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Episode Guide

Dates given for the episodes are for the original U.S. showing. "A-Plot" means the main plot, "B-Plot" means what is happening with the main characters. (Lois and Clark, duh!)

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First Season

September 1993-1994

Clark Kent/Superman ............... Dean Cain
Lois Lane ............... Teri Hatcher
Perry White ............... Lane Smith
Jimmy Olsen ............... Michael Landes
Martha Kent ............... K Callan
Jonathan Kent ............... Eddie Jones
Cat Grant ............... Tracy Scoggins
Lex Luthor ............... John Shea
Lucy Lane ............... Elizabeth Barondes
Nigel ............... Tony Jay
Jack ............... Chris Demetral
Inspector Henderson ............... Richard Belzer

1) "Pilot"
Aired: September 12, 1993
Written by: Deborah Joy LeVine
A-Plot: The space program is being hijacked.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark first meet. Lois is very superior about everything
("I am top banana :) and resents having to "baby-sit some hack from
Nowheresville".

Note: This is a two hour episode.

2) "Strange Visitor"
Aired: September 26, 1993
Written by: Bryce Zabel
A-Plot: Jason Trask of 'Bureau 39' feels that Superman is a threat and must
be killed.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark work together to find out about Trask. FoLCs also
get the see their first kiss, unfortunately it was only a diversion.

Note: Story-wise this episode should have aired after "Neverending Battle"

3) "Neverending Battle"
Aired: October 3, 1993
Written by: Dan LeVine
A-Plot: Lex Luthor tests Superman and his powers.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark compete for the same story. Clark, angry that Lois
stole his story along with Jimmy's idea for finding Superman, sends
Lois through the Metropolis Reclamation Sewer looking for
Superman's spaceship.

Note: This episode should have come before "Strange Visitor".

4) "I'm Looking Through You"
Aired: October 10, 1993
Written by: Deborah Joy LeVine
A-Plot: An invisible man is terrorizing Metropolis.
B-Plot: Clark feels invisible to Lois (and the rest of Metropolis) who only
seems to see Superman.

5) "Requiem for a Superhero"
Aired: October 17, 1993
Written by: Robert Killebrew
A-Plot: Someone is creating robotic limbs for boxers, giving them
extraordinary strength.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark are "officially" teamed up on a story, and Clark is
very supportive went it seems that Lois's dad might be one of the
bad guys.

Note: Lois's father, Sam Lane, appears in this episode. But the next time
we see him he is played by a different person.

6) "I've Got a Crush on You"
Aired: October 24, 1993
Written by: Thania St. John
A-Plot: Lois and Clark go undercover to find out about a gang called the
"Toasters", who are burning downtown buildings.
B-Plot: Lois gets jealous when Clark shows interest in Tony Taylor.

7) "Smart Kids"
Aired: October 31, 1993
Written by: Dan LeVine
A-Plot: Some children from an orphanage have been given "smart juice" which
makes incredibly intelligent.
B-Plot: Lois get to baby-sit one of the super-intelligent kids.

8) "The Green, Green, Glow of Home"
Aired: November 14, 1993
Written by: Bryce Zabel
A-Plot: Lois and Clark go to Smallville (Clark's hometown) to investigate an
EPA cleanup, where Clark encounters a glowing green rock that
triggers some kind of allergic reaction (kryptonite).
B-Plot: Lois gets to meet Clark's parents. She also seems to enjoy herself
(after a while) in Smallville with Clark.

Note: Sharon Thomas, Dean Cain's mother, makes a cameo appearance as
'Maisie' in this episode.

9) "Man of Steel Bars"
Aired: November 21, 1993
Written by: Paris Qualles
A-Plot: Metropolis is hit with an incredible heat wave in the middle of
winter, and people believe Superman is the cause.
B-Plot: When Clark has to leave Metropolis he and Lois share their first
"real" kiss and Lois seems very sad to see him go.

10) "Pheromone, My Lovely"
Aired: November 28, 1993
Written by: Deborah Joy LeVine
A-Plot: A strange perfume sprayed on people makes them lose all their
inhibitions.
B-Plot: Lois falls for Clark. Clark, unaffected by the perfume, tries not
to take advantage of Lois.

11) "Honeymoon in Metropolis"
Aired: December 12, 1993
Written by: Dan LeVine
A-Plot: Lois and Clark go undercover as honeymooners to find out what's
happening with project "Shockwave".
B-Plot: This fun episode has Lois and Clark living together for a while and
discussing sharing their lives with someone.

12) "All Shook Up"
Aired: January 2, 1994
Written by: Jackson Gillis
A-Plot: Superman has to stop an asteroid from hitting Earth, but he gets
amnesia from his first attempt to stop the asteroid.
B-Plot: Lois is very supportive of Clark while he has amnesia. She also
says she loves him, but adds "like a brother."

Note: This episode is based on the 1950's "Adventures of Superman" episode
"Panic in the Sky".

13) "Witness"
Aired: January 9, 1994
Written by: Bradley Moore
A-Plot: After Lois witnesses a murder she becomes the target of "Mr.
Make-up", who can make himself look like anyone.
B-Plot: Clark tries to protect the unwilling Lois from Mr. Make-up.

Note: This episode should be #11.

14) "Illusions of Grandeur"
Aired: January 23, 1994
Written by: Thania St. John
A-Plot: A magician is kidnapping rich children for ransom and hypnotizes
Superman.
B-Plot: Clark tries to get Lois to enjoy surprises.

15) "The Ides of Metropolis"
Aired: February 6, 1994
Written by: Deborah Joy LeVine
A-Plot: When a computer genus creates a computer virus the only hope for
Metropolis is a convicted murderer (who is innocent).
B-Plot: Jonathan worries that Martha might be having an affair and comes
to Clark.

16) "The Foundling"
Aired: February 20, 1994
Written by: Dan LeVine
A-Plot: When the globe Clark found in Trask's warehouse ("Strange Visitor")
begins to glow Clark finally gets a chance to learn about his
Kryptonian heritage. Unfortunately, it is stolen before he can
learn much.
B-Plot: Lois feels very sorry for Clark that his apartment was robbed, and
then very angry when she finds out Clark was keeping the globe from
her.

17) "The Rival"
Aired: February 27, 1994
Written by: Tony Blark and Paul Jackson
A-Plot: Another newspaper has strangely been scooping the Planet in all the
major stories lately.
B-Plot: Lois gets jealous when Clark shows interest in her ex-best friend.

18) "Vatman"
Aired: March 13, 1994
Written by: H.B. Cobb
A-Plot: Lex Luthor makes a clone of Superman, and teaches "Vatman" to do
what Luthor wants.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark work together.

19) "Fly Hard"
Aired: March 27, 1994
Written by: Thania St. John
A-Plot: The Planet crew (minus Cat) and Luthor are held hostage and there
seems to be no way for Clark to help without letting everyone know
he is Superman.
B-Plot: Lois gets mad at Clark when he seems unwilling to do anything to
help them get free.

Note: This is the last episode with Cat Grant in it. Jack might have also
figured out the Clark is Superman.

20) "Barbarians At the Planet"
Aired: May 1, 1994
Written by: Dan LeVine and Deborah Joy LeVine
A-Plot: The Planet has gone almost bankrupt, so Luthor buys it to get closer
to Lois. He soon blows it up, blaming the bomb on Jack and asks
Lois to marry him. She accepts.
B-Plot: Clark confesses his love to Lois and she says that she loves him,
but as a friend.

21) "Fall of the House of Luthor"
Aired: May 8, 1994
Written by: Dan LeVine and Deborah Joy LeVine
A-Plot: In the conclusion to "Barbarians ...", Clark, Perry, Jimmy, and
Jack attempt to uncover what really happened at the Planet, while
the wedding moves along. Luthor also finds some kryptonite and
tries to kill Superman.
B-Plot: Lois is unable to marry Luthor because she realizes how much she
likes Clark, but before she can tell him that Clark says that he
was lying to Lois about being in love with her.

Second Season
September 1994-1995

Changes in Main Cast
Jimmy Olsen ............... Justin Whalin
Lucy Lane ............... Roxana Zal
The Prankster ............... Bronson Pinchet
Bill Church .............. Peter Boyle
Bill Church Jr. ............... Bruce Cambell
Mayson Drake ............... Farroh Forke
Dan Scardino ............... Jim Pirri

1) "Madame Ex"
Episode #22
Aired: September 18, 1994
Written by: Tony Blake and Paul Jackson
A-Plot: When Luthor's ex-wife comes to town she creates an exact double of
Lois and tries to kill Superman.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark decide to be friends and Lois continues to go after
Superman.

2) "Wall of Sound"
Episode #23
Aired: September 25, 1994
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: A master of sounds has created a sound weapon that can even bring
Superman to his knees.
B-Plot: Lois is mad when Clark gets nominated for a Kerth award instead of
her, but later goes to the dinner with him as his date.

3) "The Source"
Episode #24
Aired: October 2, 1994
Written by: Tony Blake and Paul Jackson
A-Plot: Lois is suspended from the Planet after protected her source, Stuart
Hofferman.
B-Plot: Clark tries to comfort Lois, but when that fails he goes to her as
Superman.

4) "The Prankster"
Episode #25
Aired: October 9, 1994
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: A man Lois sent to jail for five years is out and terrorizes her.
B-Plot: Lois, scared of the Prankster, goes over to Clark's house to stay
with him.

5) "The Churches of Metropolis"
Episode #26
Aired: October 23, 1994
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: "Intergang", a criminal organization headed (secretly) by Bill
Church, tries to control the south side of Metropolis.
B-Plot: Lois gets very jealous when she sees Clark and the DA, Mayson Drake,
together.

6) "Operation Blackout"
Episode #27
Aired: October 30, 1994
Written by: Kate Boutilier
A-Plot: Lois and Clark must stop the supposedly-dead fiancee of one Lois's
college friends from hijacking the Hawkeye, a military satellite.
B-Plot: Lois is worried that her old best friend might be behind everything.

7) "That Old Gang of Mine"
Episode #28
Aired: November 13, 1994
Written by: Gene Miller and Karen Kavner
A-Plot: A scientist clones some dead gangster who turn against him and try
to control Metropolis.
B-Plot: When Clark is shot and "killed", the Planet staff, especially Lois
mourn their loose. Lois also realizes she wants Clark and her to be
more then friends and tries to tell him that but he falls asleep!

8) "Bolt From the Blue"
Episode #29
Aired: November 20, 1994
Written by: Kathy McCormick
A-Plot: When lightning strikes Superman some of his powers are transferred
to a man he was trying to save.
B-Plot: Lois is mad at Superman because he lied about where Waldecker got
his superpowers.

9) "Season's Greedings"
Episode #30
Aired: December 4, 1994
Written by: Dean Cain
A-Plot: A toymaker invents a pheromone that makes adults act like greedy
children.
B-Plot: Clark ends up being the only one to go to Lois's Christmas party,
she seems very happy to see him, and they share a great moment at
the end of the episode holding hands and watching some carolers.

Note: Dean's mother, Sharon Thomas, makes her second cameo role on L&C as
the lady fighting with Lois for the "Atomic Space Rat".

10) "Metallo"
Episode #31
Aired: January 1, 1995
Written by: James Crocker
A-Plot: Lucy's (Lois's sister) new boyfriend has been turned into a cyborg
powered by kryptonite.
B-Plot: Lois recognizes that Clark and Superman are a lot alike.

11) "Chi of Steel"
Episode #32
Aired: January 8, 1995
Written by: Hilary Bader
A-Plot: The trail of a thief leads to a strange ninja with mystical
bracelets that would allow "him" to kill Superman.
B-Plot: Lois gets treated like family with the Kents.

12) "The Eyes Have It"
Episode #33
Aired: January 22, 1995
Written by: Kathy McCormick and Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: A scientist has made Superman blind by shinning a strange beam of
light into his eyes.
B-Plot: Even though the now blind Superman is staying at her apartment, Lois
wonders about where Clark is, and fears that he might have went to
the mountains with Mayson Drake.

13) "The Phoenix"
Episode #34
Aired: February 12, 1995
Written by: Tony Blake and Paul Jackson
A-Plot: Lex Luthor comes back to life, although he has lost all his money he
hasn't lost his love for Lois.
B-Plot: Clark asks Lois out on a date and after a while she agrees to go with
him, but duty calls and they instead have to go on a stakeout. There
they have an "almost first date" with some very WHAMy moments.

14) "Top Copy"
Episode #35
Aired: February 19, 1995
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: Diana Stride, reporter for the television show "Top Copy", has
figured out that Clark is Superman and tricks him into ingesting
some kryptonite.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark discuss a new date and Lois fumes about Clark's
all too frequent disappearances.

15) "Return of the Prankster"
Episode #36
Aired: February 26, 1995
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: The Prankster has escaped from jail and has created a camera that
"freezes" people.
B-Plot: Clark worries about Lois now that the Prankster is back. He also
gives her some advice on an interview, which she takes.

16) "Lucky Leon"
Episode #37
Aired: March 12, 1995
Written by: Chris Ruppenthal
A-Plot: Jimmy delivers a "Desk Friend" to someone, not knowing that the
"Desk Friend" was actually a device to kill the person! Lois and
Clark try to clear his name.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark go on their first real first date (yeah!). They
both have a wonderful time, but Lois decides that she never wants
to see Clark again because everything was so perfect. But at the
end of the episode Lois rushes toward a likely nuclear explosion to
make sure Clark is all right and at the very end they share their
first *big* kiss (which is interrupted by Mayson's car blowing up
*sigh*).

17) "Resurrection"
Episode #38
Aired: March 19, 1995
Written by: Gene Miller and Karen Kavner
A-Plot: A scientist is making a pill that makes people seem like they're
dead, and uses it to try to spread a deadly virus over Metropolis.
B-Plot: Clark fells that he could have done something to save Mayson and
pushes Lois away. Lois shows interest in Dan Scardino, a
government agent trying to find some stuff out about the
"Resurrection" pill.

18) "Tempus Fugitive"
Episode #39
Aired: March 26, 1995
Written by: Jack Weinstein and Lee Hutson
A-Plot: H. G. Wells makes a time machine uses it to go to the future, where
he brings back "Tempus" who wants to kill Superman.
B-Plot: When Lois and Clark go back in time to stop Tempus, Tempus tells
Lois that Clark is Superman. Lois eventually comes to terms with
this, but forgets it after H. G. Wells puts them back before they
met him, so the whole thing never happened.

19) "Target: Jimmy Olsen"
Episode #40
Aired: April 2, 1995
Written by: Tony Blake and Paul Jackson
A-Plot: Some lady has created a drug that makes people do whatever she wants
and tests it on Jimmy.
B-Plot: Lois continues to get annoyed at Clark's disappearances and keeps
dating Dan Scardino.

20) "Individual Responsibility"
Episode #41
Aired: April 16, 1995
Written by: Chris Ruppenthal
A-Plot: Gene Newtrich finds some red kryptonite that makes Superman
apathetic.
B-Plot: Lois gets annoyed at Clark's "couldn't care" attitude, but after he
admits that Lois's going out with Scardino does bug him they go out
for dinner.

21) "Whine, Whine, Whine"
Episode #42
Aired: May 14, 1995
Written by: Kathy McCormick and John McNamara
A-Plot: Superman is sued for injuring someone whose life he saved.
B-Plot: Clark's continued disappearances have started to *REALLY* annoy Lois,
but after a few sessions with Dr. Friskin Lois decides that she wants
to be with Clark, not Dan or Superman.

22) "And the Answer Is..."
Episode #43
Aired: May 21, 1995
Written by: Tony Blake and Paul Jackson
A-Plot: Someone figures out Clark is Superman and uses that information to
make Clark do what he wants.
B-Plot: After Lois sacrifices her life for Clark's parents, Clark proposes
to Lois. The season ends with Clark asking if Lois will marry him
and Lois saying "Clark....".

Third Season
September 1995-1996

Changes in Main Cast

Star ............... Olivia Brown
Mindy Church .............. Jessica Collins
Dr. Klein ............... Kenneth Kimmins
Dr. Maxwell Deter ............... Larry Poindexter
Sara/Zara ............... Justine Bateman
Ching ............... Jon Tenney

1) "We Have a Lot to Talk About"
Episode #44
Aired: September 17, 1995
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: Bill Church is back and he is using his money for good, but
his son, Bill Church Jr., and his new wife, Mindy Church, have
other plans.
B-Plot: Lois know that Clark is Superman (*duh*!), upset she turns
down his proposal.

2) "Ordinary People"
Episode #45
Aired: September 24, 1995
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: Spencer Spencer wants Clark's body for his own and has the
kryptonite to do it.
B-Plot: Clark tries to prove to Lois that he can be a "regular guy".

3) "Contact"
Episode #46
Aired: October 1, 1995
Written by: Chris Ruppenthal
A-Plot: After Lois is abducted by "aliens" she goes into dangerous trances.
B-Plot: Clark, worried that he is endangering Lois by having a relationship
with her, breaks up with Lois "for [her] own good".

4) "When Irish Eyes are Killing"
Episode #47
Aired: October 15, 1995
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: A friend from Lois's past turns up and wants to *sacrifice* Lois in a
Druid ceremony.
B-Plot: Clark realizes that he needs Lois and tries to make up, but Lois is
mad because he "broke [her] heart for [her] own good" and now she has
broken up with Clark.

5) "Just Say Noah"
Episode #48
Aired: October 22, 1995
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: Lois and Clark go undercover as husband and wife to investigate
missing couples.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark make-up and make-out in a lunatic's office. They
also decide to forget the subject of marriage because "it's making
us both nuts".

6) "Don't Tug on Superman's Cape"
Episode #49
Aired: November 6, 1995
Written by: David Simkins
A-Plot: Some crazy collectors want to add something special to their
collection- Superman.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark decide to face all their fears about marriage
and talk about it.

7) "Ultra Woman"
Episode #50
Aired: November 13, 1995
Written by: Gene O'Neill and Noreen Tobin
A-Plot: When Gene Newtrich's sisters, Nell and Lucille, hit Clark with a
red kryptonite laser all his powers are transferred to Lois, who
takes on the identity of "Ultra Woman"
B-Plot: After Lois finds out how hard it is for Clark to be Superman she
proposes to Clark. He (surprise) accepts!

8) "Chip Off the Old Clark"
Episode #51
Aired: November 20, 1995
Written by: Micheal Jamin and Sivert Glarum
A-Plot: A lady claims to have had Superman's love child! The kid even
has superpowers!
B-Plot: Clark tries to convince Lois that this child isn't his, but Lois
has a hard time believing him, especially after watching the kid
pick up a sofa!

9) "Super Mann"
Episode #52
Aired: November 27, 1995
Written by: Chris Ruppenthal
A-Plot: Nazis try to take over Metropolis.
B-Plot: After the Nazis publicly announce that Superman has been "taken
care of" Lois worries about Clark.

10) "Virtually Destroyed"
Episode #53
Aired: December 10, 1995
Written by: Dean Cain
A-Plot: A computer genius traps Lois in a virtual reality world.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark have an intimate discussion about their sexual
backgrounds.

11) "Home is Where the Hurt Is"
Episode #54
Aired: December 17, 1995
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: Mindy Church tries to bring back Intergang and creates a
Kryptonian virus and infects Superman with it.
B-Plot: While Clark is terribly sick and undergoing a risky process to
help him recover, Lois worries.

12) "Never on Sunday"
Episode #55
Aired: January 7, 1996
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: A famous magician comes to terrorize Clark with voodoo.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark begin making plans for their wedding.

13) "The Dad Who Came in From the Cold"
Episode #56
Aired: January 14, 1996
Written by: David Simkins
A-Plot: Jimmy's dad turns out to be a spy, and appears to be on the
wrong side!
B-Plot: Lois and Clark briefly discuss having children and whether
Clark would make a good father.

14) "Tempus, Anyone?"
Episode #57
Aired: January 21, 1996
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: Tempus is back! This time he creates a time machine that lets
him travel to an alternate dimension where the Lois Lane of
that world is dead, and the Clark Kent isn't Superman.
B-Plot: Lois has to deal with the fact that the alternate Clark is
engaged to Lana Lang, an old friend from Smallville.

15) "I Now Pronounce You..."
Episode #58
Aired: February 11, 1996
Written by: Chris Ruppenthal
A-Plot: An evil scientist has created a clone of the President of the
United States!
B-Plot: This is the (first) wedding episode! Lois is nervous and is
anticipating disaster.

16) "Double Jeopardy"
Episode #59
Aired: February 18, 1996
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Bucknet
A-Plot: The "Lois" that Clark married is actually a clone ("Clois").
The real Lois is being held captive by none other than Lex
Luthor!
B-Plot: It take Clark to while to find out that "Clois" isn't Lois.
He is (understandably) upset. Later in this episode Lois,
who has hit her head and is acting like a character out of a
novel she's writing (Wanda Detroit). Luthor, who has convinced
"Wanda" that he's "Kent" (the man she loves), tells her to tell
Clark that she doesn't love him any more. Clark thinks she
means it.

17) "Seconds"
Episode #60
Aired: February 25, 1996
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: Clois wants to help Clark find Lois, but ends up telling Luthor
that Clark is Superman in the attempt to save her life. Luthor
also finds a weapon that could kill Superman.
B-Plot: Clark is depressed but continues to search for Lois. "Wanda" is
beginning to dream about Clark, and seems to be slowly
remembering her real life.

18) "Forget Me Not"
Episode #61
Aired: March 10, 1996
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: Lois now has regular amnesia and has check in a hospital to get
better. But neither of her doctors seem to have her best
interests in mind. The first, Dr. Maxwell Deter, prohibits
Clark from telling Lois they are in love. The other is turning
patients into programmed killers.
B-Plot: Clark doesn't seem to like Dr. Deter very much. Clark also
firmly denies any possibility that Lois might not regain her
memory.

19) "Oedipus Wrecks"
Episode #62
Aired: March 24, 1996
Written by: David Simkins
A-Plot: Bad Brain Johnson's brother has created a weapon that basically
turns people into zombies in the attempt to impress his mother.
B-Plot: Lois's memory is coming back, but she still doesn't remember
that she loves Clark, she thinks she's in love with Dr. Deter!

20) "It's a Small World After All"
Episode #63
Aired: April 28, 1996
Written by: Teri Hatcher and Pat Hazel
A-Plot: A former classmate of Lois's takes revenge on Lois and some
other classmates by shrinking their lovers.
B-Plot: Lois gets mad when Clark pushes her away, and won't tell her
what is happening to him (he's shrinking....).

21) "Through a Glass, Darkly"
Episode #64
Aired: May 5, 1996
Written by: Chris Ruppenthal
A-Plot: Two strange people, Zara and Ching, come to Metropolis to test
Superman.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark discuss their marriage and whether their going to
live in a house.

22) "Big Girls Don't Fly"
Episode #65
Aired: May 12, 1996
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: It turns out that Zara and Ching are from New Krypton, and that
Clark is married to Zara. They want Clark to come back with
them to rule and to fight Lord Knor. Meanwhile, though, an assassin
sent by Knor attacks Clark.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark have to decide whether or not Clark is going to
leave.

Fourth Season
September 1996-1997

Changes is main cast (as of 2-28-97)

Ching ............... Mark Kielly
Lord Knor ............... Simon Templeman
Ralph ............... James Dumont

1) "Lord of the Flys"
Episode #66
Aired: September 22, 1996
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: Lord Knor comes to Earth to try to colonize it. His first target... Smallville. His next?
Metropolis.
B-Plot: Both Lois and Clark miss each other and enjoy what little time they get together.

2) "Battleground Earth"
Episode #67
Aired: September 27, 1996
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: Lord Knor challenges Clark to a dual, and the kryptonite from Star LABS is stolen.
B-Plot: Knor has accused Clark of treason and used Lois and the Kents as evidence.

3) "Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding"
Episode #68
Aired: October 6, 1996
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: It's the real wedding! But Mytle Beech, "The Wedding Destroyer" is out of jail and after
Lois and Clark!
B-Plot: Lois and Clark are being terrorized by the tabloids.

4) "Soul Mates"
Episode #69
Aired: October 13, 1996
Written by: Brad Kern
A-Plot: H. G. Wells interrupts Lois and Clark on their wedding night to warn them of a curse, and
to take them back in time to fight it.
B-Plot: H. G. Wells tells L&C that they're soul mates. Wherever Clark's soul is, so is Lois's
and vice versa.

5) "Brutal Youth"
Episode #70
Aired: October 20, 1996
Written by: Tim Minear
A-Plot: A scientist finds a way to "suck" the youth out of some person and give it to another and
she tries it out on Jimmy.
B-Plot: Dr. Klein tells Lois that Superman will age differently than a normal human, much slower.
At the end of the episode Lois and Clark buy a new house.

6) "The People vs. Lois Lane"
Episode #71
Aired: October 27, 1996
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: One of Lois's former sources was murdered, and Lois is caught with the gun.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark just get to start having some fun with their new house when Lois is
acused of murder.

7) "Dead Lois Walking"
Episode #72
Aired: November 10, 1996
Written by: Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming
A-Plot: Clark breaks Lois out of jail and they try to find who is framing her.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark get to finally have some quality time together.... on the lamb.

8) "Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark"
Episode #73
Aired: November 17, 1996
Written by: Brian Nelson
A-Plot: Lois and Clark make some new friends, Bob and Carol Stanford, who have a lot in
common with L&C, including a secret identity, as Bob turns out to be the assassin,
Deathstroke.
B-Plot: Lois and Clark think that they've finally found some good friends.

9) "Ghosts"
Episode #74
Aired: November 24, 1996
Written by: Michael Gleason
A-Plot: A con artist teams up with a ghost to try to scare Lois and Clark out of their house.
B-Plot: Katie, the ghost, seems to take a liking to Lois's body and finds a way to "possess" her.
Lois also works on a way to learn to cook.

10) "Stop the Presses"
Episode #75
Aired: December 8, 1996
Written by: Brad Kern
A-Plot: A computer hacker and his brother get into Star Labs' Superman files and plot a way
to kill Clark.
B-Plot: Perry gets moved to an job "upstairs" and Lois gets promoted to editor. Lois and Clark
have their first fight when Lois tries to kill one of Clark's stories.

11) "Twas the Night Before Mxymas"
Episode #76
Aired: December 15, 1996
Written by: Tim Minear
A-Plot: Mr. Mxyzptlk, an imp from the fifth dimension, does a Groundhog Day like thing
to Christmas Eve to make people lose hope.
B-Plot: Clark tries to get Lois to enjoy Christmas as much as he does.

12) "Lethal Weapon"
Episode #77
Aired: January 5, 1997
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: Perry's "reformed" son, Jerry, comes to Metropolis with a surprise for Superman, a chunk
of red kryptonite.

13) "Sex, Lies, and Videotape"
Episode #78
Aired: January 19, 1997
Written by: Dan Wilcox
A-Plot: A tabloid photographer gets the picture of the century- Superman and Lois Lane, very
intimate.

14) "Meet John Doe"
Episode #79
Aired: March 2, 1997
Written by: Tim Minear
A-Plot: Tempus breaks out of jail and by using a form of mind control becomes the President of
the United States.

15) "Lois and Clarks"
Episode #80
Aired: March 9, 1997
Written by: Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner
A-Plot: With Clark trapped in time and in danger of totally disappearing the H. G. Wells comes
with the Clark Kent from the alternate dimension.

16) "AKA Superman"
Episode #81
Aired: March 16, 1997
Written by: Jeff Vlaming
A-Plot: A lady obsessed with Superman thinks she knows who he is- Jimmy Olsen. And her
boss has plans for a weapon that could vaporize a state.

17) "Faster Than a Speeding Vixen"
Episode #82
Aired: April 12, 1997
Written by: Brad Kern
A-Plot: Vixen, a super-powered cyborg, has a mission to eradicate evil.

18) "Shadow of a Doubt"
Episode #83
Aired: April 17, 1997
Written by: Grant Rosenberg
A-Plot: Leslie Luckabee, Lex Luthor's son, has a ghost-like assassin kill the creators of Vixen
and moves closer to his goal, recreating his father's empire.

19) "Voice from the Past"
Episode #84
Aired: April 22, 1997
Written by: John McNamara
A-Plot: Leslie, with the help of "Mr. Smith", kidnaps Lois using a form of mind control.

20) "I've Got You Under My Skin"
Episode #85
Aired: May 10, 1997
Written by: Tim Minear

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