Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman: A Bolt from the Blue

Air Date

Sunday November 20, 1994

Production Code

456458

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  6.5 Fair

  Bolt from the blue debuts a useless character, Resplendent Man hide show

  While Bolt from the blue did have its moments some of the content in this episode was kind of disturbing and ridiculous. I don't know why Resplendent Man was so perverted. It really didn't add to his character of a greedy and selfish old man in my opinion. Also I thought it was stupid that they had him have the opposite clothing of Superman. Since he's been on the bottom of the barrel in life I can only half understand why he charged those who he saved money. I am glad, however, that he did not use his owers for evil. That would be stupid. I also liked that the Lex plot started to build up again. This episode gets my reccomendation for big Lois and Clark fans only.

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• Guest Cast

  • Jean Sincere Distraught Woman
  • Don Stanton Officer #2
  • Dan Stanton Officer #1
  • Leslie Jordan William Wallace Webster Waldecker/Resplendant Man
  • DeLauné Michel Ms. Venom
  • Denise Crosby Dr. Gretchen Kelly
  • Cindy Williams Wandamae Waldecker
  • Rachel Winfree Matron

• Stars

  • K Callan Martha Kent
  • Eddie Jones Jonathan Kent
  • Justin Whalin Jimmy Olsen (seasons 2-4)
  • Lane Smith Perry White
  • Teri Hatcher Lois Lane
  • Dean Cain Clark Kent/Superman

• Directors

  • Philip Sgriccia Director
Episode Cast and Crew Details »

• When Perry chews out Jimmy for reading a tabloid in the Daily Planet offices, the cover story of the National Whisper he is reading is entitled "Mysterious Flying Rat Terroizes Sewer Workers." [edit]
• At Ms. Venom's tattoo parlor, after Clark burns out Ms. Venom's floppy disk he begins to whistle the Lois and Clark theme. [edit]
• There is a Super rat in Metropolis, after testing on it the exchange of powers. [edit]

• Leslie Jordan, who plays "William Wallace Webster Walldecker", also played "Alan Morris" (the good invisible man) in the first season episode "I'm Looking Through You". [edit]
• Don and Dan Stanton (the police officers at the end of this episode) appear in Terminator 2. Don plays Lewis the guard before he morphs into the T1000 version played by Dan. [edit]

• Lois: (talking to herself) Everything is fine. Except, I'm in a cage, in a bunker, underneath a mausoleum, in a cemetery, and nobody knows I'm here except a bunch of very strange people. [edit]
• Dr. Kelly: Maybe you'd like your teeth rearranged?
  Lois: You can try, Brunhilda. [edit]
• Lois: (to Ms. Venom) Listen, if you can remember that name, I'll try and talk Clark here into letting you tattoo the Battle of Midway on his chest. [edit]

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