Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman: Forget Me Not

Air Date

Sunday March 10, 1996

Production Code

457418

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  9.3 Superb

  While I hated Max and him getting in the way of Lois and Clark this was still a great part 4 of the 5 part amnesia story arc. It kept the tension alive and was a great episode and for me it shows how strong Clark's love is for Lois. hide show

  The 5 part amnesia story arc was great way to add tension to wedding of Lois and Clark. It was frustrating seeing them get so close and then bam something happens. However this was a perfect example of why I love this show. My only complaint is I would love to torture the Dr in the most painfull way possible. The trouble of getting Lois back and the Dr manipulating her and clarks reaction shows just how strong their love is. Also this is the 6th ep that has the new opening with the Superman sheild shooting star which I found quite clever.

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  1.7 Abysmal

  Lois is now at a special institute to help her regain her memory. She forgets who Clark really is and gets tricked yet again into loving another person. hide show

  This is one of the few episodes I would consider painful to watch. There was no plot, no direction, no action, and nothing at all to look forward to. Practically, the episode repeated the same storyline presented in its preludes with Lois and her "amnesia". This time, instead of Lex Luthor creating the scheme, a disturbing doctor tricks Lois into loving him. The institute, where Lois is recuperating at to regain her lost memory, apparently is utterly corrupt. The head doctor plans to use his own patients to assassinate important individuals including Perry White. The final scene when Superman catches the villain is a complete massacre to the series as everything is in disorder. Out of all the episodes of season 3, this was definetly the worst and one to be avoided.

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• Guest Cast

  • Steve Kehela Robber
  • Vasili Bogazianos Detective McCloskey
  • Lilian Adams Agnes Moskowitz
  • Patrick Cranshaw Homer Blackstock
  • Julie Cobb Sally Reynolds
  • Audrie Neenan Nurse Reilly
  • Charles Cioffi Dr. Elias Mendenhall
  • Larry Poindexter Dr. Maxwell Deter
  • Michael Lee Gogin Shifty-Looking Man

• 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
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• When Superman changes back to Clark after melting the guns from the old people at the home his collar is not buttoned under his tie when he first talks to Lois. After the scene cuts to Lois and then back to Clark it is buttoned under the tie. [edit]

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• Lois: First I break in, now I'm about to go through this man's office. How can something so wrong feel so right? [edit]
• Maxwell Deter: Superman, what are you doing here?
  Superman: I just dropped in to say hello to Lois.
  Maxwell Deter: You're not on her approved visitors' list.
  Superman: I'm Superman.
  Maxwell Deter: I see, and rules therefore don't apply to you. You may want to explore this need to dominate others. [edit]

• Lois (searching for clues): I feel like Nancy Drew.
  
  Nancy drew is the heroine detective of the Nancy Drew Mystery Stories series of fictional mystery novels. Created in 1930 by Edward Stratemeyer and originally written by Mildred A. Wirt Benson and edited by Harriet Stratemeyer Adams, this series has more than 170 novels to date, all published under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene. They focus on the adventures of young Nancy as she searches for evidence and solves mysteries. [edit]
• Dr. Elias Mendenhall is also known as "The Hangman" in this episode.
  
  The Hangman is a villain in the Batman Comics but his civil identity is not Dr. Elias Mendenhall, it's Sofia Falcone Gigante, the daughter of the mafia boss in Gotham City. [edit]