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When Irish Eyes Are Killing

**When Irish Eyes Are Killing** is the fourth episode of the third season.

## Plot

Lover, come back. Lois uses an old beau to respark the flame with Clark. But the Beau is using Lois too.

## Plot Summary

Patrick Sullivan, an old friend of Lois, arrives in Metropolis and he makes clear that he is in love with her and asks her out. Lois accepts his offer to make Clark jealous.

Meanwhile, rare antique items are being stolen from different museums and a deposit box. Clark puts the pieces together and tells Lois that Patrick is the one who stole the items in order to make a Druid sacrifice using her as the human sacrifice, but Lois believes that Clark is just jealous.

Clark is proven right and Superman saves Lois at the last minute and also destroys the mask with the emeralds that Patrick stole and wore to give him the power to make the sacrifice.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Julian Stone as Patrick Sullivan
* Ilana Levine as Veronica Kipling
* Tom Todoroff as Shamus

**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
Jessica Tuck

**Jessica Ines Tuck** (born February 19, 1963) is an actress and voice actress who portrayed *Toni Taylor* in the first season episode *I've Got a Crush on You*.

She is also best known for her roles of *Megan Gordon Harrison* in *One Life to Live*, *Gillian Gray* in *Judging Amy* and *Nan Flanagan* in *True Blood*.
Beverly Johnson

**Beverly Ann Johnson** (born October 18, 1952) is a supermodel, actress, singer, writer and businesswoman who portrayed *Mrs. Cox* in the two-part finale of the first season.

She is known for being the most influential woman in fashion having previously modeled for *Vogue*, *Glamour* and *Elle*.

Beverly has also made several film and television appearances, been the host of reality documentary series *Beverly's Full House* and a judge on the model reality series *She's Got the Look*.

She has also written and published a book called *Beverly Johnson's Guide to a Life of Health and Beauty*.
Krypton

**Krypton** is a fictional planet in the series.

It was Superman's home planet which was destroyed after a terrible virus that spread to it's core affected it.

Superman was sent to Earth as a baby before the planet exploded while others escaped and formed a new civilisation on a new Krypton.

It had a red sun as opposed to the yellow sun of Earth which made the Kryptonians just as ordinary as humans.

When the planet exploded, fragments of the planet scattered on Earth forming rocks known as Kryptonite which was extremely deadly to all Kryptonians.

Clark first saw his home planet from a recording from a globe that resembled Krypton giving messages from his Kryptonian father Jor-El of his heritage and who he really was.
Lois Lane (Alternate Universe)

## Lois Lane

The **Lois Lane** of the Alternate universe is a mystery as she is an unseen character, but it can be assumed that she had the same appearance and personality of the other universe's Lois Lane.

## History

Nothing is mentioned about this Lois' past or what happened to her family except that she was a top reporter at the Daily Planet. In 1993, she then left Metropolis for an assignment in the Congo and was never seen again. After a while she was assumed dead and a gravestone was placed in the Metropolis cemetery in her memory.

### Season 3

When Lois from another universe arrived, she saw the grave stone and was amazed what had happened especially since her other self was presumed dead and this universe was a world of chaos and mayhem and Superman didn't exist. However thanks to Lois' help and encouragement, it's Clark Kent became the superhero he was destined to be. (*Tempus, Anyone?*)

### Season 4

Alternate Lois is mentioned when Lois is visited by the Alternate Clark. She told him that her feelings for her in the same way as hers for her Clark was for that particular Lois, but Alternate Clark answered that he had never met her as she had gone missing before he had even arrived.

Later on, Alternate Clark told his other self how lucky he was to have someone as loving and supporting like Lois and if the one from his universe had lived, his world would be a better place, especially for him. He had tried to find her with very little success, but H.G. Wells, a time-traveller offered to help Alternate Clark by travelling back in time before she disappeared and bring her back to the present alternate universe where they would be together. (*Lois and Clarks*)
Jor-El

* Season 1
* Season 3

**Jor-El** was Superman's biological father and the husband of Lara.

## History

Jor-El was a scientist who worked on Krypton for many years.

He had always wanted to explore the planet Earth as he found the planet fascinating and wanted to know of it's inhabitants and customs.

At some time he met and eventually married Lara and they had a son named Kal-El.

Soon Krypton began to crumble due to the infection of a virus spreading to the very core of the planet. With very little time, they salvaged what they could find to make a spaceship to send their baby boy to Earth which they considered a peaceful planet and also installed a globe that would give their son all the information he needed about his past as well as a shield resembling the House of El to let him know of his heritage.

They launched the ship into space, held each other's hands as they watched their son go and prepared themselves for the inevitable as their planet exploded into pieces.

### Season 1

Some years later, Kal-El had grown up and was now known to the world as Clark Kent aka Superman.

He found the globe as he investigated the warehouse of Bureau 39 who had stolen the spaceship and took the globe with him. (*Strange Visitor (From Another Planet)*)

Soon it began to play holograms of Jor-El telling his son about his past and heritage and images of himself and Lara saving their son.

Clark began to understand that Jor-El and Lara had saved his life and held them in high regard, but was still puzzled at why his biological parents couldn't save themselves. (*Foundling*)

### Season 3

Jor-El later appeared with Lara as a dream in Superman's thoughts but was made to mess with Superman's mind by the villainous sorcerer Baron Sunday as a way of weakening the Man of Steel. But Superman once again understood of his origins and foiled Sunday's plans. (*Never on Sunday*)

Jor-El appeared once again when Clark was visited by two fellow Kryptonians Ching and Zara. Together with both the hands of Clark and Zara touching the ship, a hologram of Jor-El appeared announcing his son's heritage to marry Zara and become ruler of New Krypton, though this made Clark extremely uneasy as he had already a strong relationship with Lois Lane. (*Big Girls Don't Fly*)

### Season 4

Jor-El was mentioned when Clark was put on trial by his fellow Kryptonians. He tells the court how grateful he was to him for saving his life. (*Battleground Earth*)
Beverly Garland

**Beverly Lucy Garland** (née **Fessenden**, born October 17, 1926 - November 5, 2008) was an actress who portrayed Ellen Lane in the third and fourth seasons.

She is best known for her starring role of *Officer Patricia "Casey" Jones* in the crime drama television series *Decoy* and her other roles of *Barbara Harper Douglas* in *My Three Sons*, *Dotty West* in *Scarecrow and Mrs. King* and *Ginger Jackson* in *7th Heaven*.

## Gallery

Beverly as **Officer Patricia "Casey" Jones** in **Decoy**Beverly as **Barbara Harper Douglas** in **My Three Sons**Beverly as **Dotty Smith** in **Scarecrow and Mrs. King**Beverly as **Ginger Jackson** in **7th Heaven**
Honeymoon in Metropolis

**Honeymoon in Metropolis** is the eleventh episode of the first season.

## Plot

Lois and Clark check into the honeymoon suite. No, it's not what you think. They're undercover, on the trail of a crooked Congressman and international arms dealer who threaten national security.

## Plot Summary

Lois decides to take a weekend off from work and books the honeymoon suit on a luxurious hotel to relax. While being there, she witnesses Congressman Ian Harrington possibly making a dirty deal across the street about a top secret government project named "Shock Wave" with arms dealer Thaddeus Roarke.

She takes some photos of the men exchanging money and when she returns to the Daily Planet, she asks Perry to let her go back to investigate the subject. Perry agrees but decides to send both, Lois and Clark, undercover as a newly wed couple to stay at the suit and spy on the two men.

Lois and Clark experience how it is like to live with someone else while at the same time they discover that Roarke plans to sabotage a weapon test of the navy causing the lives of millions of people. Superman manages to stop the disaster and saves Metropolis. Roarke is arrested and Congressman Harrington set up a sting operation to put him behind bars.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Charles Frank as Congressman Harrington
* Charles Cyphers as Thaddeus Roarke
* Richard Libertini as Sore Throat

**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
Martha Kent

### Appearance

Brown hair (formerly now Blonde and shortened through the seasons), round framed glasses, wears casual attire

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

K Callan

**Martha Kent** is a main character in series.

She was the loving adoptive mother of Clark Kent and one of the few people who knew her son's true identity. Martha even helped design his costume which Superman is very proud of.

She was portrayed by K Callan.

## Episode Appearances

Season 1
* Pilot
* Strange Visitor (From Another Planet)
* Neverending Battle
* I'm Looking Through You
* The Green, Green Glow of Home
* The Man of Steel Bars
* Honeymoon in Metropolis
* All Shook Up
* Illusions of Grandeur
* The Ides of Metropolis
* Foundling
* Vatman
* Barbarians at the Planet
* The House of Luthor (Phone call)

Season 2
* Madame Ex
* The Source
* Church of Metropolis
* That Old Gang of Mine
* A Bolt from the Blue
* Season's Greedings
* Chi of Steel
* The Eyes Have It
* Top Copy
* Tempus Fugitive
* Whine, Whine, Whine
* And the Answer Is...

Season 3
* We Have a Lot to Talk About
* Contact
* Just Say Noah
* Don't Tug on Superman's Cape
* Ultra Woman
* Chip Off the Old Clark
* Home Is Where the Hurt Is
* I Now Pronounce You...
* Double Jeopardy
* Seconds
* Forget Me Not
* Big Girls Don't Fly

Season 4
* Lord of the Flys
* Battleground Earth
* Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding
* The People vs. Lois Lane
* Stop the Presses
* 'Twas the Night Before Mxymas
* Sex, Lies and Videotape
* Lois and Clarks
* Toy Story
* The Family Hour
Klaus Mensa

### Appearance

Reddish hair, wears smart suits, big bulging head (due to his experiments with brain power)

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

Harry Anderson

*Do you know the average human uses less than 10% of his brain? I use 98.6% of mine.*
—Klaus Mensa

**Dr. Klaus Mensa** is a villain in the series.

He was a dangerous man with great brain power, so powerful that he could control items by telekinesis. His enormous head gave him the nickname "Fathead", which he always hated and physically harmed anyone who called him it.

He was also one of the few villains to know Superman's true identity, but when he lost his brain power so did his knowledge.
Madame Ex

**Madame Ex** is the first episode of the second season.

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

## Plot

Lex Luthor is ended...but the malady lingers on. His vengeful ex-wife use psychology, plastic surgery and Kryptonite! - in a devious plot to vanquish Lois Lane and Superman.

## Plot Summary

Arianna Carlin, Luthor's ex-wife arrives in Metropolis seeking revenge for his death and her targets are Lois and Superman, whom she thinks responsible for it. With the help of Dr. Heller, a plastic surgeon who worked for Lex and she later kills, she creates a duplicate of Lois.

Dr Carlin used her books to get the public to hate Superman and turn against him and make Lex Luthor like a hero. The duplicate does things that Lois would never do, like accusing Superman for killing Lex or throwing a tear gas in the newsroom of the Daily Planet, to make everyone believe that Lois got crazy.

At the same time, Arianna gets hired by Perry on the Daily Planet as a therapist and pushes everyone to believe even more that Lois is not herself and she needs help. Clark decides to help Lois investigate the truth even though he is not sure if he has to believe her when she says that she is fine. Eventually, they discover the true identity of Arianna as Lex's ex-wife and they reveal the truth but not before Arianna captures Lois and attempts to kill Superman using a Kryptonite bullet making it look like Lois did it.

Lois manages to help Superman and he makes sure that Arianna and the duplicate gets arrested.

Meanwhile Dr. Gretchen Kelly, who is taking care of Lex's body that was stolen from the morgue after his death, tells him that Arianna failed but he will always have her.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Thomas Ryan as Detective Ryder
* Denise Crosby as Dr. Gretchen Kelly
* Earl Boen as Dr. Heller
* Jack Kruschen as Captain Keene
* Barry Livingston as Sheldon Bender

#### Co-starring

* Julie Araskog as Sandy Martin
* Tony DiBenedetto as News Stand Operator
* John Wheeler as Shop Owner
* Juan Garcia as Homeless Guy
* Joe Ochman as Male Staffer
* Bradley Weissman as Male Demonstrator
* Traylor Hall as Secretary
* Jessica Hecht as Female Staffer
* Carole Wyand as Woman Demonstrator
* Gregg Brazzell as Construction Worker
* Tony Blake as Pedestrian

**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...
Pheromone, My Lovely

**Pheromone, My Lovely** is the tenth episode of the first season.

## Plot

You're scent-sational! A scheming chemist douses the Daily Planet staff with attraction-inducing perfume. The results: Jimmy pursues a model, Perry White falls for the cleaning woman, and Lois has the hots for Clark.

## Plot Summary

Lex Luthor cuts the funding of Miranda's research, a chemist who is in love with him and they were ex-lovers. To prove to Lex that he was wrong and her research is valid, she uses her new perfume formula and sprays the staff of the Daily Planet that includes a chemical that removes all the sexual inhibition.

Everyone in the Daily Planet start acting weird and crazy in love but Clark is not affected by the chemical. With Lois hitting on him, Clark tries to find out what caused this madness. When the effect of the chemical wears off, Lois and Clark discover that the perfume Miranda sprayed them with contains specific pheromones which lead them to act the way they did.

Meanwhile, Miranda plans to spray the whole town with an advanced formula of the perfume that will cause permanent damage to people. Lex who believes Miranda will carry out her threat, asks Superman's help to stop her before it is too late. Superman manages to stop Miranda in time and pretends to be affected by the pheromones so Lois can kiss him, much to Lex's disgust. Lex has now fallen in love with Lois and he now sees the Man of Steel as a rival for her affections.

## Guest Cast

#### Co-starring

* Courtney Taylor as April
* Sophia Santi as Rehalia
* Jeff Austin as Phil
* Conrad Goode as Hans

**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
Courtney Peldon

**Courtney Peldon** (born April 13, 1981) is an American film and television actress who portrayed Amy Valdez in the first season episode *Smart Kids*, a role in which she also won an award for Best Youth Actress Guest Starring in a Television Show.

Courtney has had many other roles in both film and television including *Debbie O'Shea* in the 1994 film *Little Giants*, *Darci Payne* in *Harry and the Hendersons* and *Lauren* in *Home Improvement*.

She has also won many other awards for her best performances as a young actress. Her younger sister Ashley is also a famous actress.
Stop the Presses

**Stop the Presses** is the tenth episode of the fourth season.

## Plot

Perry's promoted and the new editor of the Daily Plant is...Lois! Think Clark will get along with his new boss?

## Plot Summary

Perry gets promoted to a new position upstairs above the newsroom and the new position of editor-in-chief goes to Lois. It puts Lois under a lot of pressure and she hardly has any free time to herself.

Meanwhile, Clark investigates a story that has to do with the disappearance of a well known computer hacker named Eric Press.

When strange things begin happening all over Metropolis involving computer hacking, Clark believes that Eric is involved but the lack of evidence leads Lois to kill his story. This leads to their first serious fight and causes troubles to their marriage.

It is revealed that behind the hacking is indeed Eric but only because his brother Ethan forces him to do it since he wants to get revenge on Superman for killing their childhood hero Lex Luthor.

Superman is out to encounter the two brothers while Lois puts the pieces together and realises that Clark's story was important and that he is in danger. The Presses block out the yellow sun to prevent Superman from recharging his powers and use a deadly weapon called the A-Tech Quantum Dispander (a new improved version of the weapon Lex used to kill Superman in *Seconds*) to kill him.

Fortunately Superman gets his powers back and takes them into custody. Clark and Lois get back together and Perry, who is not really satisfied with his new position, asks Lois to run the paper together but Lois declines his offer telling him that she prefers to be a reporter as she has always been.

## Guest Cast

### Guest Starring

* Charles Esten as Ethan Press
* Jeff Juday as Eric Press
* James DuMont as Ralph Jarvis
* Krisinda Cain as Darlene
* Nicole Robinson as Annie
* James Martin Jr. as Harry
* Bahni Turpin as Carly
* Raymond O'Keefe as The Colonel
* Tanika Ray as Researcher
* Nicholas Shaffer as Technician

**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
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (Graphic Novel)

During the success of the first season, DC Comics published a graphic novel. The first edition was published on July 1, 1994 with the byline:

"*The stories that inspired the hit ABC television show*."

It contained an introduction by famous Superman author and artist John Byrne along with various classic Superman comic strips from the 1980s and 1990s from the talents of himself, Jerry Ordway and various others.

The strips themselves are described to be an inspiration to the creation of the show itself, such as the development of the characters, settings and storylines.
Antonio Sabàto Jr.

**Antonio Sabàto Jr.** (born February 29, 1972) is an actor, model and politician who portrayed *Bob Stanford/Deathstroke* in the fourth season episode *Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark*.

He is best known for modelling for *Calvin Klein* and appearing as *Jagger Cates* in the soap opera *General Hospital*.

## Characters portrayed by Antonio Sabàto Jr. in the series

Bob Stanford

Deathstroke
We Have a Lot to Talk About

**We Have a Lot to Talk About** is the first episode of the third season.

It begins where the last episode left off with Clark proposing to Lois.

## Plot

Clark's marriage proposal to Lois doesn't get quite the response he hoped for. Lois is glad, sad...and mad!

## Plot Summary

Lois answers to Clark's proposal with the question "Who's asking? Clark or Superman?" and when Clark asks how long she has known, she says since the previous night. Lois is hurt and mad because Clark was lying to her all this time while Clark tries to explain why he could not tell her his secret.

While Lois tries to come to terms with the revelation of Superman's identity, Bill Church returns to Metropolis wanting to make it the safest city.

Despite his good intentions, Lois and Clark do not trust this change of heart and try to prove that Church has not changed. Bill Church Jr. along with Mindy, Church's new wife, try to set up Church by putting a bomb at the museum's gala to send him back in prison so they can take over the company.

Lois manages to disarm the bomb with Clark's help while not only Bill Church Sr. gets arrested but also his son, leaving Mindy to take over the company herself and re-launch Intergang.

Later Superman takes Lois to a very special place in the sky where they agree to wait for the right time to get married.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Peter Boyle as Bill Church
* Bruce Campbell as Bill Church, Jr.
* Sal Viscuso as Bobby Bigmouth
* Jessica Collins as Mindy Church

### Guest starring

* David Sederholm as the man in black

**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
Lane Smith

**Walter Lane Smith III** (April 23, 1936 - June 13, 2005), known professionally as **Lane Smith** was an actor who portrayed editor in chief *Perry White* in all the seasons of the series.

He was also known for his television role of *Nathan Bates* in the sci-fi series *V* and his various film roles including *Mayor Bates* in *Red Dawn*, *Coach Jack Reilly* in *The Mighty Ducks* and *Jim Trotter III* in *My Cousin Vinny*.
Edward Hanson

*"You hold out on me and you'll regret it!"*
—Edward Hanson

**Edward Hanson** is a villain in the series.

He was a scientist who suffered a terrible accident that mutated his body into a shadow that was vulnerable to light. Hanson then became a killer for hire.

## History

Dr. Hanson was a scientist who worked at a chemical division for O'Neil Incorporated. During an experiment involving radioactive isotopes, he suffered a terrible accident which mutated his body into a grotesque dark shadow. To make matters worse, he was unable to survive in light and even the slightest shade of it would harm him.

### Season 4

At some point, Hanson met Lex Luthor, Jr. and agreed to help him murder several scientists related to the creation of an android named Vixen (that Jr. himself had helped create) in exchange for a antidote to cure his condition.

After taking out two of them: Angelo Martinelli and Lawrence Rankin by sliding under the door and snapping their necks, Hanson paid Jr. a visit asking for the antidote. Jr. told him that his work was not quite finished yet.

Hanson furiously grabbed him by his jumper and swore he would regret it if he welshed on his side of the deal. In retaliation, Jr. took a flashlight and shone it at Hanson, making him rear backwards against a wall in pain. Jr. then told him that he understood why Hanson didn't feel himself but if he roughed him up again, the antidote as well as Hanson's chance to ever live a normal life would go down the drain.

Jr. then sent him out promising to give him another target and said he had big plans to make Hanson's former boss Walter O'Neil pay.

Hanson then murdered another target named Paul Fleming and returned to Jr.'s lair again. Appearing on a nearby wall, he overheard both him and his other employee Leslie Luckabee saying that they would soon have exactly what they want and delighted that they now had the secret of Superman's identity from a recording left behind by Lex Sr..

Jr. then said that there never was an antidote to begin with, so Hanson had been played for a sap all along. They then made a cruel joke of Hanson being kept to stay on as he was handy to have around and wouldn't be able to do anything else except get a sideshow job at a carnival.

Hanson was livid and slammed his clenched fist on a nearby table, so hard that a piece of wood fell right through. He picked up a picture of Lois Lane that had fallen from the same table and decided to kill her as she was so precious to Jr. and then kill Jr. himself as vengeance.

He then went to Clark and Lois' house and attempted to kill Lois saying first it would be her then the son of the man who knew Superman's identity.

Superman arrived and after Lois' advice, who had found out Hanson's weakness earlier, the Man of Steel used his laser vision to light up a crystal chandelier.

The bright light made Hanson painfully fall to the ground until he disintegrated away to nothing.
Kathy

**Kathy** is a character in the series.

She was one of Larry Smiley's employees who captured the most important people and kept them in suspended animation to be ready for the time when Smiley himself would flood the world as the deranged man saw himself as the next Noah.

Kathy was eventually killed after she turned against Smiley and the others.
Mrs. Cox

*"I don't like that woman!"*
—Lois telling Lex about her dislike for Mrs. Cox

**Mrs. Cox** was a villain in the series.

She was the slinky personal assistant of Lex Luthor who helped in his schemes to sabotage Lois Lane's old life and have her for himself as well as the destruction of Superman.

She was portrayed by Beverly Johnson.

## History

Not much is known about Mrs. Cox except that she was married once to Mr. Cox, but he later died of unknown causes. When Lois later asked her about it and apologized for her loss, she told her coldly that she wasn't sorry he was gone which is assumed that they didn't get along or she had even arranged for him to be murdered.

She was then hired by Lex to be his personal assistant after his former Nigel St. John had left (reasons for this have never been mentioned).
Virtually Destroyed

**Virtually Destroyed** is the tenth episode of the third season.

This particular episode was co-written by Dean Cain himself.

## Plot

Strength doesn't cut it when you need I.T. skills. Superman requires Jimmy's help to foil a computer genius.

## Plot Summary

Jaxon Xavier, a computer geek billionaire, invites Lois and Clark to experience and review his new virtual reality program but his real motives show when he traps the two of them inside the program. Jaxon is obsessed with Lois and Lex Luthor and wants to extract some information from her to get into Luthor's computer brainwashing program to take over the world.

Lois and Clark realize that they are trapped in the program when they notice that Clark does not have his superpowers. Clark manages to escape by accident and he returns, as Superman, with the help of Jimmy to save Lois. In the process it's revealed that Jaxon is Luthor's illegitimate son and the three of them use that information against him to steal his wristwatch escape window and return to reality. Jaxon in a tearful rage, crashes the system trapping his mind inside his virtual world forever.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Andy Berman as Jaxon Xavier
* Andrew Bryniarski as X
* Paula Poundstone as the Voice of the Computer

**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
Isabel Sanford

**Eloise Gwendolyn Sanford** (August 12, 1917 - July 9, 2004), known professionally as **Isabel Sanford** was an actress who portrayed *Margaret Duffy* in the second season episode *Season's Greedings*.

She was best known for her role as *Louise "Wheezy" Mills-Jefferson* in the comedy *All in the Family* and it's spin off *The Jeffersons* which also starred *Sherman Hemsley* who played Ms. Duffy's boss *Winslow Schott* in the same episode.

## Gallery

Isabel (**Louise Jefferson**) with Sherman (**George Jefferson**) in **All in the Family** and it's spin off **The Jeffersons**
Amy Hathaway

**Amy Elizabeth Hathaway** (born 1974) is an actress who portrayed *Bonnie Parker* in the second season episode *That Old Gang of Mine*.

She is best known for her role of *Shelby Haskell* in the television series *My Two Dads* which also starred Staci Keanan and her co-starring film roles of *Kali* in *Last Exit to Earth*, *Tanya* in *Joyride* and *Lisa Morgan* in *Gemini Rising*.

Amy is currently now a board adviser and stock holder in iDream Media Inc.
Dr. Alan Golden

## Alan Golden

**Dr. Alan Holden** is a character in the series.

## History

Dr. Holden and his friend Dr. Wilder were U.S military scientists who worked on a project called "Valhalla" which was the choosing of three infants being induced with a dormant synthetic mind controlling virus that gave them free will to control themselves, leaving them with only a rash as an aftereffect.

But when the subjects were induced with a particular serum, it would make them mind controlled vegetables and use them as assassins whenever they heard the word "warrior". However they both had a change of decided to terminate it. The secret was kept for twenty years and during that time Dr. Wilder died from unknown causes and requested that the files of the project should be destroyed.

However the late scientist's greedy, sick-minded wife Claudette saw this as an excellent way to make money and persuaded their only daughter Katherine to help with this evil scheme.

### Season 2

Dr. Golden was sharing some time with Claudette, but this was only a distraction to keep him at bay while Katherine was searching for the file as Claudette was planning to use the subjects as assassins for hire. Dr. Golden soon caught on and tried to persuade her to not go through with it, and that tampering with people’s lives was dangerous. At that time, Claudette appeared along with her henchman Klaus, and said that this plan was her reward for being the “dotey military wife”. She persuaded Dr. Golden to be part of it, but he refused and once again tried to persuade Katherine to stop this horrible plot, but was fatally shot in the back by Claudette.

However his efforts were not in vain as Superman foiled their plot and the files were presumably destroyed for good.
Jerry Siegel

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

Jerry and Joe 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.

The episode I Now Pronounce You... was dedicated in his memory.
Brutal Youth

**Brutal Youth** is the fifth episode of the fourth season.

## Plot

Jimmy's boyhood pal comes staggering into the newsroom - white haired, wrinkled and *old*.

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark return from their honeymoon when an old man shows up at the Daily Planet asking for Jimmy. Before he tells him what he wants, the man drops dead and despite looking over seventy, his identity says he was a friend of Jimmy's named Benny Rockland that he is in his twenties. Lois and Clark go to Dr. Klein to find out what happened to him while a prisoner named Conner Shenk escapes from prison.

At S.T.A.R. Labs, Lois finds out that Superman's ageing process is different to a normal person. His Kryptonian molecular structure slows it down and will continue making him look young while Lois will look old as any other human being.

This greatly upsets Lois and she begins to see herself in the future as a very old woman compared to her youthful husband, even though Clark assures her that even if it is true, it will never change how he feels about her.

Meanwhile Jimmy, anxious to be a famous reporter himself, investigates on his own and gets captured by a scientist named Vita Duetsen who made experiments on youth. She was behind Shenk's escape as she needed another prisoner to test out her youth force machine. She tries the machine on both Jimmy and Shenk which makes Shenk young, but Jimmy to grow old at a terrible rate.

Shenk seems to be going back to his old self and along with Duetsen, decide that Superman's body would be ideal for making him young again and also knowing that Jimmy would be dead from the ageing process in a matter of hours decide to bring Superman to them.

Superman arrives with Lois outside and they tell him their terms. Shenk uses the machine first and rapidly ages backwards into a baby. Superman takes him away and places Jimmy in the machine which thanks to the Man of Steel's youth restores him to normal. Duetsen is then arrested with Shenks who will age back to his normal old self.

Clark is not displeased at losing some of his years as it helped his friend to survive and he later buys Duetsen's house much to Lois's delight where they can happily live together.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Caroline McWilliams as Dr. Vita Deutsen
* John D'Aquino as Young Conner Schenk

#### Co-starring

* Sandy Ward as Old Connor Schenk
* Don Keefer as Old Benny Rockland
* Randl Ask as Mister Larry
* Lynn Tufeld as Bank Teller
* Steven Rodriguez as Guard
* Barbara Pilavin as Old Lois Lane

## Trivia

Jack Larson had originally played Jimmy Olsen in *Adventures of Superman*.

**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
Susan Batten

**Susan Batten** (born September 21, 1961) is an actress, producer, screenwriter, hair stylist and make up artist who portrayed *Leigh-Anne Stipanovic* in the third season episode *Chip Off the Old Clark*.

She is best known for her role as *Luna Moody Holden* on the soap opera *One Life to Live* and has written two films: *Chasing Roots* (which she also produced, appeared in as *Betty* and won the *Spirit of Freedom Narrative* Award) and *Love, Once and Always*.
Contact

**Contact** is the third episode of the third season.

## Plot

Save the relationship or save the girl? When their romance endangers Lois, heartbroken Clark breaks up with her.

## Plot Summary

Lois drives home when she appears to have been abducted by aliens. In the following days, she seems to get into a trance situation and does things that put her life in danger, like jumping out of a helicopter.

Superman saves her every time and when she investigates about it with Clark, they discover that every time it happens, someone steals scientific gadgets.

They figure out that aliens did not abduct Lois but someone took her and injected her with a chip to make her do things and distract Superman, but they made it look like an alien abduction. Lois and Clark find that electronics expert Bob Fences and his personal assistant Simone are responsible for this and brings them to justice especially after their latest scheme injures Lois.

Afterwards Clark realizes that being with Lois puts her in constant danger since Superman's enemies use her as a target. He tells her that they cannot be together and breaks up with her.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Patrick Labyorteaux as Bob Fences
* Larry Hankin as Dr. Martin Solsvig
* Rochelle Swanson as Simone

**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
Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark

**Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark** is the eighth episode of the fourth season.

## Plot

Lois and Clark's new best buddies Bob and Carol seem too good to be true. And they are: Bob is the cold-blooded assassin Deathstroke.

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark meet a couple, Bob and Carol Stanford and become friends with them as they are very similar to them and have a lot of things in common.

Meanwhile Clark investigates a series of murders where all the victims seem to have the same mark of a figure eight on their chest by an assassin known as Deathstroke and Lois tries to get an interview with one of the richest men in town, Grant Gendell who has been living in isolation for twenty-three years.

After further investigating, Clark discovers that all the murder victims worked with Denzler, Gendell's lawyer and the assassin behind the murders is none other than their new friend Bob with Carol as his accomplice. Bob had a terrible accident with magnetism and received no compensation for his trouble so he has been wanting to get his revenge by killing Gendell and stealing his fortune.

Deathstroke and Carol follow Lois to Gendell's house but not before Superman arrives first and gives Lois, Gendell and Denzler the information he has discovered.

Deathstroke attempts to kill Gendell but Superman defeats him by destroying the suit that keeps his magnetic powers under control making everything metal in the room stick to him. The Stanfords are then arrested.

Later they meet Gendell who now has a date and go out for an evening with him.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Antonio Sabàto Jr. as Bob Stanford/Deathstroke
* Sydney Walsh as Carol Stanford
* Steve Hytner as Denzler
* Rif Hutton as Agent Rawlins

#### Co-starring

* Betsy Lynn George as Aurora
* Darrell Kunitomi as Dr. Kobiyashi

**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
Daily Planet

The **Daily Planet** is a world newspaper processing building and one of the main locations in the series.

It has had it's share of threats and even been burned down but the great Metropolitan newspaper is here to stay.

It was previously owned by the newspaper's board of directors, then by scheming businessman Lex Luthor who deliberately burned it down to collect the insurance, generous philanthropist Franklin Stern and later Lex Luthor, Jr. who employed jobbing actor Leslie Luckabee to run it while posing as him.

## Staff

* Clark Kent - Reporter
* Lois Lane - Reporter, Editor-in-Chief (temporarily)
* Perry White - Editor-in-Chief
* Jimmy Olsen - Researcher, Photographer and Junior Reporter
* Catherine "Cat" Grant - Society Columnist (formerly)
* Jack Milner - Assistant
* Steven Sanchez - Unknown application
* Chip Petersen - Supervising Editor-in-Chief (formerly)
* Arianna Carlin - Staff Psychologist (temporarily)
* Angela - Unknown application
* Skip Wallace - Classifieds (formerly)
* Ralph Jarvis - Reporter

## Gallery

The Daily Planet buildingThe NewsroomThe Meeting room
Simone

### Appearance

Long auburn hair, pearl earrings, wears black short skirted suit with leggings and high heels

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

Rochelle Swanson

**Simone** is a villainess in the series.

She was the attractive but deadly personal assistant to computer genius Bob Fences.

She was portrayed by Rochelle Swanson.

## History

Not much is known about Simone's past except that she was hired at some point by Bob to be his personal assistant. Together they planned to be rich from using a device created by Dr. Solsvig called the Microwave transmitter to hold countries at bay.

### Season 3

They then used Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane as pawn to distract Superman while they succeeded in stealing the items they needed to finish the transmitter.

After finally completely the transmitter and killing Dr. Solsvig after his voiced his opposition to the plan, they went to his laboratory and proceeded to strike against the Cayman Islands who had refused to give into their demand of one billion dollars to be delivered to an offshore bank or they would destroy their cities at 5pm, Eastern standard time.

Simone was still worried about Superman, but Bob said Lois should be putting herself in danger again, so the Man of Steel would be too distracted. However Superman and Lois entered, just after Bob turned on the transmitter. Superman then used his heat vision to destroy the rod on top of the transmitter, causing it topple and hang downwards. Bob then berated him as it was still going to fire but now the whole transmitter would explode.

Thinking quickly, Superman grabbed all three people from the laboratory and went to a corner, shielding them all with his cape while the transmitter exploded, sending flying debris everywhere. After Simone and Bob had recovered from the shock, they saw Superman go over to Lois who had a gash on her forehead and was unconscious. As Superman checked her pulse, Bob enquired about her. An enraged Superman berated both Simone and Bob for getting Lois involved in their scheme in the first place. The two shrank away, thinking Superman would kill them, but he instead tied the nasty assistant and her boss back to back with some heavy metal cable and left them for the authorities while he flew away with Lois to get her some medical attention. They watched Superman leave and struggled to get free as the Man of Steel had tied them up too strongly. They were most likely arrested after this.
Lord of the Flys

**Lord of the Flys** is the first episode of the fourth season.

It was the third part of a four-part story of the Kryptonian Battle.

## Plot

A world without Superman. Clark leaves Earth to rule New Krypton and Lord Nor arrives to institute a reign of terror.

## Plot Summary

Clark and Lois miss each other deeply. Clark is having problems when he reaches his people on a floating palace and tries to adjust to their customs especially when he and Zara have to consummate their marriage. Lois is having problems of her own when Perry is constantly asking her where Clark is.

Meanwhile Clark's rival Lord Nor has discovered the powers of the Earth's yellow sun would give him superpowers just like Kal-El, so he and his soldiers invade the planet starting with Clark's hometown Smallville and makes all the people including Clark's parents into slaves.

He even covers the whole town in an impregnable force field.

Lois manages to be smuggled onto the palace as a concubine and she and go to Smallville themselves disguised as slaves. Nor finds out that his rival is hiding and brings Clark's parents to him to be executed to make him surrender.

Clark reveals himself and Nor reveals in exchange for his parents' lives, he wants his throne and him gone forever.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring Cast

* Mark Kiely as Ching
* Justine Bateman as Zara
* Simon Templeman as Lord Nor

### Guest starring

* Richard Grove as Colonel Cash
* Mark Lindsay Chapman as Jen Mai
* James DuMont as Ralph Jarvis

**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
Denise Richards

**Denise Lee Richards** (born February 17, 1971) is an actress, former fashion model and television personality who portrayed *Angela* in the second season episode *Season's Greedings*.

She is best known for her numerous film and television roles including *Captain Carmen Ibanez* in *Starship Troopers*, *Kelly Lainer Van Ryan* in *Wild Things*, Bond girl *Dr. Christmas Jones* in *The World Is Not Enough*, *Debra Simon* in *Blue Mountain State*, *Karen Desai* in *Twisted* and *Shauna Fulton* in *The Bold and the Beautiful*.
Denise also co-starred with Dean Cain in the 2004 movie *I Do (But I Don't)*, playing the role of wedding planner *Lauren Crandell* and appeared in two reality television shows; *Denise Richards: It's Complicated* and  *The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills*.

She was formerly married to actor Charlie Sheen (2002-2006) and has three children; two daughters named Sam J. Sheen and Lola Rose Sheen and an adopted daughter named Eloise Joni Richards.

Denise has also published a memoir called *The Real Girl Next Door*.

## Gallery

Denise as **Captain Carmen Ibanez** in **Starship Troopers**Denise as **Kelly Lainer Van Ryan** in **Wild Things**Denise as **Dr. Christmas Jones** in **The World Is Not Enough**Denise (**Lauren Crandell**) with Dean (**Nick Corina**) in a promotional picture of the movie **I Do (But I Don't)**Denise as **Debra Simon** in **Blue Mountain State**Denise as **Karen Desai** in **Twisted**Denise as **Shauna Fulton** in **The Bold and the Beautiful**Denise promoting her book **The Real Girl Next Door**
Lori Fetrick

**Lori Fetrick** (born March 28, 1963) is an actress, former bodybuilder and executive who portrayed android Vixen in the fourth season episode *Faster Than a Speeding Vixen*.

She is best known for her role as female gladiator *Ice* in the famous television series *American Gladiators*.

## Gallery

Lori as **Ice** in **American Gladiators**
Joseph Gian

**Joseph Giangrosso** (born July 13, 1961), known professionally as **Joseph Gian** and **Joey Gian** is an actor and singer who portrayed *Clyde Barrow* in the second season episode *That Old Gang of Mine*.

He is best known for his roles as *Detective Tom Ryan* in the soap opera *Knots Landing* and *Officer Rick Silardi* in the comedy drama series *Hooperman* which also starred Sydney Walsh.

He was also lead male vocalist in the television show Star Search during it's year in 1986 and has appeared in many other television shows and movies including *Beverly Hills 90210*.