ryan as Detective Ryder
* Jack Carter as Murray Brown

**Episodes:** Pilot • Strange Visitor (From Another Planet) • Neverending Battle • **I'm Looking Through You** • Requiem for a Superhero • I've Got a Crush on You • Smart Kids • The Green, Green Glow of Home • The Man of Steel Bars • Pheromone, My Lovely • Honeymoon in Metropolis • All Shook Up • Witness • Illusions of Grandeur • The Ides of Metropolis • Foundling • The Rival • Vatman • Fly Hard • Barbarians at the Planet • The House of Luthor
Сокровища

**Сокровища** (*Treasures*) — это подбираемые предметы, которые необходимы для покупок у Лавочника и использования Игрового автомата. Их можно получать с убитых монстров, боссов, находить в сундуках и разбитых вазах.

В качестве сокровищ можно находить монеты, слитки (эквивалентны трем монетам) и алмазы (эквивалентны 5 монетам). Помимо этого можно найти артефакты Золотую маску и Золотой куб, которые дают соответственно 33 и 99 монет.
H.G. Wells (1916)

## H.G. Wells

*This article is about the older self of H.G. Wells, for his young self see: H.G. Wells (1899)*.

**H.G. Wells** is a character in the series based on the real life author of the same name .

Some years later after his first battle with Tempus , Wells aged seventeen years, but continued to time travel and was still an ally to Superman and Lois.

He was portrayed by the late Hamilton Camp.
Clark Kent (Alternate Universe)

## Clark Kent

* Clark Kent
* Superman

### Appearance

Same appearance as the original Clark Kent and Superman except for his rounder black framed glasses

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

Dean Cain

In an alternate universe there was another Metropolis similar to the original world which is where it's **Clark Kent** lived. However Clark had grown up without loving parents who would of encouraged him to be the superhero he was born to be and it would be with the support of another universe's Lois Lane, that this universe's Superman would be born.

## History

Alternate Clark's past was the same as the other universe's Clark as he too was sent to Earth from Krypton as a baby and adopted by Jonathan and Martha Kent.

However his adoptive parents died when he was only ten years old and he went to live with his friend Lana Lang who encouraged him to keep his super powers secret and scolded him whenever he did use them to save someone. She said that using his powers would never give him a normal life and that one man couldn't make a difference.

He soon got a job as a reporter for the Daily Planet but never met it's top reporter Lois Lane as she was presumed dead after going missing whilst doing an assignment in the Congo before he even arrived. The Daily Planet was owned by Jimmy Olsen with Perry White running for mayor.

Clark still felt that his powers should be used for the good of the world and didn't like Lana's suggestion of hiding what he had. But all that was about to change when he met another Lois.

### Season 3

One day whilst working at the Daily Planet, he was surprised to see another Lois Lane from another universe with Science fiction writer H.G. Wells. What was even more astonishing is when the name "Superman" was mentioned. Lana was with him and introduced herself to the equally astonished pair.

Later Lois was kidnapped by an criminal named Tempus. Clark heard Lois' screams for help and decided to help despite Lana's protests as they were meeting with her parents to discuss their wedding plans. As he saved her, he was unaware that the whole rescue was being recorded by one of Tempus' men.

Lois then decided to help Clark find his calling as Superman and at his apartment, made him the same outfit that her Clark had worn. Alternate Clark was unsure about the outfit at first, but Lois decided to take him on a trial. They flew through Metropolis where Alternate Clark dispatched many criminals and seemed to enjoy his new found identity.

However when they got back, Lana was waiting for him and showed distaste for Clark's actions and criticised the suit. She also began showing signs of jealousy from how much time he was spending with Lois and demanded that Clark put things back to the way they were, before storming out.
Jonathan Frakes

**Jonathan Scott Frakes** (born August 19, 1952) is an actor, author and director who portrayed *Tim Lake* alongside his wife Genie Francis who portrayed Tim's wife *Amber* in the third season episode *Don't Tug on Superman's Cape*.

He is best known for his role as *Commander William Thomas "Will" Riker* in *Star Trek: The Next Generation*, some subsequent films and other related media, as well as directing two particular films: *Star Trek: First Contact* and  *Star Trek: Insurrection*. He has also directed episodes of *Star Trek: Voyager* and hosted the television series *Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction*. He also directed the poorly received 2004 movie version of *Thunderbirds*.

Jonathan also has two children; a son named Jameson Ivor and a daugher named Elizabeth Francis.

## Trivia

* Jonathan was the third Star Trek: The Next Generation cast member to appear on the show and also the third actor from the franchise to make a guest appearance. Teri Hatcher had previously made a guest appearance as B.G. Robinson. Robert Beltran who later portrayed Commander Chakotay in another *Star Trek* series called *Star Trek: Voyager* had previously appeared in Season 1 as Fuentes and Jonathan's co-star Denise Crosby (Lieutenant Tasha Yar) had also appeared in Season 2 as Gretchen Kelly.
* His wife also appeared in the Thunderbirds movie as news reporter *Lisa Lowe* .

## Gallery

Jonathan as **Commander William Riker** in the **Star Trek** franchiseJonathan hosting **Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction**
Emily Procter

**Emily Mallory Procter** (born October 8, 1968) is an actress and activist who portrayed the *Alternate Universe Lana Lang* in the third season episode *Tempus, Anyone?*.

She is best known for her roles of *Ainsley Haynes* in the political drama *The West Wing* and *Detective Calleigh Duquesne* in the police procedural drama *CSI Miami*.
Jack Milner

**Jack Milner** is a character from the television series.

He was a previously down on his luck kid who was given a chance when he met Clark Kent.

Jack was portrayed by Chris Demetral

## History

Jack and his younger brother Denny were orphans who lived in a rundown house. Jack supported himself and his brother by burgling houses and selling it's valuable possessions for profit.

### Season 1

During one of his particular burglaries, Jack ransacked Clark's Apartment and took most of his possessions including a mysterious globe that lit up and began showing messages of Superman's origin. He then sold it to a mysterious stranger, unaware that it was Nigel St. John, personal assistant of Lex Luthor, the arch-enemy of the Man of Steel who had sinister plans for it.
Clark eventually found out who had taken it and asked Jack who he had sold it to, but Jack was unable to answer him as his description couldn't give a full identification.

## Episode Appearances

### Season 1

* Foundling
* Fly Hard
* Barbarians at the Planet
* The House of Luthor
Joe Shuster

**Joe Shuster** is a writer best remembered for being the original creator of Superman with his friend Jerry Siegel which gave inspiration to the series.

Joe and Jerry gave Superman his debut in Action Comics Issue 1 in 1938. Since then the Man of Steel has been well known to the world for eight decades.

Unfortunately Joe passed on while Lois & Clark was still in the stage of production.
Lois & Clark (Season 4)

## Cast

The cast of Season 4

The **Fourth and Final Season** of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman was aired from 1996-1997.

This season had several two-part episodes. It started where the previous season left off with Lord Nor trying to take over Clark's hometown of Smallville and a dramatic final battle determining Clark's decision to stay on Earth and finally marry Lois which they did in the third episode "Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding."

The season also ended with a cliffhanger of Lois and Clark finding a baby wrapped in a blanket bearing Superman's symbol on it along with a note saying that the child belonged to them.

Even though this mystery was never resolved in the series itself, Brad Buckner who had been the executive producer and writer for the last two seasons later revealed in an interview that the baby was from Kryptonian royalty and had been sent to Earth for Lois and Clark to protect from assassins.

A fifth season was in development, but due to Teri's pregnancy, she was unable to work, so it never came about. Years later however, Dean said in an interview for 7 News Sydney that it still needed a fifth season and he and Teri were willing to put it into effect to conclude the cliffhanger.

## Main Cast

* Clark Kent/Superman - Dean Cain
* Lois Lane - Teri Hatcher
* Perry White - Lane Smith
* Jimmy Olsen - Justin Whalin
* Jonathan Kent - Eddie Jones
* Martha Kent - K Callan

## Episodes

1. Lord of the Flys
(1)2. Battleground Earth
(2)3. Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding4. Soul Mates5. Brutal Youth6. The People vs. Lois Lane
(1)7. Dead Lois Walking
(2)8. Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark9. Ghosts10. Stop the Presses11. 'Twas the Night Before Mxymas12. Lethal Weapon13. Sex, Lies and Videotape14. Meet John Doe
(1)15. Lois and Clarks
(2)16. AKA Superman17. Faster Than a Speeding Vixen
(1)18. Shadow of a Doubt
(2)19. Voice from the Past
(3)20. I've Got You Under My Skin21. Toy Story22. The Family Hour
## DVD

FrontBack
The Special Features on it differed from each other in the UK and the US:

### US Special Features

* Kryptonian Kryptology (An Interactive History of Superman Timeline hosted by Dean Cain)