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Winslow Schott

*(Laughing evilly) "Merry Christmas Metropolis!" (Laughs again)*
—Winslow Schott

**Winslow Schott** (aka **The Toyman**) is a villain in the series.

He was a former toy maker turned bad when he lost his job and decided to give Metropolis the Christmas he felt they deserved.

He was portrayed by the late Sherman Hemsley.

## Biography

In his early years, Schott was a chemist. He then worked for a toy company, and was aided by Miss Duffy, a secretary. His toys were well-liked at first, and Schott enjoyed his job due to the satisfaction it brought customers. However, the prior year he was terminated for unsatisfactory performance. The reason being the most recent toys he made flopped in a test run, as the kids hated them, considering them lame as opposed to newer, more violent toys. Schott vowed revenge in a unique way, returning to his roots in chemistry to spend the next year concocting a chemical that would make people grabby and irrational, and dispersed it in small amounts inside a new disgusting toy called Atomic Space Rats. Like the Grinch, he decided to ruin Christmas for everyone, as well as make himself rich as the space rats caused a toy craze. Miss Duffy was also taken in as Schott bought her a luxury car from the money he made, claiming she deserved it considering she worked hard all her life for peanuts, but later expressed her disdain for Schott's plan. He was redeemed when he realized there are people who are decent and caring.

## Personality

Mr. Schott was a friendly caring man at heart, but being criticized by the kids he had made toys for and losing the job he loved unhinged him a bit, giving the impression that people were greedy, selfish and didn't care. However he changed his mind after saving a child from being hurt and she thanked him for the toy he had made. He then was overcome by shame for his crimes and helped Superman put right the trouble he had caused, therefore becoming a completely changed man.
H.G. Wells (1899)

## H.G. Wells

*This article is about the young self of H.G. Wells, for his older self see: H.G. Wells (1916)*

**H.G. Wells** is a character in Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman based on the real life author of the same name .

He is a time traveller who was fascinated by the past present and future and invented a gold fuelled time machine to take to various points in time, unfortunately he also met Tempus on his travels.

He was portrayed by Terry Kiser.
John Shea

**John Victor Shea III** (born April 14, 1949) is an actor, producer and director who portrayed Superman's arch-enemy *Lex Luthor* in the first season as a cast regular and in the later seasons as a guest star.

He is also known for his roles of *Adam Kane* in the science fiction television series *Mutant X* and *Harold Waldolf* in the teen drama *Gossip Girl*.

## Gallery

John as **Adam Kane** in **Mutant X**John as **Harold Waldolf** in **Gossip Girl**
Tempus Fugitive

**Tempus Fugitive** is the eighteen episode of the second season.

## Plot

Future Shock. H.G. Wells drops in - via his time machine and gives Lois and Clark of a surprising world to come. Then they race to the past to save baby Superman from a deadly fugitive from the future.

## Plot Summary

The legendary author H. G. Wells, arrives at the Daily Planet during Perry White's birthday and wants to talk to Lois and Clark. When they hear he is from the future, they believe he is crazy because of time travelling being impossible and the legendary author dying years ago in 1946, so they try to ignore him but Wells gets Clark's attention when he tells him that he knows he is Superman.

Wells leads Lois and Clark to his time machine to meet Tempus only to discover that he likes this world in the 20th century instead of his boring Utopian world in the 22nd century, and decides that he wants to travel back in time to when Superman first arrived on Earth, to kill him.

Tempus and Wells travel back in time but Wells changes the date to 1866 instead of 1966 to earn some time as well as leaving behind the instructions of how to build the time machine.

Superman builds the time machine and Lois and Clark get to 1966 where they realize that Tempus and Wells travelled to 1866 so they head there too. In 1866, Tempus reveals the truth about Superman's true identity to Lois, before he travels with Wells to 1966, leaving her alone and furious with Clark for not telling her.

Eventually, they all arrive in 1966 where Lois and Clark manage to stop Tempus killing an infant Superman with Kryptonite and make sure the Kents find the baby.

Wells takes Tempus to an insane asylum in Smallville in 1866 where he will do no more harm and returns to take Lois and Clark back to the present but a few moments before his first arrival so they will not remember anything, including Lois not remembering that Clark is Superman. Lois writes it down on the envelope of Perry's birthday card before they travel back home but Clark finds it and takes it away before Lois can read it.

H.G. Wells watches in the background and looking at his watch returns back home.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

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

### Guest starring

* Robert Costanzo as the gunstore owner
* Don Swayze as Jesse James
* Joshua Devane as Frank James

#### Co-starring

* Adam Grupper as Mugged Man in Alley

**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...
Tempus, Anyone?

**Tempus, Anyone?** is the fourteenth episode of the third season.

## Plot

Lois dead? Clark engaged to his hometown sweetheart? An alternate reality all seems too real for Lois.

## Plot Summary

Criminal from the future, Tempus returns to Metropolis and kidnaps Lois, taking her to a parallel universe where things are very different than her universe; she died a couple of years ago before Clark came to work at the Daily Planet, Jimmy is the owner of the newspaper, Perry is running for Mayor of Metropolis and most important, there is no Superman.

H.G. Wells helps Lois to remember her previous encounter with Tempus and they decide to stop his evil plans from taking over this reality when he becomes the new Mayor of Metropolis.

After finding Clark, Lois convinces him to become the hero he has always been and manages to expose Tempus before he kills Perry and millions of innocent people. Though the villain tells everyone Clark's true identity, people accept their new hero.

After some words of encouragement from Lois and Wells, Clark begins his new life as Superman even if he finds it hard to let Lois go, but he understands that the Clark in her reality needs her.

Meanwhile, Lois, with Wells' help, returns to her own reality to see Clark and prepare for their wedding, while Tempus who was also returned is sent to prison, vowing revenge.

Wells smiles in the distance at the happy couple and after looking at his watch, disappears into the crowd.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Lane Davies as Tempus
* Hamilton Camp as H.G. Wells

### Guest starring

* Emily Procter as Lana Lang
* Lee Arenberg as Major Domo
* Eric Stuart as the rookie cop
* Chuck Butto as the spy
* Lee Spencer as the bank guard
* Elisabeth Maynard as the woman

**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
Nancy Everhard

**Nancy Everhard** (born November 30, 1957) is an actress who portrayed *Linda King* in the first season episode *The Rival*.

She is best known for her many film and television roles such as  *Joyce Collins* in *DeepStar Six*, *Sam Leary* in *The Punisher*, *Kay Lockman* in *Reasonable Doubts* and *Sharon Hart* in *Everwood*.
Ultra Woman

**Ultra Woman** is the seventh episode of the third season.

## Plot

Scheming sisters zap Superman with red Kryptonite, but the plot goes haywire when his powers transfer to Lois.

## Plot Summary

Lucille and Nell, the sisters of scientist Dr. Gene Newtrich (whom Superman apprehended in *Individual Responsibility*), try to use a red Kryptonite laser to make Superman permanently apathetic so they will be able to steal a $20 million shipment being transferred to Metropolis.

When they shoot him with the red beam though, Superman steps in front of Lois to protect her resulting in his superpowers being transferred to her. Lois asks Martha's help for a costume so people will not recognize her while she is doing Superman's job. She takes on the identity of Ultra Woman.

When Lucille and Nell discover what really happened, they transfer Ultra Woman's powers to Lucille, while Superman asks for Dr Klein's help to recreate the weapon Nell used to steal his powers.

Lucille and Nell rob a truck with the $20 million shipment and when Ultra Woman and Superman get there, they manage to trick them and Superman gets his powers back, sending Lucille and Nell to prison.

Meanwhile, Perry finds a note left from his wife Alice in his pocket saying that she has left him. Later he reveals that she is tired of playing second to his career at the Daily Planet and wants a divorce which puts him in a very bad mood, while the others try to comfort him.

After her experience as Ultra Woman, Lois realizes how difficult life is for Clark being Superman and trying to save the world all the time. They go to the same fountain where Clark proposed to her in *And the Answer Is...* where she asks him to marry her and he accepts, placing the engagement ring on her finger.

## Guest Cast

### Co-starring

* Lawrence A. Mandley as Husband
* Evie Peck as Woman
* Thomas Rosales as Thug
* Hal Havins as Driver

## Trivia

Shelley Long and Mary Gross had previously starred together in the 1989 comedy film *Troop Beverly Hills*.

**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
Andy Berman

**Andrew Mark Berman** (born February 24, 1968) is an actor, director, producer, voice artist and comedian who portrayed Jaxon Xavier in the third season episode *Virtually Destroyed*.

He is best known for his role of *Chuck Coleman* in *The Wonder Years* and voicing *Dib Membrane* and various other characters in *Invader Zim*.

Andy has also directed, produced and wrote for the detective comedy-drama series *Psych* as well as appearing in a few episodes himself.

He also was the writer for the short-lived sitcom *Freddie*.
Genie Francis

**Eugenie Ann Francis**(born May 26, 1962), known professionally as **Genie Francis** and **Genie Francis Franks** is an actress who portrayed *Amber Lake* alongside her husband Jonathan Frakes (best known for his role in the *Star Trek* franchise) who portrayed Amber's husband Tim in the third season episode *Don't Tug on Superman's Cape*.

She is best known for portraying *Laura Spencer* in the soap opera *General Hospital* and has appeared in many other television shows and movies. She also appeared as news  reporter *Lisa Lowe* in the poorly received 2004 movie version of *Thunderbirds*, which her husband directed.

Genie also has two children; a son named Jameson Ivor and a daughter named Elizabeth Francis.
AK74M

***The AK74M is a russain assualt rifle. It is the improved version of the AK74.***

The stats on the AK74M are:

* **RPM: 650**
* **Base Damage: 33**

The damage multipliers of the gun are :

* **Head - 2.5**
* **Chest - 1.3**
* L**imbs - 0.8**

The recoil isn't too high, however it isn't too low.

However, the low firerate and average damage makes for a low DPS.

*Overall, the AK74M is a good weapon for amateurs, but you'll soon want to leave it in search of other assualt rifles.*
Through a Glass, Darkly

**Through a Glass, Darkly** is the twenty-first episode of the third season.

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

## Plot

The Kryptonian connection. Alien visitors with a secret objective create chaos for Superman.

## Plot Summary

Lois and Clark discuss about their wedding and even buying a house together when someone appears and tests Superman's strength, intelligence and morals.

Following the clues, Lois and Clark are led to a couple, Zara and Ching, who seem to know that Clark is Superman and they do not care to sacrifice people's lives to do more tests on Superman.

When Superman passes the last test, Zara and Ching say that "he is the one" and they fly away to "inform the others" about it. Lois and Clark try to understand who Zara and Ching are and they think that they might not be from Earth since they could fly like Superman.

It is revealed that Zara and Ching are Kryptonians and in their spaceship, they discuss the situation saying that Clark has to leave Earth forever for their people's future and planet and they have to find a way to tell him. While discussing, a male voice tells them that by finding Kal El, they signed his death sentence and the two of them seem scared.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Kenneth Kimmins as Dr. Bernard Klein
* Jon Tenney as Ching
* Justine Bateman as Sarah/Zara
* Simon Templeman as Lord Nor (Voice only)

### Guest starring

* Joyce Guy as Mrs. Hofaker
* Joe Pichler as the little boy
* Kyla Pratt as the little girl

**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
Witness

**Witness** is the thirteenth episode of the first season.

## Plot

What a scoop! An eccentric scientist is killed, and Lois is the only witness. But the murderer is determined that Lois won't live long enough to file her story.

## Plot Summary

Lois interviews an eccentric scientist, Vincent Winninger, and while the interview she witnesses his murder and also learns about a conspiracy that will destroy the environment.

When she publishes the story, Lois becomes a target for the people who murdered Winninger since they have to eliminate everyone who knows. Perry and Clark try to protect Lois from the killer while they all work together to find out who is behind the murder.

When they find out that the murderer is Sebastian Finn, aka Mr. Makeup, who can transform to anyone he wants, Lois is scared more than ever. With the help of Superman, they manage to find Finn and arrest him, as well as Barbara Trevino, the woman who asked Finn to kill Winninger and also tried to kill Lois after Finn's arrest.

### Guest starring

* Richard Belzer as Inspector Henderson
* Elliott Gould as Dr. Vincent Winninger
* Claudette Nevins as Barbara Trevino
* William Mesnik as Sebastian Finn/Mr. Make Up
* Charlie Dell as Dr. Hubert
* Phil Mikelson as Golfer
* Hal Sparks as Skateboarder

## Trivia

* Near the end of the episode, Lois makes a reference to another Warner Bros. property, the 1992 movie *The Bodyguard*, by telling Clark he can drop the "Kevin Costner protecting Whitney Houston" bit. Costner later played Jonathan Kent in *Man of Steel*.

**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
Randall Loomis

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

He was an old college classmate of Lois Lane who had previously had a crush on her.

He was portrayed by J.D. Cullum.

## History

Randall was a classmate of Lois' in college who was skilled in mechanics and electronics. Because of Lois being attractive, he had a big crush on her and would endlessly follow her and shower her with what she thought were tacky gifts. Lois found him extremely annoying and always classified him as a nerd.

Years later after graduation, Randall became the head of a successful software company. It was during this time that he met and married Donna and lived in a luxurious residence in Metropolis.

### Season 2

He received a visit from Lois who was now a senior reporter for the Daily Planet doing an investigation with her partner Clark Kent. She was surprised to see him living in such splendor with a gorgeous wife.

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

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

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

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

He invited them in, but Lois was too embarrassed to stay and she left with Clark, saying that they had a deadline. Clark was laughing at what Randall had said, but Lois said that Randall had a bad memory.
Lisa Rockford

### Appearance

Shoulder length blonde hair, brown Nazi uniform, large gold earrings (As a Nazi Soldier), Casual clothing (As a civilian)

## Actor/Actress

### Portrayed By

Sandra Hess

**Lisa Rockford** (formerly known as **Lisel Schumann**) is a villainess in the series.

A member of the 1940s Nazi party awakened from suspended animation who went undercover as a fashion model until the right time came for her and her organization to strike like they had done fifty years ago.

## Personality

Lisa was devoted to the Nazi cause and ready to make a fresh start and form the **NSBA** (National Society for a Better America). She was determined to have no slip ups, such as when she criticized fellow Nazi Steve Law for giving the wrong word in a speech and the way she constantly had to stop the quarreling going on between him and another Nazi Hank West telling them that they were not to fight amongst themselves. She later showed her dedication to the cause by biting a cyanide capsule so she would not be caught after a failed assassination attempt.

## History

Little is known about her early life except that during the second World War, Lisel Schumann was chosen with two other Nazis to be frozen in suspended animation so even if they lost the war, they could still make a comeback.

She awakened with the two other men on May 7, 1993 underneath a Speedy Airlines garage and after they had all revived and got dressed, they read a newspaper which showed to their disappointment that Germany had lost the war.

They were then picked up by United States Senator Truman Black who was secretly a Nazi supporter and taken away to discuss their duties.

### Season 3

In the next two years, Lisel became a fashion model under the identity of Lisa Rockford whilst the other two men went under the identities of Steve Law, a Quarterback for the Metropolis Tigers American Football team and Hank West, a Country Western singer.

They hid underground in the same place where they emerged from and planned to get Superman out of the way so they could put the NSBA into effect and again try to conquer the world.

After finding out that Daily Planet reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent were on to them, Lisa decided to eliminate them because Steve and Hank seemed to enjoy bickering instead. Later that night she fired a LAW rocket at them from a van through the window of Lois' apartment. Clark in his alter-ego of Superman caught the rocket harmlessly and sought out her out, stopping her from retreating in the van. To avoid capture and for devotion to the cause, Lisa bit a cyanide capsule and died.

Clark and Lois then used her fingerprints to find out more about their assassin and eventually found out her true identity. Hank was greatly upset by Lisa's death, having a change of heart and decided to give up but Steve wasn't prepared to dismantle the organization just because of one person's death and he shot him dead.

Later he put the organization into effect, but Superman foiled his plans, arresting him and several other Nazis including Senator Black, destroying the future of the NSBA.
Morgan Fairchild

**Patsy Ann McClenny** (born February 3, 1950), known professionally as **Morgan Fairchild**  is an actress and model who portrayed scheming chemist *Miranda* in the first season episode *Pheromone, My Lovely*.

She is well known for her soap opera performances such as *Jennifer Pace* in *Search For Tomorrow*, *Jenna Wade* in *Dallas* and *Constance Weldon Carlyle* in *Flamingo Road*.

## Trivia

* She also made a appearance in two episodes of *Robin's Hoods* which starred Claire Yarlett.

## Gallery

Morgan as **Jennifer Pace** in **Search For Tomorrow**Morgan as **Jenna Wade** in **Dallas**Morgan as **Constance Weldon Carlyle** in **Flamingo Road**
Dr. Voyle Grumman

## Voyle Grumman

**Dr. Voyle Grummin** is a character and villain in the series.

He was a sick-minded Grief Councillor who was delighted in writing things about how people coped with their sorrow to make him famous.

He was portrayed by Charles Fleischer.

## History

Much of Grumman's history is unknown. However he had either heard of met up with Myrtle Beech who had just lost her former intended Roger, who died in a car accident. He found out from an unknown source that Roger had been unfaithful to Myrtle and had been having an affair with her bridesmaid Emily. On the day of the accident, he had been driving to the church where Myrtle had been waiting to tell her it was over. Grumman however, kept this from Myrtle as he saw the perfect opportunity to study this grief stricken woman's emotions and write things about her that would make him famous.
Teri Hatcher

**Teri Lynn Hatcher** (born December 8, 1964) is an American actress, model, presenter, singer and writer who portrayed *Lois Lane* in *Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman*.

She also played a *Lois Lane Impostor* in Season 2 and a *clone of Lois* in Season 3.

She was also involved in the production of the Season 3 episode; *It's a Small World After All*, which she wrote herself.

Teri is known for her portrayals of Bond Girl *Paris Carver* in the film *Tomorrow Never Dies* and *Susan Delfino* in the television sitcom *Desperate Housewives* and various other roles, and guest appearances in films and television.

She has also appeared in other Superman related media; *Ella Lane* in *Smallville* and *Queen Rhea* in the new television series of *Supergirl*.

Teri has also written and published an autobiography called *Burnt Toast and other philosophies of life*.

Teri has one daughter named Emerson Rose from her marriage to actor Jon Tenney (1994-2003).

## Characters portrayed by Teri Hatcher in the show

Lois Lane

Lois Lane Impostor

Lois Lane Clone

## Trivia

* She was one of three main cast members to have appeared in the Star Trek franchise, along with K Callan and Tracy Scoggins (who both guest starred in *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine* ) and the first actress from *Star Trek: The Next Generation* to be on the show having previously made a guest appearance as *Chief B.G Robinson*, though her role was so small, she asked her name to be taken off the episode credits. Robert Beltran who later portrayed Commander Chakotay in another *Star Trek* series called *Star Trek: Voyager* is now the first actor from the franchise to make a guest appearance where he appeared in Season 1 as Fuentes. Later Denise Crosby (Lieutenant Tasha Yar) appeared in Season 2 as Gretchen Kelly and Jonathan Frakes (Commander William Riker) appeared in Season 3 with his wife Genie Francis as Tim and Amber Lake.

## Gallery

Teri as **Chief B.G Robinson** in **Star Trek: The Next Generation**Teri as **Paris Carver** in **Tomorrow Never Dies**Teri as **Susan Delfino** in **Desperate Housewives**Teri as **Ella Lane** in **Smallville**Teri as **Queen Rhea** in **Supergirl**Teri's book: **Burnt Toast and other philosophies of life**Teri with Dean at the **Supanova Comic-Con and Gaming Expo** in 2017, celebrating the show's 25th anniversary
Jonathan Kent

**Jonathan Kent** is a main character in the series.

He was the kind adoptive father of Clark Kent and one of the few people who knew his son's true identity.

He was portrayed by Eddie Jones.

## 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

### 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
Just Say Noah

**Just Say Noah** is the fifth episode of the third season.

## Plot

The Daily Planet's top reporters go undercover as Mr. and Mrs. to investigate a mysterious institute of love.

## Plot Summary

After the disappearance of a couple who lives next door to Lois, Lois and Clark discover that they are not the first couple who have gone missing in the last few days.

Their investigation leads them to Larry Smiley's marriage institute, since all the couples who went missing had previously visited him. The opportunity to work undercover at the institute as a married couple helps them work on their relationship as well while they discover that Larry Smiley believes he is Noah and wants to flood the Earth.

He collects couples of each profession to save them from the flood and recreate the Earth afterwards. One of the couples is Perry and Alice, but Lois and Superman manage to stop him before he proceeds with his plan. Afterwards Lois and Clark decide to work on their relationship.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* Mac Davis as Larry Smiley
* Jennifer Hooper as Kathy
* Nancy Cassaro as Michelle Sitkowitz
* Sharon Thomas as the nun
* Rob LaBelle as Donald

**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
Jimmy Olsen

* Seasons 2-4
* Season 1

**Jimmy Olsen** is a main character in the series.

He was a researcher, photographer and then reporter for the Daily Planet.

Jimmy was the best friend of Lois and Clark who often helped them solve cases and was looked upon as a son by his boss Perry White.

He was portrayed by Michael Landes for the first season and then Justin Whalin for the rest of the series.

## Relationships

Jimmy has had various relationships through out the series:

* Lucy Lane (*Strange Visitor (From Another Planet)*)
* April (*Pheromone, My Lovely*)
* Angela (*Season's Greedings*)
* Sarah Goodwin (*Target: Jimmy Olsen!*)
* Aurora (*Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark*)
* Brenda (*'Twas the Night Before Mxymas*)
* Penny Barnes (*AKA Superman*)
Dr. Bernard Klein

## Bernard Klein

**Dr. Bernard Klein** is a recurring character in the series.

He was the lead scientist of S.T.A.R. Labs and was a close friend of Superman, often helping him to find a cure or fight against a lethal force.

He was portrayed by Kenneth Kimmins.

## Episode Appearances

### Season 3

* Don't Tug on Superman's Cape
* Ultra Woman
* Chip Off the Old Clark
* Super Mann
* Seconds
* Oedipus Wrecks
* It's a Small World After All
* Through a Glass, Darkly

### Season 4

* Brutal Youth
* Dead Lois Walking
* Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark
* Lethal Weapon
* Shadow of a Doubt
* Voice from the Past
* Toy Story
Lois & Clark Memorial

This page is dedicated to all those who were involved in Lois & Clark, but have sadly passed on. We will not forget them or their work.

Joe Shuster (1914-1992)
 Superman's original co-creatorJerry Siegel (1914-1996)
Superman's original co-creatorDavid Doyle (1929-1997)
as MikeSonny Bono (1935-1998)
as Mayor Frank BerkowitzJ.T. Walsh (1943-1998)
as Colonel VaneMary Frann (1943-1998)
as Alice WhiteJean Speegle Howard (1927-2000)
 as Elderly Woman
and
Bertha EmoryMatt Roe (1952-2003)
 as Max Menkin
and
Edward HansonIsabel Sanford (1917-2004)
 as Margaret DuffyFrank Gorshin (1933-2005)
as Sharpie LawyerHamilton Camp (1934-2005)
as H.G. WellsCharles Rocket (1949-2005)
 as Ryan WileyLane Smith (1936-2005)
as Perry WhiteMacon McCalman (1935-2005)
 as WillieJohn Spencer (1946-2005)
as Mr. GadgetTony Jay (1933-2006)
as Nigel St. JohnPeter Boyle (1935-2006)
as Bill ChurchBeverly Garland (1926-2008)
as Ellen LaneHarve Presnell (1933-2009)
as Sam LaneCaroline McWilliams (1945-2010)
as Vita DeutsenTony Curtis (1923-2010)
as Dr. MambaKenneth Mars (1935-2011)
 as Grant GendellSherman Hemsley (1938-2012)
 as Winslow SchottDennis Lipscomb (1942-2014)
as Stanley GablesWilliam Christopher (1932-2016)
 as AndrusAdam West (1928-2017)
as JerryEddie Jones (1934-2019)
as Jonathan KentFred Willard (1933-2020)
as President GarnerFarrah Forke (1968-2022)
as Mayson DrakeDavid Warner (1941-2022)
as Jor-ElLeslie Jordan (1955-2022)
as Alan Morris/The Invisible Man
and
William Wallace Webster Waldecker/Resplendent ManRaquel Welch (1940-2023)
as Diana StrideRichard Belzer (1944-2023)
as Detective HendersonBarbara Bosson (1939-2023)
as Dr. Friskin
The Prankster

**The Prankster** is the fourth episode of the second season.

## Plot

'Tis better to give than to receive. Lois accepts a series of booby-trapped gifts. The sender: an evil genius who spent five years in prison, compliments of Lois' investigative reporting.

## Plot Summary

A "secret admirer" starts sending Lois booby-trapped gifts, something that eventually terrifies her when, along with Clark, they discover that behind all these is an ex-con named Kyle Griffin also known as "The Prankster", who Lois helped send to prison five years earlier.

Griffin is now out of jail and is seeking for revenge. Using those pranks, he can terrify Lois while at the same time, he uses them as a distraction to steal a diamond and rob banks.

Lois and Clark manage to finally spot him and with the help of Superman, they arrest him and send him back to prison.

## Guest Cast

### Special appearance by

Bronson Pinchot as Kyle Griffin/The Prankster

### Guest starring

* Harold Gould as Edwin Griffin
* Rick Overton as Victor
* Leonard Termo as Pete

**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...
Big Girls Don't Fly

**Big Girls Don't Fly** is the twenty-second and final episode of the third season.

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

## Plot

Destiny. Krypton is in peril, but to save his home planet Superman must forsake, friends, family - and Lois.

## Plot Summary

Zara and Ching inform Clark that many of the Kryptonians had escaped Krypton before the planet blew up and they are all now settle on a new planet they call New Krypton.

Zara is Kal-El's wife from birth which is a custom ritual on their planet and the main reason why Zara and Ching came to Earth so both they could find Clark and take him to his rightful place as ruler of their planet.

The ruling families of New Krypton are in conflict and a Civil War is about to start. If Kal-El will not go back, Zara will be forced to marry Lord Nor, an evil Kryptonian general who would do anything to rule over the planet and enslave their people.

Meanwhile Lord Nor sends his best assassin, Tez, a ugly clawed alien who can transform in any form he wants, to kill Kal-El before he leaves Earth but he fails and his life force is gone.

Clark has to make a very tough decision whether he should leave Earth and he has to decide, along with Lois, what he should do. He finally decides that he should help his people, even if that means he might never see Lois or his parents again.

At the Daily Planet, he makes a announcement to the world on why he has to leave and says a sad goodbye to his friends before leaving to the spaceship with Zara and Ching.

That night Lois looks up at the stars in her apartment as she watches the Kryptonian spaceship go far into space. She hears Clark's voice saying "Lois, I love you."

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* Justine Bateman as Zara
* Jon Tenney as Ching
* Simon Templeman as Lord Nor (Voice only)

### Guest starring

* François Giroday as Jor-El
* Roger Daltrey as Tez
* Rosie Lee Hooks as Mrs. Cutler
* Shanna Moakler as the pretty girl

**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**
Seconds

**Seconds** is the seventeenth episode of the third season.

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

## Plot

Lex's dark plot to win Lois could mean eternal amnesia for her and disaster for the citizens of Metropolis.

## Plot Summary

Lois is still with Lex Luthor believing that she is Wanda, the heroine from her unfinished novel, and Lex being Kent. Lex worries that Lois will soon recover her memory so he breaks into S.T.A.R. Labs and steals two specimens of cloned bodies designed by Dr. Mamba so that they can switch bodies with the help of his former employee Asabi and leave town as soon as possible.

Lois' clone falls in love with Clark and after she apologizes for trying to kill the real Lois, she agrees to helps him find her.

Lex kidnaps the clone, angry at her betrayal and tells her that she only has two days left to live. In hope that he will fix her, she tells him that Clark Kent is Superman, but Lex tells her that there is no way of increasing her life span.

Lex then obtains a dangerous weapon called the A-Tech Quantum Disrupter that can kill his archenemy once and for all. He tries to convince Lois to kill Clark so her love for him will fade away completely.

When all of them meet at Lex's hideout under a subway station, Lois cannot kill Superman and when Lex tries to do it, the clone stops him which ends up killing them both.

Clark manages to get Lois out of the hideout before it collapses while the dead bodies of the clone and Lex are both left behind. On their way out, Lois gets hit by a falling rock, knocking her unconscious.

It is revealed later at the hospital that despite the head trauma, it made her remember who she is. But she does not recognize Clark at all, much to his disappointment. He sadly watches her leave as she is pushed in a wheelchair through the surgery doors.

## Guest Cast

### Recurring cast

* John Shea as Lex Luthor
* Shaun Toub as Asabi
* Kenneth Kimmins as Dr. Bernard Klein

### Guest starring

* Andrew Shaifer as Leonard
* Timothy Busfield as the spy guy
* Joseph Chapman as the bank v.p.
* Mark Daniel Cade as the doctor
* Chip Nuzzo as passerby

## Trivia

This episode marks the final physical appearance of Lex Luthor. He would later appear only as a voice in the next season.

**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
Richard Whiten

**Richard F. Whiten** (born August 1, 1967) is an actor who portrayed a *Bodybuilder* in the first season episode *The Ides of Metropolis*.

He is best known for his many television roles including *Commander Flynn* in *Days of Our Lives*, *Dr. Troy Crane* in *Meet the Browns* and *Jimmy Starr* in *Austin and Ally*.

Richard also voiced villain *Armitage Rook* in the James Bond video game *Nightfire*.
Howie Mandel

**Howard Michael Mandel** (born November 29, 1955) is an actor, comedian, television show host and voice actor who portrayed *Mr. Mxyzptlk* in the fourth season episode *'Twas the Night Before Mxymas*.

He is best known for hosting the game show *Deal or no Deal*, reality television show *Mobbed* and American comedy series *Howie Do It* and his various voice works including *Gizmo* in the *Gremlin* film series.

He is also the longest judge on the reality television series *America's Got Talent*.
The Eyes Have It

**The Eyes Have It** is the twelfth episode of the second season.

## Plot

Flying Blind. A scheming optometrist develops an ultraviolet-ray device that renders Superman sightless. Then Lois is kidnapped - and Superman feels powerless to help her.

## Plot Summary

Dr. Faraday runs away from Dr. Harry Leit to protect a silver ballpoint pen device he created that can transmit information to someone's brain through a beam of light. Faraday ends up in Lois' apartment and uses the device on her before he gets killed. Lois gets into a trance for a few minutes and she misses the faces of the two other men Leit and his henchman Munch coming into her apartment after Faraday.

Lois and Clark try to discover more things around Faraday while Lois can explain things in his research that no one understands. Leit tries to find the device by asking Lois but when Superman comes to save her, Leit uses another device on him causing him blindness.

Lois takes Superman to her apartment to take care of him until his sight returns. Leit and Munch kidnap Lois to force her to tell them where Faraday's device is and when Superman realises what Leit is looking for, he goes to Daily Planet to get it before him.

Leit arrives there with Lois and while he tries to get Faraday's device, Lois manages to take the antidote for Superman's blindness. When his sight returns, Superman destroys Faraday's device resulting in Leit and Munch both going blind. The two men are arrested and everything goes back to normal.

Meanwhile, everyone believes that Clark has spent a weekend away with Mayson since when she asked him out, everyone thought that Clark accepted her proposal which he hadn't, unaware that he had spent the whole weekend with Lois while he was blind when he was Superman. Lois learns of this and asks Clark where he has been the last three days but he has no answer.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* David Bowe as Dr. Harry Leit
* Gerrit Graham as Munch

### Co-starring

* Brian Reddy as Blind Man
* Harvey J. Alperin as Dr. Neal Faraday
* Billy Mayo as Cop
* Bill D'Elia as Lois' Building Superintendent (uncredited)

**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...
Alex D. Linz

**Alexander David Linz** (born January 3, 1989) is an American former child star who portrayed Jesse Stipanovic in the third season episode *Chip Off the Old Clark*.

He is best known for his roles of *Alex Pruitt* in *Home Alone 3*, the young voice of *Tarzan* in the the Disney animated film *Tarzan* and *Max Keeble* in *Max Keeble's Big Move*.
Downtown Julie Brown

**Julie Dorne Brown** (born August 27, 1963), known professionally as **Downtown Julie Brown** is an actress, television personality, disc jockey and video jockey who portrayed *Samantha* in the fourth season episode *Sex, Lies and Videotape*.

Julie is best known for hosting the television music show *Club MTV*.
Carol Stanford

*"If Bob hadn't been in an industrial accident. If his body weren't a ball of horrific power. If we weren't scientists turned papas, turned international assassins. If we weren't consumed by bitterness and rage, we might of been friends."*
—Carol giving her long excuse speech to Lois and Clark

**Carol Stanford** is a villainess in the series.

She was the assistant of former scientist **Earl Gregg** who became involved in an accident with magnetism, she made him a special suit to help him sustain it. Afterwards, they married, took on new names and sought revenge against their employer.
That Old Gang of Mine

**That Old Gang of Mine** is the seventh episode of the second season.

## Plot

Scarface vs. Superman! A misguided scientist manipulates DNA to regenerate 1930s gangsters, including Al Capone - who decides he'd like to run Metropolis as he ran Chicago.

## Plot Summary

Perry and Jimmy get car-jacked by Bonnie and Clyde and they all believe that the people who did it were just impersonating the two gansters. When John Dillinger and Al Capone also appear in Metropolis, things get even more strange and Lois and Clark discover that a scientist named Professor Emil Hamilton cloned the criminals because he believed he could alter people's personalities. Hamilton is not able to control the criminals anymore, who try to take over Metropolis, and Capone also forces him to recreate his old gang.

Lois and Clark go to a club to find out more about the criminals and during a confrontation there, Clyde shoots Clark who has to fake his death so his Superman identity will not revealed. While everyone mourns the loss of Clark, Clark himself does not know what to do until he reads Hamilton's research and uses it as an excuse to explain how he is alive again.

The criminals attack the Daily Planet but Superman gets there in time and stops them along with the Daily Planet staff while the police arrests them. Clark's return makes everyone happy especially Lois who on their way home, decides to express Clark her real feelings about him, only to realise that while she was talking Clark fell asleep and did not hear anything of what she had said.

## Guest Cast

### Guest starring

* William Devane as Al Capone
* John Pleshette as Dr. Emil Hamilton
* Joseph Gian as Clyde Barrow
* Amy Hathaway as Bonnie Parker
* Robert Clohessy as John Dillinger
* Lonnie Burr as Morey
* Ray Abruzzo as Detective Wolf

**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...
Stacey Travis

**Stacey Travis** (born August 29, 1966) is an actress who portrayed *Wendy* in the fourth season episode *Toy Story*.

She is best known for her many roles in the comedy television series *Just Say Julie* and *Suzanne Zimmermann* in the short lived television series *Love Boat: The Next Wave* as well as her many film and guest television appearances.

She is also the sister of famous actor and comedian Greg Travis.
Don't Tug on Superman's Cape

**Don't Tug on Superman's Cape** is the sixth episode of the third season.

## Plot

Superman, object d'art. a wealthy Metropolis couple wants to add Superman to their collection of rarities.

## Plot Summary

Tim and Amber Lake, an eccentric couple with a passion for collecting rare objects, attempt to add Superman to their collection.

To manage that, they help Bad Brain Johnson break out of prison so they can use him and his inventions for their plan. They kill him as soon as he gets out and they frame everything they do to look like he did it.

They target Lois and Clark and after making everyone think they killed Lois with Bad Brain's cremation machine, the Electrowhammy", they kidnap her and she becomes part of their collection. Superman puts the pieces together and realises who is behind everything and when he attempts to capture the Lakes, they use Lois as a bait to capture him.

Superman uses his powers to escape the prison he is locked up in and, after helping Lois, he brings the Lakes to justice who are imprisoned in two separate cells with Lois humorously remarking later at the Daily Planet: "With any luck, that will the last time Tim and Amber Lake see each other".

## Guest Cast

### Special guest stars

* Jonathan Frakes as Tim Lake
* Genie Francis as Amber Lake

### Co-starring

* Joe Ochman as Staffer
* Holly Schroeder as Police Woman

**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
Mary Frann

**Mary Frances Luecke** (February 27, 1943 - September 23, 1998), known professionally as **Mary Frann** was a stage, film and television actress and former child model who portrayed Alice White in the fourth season episode *Toy Story*.

She is best known for her role of *Joanna Loudon* in the sitcom *Newhart*.
Dwight Schultz

**William Dwight Schultz** (born November 24, 1947) is an actor and voice artist who portrayed corporate villain *Garret Grady* in the fourth season episode *AKA Superman*.

He is best known for his roles as *Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock* in *The A-Team* and *Reginald Barclay* in the *Star Trek* franchise.

## Gallery

Dwight as **Captain H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock** in **The A-Team**Dwight as **Reginald Barclay** in the **Star Trek** franchise