EPISODE

21. Toy Story

A childlike man conspires to kidnap the city's children.

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Harold Kripstly ( Grant Shaud ), a toy inventor, gets fired because of an invention he wanted to make called a re-integrator. At the same time, orphan kids are being kidnapped and Lois and Clark try to find out who is behind the kidnappings. When children of the members of the company Kripstly used to work start to disappear, their investigation leads them to him. In an attempt to kidnap one more child using his invention, Kripstly kidnaps Lois instead. Superman, with Lois and Dr. Klein's (Kenneth Kimmins) help, finds out where Kripstly is hiding and saves Lois, Dr. Klein and the kids. Kripstly is arrested and the kids return to the orphanage and their parents. Meanwhile, Perry puts a personal ad in the "Lonely Hearts" column of the newspaper and has a date with an unknown woman. When the woman comes on their date it is revealed that she is his ex wife Alice ( Mary Frann ) and the two of them decide to give a second chance to their relationship. Note: Last appearance of Lane Smith as Perry White and Kenneth Kimmins as Dr. Bernard Klein.

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