Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman: The Complete Fourth Season
Warner Home Video (1993)
TV Series  /  Action, Romance, Television
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IMDB   6.8
1002 mins United States / English
DVD  Region 1   Unrated
Dean Cain Clark Kent / ... (87 episodes, 1993-1997)
Teri Hatcher Lois Lane (87 episodes, 1993-1997)
Lane Smith Perry White (84 episodes, 1993-1997)
Justin Whalin Jimmy Olsen (65 episodes, 1994-1997)
Eddie Jones Jonathan Kent (48 episodes, 1993-1997)
K Callan Martha Kent (48 episodes, 1993-1997)
John Shea Lex Luthor (22 episodes, 1993-1997)
Michael Landes Jimmy Olsen (21 episodes, 1993-1994)
Kenneth Kimmins Dr. Klein / ... (16 episodes, 1995-1997)
Tracy Scoggins Catherine 'Cat' Grant (15 episodes, 1993-1994)
Ben L. McCain TV Anchorman / ... (9 episodes, 1995-1997)
Tony Jay Nigel St. John (7 episodes, 1993-1995)
Shaun Toub Asabi (6 episodes, 1993-1997)
Beverly Garland Ellen Lane (6 episodes, 1995-1997)
Sal Viscuso Bobby Bigmouth (5 episodes, 1994-1995)
Lane Davies Tempus (5 episodes, 1995-1997)
Harve Presnell Dr. Sam Lane (5 episodes, 1995-1997)
Farrah Forke Mayson Drake (4 episodes, 1994-1995)
Joe Ochman Daily Planet Staffer (4 episodes, 1994-1995)
Richard Belzer Inspector Henderson (4 episodes, 1994)
Chris Demetral Jack (4 episodes, 1994)
Olivia Brown Star (4 episodes, 1995-1996)
Justine Bateman Sarah / ... (4 episodes, 1996)
Elizabeth Barondes Lucy Lane (3 episodes, 1993)
Barry Livingston Sheldon Bender (3 episodes, 1994-1995)
Marla Frees Diane (3 episodes, 1994-1995)
Sharon Thomas Maisie / ... (3 episodes, 1993-1995)
Denise Crosby Dr. Gretchen Kelly (3 episodes, 1994-1995)
Bruce Campbell Bill Church Jr. (3 episodes, 1995)
Michael Leopard Police Detective / ... (3 episodes, 1995)
Jim Pirri Agent Dan Scardino (3 episodes, 1995)
Fred Willard President Garner / ... (3 episodes, 1996-1997)
James DuMont Ralph (3 episodes, 1996)
Keith Brunsmann Mr. Smith / ... (3 episodes, 1997)
Patrick Cassidy Leslie Luckabee (3 episodes, 1997)
Terence Knox Jason Trask (2 episodes, 1993)
Jeff Austin Phil / ... (2 episodes, 1993)
Matt Roe Edward Hanson / ... (2 episodes, 1993-1997)
Jean Speegle Howard Bertha Emory / ... (2 episodes, 1993-1996)
Leslie Jordan Alan Morris / ... (2 episodes, 1993-1994)
Jean Montanti Reporter / ... (2 episodes, 1993-1994)
Thomas Ryan Detective Burke / ... (2 episodes, 1993-1994)
Yolanda Gaskins Linda Montoya / ... (2 episodes, 1993)
Miguel Sandoval Detective / ... (2 episodes, 1993)
Brian George Misha / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1997)
Michael Holden Detective / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1997)
Jim Michaels Bartender / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1996)
Peter Boyle Bill Church (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
Robert Costanzo Gun Shop Owner / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
Harold Gould Edwin Griffin (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
Ira Heiden Flower Delivery Guy / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
Rick Overton Victor (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
Bronson Pinchot Kyle Griffin / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
John Pleshette Dr. Emil Hamilton (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
David Sage Dr. Alan Golden / ... (2 episodes, 1994-1995)
Julie Araskog Reporter / ... (2 episodes, 1994)
Beverly Johnson Mrs. Cox (2 episodes, 1994)
Tonja Kahlens Reporter (2 episodes, 1994)
Josh Devane Agent Roberts / ... (2 episodes, 1995-1996)
Terry Kiser H.G. Wells (2 episodes, 1995-1996)
Oliver Muirhead Manager / ... (2 episodes, 1995-1996)
Barbara Bosson Dr. Friskin (2 episodes, 1995)
Christian Clemenson Rollie Vale (2 episodes, 1995)
Jessica Collins Mindy Church (2 episodes, 1995)
Robert Culp Mr. Darryl (2 episodes, 1995)
Jim Davidson Assassin / ... (2 episodes, 1995)
Hamilton Camp H.G. Wells (2 episodes, 1996-1997)
Eric Fleeks Bailiff / ... (2 episodes, 1996-1997)
Mark Lindsay Chapman Jen Mai (2 episodes, 1996)
Richard Grove Colonel Cash (2 episodes, 1996)
J.G. Hertzler Trey (2 episodes, 1996)
Dan Hildebrand Ran (2 episodes, 1996)
Mark Kiely Ching (2 episodes, 1996)
Eric Allan Kramer Drull (2 episodes, 1996)
David Kriegel Wolcott (2 episodes, 1996)
Paul Linke Church Deacon (2 episodes, 1996)
Larry Poindexter Dr. Maxwell Deter (2 episodes, 1996)
Alan Rachins Professor Jefferson Cole (2 episodes, 1996)
Kim Tavares Sheila Danko (2 episodes, 1996)
Simon Templeman Lord Nor (2 episodes, 1996)
Jon Tenney Lt. Ching (2 episodes, 1996)
Granville Van Dusen D.A. Clemmons (2 episodes, 1996)
Teri Hatcher Lois Lane
Lane Smith Perry White
Dean Cain Clark Kent / Superman
Justin Whalin Jimmy Olsen
Eddie Jones Jonathan Kent
K Callan Martha Kent
Justine Bateman Sarah / Zara
Mark Lindsay Chapman Jen Mai
James DuMont Ralph
Leeza Gibbons Herself
Director
Neal Ahern Jr.
Philip Sgriccia
Producer Dean Barnes
Tony Blake
Writer Eugenie Ross-Leming
Brad Buckner

LOIS LANE and CLARK KENT saved the best for last. In their final season, they finally get married. There are a few roadblocks along the highway to marital bliss: a worlds-at-war battle with Lord Nor; an adventure-packed encounter with the Wedding Destroyer, who believes folks are better dead than wed; and even wedding-night interruptus compliments of time-traveling H.G. Wells. But before or after the shoes and rice, all 22 fourth-season episodes zing with Lois & Clark's action/comedy blend. A multitude of baddies - ghosts, aliens, deranged scientists and bizarre criminal geniuses - power up the excitement. A multitude of guest stars - Drew Carey, Harry Anderson, Delta Burke and more - power up the laughs. Time to Fly...and say goodbye!
Episodes
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    22/09/1996  1.  Lord of the Flys (1)
Clark is gone to New Krypton, but the evil Lord Nor comes to earth to take over the planet. First of all, he takes over Smallville, and his next target is Metropolis. Now, Clark must go back to Earth to stop him, but before that, he wants to see Lois. Lord Nor discovers about Clark being on earth and captures his parents.
Director:  Phillip J. Sgriccia  Writer:  Eugenie Ross-Leming  / Brad Buckner 
Guest starring:  Garman Hertzler, Dan Hildebrand,  Justine Bateman, Mark Kiely, Simon Templeman,  Leeza Gibbons, Mark Lindsay Chapman, Richard Grove, Eric Allan Kramer, Dan Hilderbrand, James DuMont, Mark Kretzmann, Rick Scarry
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    29/09/1996  2.  Battleground Earth (2)
Lord Nor accuses Clark of treason, and wants him on trial for the Kryptonian Law. Clark is sentenced guilty, and sentenced to death. Ching tells the tribunal that there is one law saying that Clark can have a duel with Nor, that saves his life. When they are dueling, Coronel Cash releases a Kryptonian gas to kill Nor and Superman, but, for Clark's luck, before the release of the gas, Nor's men appear. Then, they and Nor absorb most of the gas because they knocked out on Superman. After the defeat of Nor and his men, Zara and Ching leaves to rule New Krypton, and Clark makes a final proposal to Lois.
Director:  Phillip J. Sgriccia  Writer:  Eugenie Ross-Leming  / Brad Buckner 
Guest starring:  Justine Bateman, Mark Kiely, Simon Templeman, Mark Lindsay Chapman, Garman Hertzler, Richard Grove, Eric Allan Kramer, Dan Hildebrand, Julian Barnes
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    06/10/1996  3.  Swear to God, This Time We're Not Kidding
Few days before their wedding, Lois and Clark must face with Myrtle Beech AKA ""The Wedding Destroyer"" and her therapist. She doesn't want them (and no one else) to get married, and will do shocking things to stop it because years ago, Lois wrote the story which sent her to jail. When Lois and Clark finally stop Myrtle, they finally get married on the mountains, with the help of the angel Mike.
Director:  Michael Lange  Writer:  John McNamara 
Guest starring:  Delta Burke, Leann Hunley,  Charles Fleischer, Ray Buktenica, David Doyle, Billy Williams, Jerry Giles, David Lewman,  Harve Presnell
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    13/10/1996  4.  Soul Mates
In their wedding night, Lois and Clark are interrupted by H.G. Wells, who says that before consumate their marriage, they must go back in time to destroy a curse, otherwise Lois will die from a disease.
Director:  Richard Friedman  Writer:  Brad Kern 
Guest starring:  Terry KiserClive Revill, Nick Meaney, Tim O'Hare
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    20/10/1996  5.  Brutal Youth
A scientist discovers a way to steal the youth of young people and transfer it to old people, and one of their victims is Jimmy, who becomes an old man. Lois and Clark must find a way to revert the process and give Jimmy his youth back, but then Lois finds out that Superman's lifetime is longer than hers. After resolve the youth problem, Lois and Clark buy a new house.
Director:  David Grossman  Writer:  Tim Minear 
Guest starring:  Caroline McWilliams,  Sandy Ward, John D'Aquino, Jack Larson, Don Keefer, Randl Ask, Steven Rodriguez, Barbara Pilavin
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    27/10/1996  6.  The People vs. Lois Lane (1)
When Lois and Clark are decorating their new house, a former Lois' informant calls and tells her to go to a park, then he will show her how a murder happened. When he puts the gun on her hand to show how the crime happened, a former professor that Lois sent to jail years ago makes the gun shoot, killing Lois' informant, and she is caught with the gun. Now, Lois is arrested and being accused of homicide.
Director:  Robert Ginty  Writer:  Grant Rosenberg 
Guest starring:  Alan Rachins,  Jasmine Guy, Granville Van Dusen, Maryedith Burrell,  David Kriegel, Kim Tavares, Julie Payne, Jim Jansen, Marianne Muellerleile,  Peter Spellos, Norman Large, Eric Fleeks, Brad Heller, Anthony Embeck
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    10/11/1996  7.  Dead Lois Walking (2)
Superman breaks Lois out of jail and now, she is a fugitive. Everyone is looking for the ""mad dog killer"" (Lois). Now, Lois and Clark must find out who is the one framing her, and it looks like professor Jefferson Cole has evil plans regarding Metropolis' fate.
Director:  Chris Long  Writer:  Eugenie Ross-Leming  / Brad Buckner 
Guest starring:  Alan Rachins, Granville Van Dusen,  David Kriegel, Kim Tavares, Michael Krawic, Christopher Titus, Ken Thorley
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    17/11/1996  8.  Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark
When finally Lois and Clark find another couple with things in common, they start a friendly relationship with Bob and Carol. But what Bob and Carol really want is revenge against Grant Gendell, Bob's former boss, and the person who can take them to Gendell is Lois because she's going to interview him. And Superman needs to defeat Deathstroke, a man who can kill people of heart attack. In fact, Deathstroke is the secret identity of Lois and Clark's new friend Bob (things in common, remember?).
Director:  Oz Scott  Writer:  Brian Nelson 
Guest starring:  Antonio Sabato Jr.Kenneth Mars, Sydney Walsh,  Steve HytnerRif Hutton, Betsy Lynn George, Darrell Kunitomi
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    24/11/1996  9.  Ghosts
A con artist tries to scare Lois and Clark with fake hauntings in an attempt to buy their house. The ghost of a dead woman who lived on Lois and Clark's house years ago enters on Lois' body, and she wants to have Lois' life and Lois' husband.
Director:  Robert Ginty  Writer:  Michael Gleason 
Guest starring:  Drew Carey, Kathy Kinney, Richard Zavaglia, Lee Benton, Jean Speegle Howard
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    08/12/1996  10.  Stop the Presses
Perry gets promoted to a job upstairs and picks Lois to be the new Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Planet. She ends up killing one of Clark's stories and they have their first fight after marriage. And Superman must deal with Ethan Press, a man who wants to kill him because of Lex Luthor's death, and with the (forced) help of his brother Eric, Ethan creates a powerful weapon, and now, only the sun light can save Superman.
Director:  Peter Ellis  Writer:  Brad Kern 
Guest starring:  Charles Esten, Jeff Juday, Raymond O'Keefe, James DuMont, Bahni Turpin, Nicholas Shaffer, Tanika Ray, NiCole Robinson, James Martin Jr., Krisinda Cain
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    15/12/1996  11.  'Twas the Night Before Mxymas
The annual Daily Planet Christmas Party is underway, and everyone but Lois is in the spirit of the season. Perry has bought a gigantic tree, Jimmy is showing off his new girlfriend, and the Kents have finished their Christmas shopping. Clark tries to get his wife to embrace the Christmas spirit but is sidetracked by a couple superhero rescues he must perform. He is on his way back to the party when he meets Mister Mxyzpltlk, a imp from the fifth dimension. Mxyzplitlk has plans for this planet and starts a time loop that soon has the whole world on the brink of chaos. Only Clark knows what is going on, and he must find a way to get Lois out of her funk so that she can help him break the time loop and restore hope on this Christmas Eve.
Director:  Mike Vejar  Writer:  Tim Minear 
Guest starring:  Howie Mandel, Keene Curtis, James DuMont, Monty Hoffman, Michael Monks, Ben McCain, Pancho Demmings, Brandi Andres
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    05/01/1997  12.  Lethal Weapon
While playing strip poker, Clark leaves to answer a bank alarm, but upon arrival, a man exposes him to red kryptonite and he burrows 50 feet under the pavement. After two more exposures at two more robberies, his powers become increasingly stronger and when he accidentally hurts Lois, he stays away from her. Superman goes to Dr. Klein to find out why his powers have gone into overdrive, and Dr. Klein encourages him to look inward and relax, instead of acting on his anger. Perry's son, Jerry, is out of prison and has been showering Perry with gifts from the money he has made by being paid to mess Superman up with red kryptonite. Jimmy and Jerry are each jealous of the other's relationship with Perry, and Jimmy investigates Jerry's possible involvement in the robberies. He gives the information to Lois, who warns him to tread carefully with his circumstantial evidence, but when she follows Jerry, she sees him get paid for a job. Mr. Gadget and his son are planning to level every building
Director:  Jim Charleston  Writer:  Grant Rosenberg 
Guest starring:  John Spencer, André Nemec, Tom Wilson, Nancy Dussault, Stephen Pocock
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    19/01/1997  13.  Sex, Lies and Videotape
Randy Goode, philanthropist and owner of a tabloid, is jealous when Superman wins the International Peace Prize, and he vows to ruin Superman's reputation. He sends Samantha, a reporter to find incriminating dirt on Superman and when she sees that he and Lois get awfully close during an interview, she decides to investigate further. She snaps pictures of Lois and *Superman* kissing in a hotel room. The film is ruined, but she fakes the photo and prints the story anyway, resulting in a huge media scandal. Two Middle Eastern countries are primed for nuclear war, and Superman is mediating their peace talks. The media scandal discredits Superman and the warring countries decide to stop the peace talks because they don't trust his advise anymore. When the peace talks fail, Clark decides that the only way to regain the world's trust is to tell the world that Clark Kent is Superman. Lois, with Jimmy's help, tracks down the photo lab that faked the photo and connects Mr. Goode to the lab, but
Director:  Dan Wilcox  / Phillip J. Sgriccia  Writer:  Daniel Truly  / Andrew Dettman 
Guest starring:  Jack Wagner, Julie Brown,  Tony Amendola, Alan Charof, Archie Hahn
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    02/03/1997  14.  Meet John Doe (1)
Tempus escapes from a home for the criminally insane and with a new technology from the future he plants subliminal messages into the minds of the people saying that ""John Doe is a darn nice guy"". In truth, John Doe is Tempus, and now with this fake identity, he is running for presidency of the United States. There are only a few people who doesn't believe him: non-users of telephone, and Lois and Clark, but he will do everything to solve this problem, including banish Superman into a time window.
Director:  Jim Pohl  Writer:  Tim Minear 
Guest starring:  Fred Willard, William Christopher, Victor Raider-Wexler, Robert Arce, Richard Cody,  Dennis Fimple, Ben McCain, Shirley Jordan, Scott A. Smith, Cynthia Kania, Mary Amadeo Ingersoll
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    09/03/1997  15.  Lois and Clarks (2)
Lois needs to find a way to bring Clark back to this world, and she will count with the help of H.G. Wells and the Clark from the alternate world, but they need to act quickly, or the real Clark will disappear in time, forever.
Director:  Chris Long  Writer:  Eugenie Ross-Leming  / Brad Buckner 
Guest starring:  Fred Willard, Hamilton Camp, Rick Dean, Ben McCain, John Kendall
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    16/03/1997  16.  AKA Superman
Penny Barnes, a young woman obsessed with Superman discovers that he is Jimmy Olsen! Seduced by her beauty, Jimmy ends up not telling her the truth, and when her boss thinks that she is Superman's girlfriend, he kidnaps her and forces Superman to reactivate ""the annihilator,"" a deadly weapon the government had scrapped before it was completely built.
Director:  Robert Ginty  Writer:  Jeff Vlaming 
Guest starring:  Kristanna LokenDwight SchultzVito D'AmbrosioMichael Paul Chan, Michole White, Granville Ames
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    12/04/1997  17.  Faster than a Speeding Vixen (1)
The Daily Planet is purchased by Leslie Luckabee, a misterious young man from Australia, and at the same time, a super-powered woman named Vixen arrives in Metropolis to fight against the crime, but instead of give the criminals to the police, she kills them. In truth, Leslie Luckabee is Lex Luthor's son and with the help of the Troll/Mr. Smith, he's using Vixen to kill those who bought his father's companies.
Director:  Neal Ahern  Writer:  Brad Kern 
Guest starring:  Patrick Cassidy, Keith Brunsmann, Lori Fetrick, Michael Eugene Stone, Peter Allen Vogt, Michael Holden, Barry Wiggins, Ben McCain
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    19/04/1997  18.  Shadow of a Doubt (2)
Leslie attempts to cause a fight in Lois and Clark's wedding by making a play for Lois, and it works. A shadow-murderer is killing the creators of Vixen, and when this guy discovers that there is no antidote to set him free from the shadows, he tries to kill Lois, because she is the woman that Leslie doesn't want to hurt. Superman talks to Dr.Klein about the his compatibility with an Earth woman. When Superman destroys the shadow-man and makes up with Lois, they realize that Leslie is son of Lex Luthor, while that, Leslie and the troll discover Superman's true identity.
Director:  Phillip J. Sgriccia  Writer:  Grant Rosenberg 
Guest starring:  Patrick Cassidy, John Shea, Keith Brunsmann, Matt Roe, Pierrino Mascarino,  Leonard Kelly-Young, Michael Keenan
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    26/04/1997  19.  Voice from the Past (3)
Lois and Clark are investigating Leslie Luckaby and Lex Luthor Jr.'s pasts, while Leslie Luckaby and The Man in the Sewer are plotting to make Superman a Lex Corp employee and force Lois to marry Leslie. The villains detonate a bomb in a Lex Corp building and Superman finds the trigger that a signal was sent to. He gives it to Dr. Klein to work on, while Superman continues to be tested for his ability to have children. The Man in the Sewer reveals that he is Lex Luthor Jr. and Leslie has merely been hired as an actor. Leslie doesn't want to be ordered around and threats between the two villains escalate the tension. Leslie tells Lois that he is really Lex Luthor Jr. and he later announces it at a press conference. Lex Luthor Jr. uses an electronic device to see and hear everything that Lois does, as well as speak into her mind and inflict pain on her. When Leslie strays from the script that Lex set up for him, Lex uses the device to manipulate Lois into leaving Clark and running away w
Director:  David Grossman  Writer:  John McNamara 
Guest starring:  Patrick Cassidy, Keith Brunsmann, Stacy Rukeyser, Terence Matthews
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    31/05/1997  20.  I've Got You Under My Skin
In a attempt to escape from a mob, Woody Samms uses a mystical stone to exchange his body with Clark's, and Clark goes to his body. While Clark tries to find out what is happening, Woody decides to stay with Clark's body, because obviously, he found out that Clark is Superman. And this time Clark will need to convince Lois that he is in another body and needs her help to get back to his.
Director:  Eugenie Ross-Leming  Writer:  Tim Minear 
Guest starring:  Tim Thomerson, Howard George, Joe Maruzzo, Frank Novak,  Dorian Gregory, Staci Keanan
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    07/06/1997  21.  Toy Story
The Toyman is kidnapping children from orphanages, and taking them to what he believes to be ""a better place to live"". He also kidnaps Dr.Klein because he needs his help to create a new machine called ""the reintegrator"" to help to kidnap the children of his former employers. Lois accidentally touches a toy with the reintegrator effects and ends up in the Toyman secret place. She and Dr.Klein are now in danger and can only be saved by Superman, but first, he needs to find where Lois and Klein are. Alice and Perry get back together.
Director:  Jim Pohl  Writer:  Brad Kern 
Guest starring:  Grant ShaudStacey Travis, Mary Frann, Jeffrey Byron, Irene Olga Lopez, Susan Isaacs, Jillian Berard,  Myles Jeffrey, Ben McCain, Brian McLaughlin
    Seen it: Yes   60 mins    14/06/1997  22.  The Family Hour
Lois and Clark receive a special delivery : a baby cradle sent by Martha. She had decided to send it because of the conversation she had with Lois before (in Toy Story). While that, Dr. ""Fat Head"" Mensa is released from the prison, and now he has a big head and the power of realize things by his thoughts, then he kills a guard and an old ""friend"". Unfortunately, Clark arrives in the Daily Planet and tells Lois that they can't have children. After she cries, she decides to ask help for her father, and they tell him Clark's secret. Another old ""friend"" from Dr.Mensa is Misha, Sam's research assistant, but when Misha tells Mensa that he is developing a weapon which will allow him to bend everyone's will to his own, Mensa decides not to kill him. When Mensa leaves Sam and Misha's office, Misha is desperate because he lied about the weapon, and then he tries to find out what Sam is doing, but Sam doesn't tell him. The adoption counselor tells Lois and Clark that they cannot adopt a child.
Director:  Robert Ginty  Writer:  Eugenie Ross-Leming  / Brad Buckner 
Guest starring:  Jane Morris, Harry Anderson,  Brian George, Rick Lawless, Michael E. Bauer, Eric Fleeks, Denise Ryan-Sherman,  Harve Presnell
Edition Details
Edition The Complete Fourth Season
Series Lois & Clark
Distributor Warner Home Video
Release Date 14/11/2006
Packaging Custom Case
Screen Ratio 1.33:1
Subtitles Spanish; French
Audio Tracks English Dolby Digital 2.0
Layers Single Side, Dual Layer
No. of Discs/Tapes 6

Features
Disc 01 -KRYPTONIAN Kronology: Dean Cain Hosts an Interactive History of SUPERMAN Timeline