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ISSUE
#207 "Well, Lois Lane,
independent career woman of the 1990s, you're about to be
stranded in 1866, without the right to vote, own property
or write for a great Metropolitan newspaper." |
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ISSUE
#207 "Well, Lois Lane,
independent career woman of the 1990s, you're about to be
stranded in 1866, without the right to vote, own property
or write for a great Metropolitan newspaper." |
START
FROM THE BEGINNING!
Just sending a quick notice to tell you that starting TOMORROW
MORNING at 9AM (ET), TNT will be starting over from the beginning
with their daily "Lois & Clark" repeats.
Monday and Tuesday will bring us "The Pilot," which (if
you haven't seen it) sets up the status quo and the characters in
a story so great that even Teri Hatcher seemed pleased with it.
Wednesday, TNT shows "Strange Visitor" and on Thursday,
"Neverending Battle." Finally, on Friday TNT will be
showing "I'm Looking Through You."
Sunday morning repeats will be in a different sequence. On Sunday
they will be showing the show-changing episode "Ultra
Woman." (Look for the wishing well!)
Craig Byrne
President of the Lois & Clark Krypton Club
TRIVIA!
What president did Lane "Perry White" Smith play in a TV-movie in the late 1980's?
Look for the answer in the
next newsletter. The answer to last issue's trivia: The sitcom star haunting Lois and
Clark's brownstone was "Mimi" from "The Drew Carey
Show." Or as Karen/KBVig had to say: "Technically, the
answer is Kathy Kinney - but let's face it here, Craig. The real
thing haunting that place was the Ghost of Wallpaper. "ACK!
IT'S STILL THERE!!! WHY WON'T THEY TAKE IT DOWN??!!! OH, THE
HUMANITY!!!!"
And a correction, from Caleb/Goblin214, regarding the last trivia
answer: "Deathstroke's power was magnetic, not electrical;
that was why he had to wear that special suit under his clothes.
Otherwise, anything with metal in it was drawn to him or if it
was big enough he was drawn to it."
Editor/Krypton Club President: Craig Byrne
THE KRYPTON CLUB NEWSLETTER, Volume 1, Issue 207, March 12, 2000. Published online weekly for now, quarterly some other time, and whenever I darn well please the rest of the time. Copyright (c) 2000 The Lois & Clark Krypton Club. All rights reserved. Any material within is property of the Krypton Club and/or respective individuals unless otherwise noted as coming from elsewhere. Any opinions within belong solely to the individuals who express them. Copying or any unauthorized publication of material from this newsletter without permission is illegal. If you have any friends who are or were fans of "Lois & Clark" who are not on AOL and would still like to subscribe to the Krypton Club Newsletter, send them over to the new Krypton Club list at ONElist. You can find it at http://www.onelist.com/community/PlanetKrypton
OPERATION: DON'T
TUG ON SUPERMAN'S CAPE!
Remember to send e-mail to vl_customer_service@columbiahouse.com and tell them you want "Lois &
Clark" as their next available classic TV series. Perhaps if
they get enough people writing in, they may decide
"L&C" will be their next addition!