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Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
Season 1, Episode 7 (24 Oct. 1993): “I’ve Got a Crush on You”
by Thania St. John, Gene Reynolds

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman - Season 1, Episode 7

Title: “I’ve Got a Crush on You”

Medium: television series episode

Original airdate: 24 Oct. 1993

Publisher: ABC
Written by: Thania St. John
Directed by: Gene Reynolds


8 characters in this story:

Character
(Click links for info about character
and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)
Religious
Affiliation
Team(s)
[Notes]
Pub. #
app.
Superman Superman (Clark Kent) hero
CBR Scale: S Methodist / Kryptonian religion
Kryptonians; Super Friends...  DC 13,409
Lois Lane Lois Lane supporting character
CBR Scale: I Catholic
Raleigh College
[Superman's girlfriend, then wife]
DC 3,859
Jimmy Olsen Jimmy Olsen supporting character hero
CBR Scale: I Lutheran
The Legion of Super-Heroes
[Superman's pal]
DC 1,896
Perry White Perry White supporting character clergy/religious leader
CBR Scale: S Baptist; Elvis worship (ordained)
[Superman's (Clark Kent's) boss; Daily Planet editor] DC 1,574
Jonathan Kent Jonathan Kent supporting character
CBR Scale: S Methodist
[Superman's adoptive father] DC 816
Martha Kent Martha Kent supporting character
CBR Scale: S Methodist
[Superman's adoptive mother] DC 827
Lex Luthor Lex Luthor villain scientist
CBR Scale: S Episcopalian (lapsed); Nietzschean atheist
Injustice League; Secret Six...  DC 1,508
Cat Grant Cat Grant supporting character
CBR Scale: M Catholic (lapsed); promiscuous hedonist
[Daily Planet gossip columnist; co-worker of Clark Kent] DC 140

BELOW: Clark Kent tells Lois Lane he learned from medicine man in Fiji:

Clark Kent tells Lois Lane he learned from medicine man in Fiji larger larger larger larger larger

Source: Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman - Season 1, Episode 7 (24 Oct. 1993). Written by Thania St. John. Directed by Gene Reynolds.

Timecode: 26 minutes, 59 seconds: Clark Kent is in his apartment boiling water on the stove and preparing tea. Lois Lane, still wearing the dress she wore in her undercover role as a singer in a jazz club owned by mobsters, barges into Clark's apartment. When the boss at the club discovered Lois and Clark together in a back room, Clark felt he had no choice but to expose Lois as the "spy" who was finding out inside information about the goings-on there. Clark was also undercover, posing as "Charlie King," a new bartender. By exposing Lois, he managed to maintain his own undercover role. But Lois is angry, nonetheless.

Lois Lane: You rotten, backstabbing piece of slime. You know, some people might be fooled by that innocent boyish exterior. But not me. Not anymore.

Clark Kent: Tea, Lois? It's a calming herbal blend. I learned it from a medicine man in Fiji. The secret is the fresh mint.