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Operation Blackout is the sixth episode of the second season.

Plot[]

Where were you when the lights went out? A citywide blackout has Lois and Clark hunting for a culprit (and a motive) while the rest of the Daily Planet staff scrambles to publish sans technology.

Plot Summary[]

During the demonstration of the army's latest weapon, something seems to go wrong and General Ralph Marshall is killed. Lois and Clark investigate the "accident" and they discover that an old college friend of Lois named Ryan Wiley, who supposedly died a year ago, was present at the demonstration.

Lois visits Molly, her best friend from college and ex-girlfriend of Ryan, to ask her about him. Molly is very different as a person now and she is against everything that has to do with technology. When she is asked about Ryan, she insists that all she knows is that he is dead.

Meanwhile, a citywide blackout forces the Daily Planet to find a means to publish the paper without the help of modern technology. Lois and Clark discover that Ryan's plan is to high-jack a satellite and blow up an army base.

They get to the base where Lois finds Molly tied up in a chair realising that she was also fooled by Ryan. The two women try to stop the program via the computer but it is impossible to do it. With Superman's help however, they stop the satellite and Ryan, along with Colonel Charles Fane who was part of the plan, get arrested while trying to escape.

Guest Cast[]

Guest starring[]

  • Charles Rocket as Ryan Wiley
  • Melora Hardin as Molly Flynn
  • J.T. Walsh as Colonel Charles Fane
  • Bill Erwin as Andy
  • Tom Hatten as General Ralph Marshall


Season 2 (1994-1995)
Lois and Clark Season 2

Episodes:
Madame ExWall of SoundThe SourceThe PranksterChurch of MetropolisOperation BlackoutThat Old Gang of MineA Bolt from the BlueSeason's GreedingsMetalloChi of SteelThe Eyes Have ItThe PhoenixTop CopyReturn of the PranksterLucky LeonResurrectionTempus FugitiveTarget: Jimmy Olsen!Individual ResponsibilityWhine, Whine, WhineAnd the Answer Is...

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