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SEASON TWO (1994-95)
- "Madame Ex"
The new Daily Planet's staff psychiatrist has her own reasons to seek revenge upon
Lois and Superman for their roles in Luthor's death.
Written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
Directed by Randall Zisk
Sept. 18, 1994
- "Wall Of Sound"
Clark's nomination for a prestigious journalism award cretes fricition with Lois.
The Soundman cripples both Metropolis and Superman with devastating sounds.
Written by John McNamara
Directed by Alan J. Levi
Sept. 25, 1994
- "The Source"
When her informant fails her, Lois is suspended, and she and Clark work diligently
to restore her reputation by investigating corporate and political misdealings.
Written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
Directed by John T. Kretchmer
Oct. 2, 1994
- "The Prankster"
Lois is the recipient of gifts from a secret admirer who turns out to be a devious
criminal bent on revenge.
Written by Grant Rosenberg
Directed by James Hayman
Oct. 9, 1994
- "Church Of Metropolis"
When Intergang arrives in Metropolis, Superman has his hands tied in the face of
threats against the people closest to him.
Written by John McNamara
Directed by Robert Singer
Oct. 23, 1994
- "Operation Blackout"
Lois' college chums may be behind the hijack of a hi-tech weaponry satellite.
Written by Kate Boutilier
Directed by Michael Watkins
Oct. 30, 1994
- "That Old Gang Of
Mine"
Old time gangsters seemingly return from the grave to begin a crime wave in Metropolis.
Written by Gene Miller & Karen
Kavner
Directed by Lorraine Senna Ferrara
Nov. 13, 1994
- "A Bolt From The
Blue"
After a freak accident provides a social misfit with Superman's powers, Luthor's
doctor plans to duplicate the incident..
Written by Kathy McCormick
Directed by Philip J. Sgriccia
Nov. 20, 1994
- "Season's Greedings"
A disgruntled toymaker is determined to ruin Christmas in Metropolis introducing
a fast-selling new toy which induces a city-wide frenzy of greed.
Written by Dean Cain
Directed by Randall Zisk
Dec. 4, 1994
- "Metallo"
Superman finds himself in a tough spot when threatened by a Kryptonite-powered cyborg.
Teleplay by Tony Blake & Paul
Jackson
Story by James Crocker
Directed by James R. Bagdonas
Jan. 1, 1995
- "Chi Of Steel"
Several Chinatown robberies has been committed by a mysterious Chinese martial arts
master capable of using Superman's own strength against him.
Written by Hilary Bader
Directed by James Hayman
Jan. 8, 1995
- "The Eyes Have
It"
As a scientist needs Lois to recover a device that transmits knowledge via a beam
of light, Mayson makes a play for Clark.
Teleplay by Kathy McCormick
Story by Kathy McCormick & Grant Rosenberg
Directed by Bill D'elia
Jan. 22, 1995
- "The Phoenix"
Luthor resurrects and now intents on recapturing his romance with Lois and on exacting
revenge upon Superman.
Written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
Directed by Philip J. Sgriccia
Feb. 12, 1995
- "Top Copy"
An investigative reporter for a tabloid TV program and Intergang assassin will stop
at nothing in order to expose Superman's true identity.
Written by John McNamara
Directed by Randall Zisk
Feb. 19, 1995
- "The Return Of
The Prankster"
After escaping from prison, the Prankster returns to Metropolis with plans to further
torment Lois and to kidnap the President.
Written by Grant Rosenberg
Directed by Philip J. Sgriccia
Feb. 26, 1995
- "Lucky Leon"
Amidst trying to clear Jimmy for murder and being used as pawns in a terrorist theft
of nuclear weapons, Lois and Clark finally get to go on their first date.
Written by Chris Ruppenthal
Directed by Jim Pohl
Mar. 12, 1995
- "Resurrection"
Flamboyant DEA agent Dan Scardino arrives in Metropolis to investigate Mayson's murder
as a deranged scientist plans to release a deadly virus on the entire city.
- Written by Gene Miller & Karen Kavner
Directed by Joseph L. Scanlan
Mar. 19, 1995
- "Tempus Fugitive"
H.G. Wells enlists the aid of Lois and Clark as they travel back in time to Smallville
to prevent the killing of the infant Superman.
Written by Jack Weinstein & Lee
Hutson
Directed by James R. Bagdonas
Mar. 26, 1995
- "Target: Jimmy
Olsen"
As Clark's unexplained exits continue to turn Lois into Scardino's arms, Jimmy is
discovered to have been part of an experimental project which made him a sleeper
assassin.
Written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
Directed by David S. Jackson
Apr. 2, 1995
- "Individual Responsibility"
In an attempt to prompt the sale of the Daily Planet, Intergang kidnaps Perry White
in front of an apathetic Superman.
Written by Chris Ruppenthal
Directed by Alan J. Levi
Apr. 16, 1995
- "Whine, Whine,
Whine"
Superman faces a lawsuit after inadvertently injured a musician while rescuing him.
In the meantime Lois must decide who she really loves --Clark, Superman or Scardino.
Written by Kathy McCormick & John
McNamara
Directed by Michael Watkins
May 14, 1995
- "And the Answer
Is . . ."
A blackmailer kidnaps Clark's parents and threatens to expose his secret identity
unless Superman does his bidding. And Clark finally proposes to Lois.
Written by Tony Blake & Paul Jackson
Directed by Alan J. Levi
May 21, 1995
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