"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" Quiz

Answer: Elizabeth Barondes

Elizabeth Barondes played Lucy Lane for four episodes during season one, and therefore can not really qualify as a cast member compared to the other three options.

Answer: Tempus

Tempus, played by Lane Davies, first appeared in the season two episode "Tempus Fugitive", where Lois and Clark needed to travel to 1966 with H.G. Wells' time machine to prevent Tempus from killing the baby Superman.

Answer: False

It was actually the other way around, as she fell in love with Clark, but always seemed bothered by Superman, even when he was at his best.

Answer: Clark's biological father

Clark is Kal-El, his father is Jor-El, and his mother is Lara. This is mentioned at key points in the show, mainly parts where his past is discussed and delved into.

Answer: Dr. Klein

Dr. Klein, who appeared in thirteen episodes from 1995 to 1997, was played by Kenneth Kimmins.

Answer: Dr. Sam Lane

The character of Dr. Sam Lane was played by Denis Arndt for one episode and by Harve Presnell for all subsequent appearances. Mr. Presnell appeared in four episodes of "Lois and Clark". He also was a recurring guest star on "The Pretender", as Mr. Parker, for about 30 episodes.

Answer: Kent

Lex Luthor overhears this while Lois is at loss of her true identity (when she believes she is actually the main character, Wanda Detroit). Hearing this, he approaches her, telling her that his name is "Kent".

Answer: False

This is false. Teri Hatcher was married to Marcus Leithold from 1988 to 1989, then Jon Tenney from 1994 to 2003. Jon Tenney appeared in multiple episodes of "Lois and Clark" as Ching, a kryptonian.

Answer: red kryptonite

Red kryptonite had three completely different effects the show, from making Superman apathetic, to transferring his powers, to amplifying his powers by seven times! On the television show "Smallville", which highlights Clark Kent's growth as a high school teenager, red kryptonite causes him to lose all inhibitions and express himself freely, without remorse.

Answer: Yes

He indeed did appear again, many times!

Answer: a globe

The globe acts as a key when placed near the spaceship. It also begins to give him some information regarding his past, which Lex Luthor also hears in the episode "Foundling".

Answer: Tempus

This was one of the more popular episodes, as it introduced the characters Tempus and H.G. Wells (author of "The Time Machine"), who both appeared later on in the show multiple times.

Answer: four

Many key events happened during the show's run. The finale of season one was the apparent death of Lex Luthor, and season two's finale was when Lois discovered Clark's true identity. Also, season three's finale was when Superman says goodbye to his parents, to Earth and to Lois, and leaves with Kryptonian's Zara and Ching.

Answer: "Perfect Strangers"

"Perfect Strangers" ran from March 1986 to August 1993, on ABC. It featured Mark Linn-Baker as Larry Appleton, and Bronson Pinchot as Balki Bartokomous, two men with obviously different personalities who share an apartment together.

Answer: transformation

Any fan of the Superman fame knows that Superman cannot transform into other things. Changing into Superman is not transforming, as it is merely adding or removing clothing at super speed. For those interested in detail, his powers include superior strength, flight, invulnerability (caused by his ultra dense skin), super vision, super hearing, and super-speed.

As a result of his super strength, he also has a powerful breath which can blow, as well as freeze. He also has an electro-chemical aura that surrounds anything close to his body, which is why his costume is also unbreakable when he is wearing it.

He has many variations of super-vision. With his x-ray vision, he can see through solid objects (with the exception of dense materials such as lead). Superman's heat vision has been explained as either telekinesis or the release of excess solar energy through his eyes.

His telescopic and microscopic visions allow him to see farther and in greater detail than normal humans. With infrared vision, he can see heat sources. Superman's ability to fly has been explained as a result of Earth's gravity being much less than that of his home world, but it seems to be at least partially psychokinetic in nature. Most of his other powers are due to Earth's yellow sun, as Krypton had a red sun.

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