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Home Is Where the Hurt Is

**Home Is Where the Hurt Is** is the eleventh episode of third season.

## Plot

Intergang has a Christmas present for Superman: a virus from Krypton that could destroy the Man of Steel.

## Plot Summary

Lois tries to avoid spend Christmas with her parents because they always fight but they surprise her by showing up at her apartment uninvited causing chaos. Her father, Sam, also brought with him his new fiancee, a cyborg named Baby Gunderson.

Meanwhile, Mindy Church who is now the new head of Intergang, even though the organisation is shut down and keeps a low profile, plans to kill Superman using a virus from Krypton with the help of scientist Joey Bermuda.

Superman gets sick and Lois asks her father's help. Sam explains that the only cure will be if Superman gets very close to death since that way the virus will die too. The treatment is successful and Superman gets well, just in time to save Lois and his parents' lives.

They suspect Mindy is behind everything but she craftily manages to frame Joey for turning his back on her and escapes.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Beverly Garland as Ellen Lane
* Harve Presnell as Dr. Sam Lane
* Jessica Collins as Mindy Church

### Guest Starring

* Robert Carradine as Joey Bermuda
* Kathy Trageser as Baby Gunderson

**Episodes:** We Have a Lot to Talk About • Ordinary People • Contact • When Irish Eyes Are Killing • Just Say Noah • Don't Tug on Superman's Cape • Ultra Woman • Chip Off the Old Clark • Super Mann • Virtually Destroyed • **Home Is Where the Hurt Is** • Never on Sunday • The Dad Who Came In from the Cold • Tempus, Anyone? • I Now Pronounce You... • Double Jeopardy • Seconds • Forget Me Not • Oedipus Wrecks • It's a Small World After All • Through a Glass, Darkly • Big Girls Don't Fly
Fly Hard

**Fly Hard** is the nineteenth episode of the first season.

## Plot

No Escape! The suspense mounts when terrorists take the Daily Planet Crew plus Lex hostage. Clark can't use his superpowers without revealing his identity...or putting the others in danger.

## Plot Summary

Clark, Perry, Jimmy and Jack are at the Daily Planet on a Saturday afternoon; Perry and Jimmy try to clean up Perry's office while Jack waits Clark to finish a story and go to the cinema.

Soon, Lois and Lex arrive because Lois wants to make a last minute change at her article before they headed out. All of them get trapped and are being held as hostages, when a group of criminals burst into the Daily Planet. While Jimmy manages to escape since the criminal did not see him and tries to get some help, the rest of the hostages try to understand what those criminals want.

Clark finds it difficult to use his powers because he is afraid that he will reveal himself and also put everyone in danger. With Lois' help they find out that the criminals are looking for the secret vault of Prohibition era racketeer Dragonetti. The criminals have a secret boss who also gave them the information about the vault and it is revealed later that the secret boss is the security guard Willie.

Willie reveals that wasn't a killer or a monster and didn't want to hurt anyone. The main reason why he wants the Dragonetti vault was because Dragonetti framed him on a crime many years ago and that vault was to exonerate him of all the charges against him. He made a deal with the criminals to find it and didn't want anyone to get hurt and no guns.

However when the vault is found, the criminals turn against Willie as well and attempt to keep what they've found for themselves but Clark finds a way to use his powers without the others noticing and the criminals get arrested while Willie is cleared of the charges.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Robert Beltran as Fuentes
* Macon McCalman as Willie
* Alexandra Hedison as Remy
* Cole Stevens as Schumak
* Anthony Leonardi as Blackman
* Don Fehmel as George

## Trivia

This episode marks the final appearance of Cat.

**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
Secrets

## Arc Guide

**Secrets** is the twelfth story arc of unORDINARY. It begins on Chapter 77 and ended on Chapter 92.

It began on 1st February 2018 and ended in 17th May 2018.

All episodes in this arc can be found here and all images pertaining to this arc can be found here.

## Premise

Seraphina returns to school after her suspension ends, now without her powers and the eyes of the school on her. Meanwhile, in the wake of the attack on Seraphina at John's home, John is forcibly moved into the Wellston dormitory. As John and Sera attempt to get things back to normal, people all around them threaten to uncover the secrets they are each hiding, while the authorities are not willing to let Seraphina go yet...

## Central Characters

* John
* Seraphina

## Characters Introduced

*Characters introduced in this arc in the order of introduction*

* Brea (named)
* Evie (unnamed)
* Melody
* *Melody's Boyfriend*
* Zeke
* Juni

## Abilities Introduced

*Abilities introduced in this arc in the order of introduction*

* Impact
* Arcane Shot
* Phase Shift
* Flash Forward

## Trivia

* This is the second longest arc in Season 1, and the second longest arc in Unordinary.
Target: Jimmy Olsen!

**Target: Jimmy Olsen!** is the nineteenth episode of the second season.

## Plot

The most dangerous man in Metropolis is...Jimmy Olsen?! Injected with a synthetic virus when he was an infant, Jimmy now comes under the power of evildoers who transform him into a mind-controlled assassin.

## Plot Summary

Jimmy's doctor, Dr. Golden, is murdered and Lois and Clark investigate to find out who killed him. Their investigation leads them to discover about a project that started twenty years ago when a military doctor, Dr. Wilder, injected three infants with a virus that would allow him to control their mind when they would get older, one of these kids was Jimmy. The plan was to turn these kids into assassins but when he was discovered, he was discharged.

Now, Dr. Wilder is dead but his wife, Claudette and her daughter Dr. Katherine Wilder, try to complete his project. They manage to activate the virus in all three kids and while the first one dies, Jimmy and Sarah, try to kill Lois and Clark while being under orders.

Superman stops Sarah from killing him and then stops Jimmy from killing Lois, while Claudette and Katherine get arrested by Scardino, who had come to visit Lois.

Jimmy and Sarah go to the hospital to remove the virus from their system. Meanwhile, Lois tries to talk to Clark about her feelings but every time she does, Clark runs off because someone needs Superman. Lois, who cannot understand his behaviour, is frustrated and ends up accepting Scardino's proposal to go out for a date.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Claire Yarlett as Dr. Katherine Wilder
* Michelle Phillips as Claudette Wilder
* Meredith Scott Lynn as Sarah Goodwin
* Charles Napier as Sailin' Whalen
* Erick Avari as Mr. Neener
* Alaina Reed Hall as Nurse Birke
* Tony Giglio as G.E. Mallow
* David Sage as Dr. Alan Golden

**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...
Bodybuilder

The **Bodybuilder** is a character in the  series.

## Biography

Not much is known about him except that he works out at the Metropolis gym every day and has specific times of when the others can't use the equipment he wants to use at a certain time which makes him a conceited bully.

### Season 1

When Clark Kent and his father Jonathan want to use a weight pumping machine that he normally uses at this time, he pushes in and rudely tells them to leave.

Clark and his father decide to wait and the arrogant man says as he struts in a mirror that he might be a while because "once I start pumping, it's hard to stop".

He lies under the machine and tries to lift the weights at 280 lbs but he finds it impossible. He gets up surprised and checks the machine to see if there is anything wrong then lies down and tries again, but he is still unable to lift as Clark is using his great strength to hold the weights down with only the tip of his finger.

The Bodybuilder angrily gives up and exclaims that the machine is broken.

Clark then tells his father to show the Bodybuilder how it's done and to his surprise Jonathan seems to do it with ease as Clark is using his strength again to help his father lift them.

After a while, Clark helps Jonathan up and Clark tells the Bodybuilder the same words he told him earlier saying that once his father starts pumping, it's hard for him to stop.

The Bodybuilder then does a frustrated arm gesture as if to say "Forget It!" and leaves embarrassed.
Perry White

*"Great Shades of Elvis!"*
—Perry White

**Perry White** is a main character in the series.

He is the Elvis Presley-loving Daily Planet's editor in chief who was a elderly figure to Lois Lane, Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen.

He was portrayed by the late Lane Smith.

## Personality

Perry has a jolly sense of humour and is always backing up his reporters 100%. He sees Clark, Lois and Jimmy as family and goes about giving them support and good advice often quoting lyrics from Elvis' songs. He also loves his wife and two sons dearly.

However he has been shown to be a little hot-tempered on occasion One such time was when he got exasperated by everyone asking if he was okay and promised to fire the next person who asked him. However he still is still a good friend and boss.

## History

Perry's history isn't mentioned too much on the show except that he joined the Daily Planet at the age of 16 as a copy boy. Eventually his skills expressed the board of directors and he got promoted to editor in chief. He then met and married the lovely Alice Spencer and had two sons Jerry and Keith.
Illusions of Grandeur

**Illusions of Grandeur** is the fourteenth episode of the first season.

## Plot

Can Superman pull a rescue out of a hat? A kidnapper skilled in magic abducts children and demands ransom from their wealthy parents. Superman's on the job, until the magician hypnotises the Man of Steel into believing wrong is right.

## Plot Summary

A kid named Nick gets kidnapped and when his mother Rose reaches to Lois and Clark for help, the two of them start to investigate all the recent kidnappings of children. The way Nick was kidnapped - through a magic box decorated with moons and stars - leads them to a magic club where they meet the magician Andre Novak.

While they are trying to find clues to connect Novak to the kidnappings, Superman confronts the kidnapper himself during the exchange of money for Nick, but the kidnapper hypnotises him into thinking that "wrong is right" and Superman starts doing weird things every time he hears the phrase "moon and stars".

Eventually, Lois finds Nick and when Superman arrives for help, they discover that behind the kidnappings is Constance, the assistance of Darrin Romick , another magician who works with Novak. Constance not only is responsible for the kidnappings and for hypnotising Superman, but she also hypnotised Romick into killing Novak. Superman manages to fight the hypnosis, saves everyone and Constance gets arrested.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Penn Jillette as Darren Romick
* Marietta DePrima as Constance
* Ben Vereen as Dr. Andre Novak
* Eve Plumb as Rose Collins
* Jarrett Lennon as Nick Collins
* Stephen Burleigh as Mark Moskell
* Adrienne Hampton as Mrs. Moskal
* Christopher Miranda as Chris

**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
Andrew Bryniarski

**Andrew Bryniarski** (born February 13, 1969) is an actor and former bodybuilder who portrayed Jaxon Xavier's hulking VR simulation X in the third season episode *Virtually Destroyed*.

He is known mainly for his muscular frame in most of his movie roles including *Steve Lattimer* in *The Program*, *Zangief* in *Street Fighter* and *Thomas "Leatherface" Hewitt* in the 2000s remake of *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre* and it's sequel *The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning*.
Dean Cain

**Dean George Cain** (neé **Tanaka**, born July 31, 1966) is an American actor, director, producer, television personality, writer and a former football player who portrayed *Clark Kent/Superman* in *Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman*.

He also played a *clone of Superman* in Season 1 and an *alternate version of Clark and Superman* in Seasons 3 and 4.

He also was involved in the production of two episodes for the series; writing *Season's Greedings* for Season 2 and co-writing *Virtually Destroyed* for Season 3.

Dean has also appeared in other Superman related media such as *Dr. Curtis Knox in Smallville* , *Jeremiah Danvers* in the new television series of *Supergirl* (which also featured Helen Slater, best known for her role as the title character in the 1984 *Supergirl* film playing Jeremiah's wife Eliza) and voicing *Jonathan Kent* in *DC Superhero Girls*.

He also co-starred with Denise Richards in the 2004 movie *I Do (But I Don't)*, playing the role of firefighter *Nick Corina*.

## Characters portrayed by Dean Cain in the show

Clark Kent

Superman

Superman Clone

Clark Kent
(Alternate Universe)

Superman
(Alternate Universe)

## Trivia

* Dean's original surname was **Tanaka** because he was one of the sons from his mother actress Sharon Thomas' first marriage to U.S. serviceman Roger Tanaka. Cain never met his biological father and considered him to be an unfaithful husband and father, someone he didn't want to be. When his mother remarried to director Christopher Cain, Dean and his brother Roger's surnames were changed to their new adopted surname **Cain**.
* Dean shares the same birthday with Guest Star Lane Davies (Tempus).

## Gallery

Dean as **Dr. Curtis Knox** in **Smallville**Dean (**Nick Corina**) with Denise (**Lauren Crandell**) in a promotional picture of the movie **I Do (But I Don't)**Dean as **Jeremiah Danvers** in **Supergirl**Dean with Teri at the **Supanova Comic-Con and Gaming Expo** in 2017, celebrating the show's 25th anniversary
Individual Responsibility

**Individual Responsibility** is the twentieth episode of the second season.

In this episode Clark discovers Kryptonite in a red variety for the first time.

## Plot

Seeing red. Intergang kidnaps Perry White and is about to purchase the Daily Planet. But all Superman can manage is a bore ho-hum - newly discovered red Kryptonite has sapped the Man of Steel's steely resolve.

## Plot Summary

The leader of Intergang Bill Church is retired and his son, Bill Church Jr., takes over. Intergang wants to buy the Daily Planet but fails while at the same time they discover a new type of Kryptonite that is red and not green.

While trying to convince Perry to sell the newspaper, they try out the new Kryptonite on Superman to see what effects it has on him. The results show that when Superman is exposed to it, he becomes apathetic and does not care about anything. Intergang takes advantage of this to kidnap Perry while Superman wonders why he is acting this way.

Lois sends him to Dr. Friskin, a psychotherapist, to help him out. She believes that Superman needs vacations because of all the stress he puts on himself but during a session, the red Kryptonite that Intergang put in her office is found by Superman and they realise that this is the reason for his behaviour.

Superman fights the effects the red Kryptonite has on him and saves Perry while Church ends up in jail and the Daily Planet reveals that he was the leader of Intergang.

After telling her how dating Scardino upsets him, Lois gives Clark another chance at dating with him promising not to run off again.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Jim Pirri as Dan Scardino
* Bruce Campbell as Bill Church, Jr.

### Guest starring

* Barbara Bosson as Dr. Friskin
* O'Neal Compton as Gene Newtrich
* David Graf as Wally
* Kelly Mullis as Tiffany

**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...
Sean Kanan

**Sean Perelman** (born November 2, 1966), known professionally as **Sean Kanan** is an actor and TV host who portrayed Nazi *Steve Law* in the third season episode *Super Mann*.

He is best known for his roles as *Alan James "A. J." Quartermaine* in *General Hospital*, *Deacon Sharpe* in soap operas *The Bold and the Beautiful* and *The Young and the Restless* and *Mike Barnes* in *The Karate Kid Part III*.

Sean has been married twice; formerly three years to Athena Ubach and currently to Michelle Vega with whom he has one daughter named Simone Andrea and four step-children.
K Callan

**Katherine Elizabeth Borman** (born January 9, 1936), known professionally as **K Callan** is an actress and author who portrayed *Martha Kent* in the series.

## Trivia

She was one of three main cast members to have appeared in the Star Trek franchise, along with Teri Hatcher and Tracy Scoggins.

## Gallery

K as **Alsia** in **Star Trek: Deep Space Nine**
Jessica Collins

**Jessica Lynn Capogna** (born April 1, 1971), known professionally as **Jessica Collins** is an actress, food writer and chef who portrayed the scheming *Mindy Church* in two episodes of the third season of the series.

She is best known for her various acting roles including *Dinah Lee Mayberry* in the soap opera *Loving*, *Avery Bailey Clark* in another soap opera called *The Young and the Restless* and *Meredith Davies* in the drama *Tru Calling*.

Jessica was formerly married to her *Loving* co-star Robert Taylor for seven years until their divorce and is now married to writer and producer Michael Cooney with whom they have a daughter; Jemma Kate Collins Cooney.

## Trivia

Jessica made a guest appearance in *Robin's Hoods* which starred Claire Yarlett who portrayed Dr. Katherine Wilder in a episode of Season 2.

## Gallery

Jessica as **Dinah Lee Mayberry** in **Loving**Jessica as **Avery Bailey Clark** in **The Young and the Restless**Jessica as **Meredith Davies** in **Tru Calling**
Vitaly

"He was the Asshole of the group, but **he was strong.**"

## Vitaly Zdorovetskiy

*- Tre Melvin about Vitaly's death.*

**Vitaly Zdorovetskiy** is a test subject in BlackBoxTV's Fight of the Living Dead: Experiment 88.f

He was killed by two zombified doctors while escaping in the armory.

Then, later was executed when JC Caylen was revived.
Forget Me Not

**Forget Me Not** is the eighteenth episode of the third season.

It was the fourth part of a five-part story involving a fake wedding, clones and amnesia.

## Plot

Hoping to regain her memory, Lois enters a clinic where patients die at alarming rapid rate.

## Plot Summary

Lois checks in a clinic for people with memory loss to help her gain her memories back. She remembers who she is but nothing around her work and what is her relationship with Clark.

Her doctor, Maxwell Deter, falls in love with her and tells Clark that he should not tell Lois about them being a couple because it will shock her. In order to get them even more apart, Deter forbids Clark even visiting Lois while he comes closer to her.

Meanwhile, another doctor in the clinic, Dr. Elias Mendenhall, brainwashes the patients of the clinic using the music "Battle Hymn of the Republic" to commit murders and then he kills them causing them a stroke. Clark investigates the murders and with the help of Lois, they manage to find out that Mendenhall is behind everything and stops him before Lois kills Perry as she was brainwashed to do.

Mendenhall is arrested and the senior citizens are safe. Superman demands from Mendenhall a complete list of everyone who hired him to do this despicable deed or he would have "Battle Hymn of the Republic" played in his prison cell day and night.

Lois starts remembering things but not her relationship with Clark and she believes she is in love with Deter.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Larry Poindexter as Dr. Maxwell Deter
* Charles Cioffi as Dr. Elias Mendenhall
* Audrie Neenan as Nurse Reilly
* Julie Cobb as Sally Reynolds
* Patrick Cranshaw as Homer Blackstock
* Lilian Adams as Agnes Moskowitz
* Vasili Bogazianos as Detective McCloskey
* Steve Kehela as the robber
* Michael Lee Gogin as the shifty-looking man

**Episodes:** We Have a Lot to Talk About • Ordinary People • Contact • When Irish Eyes Are Killing • Just Say Noah • Don't Tug on Superman's Cape • Ultra Woman • Chip Off the Old Clark • Super Mann • Virtually Destroyed • Home Is Where the Hurt Is • Never on Sunday • The Dad Who Came In from the Cold • Tempus, Anyone? • I Now Pronounce You... • Double Jeopardy • Seconds • **Forget Me Not** • Oedipus Wrecks • It's a Small World After All • Through a Glass, Darkly • Big Girls Don't Fly
I Now Pronounce You...

**I Now Pronounce You...** is the fifteenth episode of the third season.

It was the first part of a five part story involving a fake wedding, clones and amnesia

## Plot

Lois and Clark get married! Just a minute, Clark. Are you sure your beautiful bride really *is* Lois?

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark's wedding is only few days away and Lois worries that something bad will happen especially when she keeps receiving frightening gifts. While they are trying to make everything work, Lois asks Perry to give them a story so she can get her mind away for a while.

Perry gives them a story about some frogs that have been stolen from a pet shop but as it is revealed soon, this is not just a frog robbery. Their investigation leads them to discover that a scientist named Issac Mamba, who used to work for Lex Luthor, replaced the President of the US and one of his Secret Service agents with frog-eating clones that he has created.

Lois and Clark solve the mystery and Mamba, along with the clones, get arrested while Lex escapes from prison after an official pardon that was written by the President clone.

The two reporters then get married but at the end of the episode it is revealed that the Lois who is with Clark is also a clone.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Harve Presnell as Sam Lane
* Beverly Garland as Ellen Lane
* Fred Willard as President Randolph

### Guest starring

* Tony Curtis as Dr. Isaac Mamba
* Brad Garrett as Reverend Bob
* Forry Smith as Agent Walker
* Wesley Mann as Phil
* Ria Pavia as Cindy
* Oliver Muirhead as the manager
* Paul Linke as the church deacon
* Joshua Devane as Agent Roberts
* Charles Gunning as the delivery driver
* Natalie Strauss as the maid

## Trivia

This particular episode was dedicated to Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel who died a few weeks before the episode was produced.

**Episodes:** We Have a Lot to Talk About • Ordinary People • Contact • When Irish Eyes Are Killing • Just Say Noah • Don't Tug on Superman's Cape • Ultra Woman • Chip Off the Old Clark • Super Mann • Virtually Destroyed • Home Is Where the Hurt Is • Never on Sunday • The Dad Who Came In from the Cold • Tempus, Anyone? • **I Now Pronounce You...** • Double Jeopardy • Seconds • Forget Me Not • Oedipus Wrecks • It's a Small World After All • Through a Glass, Darkly • Big Girls Don't Fly
Paul Kersey

**Paul Kersey** (born February 10, 1970) is an American actor who portrayed Nazi *Hank West* in the third season episode *Super Mann*.

He is best known for his various roles in movies and television including *Beverly Hills 90210*, *Missing Pieces* and young *Bruce Banner* in the movie *Hulk*.

Paul was formerly married for fourteen years to Chinese actress Ning Jing with whom he starred alongside in two movies and has one child.
Church of Metropolis

**Church of Metropolis** is the fifth episode of the second season.

## Plot

Lets us prey. Entrepreneur Bill Church hires local thugs to terrorise good neighbourhoods so he can scoop up bargain-priced real estate as sites for his discount stores.

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark visit her uncle Mike's restaurant in South Metropolis and while being there, someone tries to put a fire in the restaurant. Clark witness what happens while Superman arrests the man. Lois and Clark start investigating the case and they discover that a new criminal organisation called Intergang, buys property in South Metropolis at very low prices.
Superman tries to help but after an encounter with Martin Snell, the lawyer of Intergang, he is unable to do anything because of their threats against everyone he loves. He still finds a way to help when Lois gives him the idea to be in South Metropolis undercover, so Intergang will not know that Superman is there.

Meanwhile Mayson Drake, the prosecuting deputy district attorney assigned to the case, shows interest in Clark but she hates Superman for she sees him as a vigilante taking the law into his own hands. This interest makes Lois jealous of her and tries to keep Clark away from her, especially when Lois discovers that Mayson's ex boss is Bill Church, a man who she believes is the leader of Intergang but she has no proof.

Eventually, Lois and Clark work with Mayson and they manage to get Snell arrested but the moment he is ready to reveal who is the leader of Intergang, Church blows up the room killing him.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Farrah Forke as Deputy D.A. Mayson Drake

### Guest starring

* Bruce Weitz as Martin Snell
* Dick Miller as Mike Lane
* Steven Gilborn as Lois's Police Contact
* Michael Holden as Judge Lance A. Davis
* Peter Boyle as Bill Church

#### Co-starring

* Dwayne L. Barnes as Baby Rage
* Philippe Bergeron as French Operative
* James Kiriyama-Lem as Tech One

**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...
Ordinary People

**Ordinary People** is the second episode of the third season.

## Plot

Great body -- he'll take it! A deranged millionaire thinks his head would look great on Superman's physique.

## Plot Summary

The Daily Planet receives an invitation to visit an island resort for a review and Perry convinces Lois and Clark to be the ones to go so they can work on their relationship. Lois and Clark challenge each other that while being at the island, Lois will not work and Clark will not use any of his superpowers.

This bet seems to work fine and the two of them start to have a good time when Spencer Spencer, the owner of the "resort", kidnaps them in order to make Superman come to their rescue. Spencer wants to steal Superman's body to replace his own deformed one.

Clark, to save Lois' life, reveals that he is Superman, and Spencer uses Kryptonite to make him weak and be able to operate on him. While preparing to operate, Lois escapes and saves Superman's life, while Spencer is killed.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* David Leisure as Spencer Spencer
* Carlos Lacamara as Dr. Pescado
* Vincent Guastaferro as Belzer

**Episodes:** We Have a Lot to Talk About • **Ordinary People** • Contact • When Irish Eyes Are Killing • Just Say Noah • Don't Tug on Superman's Cape • Ultra Woman • Chip Off the Old Clark • Super Mann • Virtually Destroyed • Home Is Where the Hurt Is • Never on Sunday • The Dad Who Came In from the Cold • Tempus, Anyone? • I Now Pronounce You... • Double Jeopardy • Seconds • Forget Me Not • Oedipus Wrecks • It's a Small World After All • Through a Glass, Darkly • Big Girls Don't Fly
Krypton Globe

The **Krypton Globe** is a device that resembles Superman's home planet of Krypton.

It was attached to Superman's spaceship by Superman's biological parents Jor-El and Lara as a way of giving their son the information he needed about his origins and heritage just before they sent their son to Earth and Krypton was destroyed.

After baby Superman landed in Smallville, the ship along with the globe was stolen by an organisation called Bureau 39 and kept in a warehouse, but during an investigation, Clark found and retrieved it. (*Strange Visitor (From Another Planet*))

A few months later it began glowing and showed Clark holograms of his father Jor-El telling his son about his past showing images of himself and his mother saving their son. However Lex Luthor stole it and saw a few of the images himself, also understanding Superman's past.

But Superman managed to get it back and it showed one final image of himself as a baby leaving the planet before it's explosion. Clark realized that his biological parents had saved his life and held them in high regard, but was still puzzled at why they couldn't of saved themselves.

The globe was then kept in Clark's old childhood tree house called the Fortress of Solitude in Smallville where no one would steal it again. So far no more images and holograms had been shown after that. (*Foundling*)
Johnny Corben

### Appearance

Black hair, metal body branded with a Möbius strip symbol, wears casual and smart clothing

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

Scott Valentine

*"There ain't nobody that's gonna mess with me, I'm as strong as Superman!"*
—Johnny Corben

**Johnny Corben** (aka **Metallo**) is a villain in the series.

Once an ordinary thief and boyfriend of Lucy Lane until two insane scientists transformed him into a Kryptonite powered cyborg designed to kill Superman.

He was portrayed by Scott Valentine.
Emma Samms

**Emma Elizabeth Wylie Samuelson** (born August 28, 1960), known professionally as **Emma Samms** is an actress, model and television host who portrayed *Lex Luthor*'s deadly ex-wife *Arianna Carlin* in the second season episode *Madame Ex*.

She is also known for her soap opera roles as *Holly Sutton Scorpio* in *General Hospital* and *Fallon Carrington Colby* in *Dynasty* and it's spin off *The Colbys* which also starred Tracy Scoggins and Claire Yarlett, *Grayson Louder* in *Models Inc.* and *Amanda Clay* in *Doctors*.

## Trivia

* She was the second actress from *Dynasty* and *The Colbys* to appear on the show and the first to guest star. Tracy Scoggins (*Monica Colby*) had previously starred as Catherine "Cat" Grant, one of the main cast members in Season 1 and Clare Yarlett (*Bliss Colby*) later appeared in Season 2 as Dr. Katherine Wilder in the episode Target: Jimmy Olsen!.
* Both she and her co-star Tracy Scoggins have modelled for *Inside Sports Magazine*, Tracy in 1985 and Emma in 1988.
* Emma starred with the late actor John Candy in a comedy film called *Delirious* in 1991. The cast members included the late Charles Rocket who also guest starred in Season 2 as Ryan Wiley in the episode Operation Blackout.

## Gallery

Emma as **Holly Hutton Scorpio** in **General Hospital**Emma (**Fallon Carrington Colby**) with the cast of **Dynasty** and **The Colbys** including **Tracy Scoggins** (**Monica Colby**) and **Claire Yarlett** (**Bliss Colby**)Emma as **Grayson Louder** in **Models Inc.**Emma as **Amanda Clay** in **Doctors**
Barbarians at the Planet

**Barbarians at the Planet** is the twentieth episode of the first season.

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

## Plot

At least she doesn't have to change the monogram on her towels. Lois agrees to be Lex Luthor's bride to be after the evil genius buys the Daily Planet...and even after Clark declares his love for her.

## Plot Summary

Lex proposes to Lois who is surprised and asks him some time to answer. Lex, to force Lois accept his proposal, buys the Daily Planet to "save" it from closing but things do not get better.

When Lex hires an inexperienced young man named Chip to be Perry's boss, Perry angrily leaves the newspaper. Jimmy and Jack are also dissatisfied with the new positions and leave as well. Later on, a planted bomb by Lex that seems to be detonated by Jack, destroys the newspaper completely and Jack ends ups in jail as a scapegoat who was framed by Lex and Mrs Cox.

Lex claims that is impossible to rebuild the newspaper and offers Lois a job on television which she accepts. Perry decides to retire while Clark and Jimmy have no jobs.

Lex also finds a chunk of Kryptonite and decides to use it to eventually kill Superman

Meanwhile, Lois tells Clark about Lex's proposal, something that makes him furious especially since Lois is thinking about it and did not say no to him. Clark, in an attempt to stop Lois from marrying Lex, confesses his love to her and tries to make her see that Lex is not who he seems to be. Lois tells him that she loves him too but as a friend and later on confesses her love to Superman. When Superman makes it clear that the two of them will never be together, Lois accepts Lex's proposal.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Beverly Johnson as Mrs. Cox
* Patrick Kilpatrick as Devane
* Barbara Beck as Sandra Ellis
* Castulo Guerra as Mr. Devane
* Alex Nevil as Chip Peterson
* Darby Hinton as Fire Chief

**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
Michael Landes

**Michael Christopher Landes** (born September 18, 1972) is an actor who portrayed *Jimmy Olsen* in the first season of the series, which was also his first major role.

He is also known for his roles of *Detective Nicholas O'Malley* in the sci-fi comedy TV series *Special Unit 2*, *Thomas Burke* in the film *Final Destination 2* and *David Conlon* in the comedy drama series *The Wedding Bells*.

## Trivia

The reason why Michael didn't reprise his role after the first season was because the producers perceived him as resembling his co-star Dean Cain too much. The role was then given to Justin Whalen for the next three seasons. Michael was described not to be pleased about it.
Vatman

**Vatman** is the eighteenth episode of the first season.

## Plot

Superman discovers there's a powerful new villain in town: Superman! Lex Luthor develops a Superman clone with all his powers and just one goal: destroy the real Man of Steel.

## Plot Summary

Superman saves a crippled jet in Paris while Clark is at the Daily Planet and watches the event on TV in shock. He has no idea who that new Superman is, so tries to find him and talk to him but it is not easy.

Clark wonders if he has a twin brother but in reality the new Superman is actually a clone that Lex Luthor created to kill Superman. Lois comes closer to the clone but being so close makes her realise that this guy is not the Superman she knows since he not acting his usual self.

Clark manages to talk to the clone and the only thing he can learn is that the clone believes that they are enemies and his "father" told him to stay away from him. When Superman starts asking questions about the clone's childhood, it makes the clone start wondering if his "father" has been lying to him.

The clone asks Luthor about it but he is not getting any answers, only that he has to kill Superman as soon as possible. The clone overhears that he is dying which is the reason why Luthor wants him to kill Superman sooner than they thought.

The clone and Superman confront each other but at the last moment, the clone confesses the truth to Superman without telling him though who created him. Before he dies, the clone gets the lock of hair that Luthor used to clone the real Superman and takes it to the Man of Steel to destroy it and him so no one can clone him again.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Michael McKean as Dr. Fabian Leek
* Sam Rubin as newscaster
* Ira Heiden as messenger

## Trivia

The shooting star insignia of Superman's shield in the starry sky at the end of this episode would later be used in the opening of episodes for Seasons 3 and 4.

**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
Victor

**Victor** is a villain who appeared in two episodes in the second season of the series.

He was a electronics engineer who was also the bumbling sidekick of Kyle Griffin (aka The Prankster).

Due to Kyle's impatience and being failure intolerant, Victor was always the target of Kyle's anger whenever he took too long in telling him something or made mistakes.

He was portrayed by Rick Overton.

## Episode Appearances

### Season 2

* The Prankster
* Return of the Prankster
Robert Beltran

**Robert Adame Beltran** (born November 19, 1953) is actor who portrayed *Fuentes* in the first season episode *Fly Hard*.

He is best known for his portrayal of *Commander Chakotay* in *Star Trek: Voyager* as well as his stage acting and portrayal of *Raoul Mendoza* in the black comedy film *Eating Raoul*.

## Trivia

* He is now the first actor from the *Star Trek* franchise to make a guest appearance. Later two cast members from another series *Star Trek: The Next Generation* appeared in the next two seasons; Denise Crosby (Lieutenant Tasha Yar) appeared in Season 2 as Gretchen Kelly and Jonathan Frakes (Commander William Riker) appeared with his wife Genie Francis as Tim and Amber Lake in Season 3.

## Gallery

Robert as **Commander Chakotay** in **Star Trek: Voyager**
Lane Davies

**Lane Davies** (born July 31, 1950) is an actor and singer who portrayed criminal from the future *Tempus* in five episodes in the second to fourth seasons of the series.

He is also known for his Shakespearean acting stage roles and his various other television and soap roles.

## Trivia

Lane shares the same birthday with Dean Cain (Clark Kent/Superman).
Frank Gorshin

**Frank John Gorshin, Jr.** (April 5, 1933 - May 17, 2005) was an actor, impressionist and comedian who portrayed obnoxious lawyer Sharpie Lawyer in the second season episode *Whine, Whine, Whine*.

He is best known for his role as The Riddler in the *1960s television series* and it's *film*, as well as his stage work and many other film and television appearances.

He was married to Christina Randazzo (1957 until his death) and has a son named Mitchell.

## Trivia

In the episode he guest starred in, Frank was also joined by Batman series co-star Adam West (Batman/Bruce Wayne) who portrayed news reporter Jerry, though they never had any screen time together.

## Gallery

Frank as **The Riddler** in the 1960s **Batman** franchise
Soul Mates

**Soul Mates** is the fourth episode of the fourth season.

## Plot

It's Lois and Clark's wedding night, the newlyweds are in a clinch and H.G. Wells pops up with connubiality-busting news.

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark are ready to consummate their marriage when their friend; time traveller H.G. Wells appears to inform them that they cannot do it since there is a curse on their love and if they do, tragedy would strike every time they consummate. The man who is behind the curse is the evil Tempus and the only way to lift it is for them to travel back in time, to their past lives when the curse was used.

They first travel back in time to a Medieval era where Tempus is a Lord known as Baron Tempos and Clark is Sir Charles, his best knight. Clark does not have his powers but he has a secret identity called the Fox, a Robin Hood type hero who steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Lois is Lady Loisette, Baron Tempos' girlfriend but also the Fox's secret lover.

Lois and Clark try to break the curse and when they think they did, they get back to Metropolis in the present, only to discover that Tempus is out of prison, now a King and about to marry Lois.

They go back in time again this time to a Western era where Clark has another secret identity as a gun slinging hero called the Lone Rider. Tempus is now bandit Tempus Tex and he is blackmailing Lulu (who is Lois) into marrying him or he'll kill her parents.

Clark rescues Lois' parents, fights Tempus and hands him over to be arrested by the Sheriff. They then all return to the present and discover that the curse has been lifted and Metropolis is back to normal. H.G. Wells leaves wishing them many happy regards for their future together while Lois and Clark finally consummate their marriage.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring Cast

* Lane Davies as Tempus
* Terry Kiser as H.G. Wells

#### Co-starring

* Nick Meaney as Soldier #1
* Tim O'Hare as Soldier #2

**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
Adam West

**William West Anderson** (September 19, 1928 - June 9, 2017), known professionally as **Adam West**  was an actor who portrayed Jerry, the news reporter in the second season episode *Whine, Whine, Whine*.

He was best known for his role as *Batman/Bruce Wayne* in the *1960s television series*, it's *film* and two animated features: *Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders* and *Batman vs. Two-Face* as well as his many other film and television appearances.

Adam had married three times: Billie Lou Yeager (1950-1956), Ngahra Frisbie Dawson (1957-1962) and Marcelle Tagand Lear (1970 until his death).

He also has four children; daughter Jonelle S. Anderson and son Hunter Anderson from his second marriage, son Perrin West, daughter Nina West and two step daughters; Moya and Jill Lear from his third.

## Trivia

In the episode he guest starred in, Adam was also joined by Batman series co-star Frank Gorshin (The Riddler) who portrayed Sharpie Lawyer, though they had no screen time together.

## Gallery

Adam as **Batman/Bruce Wayne** in the 1960s **Batman** franchise
Clark's Apartment

**Clark's Apartment** is a place where Clark lived during his stay in Metropolis.

It was very spacious and contained many rooms including a lounge, bedroom, kitchen, a shower and a secret closet where he got to keep his Superman costumes.

Clark was often visited by his parents, friends and occasionally some unwelcome guests. After marrying Lois, Clark sold it and bought a bigger house for them to live in.

## Gallery

The bedroomThe closet with a secret compartment that holds his costumes.
Top Copy

**Top Copy** is the fourteenth episode of the second season.

## Plot

"Clark Kent is Superman!" A hotshot television journalist who's also an assassin fro Intergang, discovers Clark's secret identity...and reveals it on nationwide TV.

## Plot Summary

A television news reporter, Diana Stride, wants to discover the true identity of Superman and expose him to the public. Her first attempts are not much successful since Clark manages every time to appear in front of her as Superman, before she realises who he really is.

At the same time, Mr. X, a former member of Intergang, is about to testify against Intergang and one of its assassins. As it turns out, the assassin is Diana, who attempts to silence him before he does it. Superman gets into her way and she decides to kill him. She kisses Superman while wearing a Kryptonite lipstick, something that makes Superman very sick since the Kryptonite enters his body and spreads like a cancer.

Before he is rushed to the hospital, Diana finds out that Clark Kent is Superman and makes a story about it on TV while Superman finds a way to destroy the dangerous substance that is inside him.

Everyone is surprised when they hear the news about Superman's true identity and Clark organises a press interview to prove that he is not Superman. With the help of his parents, they create an hologram of Superman that appears during the interview while Clark is also standing there, and the Man of Steel explains that Clark is his friend and he helps him by keeping his things at his house. After the press interview, Superman goes on to arrest Diana, whose Superman story has now been seen as a hoax.

## Guest Cast

### Guest Starring

* Robert Culp as Michael DeSanto/Mr. X
* Wayne Pére as Rolf
* Tom Virtue as Dr. Darryl

**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...
Shelley Long

**Shelley Lee Long** (born August 23, 1949) is an actress and comedian who portrayed *Lucille Newtrich* in the third season episode *Ultra Woman*.

She is best known for her roles of *Diane Chambers* in the sitcom *Cheers* and its spin off *Frasier*, *Carol Brady* in *The Brady Bunch* film series and *Delia "DeDe" Prichett* in *Modern Family*.

Shelley has also had many other various film roles including *Anne Crowley* in *The Money Pit*, *Lauren Ames* in *Outrageous Fortune*, *Lucy Chadman* in *Hello Again*, *Phyllis Nefler* in *Troop Beverly Hills* in which she co-starred with Mary Gross and *Ellen Andrews* in *Freaky Friday*.

## Trivia

* Shelley appeared in the movie *Susie Q* which also starred Justin Whalin.

## Gallery

Shelley as **Diane Chambers** in **Cheers** and it's spin off **Frasier**Shelley as **Anne Crowley** in **The Money Pit**Shelley as **Lauren Ames** in **Outrageous Fortune**Shelley as **Lucy Chadman** in **Hello Again**Shelley as **Phyllis Nefler** in **Troop Beverly Hills**Shelley as **Carol Brady** in **The Brady Bunch** film seriesShelley as **Ellen Andrews** in **Freaky Friday**Shelley as **Delia "DeDe" Prichett** in **Modern Family**