Ultra Woman

Episode aired Nov 12, 1995
TV-PG
46m

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

300

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Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain in Ultra Woman (1995)

Adventure Comedy Drama Romance Sci-Fi

Clark's plan to propose to Lois again hits a major snag: The use of red kryptonite by two scheming sisters results in Clark's powers being transferred to Lois, forcing her to assume a costum... Read allClark's plan to propose to Lois again hits a major snag: The use of red kryptonite by two scheming sisters results in Clark's powers being transferred to Lois, forcing her to assume a costumed identity to deal with the problem.Clark's plan to propose to Lois again hits a major snag: The use of red kryptonite by two scheming sisters results in Clark's powers being transferred to Lois, forcing her to assume a costumed identity to deal with the problem.

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

300

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
Nell Newtrich claims that Superman now has as few powers "as Batman". This is one of the rare occasions where 'Lois & Clark' connects with the wider DC universe (unlike the later Smallville (2001), which has gradually introduced other established superheroes).

Goofs
When Clark tips his chair over, his right hand clearly pulls free from the ropes binding his wrists together. However, in the next few scenes, as he runs away, both hands are still tied behind his back until Lois frees him.

Quotes
Ultrawoman: It's Perry and Jimmy. They're going to know me!
Superman: No, they won't.
Ultrawoman: How blind do you think people are?

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10/10

Epitomizes the relationship between Lois & Clark

This is such a great episode. It isn't just about Ultra Woman... it somehow finds a way to delve deeply into the personas of both Lois & Clark.

For a few episodes preceding this, Lois was beginning to grate on me. She was becoming increasingly superficial. Lois was just about the story or just about her feelings or at a critical juncture in her relationship with Clark - she would allow someone else to woe her.

This episode gives Lois a kind of ultimate power. The way she responded to this gift showed us the kind of person she really was and the reason Clark/Superman loves her so deeply.

The episode also shows us why Clark is such a unique and humble individual. The way he manages the loss of his powers, his relationship with his parents... with Lois.

I also couldn't help but feel that if this episode was done in the modern era (it's 2023 as I write this), the makers would have found a way to stretch this single episode into 7 or 13 episodes because they can't seem to get beyond a single idea per season these days.