Television In 1952, Lara was portrayed by Aline Towne in "Superman on Earth", the premiere episode of Adventures of Superman. In the Super Friends episode called "The Planet Splitter", she was featured in a flashback. Lara was also in the Challenge of the Super Friends episode "Secret Origins of the Super Friends". Lara makes a non-speaking appearance in the episode Foundling in a flashback of Superman's past in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman where she is portrayed by Eliza Roberts. Lara and her husband, Jor-El, in the first episode of Bruce Timm's Superman: The Animated Series In 1996, Lara's voice was provided by Finola Hughes in "The Last Son of Krypton", the premiere episode of Superman: The Animated Series. She is depicted with elements of her Silver Age and Modern Age selves, where she is headstrong and an equal partner to Jor-El, but instead of being a scientist she is an artist. She also sports the forehead hair curl that has become a characteristic trait of Superman's physical appearance. The Silver Age versions of Jor-El and Lara appear in the Pinky and the Brain episode "Two Mice and a Baby" as they place an infant Kal-El in his ship as Krypton crumbles. Lara made a cameo with Jor-El in the Justice League episode "Twilight". Lara has appeared in one episode of Season 3 in Smallville, played by Kendall Cross. Clark was dipped in a tank of kryptonite enhanced liquid used to induce repressed memories to come to surface. His mother placed baby Kal-El into the rocket which will take him to Earth. While Jor-El was more concerned about his son fulfilling his destiny, Lara was worried no one would love him. Clark came out of his fugue screaming her name, leaving him with the reassurance that his mother had loved him (as opposed to Jor-El's apparently heartless manipulation of him, although his intentions were later confirmed to be benevolent), Martha Kent subsequently telling him "Lara" was his first word, but she and Jonathan never knew what it meant. In the episode named "Lara" of season 7, it is revealed that Lara, now played by Supergirl actress Helen Slater, visited the Kent farm prior to the destruction of Krypton. Along with Kara, they hide a photograph of Lara so that Kal-El will find it. It is also noted in this episode that Lara's DNA was hidden in the blue crystal by her brother-in-law Zor-El. Pictures of Lara from this episode can be found here. In the episode "Blue" Lara and Zor-El are released onto Earth in corporeal form (although technically not alive). The story culminates in Clark's destruction of the crystal to rid the world of Zor-El. Although upset to again lose his mother, with her assurance that she loves him, he is able to in order to save Kara's life. The naming conventions in Smallville seem to differ from the comic book continuity. Kara refers to Lara as Lara-El at the start of the episode of "Blue." This means that females, on Smallville, take their husband's last name and attach to their first. In the 10th-season episode "Abandoned!", she appears alongside Julian Sands as Jor-El, appearing in the form of a holographic message that Jor-El and Lara had recorded for Kal-El shortly before his ship was launched. After Lois travels to the Fortress to confront Jor-El about his failures as a father, the message featuring Jor-El and Lara assures their son that they have faith in him. Lara appears in television series set in the Arrowverse: Lara debuts in the pilot episode of Supergirl, portrayed by Ana Franchesca Rousseau.Lara, Superman's Mom In Pilot She and Jor-El are seen in flashback as scientists who sent Kal-El to Earth before Krypton's destruction. An ice sculpture of her appears in Fortress of Solitude throughout the series. Lara is featured in Superman & Lois. While having fathered Kal-El with Jor-El, this version previously fathered Tal-Roh with a Kryptonian named Zeta-Roh.  In the episode "O Mother, Where Art Thou?", Clark and Lois insert Lara's A.I. into Lana Lang to gather information on Tal-Roh in light of Morgan Edge being Tal-Roh's alias as well as information on how to undo the experiments that were done on humans using the Eradicator and X-Kryptonite. When Superman used his heat vision on the Eradicatorcombined with the heat vision of the experimented humans, a surge powerful than the Sun withdrew all the Kryptonian consciousness into the Eradicator including Lara's A.I .
Television In 1952, Lara was portrayed by Aline Towne in "Superman on Earth", the premiere episode of Adventures of Superman. In the Super Friends episode called "The Planet Splitter", she was featured in a flashback. Lara was also in the Challenge of the Super Friends episode "Secret Origins of the Super Friends". Lara makes a non-speaking appearance in the episode Foundling in a flashback of Superman's past in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman where she is portrayed by Eliza Roberts. Lara and her husband, Jor-El, in the first episode of Bruce Timm's Superman: The Animated Series In 1996, Lara's voice was provided by Finola Hughes in "The Last Son of Krypton", the premiere episode of Superman: The Animated Series. She is depicted with elements of her Silver Age and Modern Age selves, where she is headstrong and an equal partner to Jor-El, but instead of being a scientist she is an artist. She also sports the forehead hair curl that has become a characteristic trait of Superman's physical appearance. The Silver Age versions of Jor-El and Lara appear in the Pinky and the Brain episode "Two Mice and a Baby" as they place an infant Kal-El in his ship as Krypton crumbles. Lara made a cameo with Jor-El in the Justice League episode "Twilight". Lara has appeared in one episode of Season 3 in Smallville, played by Kendall Cross. Clark was dipped in a tank of kryptonite enhanced liquid used to induce repressed memories to come to surface. His mother placed baby Kal-El into the rocket which will take him to Earth. While Jor-El was more concerned about his son fulfilling his destiny, Lara was worried no one would love him. Clark came out of his fugue screaming her name, leaving him with the reassurance that his mother had loved him (as opposed to Jor-El's apparently heartless manipulation of him, although his intentions were later confirmed to be benevolent), Martha Kent subsequently telling him "Lara" was his first word, but she and Jonathan never knew what it meant. In the episode named "Lara" of season 7, it is revealed that Lara, now played by Supergirl actress Helen Slater, visited the Kent farm prior to the destruction of Krypton. Along with Kara, they hide a photograph of Lara so that Kal-El will find it. It is also noted in this episode that Lara's DNA was hidden in the blue crystal by her brother-in-law Zor-El. Pictures of Lara from this episode can be found here. In the episode "Blue" Lara and Zor-El are released onto Earth in corporeal form (although technically not alive). The story culminates in Clark's destruction of the crystal to rid the world of Zor-El. Although upset to again lose his mother, with her assurance that she loves him, he is able to in order to save Kara's life. The naming conventions in Smallville seem to differ from the comic book continuity. Kara refers to Lara as Lara-El at the start of the episode of "Blue." This means that females, on Smallville, take their husband's last name and attach to their first. In the 10th-season episode "Abandoned!", she appears alongside Julian Sands as Jor-El, appearing in the form of a holographic message that Jor-El and Lara had recorded for Kal-El shortly before his ship was launched. After Lois travels to the Fortress to confront Jor-El about his failures as a father, the message featuring Jor-El and Lara assures their son that they have faith in him. Lara appears in television series set in the Arrowverse: Lara debuts in the pilot episode of Supergirl, portrayed by Ana Franchesca Rousseau.Lara, Superman's Mom In Pilot She and Jor-El are seen in flashback as scientists who sent Kal-El to Earth before Krypton's destruction. An ice sculpture of her appears in Fortress of Solitude throughout the series. Lara is featured in Superman & Lois. While having fathered Kal-El with Jor-El, this version previously fathered Tal-Roh with a Kryptonian named Zeta-Roh. Tal-Roh landed on Earth and began implanting Kryptonian consciousnesses into humans with her creation, the Eradicator. In the episode "O Mother, Where Art Thou?", Clark and Lois insert Lara's consciousness into Lana Lang to gather information on how to undo the process. After she reverses the Eradicator, Superman powers it with a solar flare, removing all Kryptonian consciousnesses, including Lara, from their hosts .
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Tal-Roh landed on Earth and began implanting Kryptonian consciousnesses into humans with her creation, the Eradicator.
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Tal-Roh in light of Morgan Edge being Tal-Roh's alias as well as information on
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experiments that were done on humans using the Eradicator and X-Kryptonite. When Superman used his heat vision on the Eradicatorcombined with the heat vision of the experimented humans, a surge powerful than the Sun withdrew all the Kryptonian consciousness into the Eradicator including Lara's A.I
process. After she reverses the Eradicator, Superman powers it with a solar flare, removing all Kryptonian consciousnesses, including Lara, from their hosts