K Callan |
Martha Kent |
Michael Landes |
Jimmy Olsen (season 1) |
Dean Cain |
Clark Kent/Superman |
Teri Hatcher |
Lois Lane |
Lane Smith |
Perry White |
Tracy Scoggins |
Catherine "Cat" Grant (season 1) |
Terence Knox |
Jason Trask |
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L. Scott Caldwell |
Carol Sherman |
Guest Star |
Jerry Hardin |
Wayne Irig |
Guest Star |
Clark appears in costume as Superman only once during this episode--in the pre-credits teaser. This is the only episode (except the two-part version of the pilot) where Superman is not present during the main body of the episode
Goof: At the end, Trask, who knew Clark's secret, dies at the hands of the sheriff. However, earlier, after putting the piece Kryptonite down on the ground in front of Clark, he commands the van in which Clark was held to drive away. So the van driver too knew Clark's identity! And he lived!
Clark: Not exactly what you had in mind, huh?
Lois: Well, let's see, so far I've been given a glimpse of ritual crop worship, treated as your girlfriend, and I insulted your parents. No, I couldn't have planned this. Mmm, mmm.
Lois: You are always editing my copy!
Clark: Okay, well, next time you fight the bad guy and I'll write the story!
Trask: I have your parents, but who I want is Superman! Now, if you want to save them, you tell me what I want to know. A trade.
Clark: You have to promise to let them go.
Trask: I do, I do! I absolutely give you my word.
Clark: I'm Superman.
Clark: (to Martha) Mum, Lois and I need to receive a fax tomorrow.
Martha: A fax?
Lois: A facsimile. It's a machine. A person can put a piece of paper in at one end and the person at the other end can get a copy if they have a fax machine too. It's sort of technical.
Martha: Oh, I was just thinking that if you're expecting something, I think I'd better check the paper.
Clark: Fortunately for you, this weekend Smallville is holding the annual Corn Festival.
Lois: This is a good thing?
Clark: Sure! We'll get to see the Corn Queen Pageant, the Husk-Off, the Corn-o-rama, popcorn, cream corn, corn on the cob - we are in luck.
Lois: Oh be still, my heart.
Clark: Wait a minute Mom. Lois thinks the guy running the BBQ is a crossdresser.
Martha: Oh Lois, that's Clark's father! I can't get him to buy a dress for me, much less one for himself!
Lois: Well, Trask thought it came from Krypton, I don't know, Kryptonium.
Clark: Wait. It's a meteorite, right? What about Kryptonite?
Perry: Clark, I usually advise my reporters to stay clear of the story, not get involved, but since you got in a fight with that nutcase Trask, well I'm just happy you came out on top.
Trask: Kill me! I would have killed you, Superman!
Trask: It's over now, and I have won. This little piece of home will be the death of you Superman. Unfortunately, I won't be able to stay for the services.
Martha: Normal for Earth.
Clark: This is Earth, normal could be good.
Jonathan Kent: You can't go through all your life with powers, and then puff, they just disappear.
Clark: Well, it's happened Dad.
Trask: Remember, you give your lives in the cause for humanity.
Clark: I am Superman.
Trask: That was fear Kent, real fear, Superman doesn't fear guns. Nice try, but I want the real thing.
Trask: Who goes first, you, or the human traitors that sheltered you all these years.
Trask: Clark, why didn't you tell me this was a family affair.
Clark: (To Lois) There goes the picnic.
Lois: In case you were wondering, this wasn't in the plan.
Trask: Those are fighting words Mr. Kent, or should I call you Superman. Secret identity, now that's very clever.
Lois: (to Clark, referring unknowingly to his father) Betcha he's a cross dresser.
Clark: (About line dancing) You actually know how to do this.
Lois: Last year I had a girlfriend convince me it was a great way to meet guys.
Clark: Was it?
Lois: Define guys.
This episode was nominated for a Eddie Award for "Best Edited One-Hour Series for Television".
In real-life, actress Sharon Thomas is Dean Cain's mom. She also appears in the episode "Season's Greedings", written by Dean Cain, playing a customer fighting with Lois, and in "Just Say Noah", playing a nun.
The meteorite is named by Clark. He calls it Kryptonite.
Perry: (after insisting Lois go with Clark to Smallville) That's probably how that first reporter felt down there at Love Canal.
Love Canal was a town built over a toxic waste dump. It was eventually evacuated by the Federal Government in 1980 because a large percentage of the population experienced serious and even life threatening health problems that studies linked to the toxic waste.
Lois mentions that she feels like Dorothy waiting for a tornado to take her off to Oz. As Clark notes Dorothy wanted to return home to Kansas in The Wizard of Oz.
Title: The Green, Green Glow Of Home
The episode title is play on words with the country song "The Green, Green Grass of Home", originally written by Tom Jones in 1966 and covered by such singers as Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Kenny Rogers.
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S 4 : Ep 22
Aired 6/14/97 (1:50:00)
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