A much more lavish version of the popular Superman television series which had first aired forty years earlier, Lois & Clark focused more on the Man of Steel's early adult years in Metropolis. With the unknowing help of Lois Lane, Clark Kent created Superman there in Metropolis after finding work at the world-famous Daily Planet newspaper, where he meets fellow reporter Lois Lane.
A much more lavish version of the popular Superman television series which had first aired forty years earlier, Lois & Clark focused more on the Man of Steel's early adult years in Metropolis. With the unknowing help of Lois Lane, Clark Kent created Superman there in Metropolis after finding work at the world-famous Daily Planet newspaper, where he meets fellow reporter Lois Lane.
Season 1 episodes
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Clark Kent becomes embroiled in a story involving Lex Luthor and a plot to sabotage a space launch.
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Directed by Robert ButlerWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars David Fury, Christopher Darga, Persis Khambatta, Kim Johnston Ulrich, Mel Winkler, Kenneth Tigar, Robert Rothwell, Shaun Toub
A probe into alien threats to national security leads to the Daily Planet--and a search for Superman.
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Directed by Randall ZiskWritten by Bryce ZabelGuest stars Jeff Austin, Joseph Campanella, Terence Knox, George Murdock, Elizabeth Barondes, Randall Boffman, Tom Dugan, David St. James
Perry White orders the Daily Planeteers to draw out Superman, but Lex may be one step ahead.
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Directed by Gene ReynoldsWritten by Dan LevineGuest stars Larry Linville, Roy Brocksmith, Tony Jay, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Shaun Toub, Elizabeth Barondes, Brent Jennings, Mary Crosby
More than one "invisible man" terrorizes Metropolis; and Lois feels invisible to Superman, whose visibility as a celebrity has its price.
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Directed by Mark SobelWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars Leslie Jordan, Patrika Darbo, Jim Beaver, Shaun Toub, Yolanda Gaskins, Thomas Ryan, Miguel Sandoval, Francine York
Lois kills a story exposing a fight scandal because its publication could get her father, a sports surgeon, killed.
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Directed by Randall ZiskWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars Jean Speegle Howard, Denis Arndt, Joe Sabatino, Matt Roe, John LaMotta, Dave Sebastian Williams
Lois and Clark go undercover at a nightclub to find out about a connection between the owners of the club and a group of arsonists called the "Toasters". Superman is able to put out the "Toasters" permanently.
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Directed by Gene ReynoldsWritten by Robert KillbrewGuest stars Jessica Tuck, Michael Milhoan, Johnny Williams, Audrey Landers, Alexander Enberg, David DeLuise, Shashawnee Hall, Gregg Daniel
A group of children who are drugging themselves by an experimental drug to increase the intelligence begins to bring problems to Metropolis. Clark is worried because the children told him that they know he is Superman.
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Directed by Robert SingerWritten by Thania St. JohnGuest stars Courtney Peldon, Jonathan Hernandez, Michael Cavanaugh, Scott McAfee, Emily Ann Lloyd, Sheila Rosenthal, Margot Rose, Ralph P. Martin
A friend of Jonathan and Martha has found a strange meteorite. Jason Trask is back and now he is in Smallville, looking for this meteorite that can destroy Superman. Lois and Clark go to Smallville to investigate the story and Clark introduces her to his parents.
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Directed by Les LandauWritten by Bryce ZabelGuest stars L. Scott Caldwell, Terence Knox, Jerry Hardin, Joleen Lutz, Sharon Thomas Cain, Patrick Thomas O'Brien
Metropolis is hit with a strong heat wave in the middle of winter, and people believe that Superman is the cause. Lex Luthor is ultimately behind the heat and wants to see Superman gone. Clark decides to leave Metropolis, but Lois finds out that the Luthor nuclear plant is to blame.
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Directed by Les LandauWritten by Bryce ZabelGuest stars Rosalind Cash, Sonny Bono, Tony Jay, Richard Fancy, Haunani Minn, Elaine Kagan, Miguel Sandoval, Tom La Grua
An ex-lover of Lex Luthor spreads a perfume in the Daily Planet and everybody begins to fall in love with each other. Lois falls for Clark, the only one who isn't affected by the perfume and he tries not to take advantage of her. Without the perfume effects, Lex tells Nigel that he is in love with Lois.
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Directed by Bill D'EliaWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars Jeff Austin, Tony Jay, Morgan Fairchild, Sophia Santi, Courtney Taylor, Conrad Goode
Lois and Clark go undercover as honeymooners to a Metropolis hotel in an attempt to find out about a possible conspiracy which seems to involve a powerful congressman. They also need to learn how to share their lives with someone.
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Directed by James A. ContnerGuest stars Charles Cyphers, Richard Libertini, Charles Frank, Fred Stoller, Andrea Stein
Superman loses his memory--and awareness of his superhuman abilities--in a cosmic collision with an asteroid heading straight for Earth.
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Directed by Félix AlcaláWritten by Bryce ZabelGuest stars Matt Clark, Richard Belzer, Jenifer Lewis, David Sage, Shaun Toub, Richard Roat, Rick Fitts, Suanne Spoke
Lois' life is in danger when she witnesses the murderer of a scientist who was claiming to know the secret to increased male potency. Now, Clark and Perry need to protect her from the murderer Mr. Make-up and from the scientist's affair from the past : Barbara Trevino.
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Directed by Mel DamskiGuest stars Hal Sparks, Bradley Pierce, Richard Belzer, Phil Mickelson, Megan Parlen, Elliott Gould, Charlie Dell, Claudette Nevins
Lois and Clark need to find out the truth about the kidnapping of rich children who are disappearing in a magic box. A magician hypnotizes Superman and Lois, who is now in risk of life.
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Directed by Michael W. WatkinsGuest stars Ben Vereen, Eve Plumb, Penn Jillette, Jarrett Lennon, Marietta DePrima, Stephen Burleigh, Adrienne Hampton, Christopher Miranda
Lois helps a convicted murderer (but he is innocent) allowing him to stay at her house. He is the only one with the cure for a destructive new computer virus that is a menace for Metropolis. Jonathan worries that Martha might be having an affair and comes to Clark's apartment.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars Melanie Mayron, Paul Gleason, Tony Jay, Todd Susman, Jennifer Savidge, Richard Gant, Myrna Niles, Yolanda Gaskins
The globe from Clark's spaceship begins to give him some information regarding his past, but the globe is stolen by two kids before he can learn much. Lex Luthor buys the globe from Jack and begins to learn something about Superman, but not too much.
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Directed by Bill D'EliaGuest stars David Warner, Chris Demetral, Tony Jay, Richard Belzer, Robert Costanzo, Eliza Roberts, Brandon Bluhm
A Lois' ex-colleague is working for another newspaper who is strangely getting the major news before the Daily Planet and Lois gets jealous when she shows interest on Clark.
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Directed by Michael W. WatkinsWritten by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars Bo Jackson, Kevin Cooney, Nancy Everhard, Dean Stockwell, Mike Sabatino
A group of terrorists take Clark, Lois, Perry, Jimmy, Jack and Lex hostage in the Daily Planet and Clark is not able do anything with his Superman powers or the others will figure out his secret identity.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaGuest stars Robert Beltran, Chris Demetral, Macon McCalman, Alexandra Hedison, Anthony Leonardi
Lex throws Lois for a loop by proposing marriage. Meanwhile, Clark smells a rat when Lex "saves" the Daily Planet from going under.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars Beverly Johnson, Alex Nevil, Chris Demetral, Darby Hinton, Patrick Kilpatrick, Castulo Guerra, Barbara Beck
Lois's mom arrives for her daughter's wedding to Lex, but Lois's pals have other plans.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by Deborah Joy LeVineGuest stars Beverly Johnson, Chris Demetral, James Earl Jones, Richard Belzer, Richard Stahl, Phyllis Coates