"Superman"
Little Girl Lost: Part 1 (1998)

Director:

Curt Geda

Writers:

Alan Burnett (writer)
Paul Dini (writer)

TV Series:

"Superman" (1996)

Original Air Date:

2 May 1998 (Season 2, Episode 27)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Family | Sci-Fi

Plot:

Superman rescues and brings home the sole survivor of the lost Kryptonian colony of Argos, the rambunctious Kara aka Supergirl. |

Plot Keywords:

DC Comics | Superman | Hero | Newspaper | Reporter

Cast

Tim Daly	...	Clark Kent / Superman (voice)
Dana Delany	...	Lois Lane (voice)
David Kaufman	...	James 'Jimmy' Olsen (voice)
Mike Farrell	...	Jonathan Kent (voice)
Shelley Fabares	...	Martha Kent (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Edward Asner	...	Granny Goodness (voice)
Diane Delano	...	Stompa (voice)
Julia Kato	...	Amy (voice)
Andrea Martin	...	Mad Harriet (voice)
Scott Menville	...	Trouble (voice)
Diane Michelle	...	Lashina (voice)
Al Roker	...	Weatherman (voice)
Nicholle Tom	...	Kara / Supergirl (voice)

Quotes:

Clark Kent: How'd you get here all the way from Kansas?
Kara: You told me not to "vroom" during the day. So I ran.

"Lou Grant" takes top voice-over honors!

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

The two-part "Little Girl Lost" episode is a milestone on two fronts: it's the first installment to build upon the character of "Supergirl" and it's the first time that "Granny Goodness" gets a chance to speak..and what a voice. Apokolip's resident "matron of evil" is voiced by none other than Edward Asner himself, who seems to relish playing a devilishly wicked female. His inflections and grandmotherly intonations are a hoot, especially when his character is about to commit something most sinister.

The story also features the appearance of three other female antagonists from Darkseid's world, "Mad Harriet," "Trouble," and "Lashina," all superbly voiced by Andrea Martin, Scott Menville, and Diane Michelle, respectively. Nicolle Tom, formerly of "The Nanny" is on the money as the voice of "Supergirl/Kara." Even "The Today Show's" Al Roker gets to voice an animated version of himself doing what he does best: give the weather.