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![]() Above is Teri as Lois Lane!
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I First Noticed Teri Hatcher.... .... in the Quantum Leap TV Show as the girlfriend of Dr Sam Beckett, (Scott Bakula), in an early 1989 episode. By the time Quantum Leap needed her back for the Donna Eleese role, she had gone on to playing Katherine 'Kiki" Tango in the TV series 'Tango & Cash'. She went on to play Lois Lane in the TV series 'Lois and Clark, the New Adventures of Superman', as pictured to the left. Today we all know her as playing Susan in the hit TV show 'Desperate Housewives' ! Teri studied ballet, was a cheerleader with the San Francisco 49ers, among other things, before turning actress. Teri's early reknown was for the Lois & Clark series, but she has also acted in 'Spy Kids', 'Tomorrow Never Dies' - a James Bond film, a recurring role in MacGyver, and several other TV & Film roles! She adds a lot to the current hit series 'Desperate Housewives', but I will never forget first finding her in Quantum Leap. She had the 'Star' quality even then! I also feel that she really did fit into her Lois Lane role ! For those interested in Superman comic books, we carry those in our eBay Featured Store For those interested in Lois Lane comic book, just click on the Lois Lane comic book cover to the top left! Thanks for reading this popular culture - comics - comic books blog post and feel free to comment below ! Michael
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