Customer Ratings & Reviews

I grew up watching this show, and being able to still get it on DVD is great. There's just something about the hokiness of this 90s Superman show that I'll always love.

I purchased this item when it was on sale since I remember watching it when it aired on network television-very enjoyable cast and tries hard for that "Moonlighting"vibe between Lois and Clark-very entertaining adventure show

I was excited to find this in the discount bin. I enjoyed the first season hopefully I find season 2 soon.

at all snatch these up cheap from BB. Who knows if it will ever be released on blu.

Really really great if you love superman and if you want relive the past

This show is very interesting to watch because it has lots of comedy humor and a lot of guest stars.

This was good action & adventure TV Show starring Dean Cain!

If you are into Superman and Lois Lane you will love this set. It is the best season.

Was always fun watching this when growing up, kinda hoping son will like it also

Great movie got lot of adventure action and it keeps you watching for more

This DVD collection will provide many hours of watching pleasure.

My daughter had been looking for this DVD. So glad I found it

looked everywhere for this season but finally it's complete.

a must for any superman fan of any age. highly recommend.

This show is pretty campy. But if you can overlook the cheesiness and accept it for what it was then it's a fun show and a good addition to the Superman legend.

They sure did try. Entertaining and great for collectors.

Although a smash in its first two seasons, Lois and Clark was, in some ways, reborn at the beginning of its third. Before Lois accepts Clark's marriage proposal, she reveals that she knows how super-unique he is. They eventually embark on a romantic relationship with all the trials and tribulations that come with it. Almost midway through the season ("Ultra Woman") the two become engaged. These episodes provided an engaging new direction for the series with Dean Cain and Teri Hatcher wonderfully playing off each other. It seemed as if the show would become the golden exception to the "Moonlighting" curse of having main characters get together. However, this promising momentum came to a drastic halt when ABC televised what we were told was the wedding episode in February of 1996. The episode in question ("I Now Pronounce You...") became a bold-faced lie by the producers as it didn't end with a wedding between the title characters, but with Clark marrying a clone (yes, a clone) of Lois due to Lex Luthor's interference. To add insult to injury, the episode became the first of a Melrose Place-esque arc which would last an irksome 5 EPISODES, involving Lois getting amnesia, which prompts Luthor and then a unscrupulous psychiatrist to try to win her love. This wasn't merely a case of a series going in a direction that most viewers disliked. This was a case of the show's loyal fans being deliberately lied to and toyed with for weeks on end. Not surprisingly, this arc led to many fans quitting their viewership of the show for good, despite a few watchable episodes at the third season's end and the characters REALLY getting married the following season, which, due to the drop in viewership, turned out to be its last. If anything could be viewed as snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, it's the third season of Lois & Clark.

Love the show, had to buy it when it came out, for my collection. Sorry the show is now off the air, this show could have gone on and on. Recommend this show to anyone how likes superman.