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Two years previously, three neo-Nazis came out of suspended animation in [[Metropolis]]. In the present, they stand poised to take over Metropolis and get rid of Superman. This group of neo-Nazis are in a (fictional) neo-Nazi organization called the NSBA (''National Society for a Better America'') and they attempt to establish an autocratic state closely similar to the Western Imperium in the United States using nuclear terrorism by planting hidden nuclear weapons caches below Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City and threatening to detonate them unless their demands are met. They appear on television to broadcast their demands. They actually assert control over the city of Metropolis for a time. They have numerous red vans with the lettering NSBA on them in white with loudspeakers on top that broadcast Neo-Nazi propaganda. [[Superman]] finds the nuclear weapons with his [[X-ray vision]] and disposes of them in outer space and then captures the Neo-Nazis. |
Two years previously, three neo-Nazis came out of suspended animation in [[Metropolis]]. In the present, they stand poised to take over Metropolis and get rid of Superman. This group of neo-Nazis are in a (fictional) neo-Nazi organization called the NSBA (''National Society for a Better America'') and they attempt to establish an autocratic state closely similar to the Western Imperium in the United States using nuclear terrorism by planting hidden nuclear weapons caches below Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City and threatening to detonate them unless their demands are met. They appear on television to broadcast their demands. They actually assert control over the city of Metropolis for a time. They have numerous red vans with the lettering NSBA on them in white with loudspeakers on top that broadcast Neo-Nazi propaganda. [[Superman]] finds the nuclear weapons with his [[X-ray vision]] and disposes of them in outer space and then captures the Neo-Nazis. |
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Revision as of 17:20, 24 May 2015
| Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman | |
| Season 3, Episode 9 | |
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| Air date | November 26, 1995 |
| Written by | Chris Ruppenthal |
| Directed by | James Bagdonas |
| Episode Guide | |
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Lois and Clark must put their wedding plans on hold to investigate a Nazi organization which is trying to take over Metropolis.
Summary
a female Nazi awakens
Two years previously, three neo-Nazis came out of suspended animation in Metropolis. In the present, they stand poised to take over Metropolis and get rid of Superman. This group of neo-Nazis are in a (fictional) neo-Nazi organization called the NSBA (National Society for a Better America) and they attempt to establish an autocratic state closely similar to the Western Imperium in the United States using nuclear terrorism by planting hidden nuclear weapons caches below Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City and threatening to detonate them unless their demands are met. They appear on television to broadcast their demands. They actually assert control over the city of Metropolis for a time. They have numerous red vans with the lettering NSBA on them in white with loudspeakers on top that broadcast Neo-Nazi propaganda. Superman finds the nuclear weapons with his X-ray vision and disposes of them in outer space and then captures the Neo-Nazis.
Cast
Main cast
- Dean Cain as Clark Kent/Superman
- Teri Hatcher as Lois Lane
- Lane Smith as Perry White
- Justin Whalin as Jimmy Olsen
- K Callan as Martha Kent
- Eddie Jones as Jonathan Kent
Recurring role
- Kenneth Kimmins as Dr. Bernard Klein
Guest starring
- Sean Kanan as Steve Law
- Paul Kersey as Hank West
- Sandra Hess as Lisa Rockford
- Sean Whalen as Skip Wallace
- Linden Chiles as Sen. Truman Black
Production details
- When one of the Nazis is watching television, he watches Perfect Strangers. Bronson Pinchot, who was on that show, played the Prankster.