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 2 episodes
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Luthor's ex-wife, Arianna, comes to Metropolis and creates an exact, but evil copy of Lois. The real Lois, with Clark, begins to investigate who's behind this creation. She discovers that Lex was already married when he tried to marry her. Arianna tries to kill Superman, because she believes he is responsible for Lex Luthor's death.
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Directed by Randall ZiskWritten by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars Traylor Howard, Jack Kruschen, Barry Livingston, Denise Crosby, Earl Boen, Emma Samms, Thomas Ryan, Julie Araskog
A villain creates a sound-based weapon that can affect Metropolis and Superman. Clark is nominated for the Kerth Awards, and Lois gets mad because she won this prize three years in a row and now she won't get the prize.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by John McNamaraGuest stars Cory Everson, Michael Des Barres, Scott Colomby, Barry Cutler, Richard Balin, Morgan Hunter, Pamela Roberts, Richard Gross
When Lois fails to protect her source, she is suspended from the Daily Planet. Now, Lois and Clark need to work to find the criminal and restore her good reputation as reporter.
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Directed by John T. KretchmerWritten by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars Barry Livingston, Peter Scolari, Tim Grimm, Jeffrey Joseph, Patrick Pankhurst, Anndi McAfee, B.J. Jefferson, William Schallert
Clark needs to protect Lois against a man she sent to jail five years ago, and what this man wants more is revenge.
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Directed by James HaymanWritten by Grant RosenbergGuest stars Bronson Pinchot, Rick Overton, Harold Gould, Leonard Termo, Marla Frees, John Fleck, JD Cullum, Charles Emmett
The ""Intergang"", a new criminal organization tries to control south Metropolis and Superman is powerless because of their threats against everyone closest to him. Lois gets jealous when the investigator in charge, Mayson Drake, begins to show interest in Clark.
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Directed by Robert SingerWritten by John McNamaraGuest stars Dick Miller, Bruce Weitz, Peter Boyle, Farrah Forke, Steven Gilborn, Michael Holden, Dwayne L. Barnes, Philippe Bergeron
Lois and Clark discover an terrorist operation to infiltrate the military Fort Truman and hijack a satellite. Now, they are targets of a supposely dead boyfriend of one of Lois' best school friends.
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Directed by Michael W. WatkinsWritten by Kate BoutilierGuest stars J.T. Walsh, Bill Erwin, Melora Hardin, Charles Rocket, Tom Hatten, Kimble Jemison, John Lehr, Craig Gini
Al Capone, John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde return from the dead by the hands of a scientist. They start a crime wave in Metropolis and when one of them shoots Clark, he needs to fake his own death to protect his identity.
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Directed by Lorraine SennaGuest stars Lonnie Burr, Joseph Gian, John Pleshette, Ray Abruzzo, Sal Viscuso, William Devane, Robert Clohessy, Amy Hathaway
When Superman tries to save a man from suicide, a lightning strikes both. Few minutes later, the man is very strong and can fly...yeah, now he has Superman's powers too. Then he decides to be a superhero, and tries to make money with his ""advantages"", leaving Superman very mad about this. As soon as Dr. Gretchen Kelly finds out about this, she makes a plan to re-duplicate the lightning incident and kidnaps Lois to attract Superman.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Kathy McCormickGuest stars DeLauné Michel, Denise Crosby, Leslie Jordan, Cindy Williams, Jean Sincere, Don Stanton, Dan Stanton, Rachel Winfree
A fired and vengeful toyman creates a toy which can make the adults act like children, and sure, all the Daily Planet gang will be affected too, even Clark.
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Directed by Randall ZiskGuest stars Dick Van Patten, Denise Richards, Isabel Sanford, Sherman Hemsley, Sharon Thomas Cain, Dom Irrera, Doug Llewelyn, Jon Menick
Lucy Lane is working in Metropolis again, and now she has a new boyfriend named Johnny. He's turned into a cyborg body powered with kryptonite by the hands of two doctors. When Johnny finds out what he really is now, he tries to defeat Superman.
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Directed by James BagdonasWritten by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars Roxana Zal, John Rubinstein, Christian Clemenson, Scott Valentine, DeeDee Rescher, Marla Frees, Louis Mustillo, Mary Pat Gleason
Lois and Clark investigate several robberies commited by a thief who is a ninja with mystical bracelets. These bracelets can give to a person power to kill Superman, using a mystical power named Chi.
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Directed by James HaymanWritten by Hilary BaderGuest stars Brian Doyle-Murray, Yuji Okumoto, James Hong, Leila Lee Olsen, Steve Eastin, Dana Lee, Michael Yama, Michael Leopard
Two scientists make Superman blind with a beam of light in his eyes, now Lois needs to take care of him on her house, while everybody think that Clark is in the mountains with Mayson Drake.
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Directed by Bill D'EliaWritten by Kathy McCormickGuest stars Farrah Forke, David Bowe, Gerrit Graham, Brian Reddy, Harvey J. Alperin, Billy Mayo
Lex is back from the dead by the hands of Dr. Gretchen Kelly, and now he wants to get Lois back and destroy Superman. Clark asks Lois out on a date, but, when she accepts, Perry sends them in a stakeout. Then, Lois and Clark call it the ""almost first date"".
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars John Shea, Tony Jay, Christian Clemenson, Barry Livingston, Denise Crosby, Sal Viscuso, Randy Crowder
When a famous television reporter (and also an assassin from the Intergang) finds out Superman's true identity, she wants to show the information to the world. How will Clark hide the truth from the world now?
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Directed by Randall ZiskWritten by John McNamaraGuest stars Tom Virtue, Farrah Forke, Raquel Welch, Robert Culp, Wayne Péré
When the Prankster escapes the prison, he continues with his plans to torment Lois' life, and now he also wants to kidnap the president of the United States.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Grant RosenbergGuest stars Bronson Pinchot, Rick Overton, Harold Gould, John Pleshette, Sal Viscuso, Cliff DeYoung, Allen Lulu, Barry Ashley
When Jimmy is falsely accused by murder, Lois and Clark need to prove that he is innocent and clear his name. And they finally go to their ""real"" first date. Everything was going well, but when Clark takes Lois home, she closes the door on his face...because the date was great and because her fears about what will happen with their relationship. After they prove Jimmy's innocence, Lois explains to Clark what she felt when she closed the door on his face, and recognizes the mistake. When they finally kiss, a shocking and tragic thing happens.
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Written by Chris RuppenthalGuest stars Farrah Forke, Robert Culp, Mark Rolston, John Kapelos, Sam Vlahos, David Jean Thomas, Michael Leopard, Tyrone Batista
A scientist develops a pill to ""ressurrect"" some ""dead"" criminal men in Metropolis. Clark is jealous because a man who is trying to solve Mayson's murder shows interest on Lois, and she thinks he is attractive.
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Directed by Joseph L. ScanlanGuest stars Dennis Lipscomb, Jim Pirri, Curtis Armstrong, Danny Woodburn, Oliver Muirhead, Eddie Frias, Peter Michael McDonald, Pat Crawford Brown
Lois and Clark need to travel to 1966 with the help of H.G. Wells and his time machine to prevent a villain from the future who wants to destroy the baby Superman. The villain tells Lois about Clark's most important secret...his secret identity!
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Directed by James BagdonasGuest stars Robert Costanzo, Lane Davies, Terry Kiser, Don Swayze, Joshua Devane, Adam Grupper
Jimmy becomes a part of a experimental project by two ladies who want to put the people at their control. Lois is mad with all the Clark's suddenly disappearances and begins to date Scardino.
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Written by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars Alaina Reed Hall, Charles Napier, Jim Pirri, Meredith Scott Lynn, Claire Yarlett, Erick Avari, Michelle Phillips, David Sage
The Intergang, now headed by Bill Church Jr., kidnaps Perry when Franklin Stern refuses to sell the Daily Planet and Superman allows the kidnap because he's affected with the strange ""Red Kryptonite"" effects. When Clark gets upset with Lois and Scardino's dates, he asks her out again.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by Chris RuppenthalGuest stars Bruce Campbell, Barbara Bosson, O'Neal Compton, David Graf, Kelly Mullis, Ira Heiden, Bryan Clark, Jeri Gaile
Superman saves the life of a musician, but instead of "thank you", the musician wants to sue him because he "broke" his arm. Then, many people of Metropolis begin to fake injures caused by Superman. After finally giving up on her love for Superman, Lois needs to choose who's the one she is going to be together with: Clark Kent or Dan Scardino.
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Directed by Michael W. WatkinsWritten by John McNamara, Kathy McCormickGuest stars Kay Lenz, Jason Carter, Bruce Campbell, Adam West, Sal Viscuso, Jim Pirri, Barbara Bosson, Michele Abrams
Superman's real identity is in danger of being exposed by a diary written by a man from the future. Clark finally asks Lois to marry him, but the question she asks is even bigger.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by Tony Blake, Paul JacksonGuest stars Tony Jay, Maurice Godin, Lamont Johnson, Michael Leopard, Rick LaFond
