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Pilot

Day of the Dumpster (Pilot version)
gs: Austin St. John (Jason (Red Ranger)) Walter Jones (Zach (Black Ranger)) Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly (Pink Ranger)) David Yost (Billy (Blue Ranger)) Audri Dubois (Trini (Yellow Ranger)) Paul Schrier (Punk #4) David Fielding (Zoltar) Richard Steven Horvitz (Alpha 5 (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice)) Dave Mallow (Baboo/ Flyguy (voices)) Michael Sorich (Squatt (voice))

Five teenagers, who hang out in an average bowling alley, and occasionally use their karate skills to fend off a gang of mean bullies, are summoned to save the world by an intergalactic being named Zoltar. He gives them the power to become Power Rangers, and to call upon giant dinosauric robots called Droids to combat the forces of space witch Rita Repulsa.

b: UNAIRED w: Rafael Antonio Oliver d: Strathford Hamilton

NOTE: Ran only 16 minutes long.
  • The interior design of the Command Center is entirely different. As is that of Alpha 5's body (though his voice is the same). Zordon is called "Zoltar", and is a big GREEN head in a tube, with a more articulated face. Zack is listed as "Zach". And of course, Trini is played by an entirely different actress than in the series.
  • The "Flyguy" monster will later be used on the series, named "King Sphinx", in the "A Pressing Engagement" episode.
  • Finster's voice is the only one of the Evil Space Aliens to be different, and his voice actor is currently unknown.
  • A slightly edited version of this episode finally aired in the Power Rangers: The Lost Episode special, with the opening credits removed, some of the fight against the bullies cut out, and the word "Droids" changed to "Zords."
  • The only scene (aside from Sentai footage) from this pilot to make it into the final version of "Day Of The Dumpster" is the explosion in the desert Rita fires at the teens as they walk away from the Command Center. Also, a close-up shot of the two confusion Putties ends up appearing in "Foul Play In The Sky".
  • Paul Schrier, who'll go on to play Bulk on the show for many years, has a small roll as an unnamed bully with very wild hair.
  • If you notice Billy's glasses are different. On the original VHS release of the First 5 MMPR VHSs, on the back their the same glasses, and that's why Billy's glasses don't match up with the ones he wore in the show.
  • Footage cut for the Lost Episode that appeared in the pilot includes numerous punches and kicks to the bad guys' heads - during the bully fight at the bowling alley, the unmorphed Putty fight, and the morphed Sentai Putty fight. The Sentai head-shots didn't end up appearing in the normal aired version of "Day of the Dumpster" either.
    • Season 1 : Mighty Morphin Power Rangers FOX

    1. Day of the Dumpster

    When a strange planetoid appears near the moon, two astronauts are sent to investigate. They discover an ancient space dumpster, and mistakenly open it, freeing the Evil Space Aliens trapped within for the past 10,000 years.

    Intergalactic sorceress Rita Repulsa and her goons (Goldar, a golden armored Ape/Griffin; Baboo, a blue-furred flying monkey; Squatt, Baboo's stout impish pal; and Finster, a white dog-like inventive creature) set their sights on the nearby planet, Earth. Luckily, the mystical sage behind Rita's original imprisonment, Zordon of Eltar, has remained there (trapped in a Time Warp, limiting him to appearing as just a transmission of his head inside of a large plasma tube), awaiting her eventual escape.

    At his Command Center building, he has his robotic assistant, Alpha 5, seek out a group of five brave teenagers with attitudes to combat the aliens. Alpha plucks five friends from a Juice Bar in the town of Angel Grove, California.

    They're reluctantly given Power Morphers, which enable them to transform their bodies into magical suits empowered by the spirits of dinosaurs. After facing Rita's foot-soldiers, the Putty Patrollers, the five teens are convinced of the danger, and agree to become the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Jason, the Red Tyrannosaurus Ranger; Zack, the Black Mastodon Ranger; Billy, the Blue Triceratops Ranger; Trini, the Yellow Sabertooth Tiger Ranger; and Kimberly, the Pink Pterodactyl Ranger.

    Together, they can call forth massive fighting machines based on their respective dinos, and combine those into a single huge humanoid robot Megazord. They use the Megazord to run off Goldar, who attacks Angel Grove and with Rita's magic, soon grows gigantically. After the successful battle, the five teens agree to help Zordon & Alpha 5 defend the Earth for as long as it takes.

    b: 28-Aug-1993 pc: 101 w: Rafael Antonio Oliver & Shuki Levy d: Adrian Carr

    NOTE: First episode of "MIGHTY MORPHIN' POWER RANGERS".
  • The majority of the Yellow Rangers that were female on Power Rangers are male in the Sentai Version (generally, the only ones with skirts were female in both).
  • The Command Center is better known as the Brandeis-Bardin Institute, a Jewish college that has also been used in many other shows other than Power Rangers, such as Star Trek: The Next Generation
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Red Ranger" VHS.
  • Goldar is the first evil space alien to make a US footage appearance, in close-up face shots in Rita's lunar palace.
  • The second scene of the episode involving the five teens, with Billy, Bulk & Skull in karate class, was actually shot for the "Dark Warrior" episode. Hence why the teens wear the Communicators here they don't actually get until the next episode! Seems the originally shot scene for this episode had the teens being what the network considered was "too mean and violent to Bulk and Skull". That scene has NEVER been seen publically, but they're reportedly wearing the same clothes in it as they are in the first and third scenes of this episode.
  • An alternate shot of the Rangers being teleported from the Youth Center for the first time can be found in the opening credits.
  • Two long shots from the original pilot are present in this episode. The first is when the Rangers walk out of the the Command Center and the second is when the teens are ambushed by the Putty Patrol. If you look closley you can tell that they are wearing different clothes and that Audri Dubois (who played Trini in the pilot) is present.
    • 2. Food Fight
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Dave Mallow (Pudgy Pig (voice))

    Ernie's Youth Center & Juice Bar sponsors an International Food Festival, in cooperation with Angel Grove High. The five Ranger teens are among those involved. Rita sends down Finster's latest creation, the aptly named Pudgy Pig, to consume the festival's food supply, as well as anything else he can fit into his hungry mouth. Pudgy Pig even ends up eating the Rangers' Power Weapons! A weak spot is noticed, involving his dislike for spicy foods, and soon the monster's eating binge comes to a close when chopped in half by the Megazord. The International Food Festival also meets a messy demise, when Bulk & Skull start an uncontrollable food fight.

    b: 04-Sep-1993 pc: 106 w: Cheryl Saban d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Though this was the second episode aired, it takes place as 6th, its production order, placing it between "Different Drum" and "Big Sisters".
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Blue Ranger" VHS.
  • Pudgy Pig will be back in "A Pig Surprise" (and in "Island Of Illusions (2)" as an illusion).
    • 3. High Five
    gs: Tom Wyner (Bones (voice))

    The five Ranger Teens begin to settle into their new roles as protectors of both Angel Grove, and the entire planet. Billy, the genius boy in blue, invents a series of silver watchbands with which they can both talk to each other, and teleport to the Command Center (the Communicators). Meanwhile, at her evil palace on the moon, Rita Repulsa schemes to do to the Rangers what she did to Zordon long ago. With the help of Finster's device, she attempts to trap the Power Rangers inside of a strange Time Warp dimension. If that wasn't bad enough, Billy gets backed up to the top ledge of a mountain by some Putties. Trini, deadly afraid of heights, must confront her fear to help him out. The Rangers escape the Time Warp, and triumphantly fight two of Finster's creations: a skeletal warrior named "Bones", and a giant... umm... "Giant" monster.

    b: 07-Sep-1993 pc: 102 w: Steve Kramer d: Adrian Carr

    NOTE: Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Yellow Ranger" VHS.
  • All MMPR episodes were aired in production order in the U.K, so "High Five" came second following "Day of the Dumpster" in the country.
  • The Tyrannosaurus Dinozord is the only Zord to appear in this episode.
  • First time the popular phrase "Morphinominal!" is said, this time by Kimberly.
  • First time the uber-popular phrase "It's Morphin Time!" is said, and by Zordon no less!
  • First time the Rangers use their Blade Blasters in combat.
    • 4. Teamwork
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan)

    Kim & Trini attempt to shut down a local waste dump with a petition. Little do they realize, that the waste dump belongs to Rita! She's trying to trash the whole world, and has Finster create the Minotaur monster to help protect the dump site. Our heroes learn a valuable lesson in working together, using their Dinozords against the monster individually at first. Though the Megazord isn't enough, new Power Weapons for each of the Rangers, and their powerful combination, bring down the Minotaur. Though the dump site remains active, working together, the teens clean up Bulk & Skull's school hallway garbage mess quickly.

    b: 08-Sep-1993 pc: 103 w: Cheryl Saban d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Introduces the Angel Grove High School Principal, known only as Mister Kaplan. (his name spelling changes a few times. "Mr. Caplan", for instance, since the kids call him "Mister C" once or twice)
  • First appearance of the Power Weapons and the Power Blaster combo
  • First time the Rangers call upon their zords individually.
    • 5. A Pressing Engagement

    At the Youth Center, Jason attempts to break Bulk's benchpressing record, only to be severely distracted. Rita comes up with a plan to divide and conquer the Rangers, by splitting them up during a battle with the King Sphinx monster. It takes the Zord-charging power of their Coins' Power Crystals to bring everyone back together, and to take down King Sphinx & Goldar.

    b: 09-Sep-1993 pc: 104 w: Jeffrey A. Deckman , Ronnie Sperling d: Adrian Carr

    NOTE: Jason, Zack and Kim were seen fighting two Putties with dark rocky bodies, these Putties would be seen again in "For Whom the Bell Trolls" "No Clowning Around" (via recycled footage) "Foul Play In the Sky" "Green With Evil, Part I, Out of Control" and "Rita's Seed of Evil"
    6. Different Drum

    Kimberly's deaf friend, Melissa, has a tough time fitting in. When the Gnarly Gnome monster strikes, using music to hypnotize the children of Angel Grove, her handicap allows her to remain unaffected. With her aid, the Power Rangers put an end to the Gnome's symphony of destruction.

    b: 10-Sep-1993 pc: 105 w: Julianne Klemm d: Jeffrey Reiner

    NOTE: This episode has not aired in the US since early 1997.
    7. Big Sisters

    Kim & Trini get the task of being "big sisters" to a mischievous little girl named Maria. Rita kidnaps the bratty child, with intent of using her to open a magic trunk filled with Power Eggs. The Rangers end up facing the Chunky Chicken monster to save the annoying girl. All of this, plus, Billy unveils his specially modified VW Beetle, known as the RADBUG.

    b: 11-Sep-1993 pc: 107 w: Shuki Levy , Gary Glasberg d: Jeffrey Reiner
    8. I, Eye Guy
    gs: Tom Wyner (Professor)

    Billy helps his young brainy buddy Willy with a Virtual Reality device for the Angel Grove science fair. Willy's intelligence and lack of self-confidence entices Rita, as she schemes to capture him and use his experiments for evil. The Eyeguy scopes the boy out, but fails to see the Rangers coming.

    b: 14-Sep-1993 pc: 109 w: Stewart St. John d: David Blyth

    NOTE: Eyeguy is one of the most-seen monsters, having at least cameo appearances in monster gathers all the way though PRLR's "The Fate of Lightspeed".
    9. For Whom the Bell Trolls
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    It's hobby week at Angel Grove High. The Ranger teens have all brought in various items reflective of their personalities. Trini brings in her doll collection, along with her favorite one of all, a blue elf named Mr. Ticklesneezer. Rita ends up stealing him, and turning him into a monster. Ticklesneezer goes around shrinking things and collecting them into bottles. This includes the Megazord, as the Rangers meet their first real defeat, only to have it turn out to all be just a dream of Trini's.

    b: 15-Sep-1993 pc: 111 w: Jeffrey A. Deckman & Ronnie Sperling and Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: An altered version of the Mr. Ticklesneezer suit was later used in season two's "Storybook Rangers" multi-parter.
  • No morphed fighting or Zords (not to mention anything concerning the Ticklesneezer monster) appear outside of the dream sequence.
    • 10. Happy Birthday, Zack
    gs: Tom Wyner (Knasty Knight (voice))

    The Ranger teens & Ernie plan a surprise party at the Juice Bar for Zack. The secrecy leads him to believe they've all forgotten about his birthday. Rita shows she cares, by sending down a special treat, a vicious black knight monster known as Nasty Knight. The Black Ranger faces off with him, Power Axe to sword. Later, Zack's birthday party goes off without a hitch, though Ernie ends up getting covered in cake instead of Bulk & Skull for a change.

    b: 16-Sep-1993 pc: 112 w: Stewart St. John d: Jeffrey Reiner

    NOTE: Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Black Ranger" VHS.
    11. No Clowning Around
    gs: Tom Wyner (Pineoctopus (voice))

    The fair has come to Angel Grove, and the Ranger teens enjoy a day at it, with Trini's cousin Sylvia. The fair turns out to be a front for Rita, with numerous Putties as clowns. One such clown, named Pineapple, turns Sylvia into a cardboard cutout. He reveals himself to be a creature named Pineoctopus. Billy & Alpha solve Sylvia's 2-dimensional dilemma, and the Rangers shut down the evil carnival for good.

    b: 17-Sep-1993 pc: 113 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Adrian Carr

    NOTE: Zordon (David Fielding) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Pink Ranger" VHS.
  • Alpha leaves the command center for the first time.
    • 12. Power Ranger Punks
    gs: Michael Sorich (Terror Toad (voice))

    With the Ranger teens distracted, Baboo sneaks to Earth and drugs their lemonade with a magical potion. Billy & Kimberly are the only two to take a sip, but the effects on them are quite odd. They both start acting like punks, picking on kids at the high school, and even scaring Bulk & Skull. The other 3 Rangers have more important issues to deal with, namely Rita's Terror Toad monster. Zordon traps the two out of control teens in the Command Center, and sends Alpha off on a dangerous mission alone to seek the Singing Squash, with which to restore Billy & Kim to normal.

    b: 20-Sep-1993 pc: 121 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: David Blyth

    NOTE: First Power Rangers episode not to have any Zord action whatsoever.
    13. Peace, Love, and Woe
    gs: Alex Borstein (Madame Woe (voice))

    There's a big party coming up at the Youth Center, but the nerdy Billy is as dateless as ever. By coincidence, he bumps into an equally brainy girl named Marge, and the two hit it off. Soon, Rita's ally, Madame Woe, mistakes Marge for a Ranger, and captures her. The actual Rangers come to her rescue, combining their powers, and destroying her without even needing their Megazord. Billy & Marge happily go to the dance together, and she's never seen nor mentioned again afterwards.

    b: 21-Sep-1993 pc: 128 w: Julianne Klemm d: Robert Hughes
    14. Foul Play in the Sky
    gs: Douglas Sloan (Uncle Steve)

    Kim goes for flying lessons with her pilot uncle Steve. Bulk & Skull tag along. Rita spikes Steve's drink with a sleeping potion, which kicks into effect while in the skies over Angel Grove. Kim nervously takes over flying the four-seater plane, and with a little guidance from Alpha 5, lands safely. She then joins her teammates in battle with the Snizzard monster, already in progress.

    b: 22-Sep-1993 pc: 110 w: Shuki Levy d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: This episode features the first appearance of Angela, Zack's only on-screen love interest.
  • Originally the plot of this episode was to be very similar to its Zyuranger counterpart. Kimberly was supossed to take a bite out of a poisoned apple and fall into a deep sleep ala Snow White. The reason for the change in plots is unknown but some scenes made it into the aired version. In the command centre Zack is kneeling on the floor beside Kimberly who can not be seen. As Alpha walks from the veiwing glode you can just see Kim lying down at the bottom of the screen. And finally when Trini says "Alpha take care of Kimberly." she points down to where Kim is lying.
    • 15. Dark Warrior
    gs: Tom Wyner (Dark Warrior (voice))

    Trini's famous scientist uncle Howard drops by the Youth Center, with a new invisibility formula. Rita spots it, and plans to use it on her new monster, the camouflaged creature known as the Dark Warrior. Billy gets sick of Bulk & Skull picking on him, and decides to reenroll in Jason's karate class. But as before, he doesn't fare well in it. Uncle Howard, not only a scientist but a master martial artist, offers to give him some training at the park. There, Dark Warrior kidnaps him, and orders him to give up the invisibility formula. He refuses, and gets strapped to a bomb capable of leveling the city. Billy saves the day, and manages to get his yellow belt with Uncle Howard's help.

    b: 28-Sep-1993 pc: 129 w: Ronnie Sperling & Jeffrey A. Deckman and Mark Hoffmeier d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Originally titled "Ninja! Impossible."
  • The second scene of the five teens from "Day Of The Dumpster" was originally shot for this episode, but removed during pre-production to cover for a scene that needed replacing before the show could be aired. Hence, the line here of Billy "reenrolling" in Jason's karate class was dubbed in afterwards to cover for that early use of footage of him in the class from this show.
  • In airing order, this is the first time Squatt and Baboo appear in US footage.
    • 16. Switching Places
    gs: Tom Wyner (Genie (voice))

    Billy's brain switching machine goes haywire (with a little help from Squatt & Baboo), causing his & Kimberly's minds to swap bodies! Hilarity ensues when Billy as Kim, and Kim as Billy, spend a few days in each other's shoes... literally! Plus, the Genie monster rubs our heroes the wrong way.

    b: 04-Oct-1993 pc: 108 w: Shuki Levy & Steve Kramer d: Jeffrey Reiner

    NOTE: In production order, this is the first time Squatt appears in US footage.
  • The pyrotechnics used in Billy's brain-switching machine caused both Amy Jo Johnson and David Yost to catch on fire during filming. Amy Jo would later be wary of being too close to such SFX because of it.
  • Originally the sory line of this episode was a little different. Kim and Billy still switch bodies and Rita creates the Genie. However in the original script Zack takes the lamp from Rita causing the Genie to take sides with the Power Rangers. After Rita makes a new lamp, a battle ensues for supremacy. Before Rita can use her lamp it is destroyed by the Rangers and the Genie is in their contol for good. (This information is taken from both the Power Rangers UK Episode Guide magazine AND the rear side of the UK VHS release by Polygram.)
    • 17. Green With Evil (1): Out of Control
    gs: Ed Neil (Referee)

    Tommy, a new kid in town with martial arts skills that rival even Jason's, catches Kimberly's eye. Not just her, but Rita Repulsa also sees potential in him. She has her Putties kidnap him, and bring him to the moon. There, Rita places a spell over Tommy, turning him into the evil Green Power Ranger! Using his Dragon Power Coin, Tommy infiltrates the Command Center, gives Alpha 5 a virus, and trashes most of the control consoles. Zordon attempts reasoning with him, but fails, and gets cut off from our dimension. The Green Ranger then fights the other Power Rangers in battle, and with the Evil Space Aliens' help, takes our heroes by surprise while they're in their Megazord. The Ranger take the beating, and retreat to the damaged Command Center in the RADBUG. They restore Alpha, but fail to learn anything about the mysterious Green Ranger.

    b: 05-Oct-1993 pc: 114 w: Gary Glasberg & Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Jason David Frank begins his lengthy run as Tommy, and his legendary career as the Green Ranger, with this episode.
  • Throughout the rest of the appearances of the Green Ranger, suit would constantly change depending on whether US or Sentai footage was used. The Sentai shots had a strong foam Dragon shield and long black Dragon Dagger holster, but in US shots the Dragon Shield appears to made of a very flimsy material and is much larger, and he either has no holster or a white one with Blade Blaster much of the time.
  • The Putties now have belts in the US footage, with the exception of "The Trouble With Shellshock" up to "Life's A Masquerade"
  • Rita Repulsa makes her first US footage appearance during the "I have chosen you!" shots of her standing about the alley. She'll appear again a few times throughout this mini-series, but doesn't appear in US footage again until next season's "The Mutiny (1)".
  • Most versions (since as the original broadcast versions) of this mini-series have the onscreen titles as "Green With Evil, Part (roman numeral for the part number)". But during some repeats and secondary video releases, the onscreen titles were changed to the singular-story type ones listed above (ie, this episode is "Out Of Control").
    • 18. Green With Evil (2): Jason's Battle

    With the Command Center still incapacitated from the Green Ranger's attack, Billy & Trini attempt to repair it and Alpha 5. Tommy returns to Earth, and acts cold & rude to Kimberly. Soon, after a successfully training run on the beach, Rita gives Tommy the Sword Of Darkness, which acts as a catalyst for keeping him under her evil spell permanently. Our heroes remain at a loss for a plan, but devote as much time into it as they can. Because of that, Jason informs Tommy at school that he'll be unable to work out with him later. Unbeknownst to Jason, the possessed Tommy then teleports him to the Dark Dimension! Trapped, with no way out, no way of morphing, and no way of contacting his teammates, Jason faces Goldar alone...

    b: 06-Oct-1993 pc: 115 w: Tom Wyner , Cheryl Saban & Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Knasty Knight, from "Happy Birthday Zack", has a cameo in the flashback to the origin of the Sword of Darkness (the unmorphed Black Zyuranger is also there, but shhh!)
  • This episode marks the first use of the Mammoth Shield, which is basically the Mastodon Dinozord's head, the shield would only be used in this episode and "Fowl Play".
    • 19. Green With Evil (3): The Rescue
    gs: Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    Jason continues battling Goldar in the Dark Dimension, and eventually, the Green Ranger as well. Luckily, in the nick of time, the Rangers & Alpha are able to lock on to his Communicator and teleport him out of there. But with Zordon still lost and the Command Center still in shambles, the victory is bittersweet, at best. To make things worse, Rita summons Scorpina, a female warrior long buried in a cave, with the ability to transform into a monstrous scorpion when in giant mode.

    b: 07-Oct-1993 pc: 116 w: Mark Ryan & Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: First appearance of Scorpina, the final "General" for Rita's original army.
  • Post-9/11 editing removes some shots of building destruction by Goldar.
    • 20. Green With Evil (4): Eclipsing Megazord
    gs: Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    Goldar grows and attacks Angel Grove, and nearly eats Bulk & Skull. Meanwhile, the search for Zordon heats up, but while the Rangers are out, Green Ranger sneaks back into the Command Center, and attempts to sabotage it again. Alpha's prepared, capturing him in a stasis shield briefly. Rita frees him, and uses her Magic Wand to make him grow! He joins Goldar & Scorpina in fighting the Megazord, as Rita casts a spell to eclipse the sun and cut off its solar power reserves. Though the Power Sword helps add a boost of energy, the Megazord falls to the trio of evil. The Zords separate and scatter into a burning hole in the ground. Our heroes retreat in defeat, but learn from Alpha's brief short reencounter, the true identity of the Green Ranger: their new mood-swinging pal, Tommy Oliver!

    b: 08-Oct-1993 pc: 117 w: Cindy McKay & Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: This is the first time the show has a Power Ranger grow to the size of a Megazord. Others include the Mutant Rangers in "Mighty Mophin' Mutants" and the Zeo Rangers in "Good As Gold."
  • Post-9/11 edits remove several building destruction shots by Goldar.
  • Scorpina makes her first US footage appearance (when standing beside Rita overlooking the beach). She won't appear in US footage again until her final appearance in next season's "Goldar's Vice-Versa."
    • 21. Green With Evil (5): Breaking the Spell
    gs: Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    Kim confronts the evil Tommy in the Youth Center, but he simply informs her that she and the other Rangers will soon be destroyed. Utilizing his Dragon Dagger's flute mode, the Green Ranger summons forth the ancient Green Dragonzord from Angel Grove bay. It begins to rampage through the city, crushing & blowing up buildings. Zordon's transmission is finally reestablished with this dimension. The Megazord is recovered, and victoriously faces the Dragonzord. The Green Ranger's Sword Of Darkness is destroyed, freeing Tommy from the evil spell. He's disoriented, but regretablly recalls everything he did while evil. The Rangers offer him a place among them, and he gladly accepts. The Dragonzord forms with the Megazord, creating the Dragonzord in Battle Mode. Zordon welcomes Tommy to the team, claiming the 6th Ranger was prophesied.

    b: 09-Oct-1993 pc: 118 w: Gary Glasberg & Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Post-9/11 edits for this episode include the cutting of the scene where the Dragon Zord blasts the Rangers off the rooftop right after the second commercial break.
  • Debut of the Dragonzord, the Green Ranger's very own giant fighting machine, and the Dragon Dagger, which is used to summon it.
  • Final appearance of the Sword of Darkness, though it'll get an unofficial resurrection in "Mighty Morphin' Mutants".
    • 22. The Trouble with Shellshock
    gs: Richard Epcar (Shellshock (voice))

    Tommy settles into his new role on the team, by playing a friendly game of basketball with the other Ranger teens. On the moon, Rita naps, prompting Baboo & Squatt to take charge by making their own monster. Shellshock, a turtle with a stoplight atop his shell, is sent to Earth, and wreaks more havoc by accident than on purpose. Trini races for the Deandra Flowers. The 6 Power Rangers put his light on permanent red with the help of their two Megazords.

    b: 11-Oct-1993 pc: 119 w: Julianne Klemm & Stewart St. John d: David Blyth

    NOTE: During the original airings, this episode was the first to feature Tommy (Jason Frank) on the opening credits, but later reedits would insert it in during GWE.
    23. Itsy Bitsy Spider

    Trini & Billy petition to save the Forest Spirit Statue from demolition. It supposedly protects the woods from nasty bug infestations. Rita swipes the statue and replaces it with a lookalike, which hides her Spidertron monster within. Zack brings his young Hip-Hop Kido class to the park to work out nearby, and all but the Black Ranger are put under a sleeping spell by Spidertron. Unfortunately for Zack, he's deathly afraid of bugs, spiders especially!

    b: 12-Oct-1993 pc: 120 w: Steve Kramer d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: First time Zack uses his Power Axe in cannon mode.
  • Only time Zack, Billy, and Trini are alone in the Dragonzord in Fighting Mode's cockpit. In every future appearence, either all the Rangers (minus Tommy) are in the cockpit, or the cockpit is never shown.
    • 24. The Spit Flower

    Kimberly has the task of designing a flower float for an Angel Grove parade. Putties drop by the Juice Bar, and trash it before she can turn the design in. Kim frets over losing it, and soon has to face the evil flesh-eating-blossom-spewing Spit Flower monster. Tommy & Alpha rebuild the model float, and her design ends up in stock footage on TV.

    b: 19-Oct-1993 pc: 122 w: Peggy Nicoll d: David Blyth
    25. Gung Ho!

    Jason & Tommy team-up for an upcoming Team Ninja competition at the Youth Center. They have trouble working together, as both are used to sparring one-on-one. As the other Rangers fight the nigh-invincible Super Putties, Zordon sends Jason & Tommy off to retrieve new weapons. They face a strange metal creature known as Titanus, and learn teamwork in the face of adversity. The Super Putties are wiped out, and Zordon reveals that Titanus is an old friend, who'll act as a Carrierzord for the Megazords, with which they'll create the Ultrazord!

    b: 25-Oct-1993 pc: 124 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Titanus, the Carrierzord, is introduced.
  • Jason uses Tommy's Dragon Shield for the first time, only he and Zack would be the only different Rangers to wear the shield
  • The Megazord is not used in this episode.
    • 26. Life's a Masquerade

    There's a costume party going on at the Youth Center! Rita uses this distraction to mine a special clay on Earth, from which she'll create a breed of Super Putties. She sends her own version of Frankenstein's Monster to the party, and he's immediately mistaken for Tommy (likely due to their similar high foreheads).

    b: 30-Oct-1993 pc: 123 w: Cheryl Saban d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: This episode introduces the short-lived Super Putty subplot (which was completed in the episode which debuted prior to this one!)
    27. Wheel of Misfortune
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    The Ranger teens are involved with a stage play of Rumplestiltskin at Angel Grove High. Kim's grandmother's antique spinning wheel is used as a prop. Bulk, as the title character in the play, nearly breaks it, and Kim freaks out. Rita sends her goons down to capture the wheel, and turn it into an evil Wheel Of Destruction. The Megazord faces the giant wheel, destroys it, but luckily, it reverts back to its original form, unharmed, just in time for the play, which is unusually short.

    b: 01-Nov-1993 pc: 127 w: Cheryl Saban , Mark Ryan d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: The first time, and it's still a rarity on the show, that the team faces a monster which lacks any humanoid form.
  • First useage of the Ultrazord, a combo between the MegaDragonzord and Titanus.
    • 28. Island of Illusion (1)
    gs: Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice)) Robert Axelrod (Lokar (voice))

    There's an upcoming dance competition, and despite his usual smooth moves, Zack's got a heavy case of self-doubt. Rita is inspired, and after summoning the evil God, Lokar (who sends the Mutitus creature to face the Megazord), she traps them on a strange island dimension. There, the 6 Rangers face illusions preying upon their worst fears.

    b: 02-Nov-1993 pc: 125 w: Shuki Levy , Chris Schoon d: Terrence H. Winkless
    29. Island of Illusion (2)
    gs: Robert Axelrod (Lokar (voice)) Ami Kawai (Scorpina)

    The Rangers get a little help from an elf named Quagmire, inhabitant of the strange island of illusion. He reminds them, in rhyme, that self-confidence is the secret to defeating the island's spells. The Rangers overcome their fears, escape the island, defeat Mutitus, and Zack aces the dance competition.

    b: 03-Nov-1993 pc: 126 w: Shuki Levy , Chris Schoon d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Introduction of the MegaDragonzord, a combo of the Megazord and Dragonzord (though it had been seen in "Wheel of Misfortune" as part of the Ultrazord).
  • First time multiple previously-destroyed monsters return (though they're illusions, it still sets the standard).
  • This is the only episode where Tommy is stationed inside Megazord's head with the other Rangers for the Megadragonzord and Ultrazord configuration.
    • 30. The Rockstar
    gs: Richard Lee Jackson (Jeremy) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    Jason and his young cousin Jeremy become embroiled in a plot by Rita & Scorpina to capture the powerful Mirror of Destruction. A Rockstar monster rounds out the cast.

    b: 04-Nov-1993 pc: 130 w: Peggy Nicoll d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) does not appear in this episode.
    31. Calamity Kimberly
    gs: Tom Wyner (Samurai Fanman (voice))

    Kimberly wakes up on the wrong side of the bed, begins to have an extremely bad day. It turns to worse when Rita sends the Samurai Fanman down to Earth. He traps the bad haired, ratted clothed, annoyed Kim inside an urn, connected to another dimension. The Power Rangers race against the clock to free her before she's lost inside it forever.

    b: 05-Nov-1993 pc: 131 w: Julianne Klemm , Tom Wyner d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Look closely during the arrival of the Rangers at the Putty Bowl Cafe, and you'll see the Red, Black, and Blue Battle Bikes in a battle scene. It's the only time they appear on the show, and are only there due to a mistake in using the Zyuranger footage. The Rangers will indeed get motorcycles eventually, but not until season 3's "Follow That Cab!"
  • One of a few rare episodes in which the Dragonzord-Fighting Mode, the Megazord, the Mega-Dragon Ultrazord, and the seperate Dinozords (minus Pterodactyl) are all seen fighting the same monster (though not neccesarily at the same time.)
    • 32. A Star is Born
    gs: Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    Tommy competes with Bulk for a role on a Karate commercial. Meanwhile, the other Rangers end up trapped in a cocoon, thanks to Scorpina's pet worm creature. If that wasn't bad enough, Rita sends down the baseball-fevered Babe Ruthless monster! Our heroes, with the help of the MegaDragonzord, defeat this double threat. Tommy & the mayonnaise-tanned Bulk both get the commercial role, though for Karate-skills comparative reasons only.

    b: 15-Nov-1993 pc: 132 w: Cheryl Saban d: Terrence H. Winkless
    33. The Yolk's on You!
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan)

    There's a big talent show at Angel Grove High School. On the way there to assist Jason in a Martial Arts themed skill, Tommy gets captured by a group of Putties. On the moon, Finster creates the Fang monster for Rita's birthday. The Leo Gorcy-type voiced creature becomes enraged when Baboo & Squatt eat his Gooney Bird eggs. They tell him that the Rangers have his eggs, and a battle occurs. Tommy's freed, and the Ultrazord is used to end this case of framery.

    b: 16-Nov-1993 pc: 133 w: Cheryl Saban d: Terrence H. Winkless
    34. The Green Candle (1)

    There's a dance coming up, but Tommy's got cold feet about asking Kimberly to it. On the moon palace, Rita unviels her master plan concerning her former employee, the Green Ranger. It seems that when he was working for her, he touched some magic wax, which is now linked to his Morphing powers. By turning the wax into a Green Candle, and lighting it, his powers will slowly fade away. To help ignite this into action, the Cyclops monster is sent to Earth. It mimics the Dragonzord, and begins to rampage through the city. Tommy is sucked into the Dark Dimension, and fights with Goldar, while his teammates face the Cyclops. He proves to be too powerful for them alone. The Green Ranger escapes from Goldar, and prepares to battle Cyclops. Everything is going as planned, as the Green Candle continues burning down...

    b: 17-Nov-1993 pc: 134 w: Stewart St. John , Mark McKain d: Robert Hughes
    35. The Green Candle (2)

    Against better judgment, Tommy goes into battle with the Cyclops monster as the Green Ranger, alone. The fight takes its toll on the Green Candle, which quickly burns down to nearly nothing. The Ultrazord destroys the mimicking monster, but it's too late for Tommy. He and the other Rangers return to the Command Center, and watch as his Green Ranger powers dissipate. Before all is lost, though, he passes his Dragonzord coin to Jason. The Red Ranger can now draw upon the remnants of the Green powers, to summon the Dragonzord and use the golden chest shield. Tommy says goodbye to his former teammates, even though he'll still be a Power Ranger in spirit. He manages to get up enough courage to ask Kim to the dance. She happily agrees, and they share a rare kiss by the lake.

    b: 18-Nov-1993 pc: 135 w: Stewart St. John , Gary Glasberg d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) departs the show with this episode, though will make a cameo in "Doomsday (2)". He'll return fully in "Return Of An Old Friend (1)".
  • The Green Ranger powers are drained beyond use in this episode, making them the first Ranger powers to be lost, and Tommy the first Power Ranger to retire (even temporarily).
  • Red Ranger Jason gains the Dragon Power Coin, and with it is able to draw upon the Green Ranger's shield and Dragon Dagger.
  • The Green Ranger pilots the Dragon Zord from the inside in this episode.
    • 36. Birds of a Feather
    gs: Alex Borstein (Contest Announcer (voice)) Ed Neil (Referee) Ami Kawai (Scorpina)

    Zack grooms his young student to take part in a karate tournament, against an angry ward of Bulk & Skull. The Rangers face the chicken-like Hatchasaurus monster. He's defeated quickly, but manages to regenerate using his inner sentinent heart-creature, known as the Cardiatron. Jason, using both his Red Ranger powers, along with the Green Ranger powers, must face this odd being alone.

    b: 19-Nov-1993 pc: 136 w: Julianne Klemm d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Red Ranger Jason uses the Green Ranger's shield and Dragon Dagger for the first time in battle.
  • Hatchasaurus will return yet again in next season's "The Ninja Encounter, Part I & II", though his Cardiotron will no longer speak.
    • 37. Clean-Up Club
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice)) Michael Sorich (Polluticorn (voice))

    Inspired by Trini's video project on pollution, the Ranger teens organize a Clean-Up Club. They set out to make Angel Grove Park a cleaner place. Rita sends down the Polluticorn monster, to undo all of their hard work, and destroy the world.

    b: 20-Nov-1993 pc: 137 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: The second and final time that Red Ranger Jason uses the Dragon Power Coin to gain the Green Ranger's shield and Dragon Dagger (the Dagger will be available to him without needing the extra power-up).
    38. A Bad Reflection on You
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Austin St. John (Evil Jason) Thuy Trang (Evil Trini) Walter Jones (Evil Zack) Amy Jo Johnson (Evil Kim) David Yost (Evil Billy) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice)) Tom Wyner (TV Announcer (voice))

    Rita's newest monster, the Twin Man, creates a special team of five Putty Patrollers, which have the power to transform into evil versions of the Power Rangers! These diabolical doubles wreck havoc on our heroes' lives, even framing them into getting detention. The evil doppelgangers attack the city, as the good guys remain stuck at the High School!

    b: 22-Nov-1993 pc: 138 w: Peggy Nicoll d: Robert Hughes
    39. Doomsday (1)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Ami Kawai (Scorpina)

    Angel Grove Mayor Carrington declares today, "Power Rangers Day." There's a big celebration planned, and nearly everyone's going to be there. Bulk & Skull try to steal the Rangers' thunder by storming the stage as Bulk Man & Super Skull. Rita captures the entire crowd of townspeople, and imprisons them in another dimension. The Rangers then have to fight Goldar, who pilots the mighty evil Cyclopsis, the War Zord! The Ultrazord prevails against his evil Warzord, destroying it. All is not won, however, as Rita gets in on the action, damaging the Rangers' Zords, and using Lokar to bring Cyclopsis back from oblivion.

    b: 23-Nov-1993 pc: 139 w: Stewart St. John d: Terrence H. Winkless
    40. Doomsday (2)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Robert Axelrod (Lokar (voice))

    The Power Rangers face Cyclopsis with their Megazord at only half-power. Somehow, they overcome the overwhelming odds, destroy the Warzord for good, rescue the citizens of Angel Grove from the other dimension, and put a major dent in Rita's relation with Lokar. The five Rangers take the stage at the Power Rangers Day celebration, and are hailed by all, including Tommy, who drops by at the end to show his support. Later, at the Command Center, Zordon & Alpha inform the team that with Rita seemingly defeated, their obligations are fulfilled. Though the teens consider passing the powers and returning to normal lives, they decide against it, and choose to remain the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

    b: 24-Nov-1993 pc: 140 w: Stewart St. John d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: This was the last episode originally ordered by Fox Kids. When it became an overwhelming success, they optioned 20 more for the season.
  • In a U.K Power Rangers Episode Guide which chronicled every episode until 1996 (when it ceased publication), the original ending to "Doomsday Part 2" was accidently printed rather than the real version, the original ending is similar to Zyuranger's finale, with the Rangers trapping Rita and her minions in an urn, albiet without the final scene where Goldar's Sentai counter-part becomes a father... In subquesant re-prints of the episodes in later editions of the Episode Guide (when the rights to Zeo were sold elsewhere and the episode guide could'nt continue) this mistake was NEVER corrected.
    • 41. Rita's Seed of Evil
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Ami Kawai (Scorpina)

    The Ranger Teens plan to plant saplings in the park. Rita does some gardening of her own, by sending down the Octoplant seed. It blooms into the Octoplant, a monster hung up on its own appearance.

    b: 07-Feb-1994 pc: 143 w: Stewart St. John d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: The first original song for the show by Aaron Waters & the Mighty RAW (aka Ron Wasserman) appears here, it's "Hey Rita."
  • For most of this episode, the Power teens wear the same clothes as in "Foul Play In the Sky". Perhaps during the filming of this episode the actors also reshot the scenes for "Foul Play in The Sky" when they decided to use the plane story line rather than the poison apple story line.
  • This episode has not been seen in the US since the summer of 1996.
    • 42. A Pig Surprise
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice)) Dave Mallow (Pudgy Pig (voice))

    The Ranger Teens organize a Pet Adoption program, which leads to an old lady bringing in her pig, Norman. The elderly woman turns out to be a Putty, and her pig is none other than Pudgy Pig reborn. Our heroes find out too late, and Bulk & Skull end up adopting the porker. The Rangers become involved with another battle with Goldar & Scorpina. Pudgy Pig, in this incarnation, turns out to be docile, and wants only to be with a female pig! Alpha returns Pudgy to being Norman, and lives happily ever after on the farm, until the eventual baconing.

    b: 08-Feb-1994 pc: 141 w: Shuki Levy , Douglas Sloan d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Marks the first REAL resurrection of a previously destroyed PR monster, this being Pudgy Pig from "Food Fight". Such things will be commonplace in the future.
  • This is the very first stock footage zord battle. Stock footage zord battles would occur in future "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" episodes
    • 43. Something Fishy
    gs: Robert Axelrod (Goo-Fish (voice))

    Jason, Zack, & Trini go scubadiving. Billy's invited, but this just brings up bad memories from his childhood. Seems as a boy, he was playing in a lake, when a fish bit his finger. Since then, he's been quite afraid of aquatic animals. Rita exploits this fear, sending down the Toxic Goo-Fish monster. Blue Ranger manages to overcome his fish phobia, and filets the villain.

    b: 09-Feb-1994 pc: 145 w: Cheryl Saban d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: This is the First episode where Power Rangers uses footage that was made for Saban by Toei that was not part of Zyurangers (nicknamed "Zyu2"). This is used for the rest of the this Season (Except Lions and Blizzards) and for part of the Second Season.
  • footage of Jason, Zack, and Trini was later used for "Zedd Waves".
    • 44. Lions and Blizzards
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    The Ranger Teens take part in the annual Oddball Games, a set of strange obstacle courses. They win (what a surprise), but their strange trophy gets swiped by Rita. It's turned into the evil Goatan, the Stormbringer, a Goat-Lion monster. Bulk & Skull are blamed for the trophy theft at first. Angela, having lost in the games to Zack, ends up doing on a date with him at last. His Ranger duties cause him to be called out in the middle of the movie, and that kills their relationship.

    b: 10-Feb-1994 pc: 142 w: Shell Danielson d: Robert Hughes

    NOTE: Final previously-unused monster from Zyuranger.
    45. To Flea or Not to Flee
    gs: Ami Kawai (Scorpina)

    Ernie's Youth Center is going out of business, despite efforts to save it from shutting down. A stray dog wanders in, and gives Jason a rash! It's not ordinary rash, but the infection of Rita's newest monster, the Fighting Flea. Thanks to some Raid-style flea killing chemicals, Jason's de-rashed, and Fighting Flea is stamped out. The stray dog turns out to be the beloved pet of a rich woman, and, you guessed it, the reward money saves the Youth Center for another 5 years.

    b: 16-Feb-1994 pc: 146 w: Douglas Sloan d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: The Youth Center/Juice Bar may survive this brush with bankruptcy, but it'll meet its unexplained fate following PRT's "Chase Into Space (2)".
    46. Reign of the Jellyfish
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    Angel Grove High School is preparing to bury a time capsule in the park, to be opened in 100 years. Among the items, is a picture of the Power Rangers. Rita's furious, sending down Baboo & Squatt to steal the capsule, and put a picture of her in it instead. She also sends down the Jellyfish Warrior monster to trap our heroes in another dimension.

    b: 17-Feb-1994 pc: 147 w: Stewart St. John d: Terrence H. Winkless
    47. Crystal of Nightmares
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    There's a big test coming up, so the Ranger Teens head up to Billy's Uncle's cabin up in the mountains to cram. Goldar uses this brain-storming session to his advantage, by manipulating their dreams with the Crystal Of Nightmares. Their worst fears are played out in their dreams, causing them to be completely paranoid and afraid when they wake up. Against their current states of mind, Zordon has them seek out the Crystal, and destroy it. Overcoming their overwhelming self-doubts, our heroes shatter the crystal, and likely pass more than one tests.

    b: 21-Feb-1994 pc: 144 w: Shuki Levy , Douglas Sloan d: Robert Hughes
    48. Plague of the Mantis
    gs: Richard Rabago (Master Li)

    Trini trains with Master Li in a new fighting technique, known as the Praying Mantis style. She's unable to grasp the proper motivation for achieving the stances. Rita sends down a Mantis monster to face her, one on one. This works towards Trini's advantage in the long run, as she masters the technique, and helps her teammates take the Mantis down.

    b: 24-Feb-1994 pc: 148 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Terrence H. Winkless
    49. Return of an Old Friend (1)
    gs: Jason David Frank (Tommy Oliver) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Douglas Sloan (Mrs. Hart's boyfriend) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    It's Parent's Day at the Youth Center, and all of the Ranger Teens' fathers & mothers are there. Rita decides to trap the parents in another dimension, and use them as ransom for attaining the Power Coins! To make things worse, Billy is placed under a spell, and steals the Dragon Dagger from the Command Center. With it, Goldar takes control of the Dragonzord, and sends it on a rampage. Helpless to help their parents, the five Power Rangers give up their Dino Coins. Goldar lies, takes the coins and refuses to release the parents. All seems lost, until our heroes realize one Power Coin remains, the nearly-depleated Green Ranger Coin.

    b: 28-Feb-1994 pc: 149 w: Shell Danielson d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Though this introduces the parents of the main five original Power Rangers, only Kimberly's mother will appear again following this two-parter (and will be played by the same uncredited actress), namely in season 3's "A Brush With Destiny" and "I'm Dreaming Of A White Ranger."
    50. Return of an Old Friend (2)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Douglas Sloan (Mrs. Hart's boyfriend) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice))

    Tommy arrives at the Youth Center, and finds the place deserted. He's teleported to the Command Center, and debriefed about the situation. He's given his Power Coin back, and with an infusing of power from Zordon himself, Tommy morphs into the Green Ranger once again. He quickly faces Goldar and some Putties, trying to regain the Dragon Dagger & the other 5 Coins. Tommy succeeds, but in doing so, he's struck with a backlash from Goldar's forcefield around the Coins. He's knocked into a coma, while the other Rangers face Rita's Dramole monster in the city. Tommy awakens to find his body mysterious supercharged with green energy. Zordon's transmission is weakened from repowering him, and is nearly lost, until the other 5 Rangers recharge him with their Coins. Dramole is defeated, the parents are freed, and Tommy remains as the Green Ranger, operating in a limited power capacity.

    b: 01-Mar-1994 pc: 150 w: Shell Danielson d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) returns to the show full-time, and becomes the Green Ranger again in this episode. His return to the series was due to an overwhelming response by viewers (and viewers' parents, by extention of that).
  • This episode features the first time "Go Green Ranger Go" is played while Dragonzord battles giant Goldar and Scorpina.
    • 51. Grumble Bee
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Ami Kawai (Scorpina)

    Billy gets his first B on a test ever. He's devestated. Rita is once again inspired by an event in a Ranger's life, and has Finster create a Grumble Bee monster. Trini & Billy face it, while their three teammates struggle to break free from an unbreakable rope at the basketball court.

    b: 28-Apr-1994 pc: 151 w: Cheryl Saban d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) appears in this episode, but does not morph.
  • The clip of the Power Sword falling from the sky is flipped horizontally in this episode
    • 52. Two Heads are Better Than One
    gs: Robert Axelrod (Two-Headed Parrot (voices))

    Tommy & Jason teach the mothers of Angel Grove some self-defense courses at the Youth Center. Their motto for the moms, two heads are better than one. Rita is inspired, as always, and has Finster create the Two-Headed Parrot monster, Pete & Repete. Teamwork, two-heads times three, plus a Pamango fruit are needed to take out this double-bird brained menace.

    b: 29-Apr-1994 pc: 152 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Available in North America on the Power Rangers "Red Alert" VHS.
    53. Fowl Play
    gs: Scott Page-Pagter (Peckster (voice))

    Zack puts on a magic show for the kids at the Juice Bar. He's more interested in impressing Angela, and seems to succeed. Rita sends down the Peckster monster, causing Zack to pull a dissapearing act just when he's about to woo the girl of his dreams.

    b: 02-May-1994 pc: 153 w: Peggy Nicoll d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) does not appear in this episode.
  • This episode has not aired in the US since the summer of 1996.
    • 54. Trick or Treat
    gs: Ed Neil (Referee) Timothy Guest (Monte Conte) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Michael Sorich (Pumpkin Rapper (voice))

    Kim faces Skull on the nation's biggest hit game show, Trick Or Treat! This Halloween-themed program does... guess what? Yes, it inspires Rita, and the Pumpkin Rapper monster is harvested on Earth. Tommy finds the evil pumpkin patch on his way to a karate tournament, and faces a gang of Putties guarding it. Kim's nearly winning the show, when her Ranger duties call. She fakes a faint, and Skull is declared winner by defeat. Our heroes face the Pumpkin Rapper, who makes even Vanilla Ice blush with his cheesy rhymes. Bulk & Skull later lose the grand prize, a new car, when the network reviews the tape and finds Skull cheated. Like game shows have never cheated before, eh?

    b: 03-May-1994 pc: 155 w: Ellen Levy Sarnoff , Danny Sarnoff d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Pumpkin Rapper will be back in next season's "Zedd's Monster Mash", among others.
  • This episode was to have a zord battle, but it wasn't shown until Season 2, where it was modified to have the Thunder Megazord and White Tigerzord fighting Pumpkin Rapper.
    • 55. Second Chance
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    Ernie picks the new lineup for the Angel Grove Junior Soccer team, but a young boy named Roger isn't on it. He's friends with the Ranger Teens, which means he's gonna get special treatment for this injustice. A second tryout will be held, so our heroes help him train for it. Rita sends down the Soccadillo monster to keep with the soccer theme. The Rangers kick him around, and eventually score a goal by destroying him. Later, Roger doesn't only make the team, but he causes Ernie to make two soccer teams so that everyone can play.

    b: 04-May-1994 pc: 157 w: Mark Litton d: Worth Keeter
    56. On Fins and Needles
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Steve Kramer (Slippery Shark (voice))

    Jason & Tommy teach free karate classes at the Youth Center. Rita's annoyed by their friendship, and sends down the Slippery Shark monster. His boomerang-fin weapon casts a spell on the two, causing them to hate each other intensely. This nearly leads to an all out brawl in the Youth Center, organized by Bulk & Skull. Luckily, their teammates intervene, and by forcing teammwork, Tommy & Jason break free from the spell and sink the shark.

    b: 05-May-1994 pc: 156 w: Douglas Sloan d: Worth Keeter
    57. Enter... The Lizzinator
    gs: Dave Mallow (Lizzinator (voice))

    Kim's cousin Kelly has a tough time getting on the Angel Grove Junior High cheerleading squad. She offers some pointers, but the insecure redhead is unable to cope. Rita has Baboo & Squatt kidnap her for some reason, while she sends down the Lizzinator monster. The nearly invulnerable creature smacks cars around, along with the Red Ranger. The monster's eventually defeated with the Ultrazord, and Kelly gets freed from evil by use of her horrid cheers. She makes the squad, but you could easily guess that much.

    b: 06-May-1994 pc: 154 w: Stewart St. John d: Worth Keeter
    58. Football Season
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Tom Wyner (Rhinoblaster (voice))

    It turns out there IS something a Ranger teen isn't good at. Namely, Tommy, who struggles to make the Angel Grove High football team. His karate training messes up his coordination, but Ernie, who used to be a Quarterback or something, helps him out. Rita sends down the Rhinoblaster monster to face the other Power Rangers, in a game of football with a squad of Putties. Long story short, Tommy makes the team, but then again, so does uber-geek Billy. We never see them play any games, so the team must be honorary only.

    b: 09-May-1994 pc: 158 w: Cheryl Saban d: Terrence H. Winkless
    59. Mighty Morphin' Mutants
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Tom Wyner (Commander Crayfish (voice)) Thuy Trang (Yellow Mutant Ranger (voice)) Walter Jones (Black Mutant Ranger (voice)) Amy Jo Johnson (Pink Mutant Ranger (voice)) David Yost (Blue Mutant Ranger (voice)) Jason David Frank (Green Mutant Ranger (voice))

    Miss Appleby assigns her class to find their personal fault, and attempt to correct it. Tommy's is obvious, he's incredibly forgetful! His teammates try to help out, but he forgets to use the things they made him to keep from forgetting. Meanwhile, Rita has Goldar specially train a group of Putties. Only five pass the tests, and are given the Badges Of Darkness, allowing them to morph into exact evil doubles of the Yellow, Pink, Blue, Green, and Black Rangers. To replace Red, the Commander Crayfish monster is created. These evil Rangers give the real ones a run for their money, with most of them even growing large during the Megazord battle!

    b: 16-May-1994 pc: 159 w: Douglas Sloan d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Second time this season that the Rangers have faced their evil doubles (after "A Bad Reflection On You").
  • Final appearance of the original Ultrazord, and MegaDragonzord combo.
  • Final time the Megazord is seen forming.
    • 60. An Oyster Stew
    gs: Timothy Guest (Pearl Hustler) Scott Page-Pagter (Oysterizer (voice))

    Angela's birthday is coming up, and Zack wants to take her out. He arranges a nice double date with Tommy & Kim and her at a fancy French resturant. He seeks a pair of pearls earrings to give to Angela, but is unable to afford any. Zack finds a strange hustler at the park, who gives him a pair real cheap. It turns out, the hustler was a putty in disguise, and the pearls are the evil Pearls Of Stillness!

    Angela happily puts them on, and freezes everyone in the resturant. Zack & Tommy are the only ones unfrozen, and must fight Rita's Oysterizer monster to undo the pearl's effects. The duo do so, but Angela's angered about the disintergrating earrings. The Rangers, in the Megazord & Dragonzord, take on Oysterizer under water! Later, Zack sings Angela a ballad, with Bulk & Skull providing the music. She's swept off her feet, and never seen or mentioned on the series again.

    b: 23-May-1994 pc: 160 w: Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: This is the final appearance of Zack's girlfriend, Angela.
  • Final appearance of the original Megazord.
  • Originally titled, "Pearls of Wisdom."
    • Season 2

    61. The Mutiny (1)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Ami Kawai (Scorpina) Wendee Lee (Scorpina (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Pirantishead (voice))

    The Ranger teens take part in a charity 4-wheeler race on Earth. But up on the moon, things are far from routine. Rita Repulsa and her gang plan yet another attack, when Lord Zedd, Rita's boss and evil overlord, returns to our galaxy!

    The tall, skin-less, metal-plated face, tubed-veined man arrives, and has Rita placed in another Space Dumpster. She's failed once too often for his tastes, and she has to go. Goldar quickly changes allegances, helping to shrink Rita down and shoot her off into the depths of space forever. Zedd alters most of the castle, and changes the Putty Patrollers into white-suited armored Z-Putties. They're sent down to Earth, and prove formidable foes, until their weaknesses are discovered (hit the big Z power source on their chests, and they shatter to pieces).

    Zedd creates the Pirantishead monster from a fish out of the Rampoon River, and sends it to Angel Grove. Its twin-fish flutes cause all of the Dinozords to become instantly frozen!

    b: 21-Jul-1994 pc: 201 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: This episode originally debuted as a primetime special on Fox, hosted by the six Ranger teens & Bulk and Skull.
  • First appearance of Lord Zedd, the first "monster" to be entirely American and not originate in Sentai.
  • The U.K aired all three parts of The Mutiny on the same day during a bank holiday, the following episode was aired in five-minute segments over the next three days
  • First appearance of Lord Zedd's Chamber of Command (a different section of Rita's Lunar Palace) and the new Z-Putty Patrollers.
    • 62. The Mutiny (2)
    gs: Scott Page-Pagter (Pirantishead (voice))

    Pirantishead takes control of the Tyrannosaurus Dinozord and the Dragonzord, commanding them to destroy the city. Our heroes, Zordless, watch helplessly as their Zords go on a rampage. Zordon & Alpha unveil a new set of five Zords, enhanced by the power of Thunder.

    Tommy, due to his lack of sustained energy, is not given a new Zord. Before they can create these new Thunderzords fully, they must regain their old ones. This is easier said than done, as Pirantishead has full control of them.

    b: 29-Jul-1994 pc: 202 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: First aired in primetime on Fox (alongside the third season premiere of X-Men).
  • First episode to use footage from "Gosei Sentai Dairanger" (specifically, of the Thunderzords).
  • Debut of the Red Dragon, Black Lion, Pink Firebird, Yellow Griffon, and Blue Unicorn Thunderzords.
  • First episode of MMPR to not feature Rita Repulsa whatsoever.
  • This is the first time to show the Rangers in the Command Center morphed, but helmetless.
    • 63. The Mutiny (3)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Scott Page-Pagter (Pirantishead (voice))

    In an effort to regain control of the Dinozords, Billy & Trini create a Signal Blocking device. It works perfecty (after installing the batteries correctly), and Pirantishead loses control of the Tyrannosaurus & Dragonzord.

    Zordon then infuses each of the main five Dinozords with a lightning charge, causing them to morph into the mighty new Thunderzords! The Red Dragon, the Yellow Griffin, the Blue Unicorn, the Black Lion, and the Pink Phoenix come together to form the Thunder Megazord. With it, Pirantishead is sliced in half by their Saber.

    Lord Zedd is furious upon failing, blaming Baboo, Squatt, and even Goldar for the loss. Our heroes quickly turn to the chairty 4-wheeler race, just in time to finish near-last. Oh, and Bulk & Skull, saved by the Rangers for the umpteenth time, decide on a new mission in life: to find the secret identities of the Power Rangers!

    b: 05-Aug-1994 pc: 203 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: First aired in primetime on Fox (alongside a new episode of X-Men).
  • Beginning with this episode, the Zyu2 Zord battles would be altered, so that the monsters, which were battling the old Megazord in the original footage, would be facing shots of the Thunder Megazord edited into its place.
  • Debut of the Thunder Megazord formation.
  • Rita Repulsa makes her last regular appearance, but will return first in "White Light (1)", then for good in "The Wedding (1)".
  • The opening credits get a major overhaul, reflecting the new Zords and villains of this season. Also, Jason Frank is now credited as "Jason David Frank".
    • 64. The Wanna-Be Ranger
    gs: Tom Wyner (Primator (voice))

    Due to a rare alignment of planets, Zordon has to de-ionize for a brief period. Lord Zedd exploits this by creating the Primator monster out of a white gorilla suit of Zack's. Primator can transform himself into an exact double of anyone, and uses that ability to confuse the Rangers by mimicking them. Meanwhile, Alpha 5 teleports out of the Command Center for a day, and winds up activating his self-destruct sequence when confronted by the monster.

    b: 13-Sep-1994 pc: 204 w: Ellen Levy Sarnoff , Danny Sarnoff d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Red Ranger" VHS.
  • Billy now wears a pair of stylish thin gold framed glasses, insted of his nerdy coke bottle style ones
    • 65. Putty on the Brain
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    Lord Zedd zaps a pair of special sunglasses Billy's invented. When he & Zack put them on, they're placed under a spell where they think their teammates are Putty Patrollers! If that wasn't bad enough, the fire-breathing Saliguana monster is created.

    b: 14-Sep-1994 pc: 205 w: Mark Litton d: John Stewart

    NOTE: This is the first episode in which Tommy is unable to call upon his Dragonzord due to a lack of Green Ranger power.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Black Ranger" VHS.
    • 66. Bloom of Doom
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan)

    The Youth Center hosts a sign-up session for various after-school clubs. Predictablly, each of the Ranger teens has their own club. Kim's gardening club proves unpopular, getting no one to sign up. Lord Zedd puts Kim under a spell, causing her to become violently jealous of Trini for having a successful club. He then sends down the Bloom Of Doom, but can Kim overcome her bitterness, alien-inflicted and otherwise, to work together to defeat it?

    b: 17-Sep-1994 pc: 206 w: Cheryl Saban d: John Stewart

    NOTE: A Zord battle against a giant (and slightly altered) Bloom of Doom went unused, supposedly involving Lokar's only Zyu2 appearance. It was cut due to the prominance of the original Megazord, rendering it impossible to re-edit to feature the Thunder Megazord. The altered Bloom would later appear in PRT's "Fire In Your Tank".
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Pink Ranger" VHS.
    • 67. The Green Dream
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    Tommy keeps having the same depressing dream lately, where he loses his powers in the middle of battle. Lord Zedd creates the Robo-Goat monster, and uses him to capture Tommy and turn him evil again! The possessed Tommy tricks his teammates into summoning the powerful Sword Of Power, and turns it over to Robo-Goat. The Rangers attempt to regain it, while Tommy, released from evil, finds his Green Ranger powers are running dangerously low (to the point he can't even summon the Dragonzord.)

    b: 19-Sep-1994 pc: 210 w: Stewart St. John d: John Stewart

    NOTE: First and only appearance of the Sword Of Power.
    68. The Power Stealer

    The Ranger teens head yet another clean-up drive in Angel Grove Park. Lord Zedd sends down the Octophantom monster, who siphons off most of Tommy's Green Ranger powers. He also captures a couple of the Rangers, leaving only Billy & Jason to free their friends and defeat Octophantom via his only weakness: his vanity.

    b: 20-Sep-1994 pc: 207 w: Rafael Antonio Oliver , Barbara A. Oliver d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: A very rare bit of American Footage shot to connect the Zyu2 monster (Octophantom) and the Dairanger-footage based Thunder Megazord, is evident here in quick shots of blows landing between the pair.
  • First time the full version of the main theme has been played in-show.
    • 69. The Beetle Invasion

    Inspired by the Ranger Teens' Broom-ball competition with Stone Canyon, Lord Zedd creates the Stag Beetle monster from the rival team's poster. The Stag Beetle briefly absorbs some of Tommy's waning Green Ranger powers, as expected.

    b: 21-Sep-1994 pc: 208 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Richie (or "Ritchie" whatever), a hispanic teen with karate skills, is introduced this episode. He would not only work at the Juice Bar with Ernie, but would also serve as Trini's desired love interest, and partially a White Ranger red-herring.
  • A scene with the Stag Battle and Rita's original putties being blasted with lightning can be seen in the montage at the beginning of the opening credits. This was obviously unused Zyu2 footage, hence why all scenes of Billy rescuing his teammates is US footage, due to the old Putties' presence.
    • 70. Welcome to Venus Island

    A day at the beach for Tommy, Kimberly, Trini & Trini's young neighbor Hallie is interrupted by Goldar & the Putties. Goldar kidnaps the young girl, and holds her for ransom on Lord Zedd's mystical Venus Island. The Rangers must race against the clock to get to Venus Island before it vanishes. Unfortunately, Zedd has the Invenusable Flytrap monster guarding the way.

    b: 24-Sep-1994 pc: 209 w: Judd Lynn d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: This marks the first episode written by Judd Lynn, aka Chip Lynn. He was previously the Production Manager, and would go on during Season 5 to become the head writer & co-producer of the series, writing or co-writing over 167 episodes, and directing 24 shows.
    71. The Song of Guitardo

    The Ranger Teens go on a picnic in the park. Lord Zedd turns a cicada into the Guitardo monster, who steals Kimberly's acoustic guitar. With it, he's able to put the Power Rangers under a trance via an evil song spell. Kim and a nearly powerless Tommy are the only ones left to stop the music.

    b: 26-Sep-1994 pc: 211 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Amy Jo Johnson and Walter Jones do their own singing for the scene when Kim & Zack sing "Down The Road" to Tommy.
    72. Green No More (1)

    Tommy & Kim witness a transmission from the future, featuring Tommy, powerless during a major battle. This heralds the results of Zordon & Alpha's tests, which reveal that he only has enough Green Ranger energies for one last battle. Meanwhile, five grim bullies show up at Angel Grove High. They're polar opposites of our heroes, right down to matching colored clothing! Lord Zedd plans to forcibly make them his Dark Rangers. He has the five bullies captured, and sends the Turbanshell monster (a conkshell with worm creature) down to attack the Power Rangers. Tommy's dwindling Green Ranger powers are siphoned off by Zedd's Green Crystal, with which he will not only destroy Zordon, but power his Dark Rangers. Tommy ends up trapped in another dimension, totally Ranger-powerless, and facing Goldar alone...

    b: 27-Sep-1994 pc: 212 w: Stewart St. John d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Zack's cousin Curtis is introduced. He would become best pals with Richie, and would serve as a sort of White Ranger red-herring.
    73. Green No More (2)

    Tommy, still powerless and trapped in the Other World dimension, faces not only Goldar, but Turbanshell, as well! Back on Earth, the Command Center is enveloped in a shrinking forcefield, preventing them from doing much of anything. Lord Zedd strips the Power Rangers of their Morphers, and releases them. With Tommy on his knees, Goldar, using a time warping device, displays footage from previous episodes. His intend it to drain Tommy of his confidence. Instead, Tommy realizes how powerful he is, despite being no longer being a Ranger. He defeats Goldar, takes the time warper, and sends a message back in time. This gives him access to his Communicator, with which he's able to get out of the Other World. Tommy then sneaks up and snatches the Green Crystal, and destroys it, freeing the Command Center, and depowering the Dark Rangers. Turbanshell attacks Angel Grove, but luckily, Tommy returns the stolen Morphers to his teammates just in time. Reenergized by the crystal shattering, the Green Ranger joins in the fight by tricking the monster into eating him. Zapped from the inside out and then frozen from the outside, Turbanshell goes down easily thanks to the Thunder Megazord. With his Green Ranger powers now completely gone and a break in school coming up, Tommy says goodbye to the team. The five bullies, not remembering their Dark Ranger experience, are befriended by the Ranger Teens, and just as quickly never seen again.

    b: 28-Sep-1994 pc: 213 w: Stewart St. John d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) loses his Green Ranger powers permanently with this episode. The Green Ranger will manage to return, though, in "Return Of The Green Ranger (1)".
  • This was the first episode not to feature Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) whatsoever.
  • This was the first episode to display effects of Walter Jones, Thuy Trang, and Austin St. John's quitting the show. When morphed, Red, Yellow & Black Rangers are generally silent, save for some recycled dialogue.
  • The last episode to feature original Zyu2 footage of the six Rangers, and the last to feature an original Zyu2 monster (previously used and unused Zord battles of previously seen monsters would show up through season 3).
  • Stunt coordinator Jeff Pruitt once stated that a Dark Rangers battle was planned, but scrapped when the suits (which are nothing more than recolored Z-Putty outfits) proved to be too low quality for what was desired.
    • 74. Missing Green

    Jason, still feeling guilty over failing to get the Green Candle which resulted in Tommy losing his Green Ranger Powers, is depressed. He's having trouble focusing on a karate tournament, especially. The other four Ranger Teens decide to cheer him up, by going in search of Tommy, whom they believe to be at his uncle's cabin. On the way there, Goldar kidnaps the four, and creates Pink, Yellow, Blue & Black Candles, with which to drain their Ranger powers! The Red Ranger fights alone against a swarm of Putties, Goldar, and the Pipebrain Monster (made from the tournament trophy) to save his teammates. This time around, he's able to stop the candles from burning out. Feeling better, thanks to that and a brief transmission from Tommy, Jason wins the tournament.

    b: 03-Oct-1994 pc: 215 w: Ellen Levy Sarnoff , Danny Sarnoff d: John Stewart

    NOTE: This was the first episode (in airing order) to feature a monster from Dairanger, the Sentai series Season 2 got the Thunderzords from.
  • Powerless Tommy wears white (without green) in his letter-writing scene.
  • First episode where Jason (Austin St. John), Zack (Walter Jones), and Trini (Thuy Trang) are voiced by other uncredited actors during morphed scenes (and during some dubbed-in lines during the unmorphed fight).
    • 75. Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park
    gs: Dave Mallow (Trumpet Top (voice))

    There's going to be a jazz concert at the Youth Center! Curtis wants to play his & Zack's uncle's famous trumpet. It ends up getting stolen and turned into the Trumpet Top monster. His musical blasts cause the Power Rangers to hallucinate, making them think they're fighting monsters they've already defeated (including Stag Beetle, Grumble Bee, Praying Mantis, Lizzinator, Slippery Shark, Fighting Flea, and more).

    b: 04-Oct-1994 pc: 214 w: Douglas Sloan d: Jerry P. Jacobs

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) does not appear in this episode.
    76. Beauty and the Beast
    gs: Royce Herron (Madame Swampee)

    Lord Zedd requires a bride! He has Goldar, Squatt & Baboo capture Kimberly to serve that honor. She's dressed as Rita Repulsa, and placed under a spell. Of course, the spell doesn't quite work, but she makes the most out of it by annoying the Evil Space Aliens. A small, prized mirror Tommy won for Kim is turned into the Mirror Maniac monster.

    b: 10-Oct-1994 pc: 216 w: Cheryl Saban d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Jason (Austin St. John) does not appear in this episode unmorphed, and his voice is done by someone other than Austin.
  • Tommy (Jason David Frank) does not appear in this episode.
    • 77. White Light (1)
    gs: Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice))

    The Ranger Teens are excited to hear that Tommy is coming home by the end of the week. Little do they realize, that Lord Zedd has other plans in mind for the former Green Ranger. Tommy vanishes without warning, just as Zedd creates Nimrod, the Scarlet Sentinel. The monster, along with its twins, AC & DC, makes quick work of the Power Rangers. Defeated by the triple threat, things get stranger when the gang discovers the Command Center is powered down, and both Alpha & Zordon absent. Billy ventures to the darkened building alone, and manages to discover a hidden room through a veil of pure white light. It is there, that he witnesses Alpha & Zordon creating a new Power Ranger! Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull recover a strange golden object, after it crashlands in the park. It turns out to be Rita's mini Space Dumpster! They think it holds the key to unlocking the Power Rangers' identities, and set out to break it open, which is easier said than done.

    b: 17-Oct-1994 pc: 217 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: First appearance, in a cameo, of the White Ranger (whose identity is revealed in the next episode).
  • Rita Repulsa returns from her journey through space, last seen in "The Mutiny (3)".
  • Available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
  • Also available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "White Ranger" VHS.
    • 78. White Light (2)
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice))

    Feeling betrayed and confused, the Ranger Teens have a tough time coping with the notion that Alpha & Zordon are turning someone other than Tommy into their newest teammate. Eventually, they're summoned to the Command Center, where the White Ranger is revealed. He decends from the heavens, fully energized and morphed. Upon removing his helmet, all are pleasantly shocked to witness that it is indeed Tommy. Kim, of course, faints. Now powered by the "light of goodness", Tommy not only has powers that won't fail him, but is so strong that he's become the new team leader. He's given an enchanted talking Saber, called Saba, which acts not only as a guide and weapon, but helps him gain access to his Zord, the White Tigerzord. As the White Ranger & Saba take out Nimrod, AC, & DC using the White Tigerzord, the other Rangers take on Putties swarming upon Bulk & Skull's location. Though still tiny, Rita Repulsa is freed from her mini-dumpster, only to be quickly locked back in by the Rangers. Bulk & Skull, exhausted from trying to get it open, pass out before making the discover of the dumpster's contents. Rita is hurled back into space by Zordon, and the five Power Ranger Teens welcome back Tommy to the team, for good.

    b: 18-Oct-1994 pc: 218 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Rita is sent back to her flying space dumpster, but later returns in "The Wedding (1)".
  • Debut of the White Tigerzord, the Mega Tigerzord combination, and the White Ranger's enchanted Saber, Saba.
  • Available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
  • Also available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "White Ranger" VHS.
  • Tommy becomes the first Ranger to have had two entirely different powers and colors.
    • 79. Two for One
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    Kim & Tommy go on a date in Angel Grove Park. Kim brings the same purse with her that her mom brought on her first date with Kim's dad. Everything goes fine, until a platoon of Putties attack, and steal the purse. Lord Zedd turns it into the Pursehead monster, and uses a tube of lipstick from within said purse to create the Lipsyncher monster. The White Ranger & Saba take on Pursehead, while Pink & the other Power Rangers confront Lipsyncher.

    b: 24-Oct-1994 pc: 219 w: Douglas Sloan d: Jerry P. Jacobs

    NOTE: First time the Rangers face two entirely unrelated monsters at once, and the first time a monster is used without any Sentai footage!
    80. Opposites Attract
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Michael Sorich (Magnet Brain (voice))

    A centennial magnetic storm is brewing. Billy plans on monitoring it from a scientific perspective. Kim, and her pal Laura, take a troop of Girl Scouts into the woods. Laura, despite her 'beauty', turns out to be quite smart, and flirts with Billy somewhat. Lord Zedd sends down Goldar & the Putties to disrupt Billy's expierment. Swiping his magnetic monitoring device, Zedd turns it into the evil Magnetbrain monster. He wrecks havoc on the polarity of the city, sending chaos all around with repelling particles abound.

    b: 25-Oct-1994 pc: 221 w: Cheryl Saban d: Jerry P. Jacobs

    NOTE: Featured the final unmorphed footage starring Thuy Trang as Trini, Austin St. John as Jason (until PRZ's "A Golden Homecoming"), and Walter Jones as Zack, without the use of recycled footage or body-doubles.
  • Final appearances of Richie and Curtis
    • 81. Zedd's Monster Mash
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Michael Sorich (Pumpkin Rapper (voice)) Tom Wyner (Primator (voice))

    It's Halloween, and the Ranger Teens are helping out at the Youth Center. Tommy escorts a group of kiddies dressed like Rangers out to trick-or-treating, only to have them turn out to be Putties. He's no match for them, and ends up sucked into the Dark Dimension. There, facing a Tombstone monster, Tommy is alone against a graveyard filled with formally-destroyed monsters!

    b: 28-Oct-1994 pc: 220 w: Cheryl Saban d: Jerry P. Jacobs

    NOTE: This episode has the first mentioning of the "Peace Conference", which will lead to the departure of a few Rangers in "The Power Transfer."
  • Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) do not appear in this episode unmorphed, and their voices are done by uncredited stand-ins.
  • The giant Pumpkin Rapper footage was unused stuff from the Zyu2 footage for the episode "Trick Or Treat".
    • 82. The Ninja Encounter (1)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park) Karan Ashley (Aisha Campbell) Timothy Guest (Mr. Anderson) Kim Delgado (Contest Announcer) Jacob Frank (Jacob)

    A fun-filled day at the park nearly turns to tragedy, when a runaway baby carriage speeds off alone the hilly sidewalks and open lawn with nobody able to stop it!

    Kim, Billy, and Tommy give chase. Three teens from Stone Canyon high school, Rocky, Aisha, and Adam (students of the baby Jacob's father, Mr. Anderson), also follow, with the help of their rollerblades and fancy martial arts moves. Both Kim & Aisha halt the runaway carriage just before it can plummet over the side of a steep hill.

    The six teens become fast friends. Later, at a Ninja Championship tournament at the Youth Center, the winning trio of white-suited ninjas turn out, to the Rangers Teens' surprise, to be their newfound friends!

    Lord Zedd, wanting to turn these skilled champions into his evil warriors, has Goldar & the Putties kidnap them. They also take Mr. Anderson, which leaves baby Jacob in the hands of some unlikely babysitters: Bulk & Skull!

    Rocky, Aisha, Adam, and Mr. Anderson, chained in a cave, await transformation to evil, as the Rangers remain baffled as to where they went.

    b: 02-Nov-1994 pc: 223 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "The Song Of Guitardo" and "Two Heads Are Better Than One".
  • First appearance of Aisha, Adam, and Rocky.
  • Yes, that's the son of Jason David Frank (Tommy) playing Mr Anderson's son Jacob.
    • 83. The Ninja Encounter (2)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park) Karan Ashley (Aisha Campbell) Timothy Guest (Mr. Anderson) Jacob Frank (Jacob) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    Rocky, Aisha, Adam, and Mr. Anderson, still trapped in the cave, are well on their well to the side of evil. Goldar summons the Snake Of Destruction, which slowly slithers around the four, and once it gets its grasp upon them all, will remove their goodness & free will. Aisha attempts to pick her cuffs' lock with a hairpin, and succeeds, only to have their escape thwarted. Lord Zedd, trying to distract the Rangers from tracking down the four, sends down not only the Terror Blossom monster, but revives Hatchasaurus & Cardiatron.

    b: 03-Nov-1994 pc: 224 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "Two Heads Are Better Than One".
    84. The Ninja Encounter (3)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park) Karan Ashley (Aisha Campbell) Timothy Guest (Mr. Anderson) Jacob Frank (Jacob) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    Bulk & Skull continue babysitting Jacob Anderson in the park, with "humorous" results when changing his diaper and trying to feed him. Elsewhere, Jason, Zack, & Trini have been frozen by the Terror Blossom.

    Billy manages to unfreeze them, and the combined six Rangers take on the monster. Jason & Zack use the Thunderzords to fight Terror Blossom, as the others head off to rescue Aisha, Adam, Rocky, and Mr. Anderson. After fighting through numerous Putties, they finally reach their target. Scuffling with the Snake Of Destruction, Billy loses his helmet, and exposes his identity to the three teens (Mr. Anderson has been teleported to the park, and reunited with Jacob, by Yellow Ranger).

    Tommy & Kim also demask themselves, much to the Stone Canyon Ninja Trio's shock. But, it's all good, and the three aid the Rangers in taking out the rest of the Putties. Later, at the Command Center, Zordon & Alpha welcome Rocky, Aisha, and Adam. They take the oath, and swear to keep the Power Rangers' identities a secret.

    b: 04-Nov-1994 pc: 225 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "Two Heads Are Better Than One".
    85. A Monster of Global Proportions
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park) Karan Ashley (Aisha Campbell)

    Representatives from all over the world come to Angel Grove for the World Teen Summit. Billy, of course, is the ambassador for the USA. Lord Zedd has the ambassadors kidnapped, and ransomed for the Power Coins. The Rangers hand a box of them over to Goldar: gold-foil chocolate Power Coins. The ambassadors are rescued, thanks to the help of Aisha, Adam, and Rocky. A four-headed statue made for the World Teen Summit is turned into a Four-Headed Monster. To aid the Thunderzords in combating it, Tor, the Shuttlezord, is unvieled, helping to create the Thunder Ultrazord, which squashes Four-Head, literally.

    b: 05-Nov-1994 pc: 226 w: Douglas Sloan d: Jerry P. Jacobs

    NOTE: Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "The Wanna-Be Ranger".
  • Introduction of Tor, the Shuttlezord, and with him the debut of the Thunder Ultrazord!
    • 86. Zedd Waves
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park) Karan Ashley (Aisha Campbell)

    Rocky, Aisha, and Adam compete in a triathlon. Lord Zedd sends down the Beamcaster monster, who places the citizens of Angel Grove under a spell to worship his evil alien master. It'll take some alteration of signals, and some help by those three new guys, to cancel Beamcaster's transmission for good.

    b: 07-Nov-1994 pc: 222 w: Mark Litton d: Jerry P. Jacobs

    NOTE: Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "Something Fishy".
    87. The Power Transfer (1)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park) Karan Ashley (Aisha Campbell)

    Jason, Zack, and Trini are chosen for the World Peace Conference in Switzerland. This means the Power Rangers are going to need a trio of replacements. But first, in order to transfer the powers to anyone else, our six heroes must travel across the galaxy, to a place called the Deserted Planet.

    There, they attempt to locate the fabled Sword Of Light. The Rangers aren't alone on the Deserted Planet, as Lord Zedd & Goldar have followed in their very own, massive evil Zord, called Serpentera. So big, it not only can crush the Red Dragon Thunderzord & Tor the Shuttlezord in one of its clawed feet, but it does just that!

    Back on Earth, to prevent Zordon from choosing any replacements, Baboo & Squatt activate the Sleep Machine, which knocks out most of Angel Grove. Rocky, Adam, and Aisha (having recently transferred to Angel Grove High School from Stone Canyon for reasons never disclosed) are spared, and try to destroy the machine, only to end up captured by Putties.

    Elsewhere, just when the Power Rangers locate the Sword Of Light, Zedd fires Serpentera's laser-breath, thus obliterating most of the Deserted Planet.

    b: 08-Nov-1994 pc: 231 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "Green No More".
  • Introduction of Lord Zedd's own evil Zord, Serpentera.
    • 88. The Power Transfer (2)

    Rocky, Aisha, and Adam face the same slumbering fate as the rest of the city, until Adam's soccer skills helps to take out the Sleep Machine. Meanwhile, across the galaxy, the Power Rangers barely manage to snag the Sword Of Light and teleport away before the entire Deserted Planet is melted into slag by Lord Zedd's Zord, Serpentera.

    Now able to complete the Power Transfer, the replacement Rangers, good old Aisha, Adam, & Rocky, are infused with the Yellow, Black, and Red Rangers energies, respectively. Their first mission comes instantly, as Zedd sends the Silverhorns monster down to attack the city.

    As if the Thunderzords didn't have enough trouble, Serpentera returns, but thanks to its blowing up of the Deserted Planet and round trips across the universe, it quickly runs out of energy and retreats. Jason, Zack, and Trini depart to the airport, with their former teammates and former best friends watching from VERY afar on the Viewing Globe, so as to not let on the fact that the actors quit/were fired and that's not even them.

    b: 09-Nov-1994 pc: 232 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode.
  • Footage of Jason (Austin St. John), Trini (Thuy Trang), and Zack (Walter Jones) for this episode is recycled from "Green No More", and some from "Welcome To Venus Island".
  • Final appearance of Trini (Thuy Trang) and Zack (Walter Jones), though Walter will later return to voice a few monsters and host the Lost Episode special as himself. Jason (Austin St. John) is written-out with them here, but will return in PRZ's "A Golden Homecoming".
  • Aisha becomes the second Yellow Ranger, Adam becomes the second Black Ranger, and Rocky becomes the second Red Ranger, with this episode.
  • Rocky, Adam & Aisha join the cast, but won't be credited on the opening until the next episode.
    • 89. Goldar's Vice-Versa
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    There's an upcoming Vice-Versa dance at Angel Grove High School, where the girls ask the guys. For instance, Laura (from "Opposites Attract") asks out Billy. Two very familiar female punks target Bulk & Skull (the large girl wants Skull and the skinny one wants Bulk, of course), who flee desperately from them as they continue their search for the Power Rangers' true identities. A new karate-experty, dark haired, and mysterious girl named Sabrina shows up at the Youth Center, catching the eye of Adam. She essentially throws herself at him, angering his pal Aisha, who had been trying to get her dateless Ranger teammate a date for the dance with someone else. Long story short, it turns out Sabrina is actually Scorpina in disguise! She & Goldar ambush Adam & Aisha, which leads into a Thunderzord battle when the evil alien couple grow large. Scorpina & Goldar retreat before getting taken out by the Thunder Ultrazord. At the dance, Adam finally gets a date, and Bulk & Skull are tricked into dancing with their mothers... err, the female punks.

    b: 12-Nov-1994 pc: 233 w: Douglas Sloan d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Scorpina's final appearance, and her sole American-actress appearance. More were planned for an unfilmed trilogy of episodes, intended to air in Season 2, entitled "Zordon, I Shrunk The Rangers".
  • Final appearance of the Thunder Ultrazord combo.
  • Rocky (Steven Cardenas), Aisha (Karan Ashley), and Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch) are added to the opening credits with this episode.
    • 90. Mirror of Regret

    One of the students in Adam's kiddie karate class gets picked on by the others for being smaller, and being unable to perform the moves with perfect success. This brings back a flood of bad childhood memories for Adam, who recalls being treated the same way when he was young and trying to play soccer. Lord Zedd is inspired, and sends Goldar down with the Mirror Of Regret. Putties capture Adam, and he's forced to watch as his worst childhood memories are replayed before him. It's an attempt to crush his already wavering self-esteem, but when an image of his scrawny karate student practicing hard and perfectly executing some moves he had trouble with, the plan backfires. Adam shrugs off Goldar's plan, and destroys the Mirror. Also, Zedd sounds down the Skelerena monster, half skeleton & half hyena, to fight our Ranger heroes. With the help of Alpha's newly completed Power Cannon, Skelerena is disposed of. Later, Adam's student wins the respect of the fat, ugly, insecure bullies that were picking on him earlier.

    b: 14-Nov-1994 pc: 234 w: Cheryl Saban d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: First appearance of the Power Cannon
    91. When is a Ranger Not a Ranger?
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    Adam brings a kaleidoscope to school, explaining how light is broken down into many pieces and such. Lord Zedd is inspired, and sends Goldar down to steal it from him. The kaleidoscope is used to create the Scatterbrain monster. His 'brain-scattering' powers are used on Billy, Tommy, and Kimberly. They gain total amnesia, unable to remember who they are. Rocky, Adam, & Aisha attempt to restore their memories using prisms, but they too fall victim to Scatterbrain's attack. Bulk & Skull witness these events, and discover what they sought most: the true identities of the Power Rangers. But will they risk their knowledge of these facts to save the Rangers, and ultimately the world?

    b: 15-Nov-1994 pc: 236 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Bulk & Skull's reaction to temporarily discovering the Rangers' identity ("THEM?!"), is identical to their reaction when the Space Rangers reveal to their identities in "Countdown to Destruction, Pt. 2" ("THEM?!), largely in part to both those episodes having the same writer & director, through four years between them.
    92. Rocky Just Wants to Have Fun
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    Ernie gets a new pachinko machine and Rocky wants to try it. However, as usual, Lord Zedd is inspired by the events of the moment, and not only sends down an enemy called Pachinko Head, but he also places a spell on Rocky, where all he wants to do is have fun, and in the process, neglects his karate student. Pachinkohead turns all of the Rangers, except Tommy, into bowling ball sized Pachinko balls. Rocky, on the other hand, after yelling at Zordon, i.e "Why should I listen to you?" is busy playing on the jungle gym. Tommy manages to distract PachinkoHead long enough using a frisbee to get the transformed teammates back to the Command Center. Alpha successfully turns them back into humans, breaking the spell on Rocky in the process. They then defeated Pachinko Head and Rocky returned to teaching his student.

    b: 16-Nov-1994 pc: 228 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Features some of the last lengthy original White Ranger action footage from Dairanger.
    93. Lights, Camera, Action
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    The Power Rangers are scheduled to appear on "The Harvey Garvey Show", a local talk show, broadcast nationally. Despite how they're going to be morphed during it, Adam is a bit weary of being in front of the camera. Lord Zedd monitors this, and, as expected, is inpired to turn a studio camera into the Showbiz Monster. After showing some clips from previous episodes, the Rangers depart the talk show to go save the city, and narrow avoid having their helmets yanked off by Bulk & Skull on live TV.

    b: 17-Nov-1994 pc: 235 w: Ellen Levy Sarnoff , Danny Sarnoff d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: In the flashback to the Pudgy Pig fight, Trini and Jason still have 'fake' voices, due to timing constraints needing the lines re-dubbed to fit this quick clip.
  • Jason, Zack, and Trini are mentioned as having sent a fax to Miss Appleby's class, and it is read aloud.
    • 94. Where There's Smoke, There's Fire
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    It's "Fire Safety Week" at Angel Grove High. Aisha is appointed Fire Safety Captain. She takes the job seriously... overly seriously, in fact. She cites Ernie for numerous fire-hazard violations, and just plain lets the job go to her head. When Lord Zedd creates the Flamehead Monster, Aisha tries to take it on by herself, and fails. She learns a valuable lesson from all of this, and the day is saved, I assure you.

    b: 21-Nov-1994 pc: 238 w: Jerry P. Jacobs d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Flamehead never appears in US footage.
    95. Scavenger Hunt
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) John Hyke (Cannontop (voice))

    There's a Scavenger Hunt going on in Angel Grove. The Ranger teens split up into two groups (Adam, Kimberly & Tommy in one team, and Aisha, Billy & Rocky in the other). They scour the city searching for items that are the answers to various riddle-clues. One of which is a toy cannon that once belonged to Billy's little cousin. Zedd turns it into the Cannontop Monster, and plans to have the creature blast the Rangers into the Lost Dimension. Our heroes stop Cannontop, and still manage to win the Scavenger Hunt, with a little biased help by Ernie.

    b: 22-Nov-1994 pc: 227 w: Stewart St. John d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Final appearance of Tor, the Shuttlezord.
  • Final appearance of the original Power Blaster.
  • When Tommy shouts "It's Morphin' Time!" he is wearing different clothes. This shot is from a scene that is used in MIGHTY MORPHIN' POWER RANGERS: THE LIVE STAGE SHOW (on the big screens either side of the stage and in the middle of the stage.)
  • The Cannontop monster never appears in any US footage.
    • 96. The Great Bookala Escape

    An intergalactic traveller from the planet called Bookala, of a race of the same name, lands in Angel Grove Park. His tiny spaceship is powered by a special diamond, which, if Lord Zedd can steal it, can be used to power the always-drained Serpentera permanetly. The Power Rangers get involved, beat the Weldo monster, and aid Bookala in escaping back into outer space. Zedd turns the "decoy toy Bookala" into an evil Bookala, which our heroes also destroy. In gratitude, the magical real Bookala makes it snow in Angel Grove.

    b: 23-Nov-1994 pc: 240 w: Judd Lynn d: John Stewart

    NOTE: Final time Trini and Zack will ever be alluded to on the show (outside of flashbacks and clipshows), with their postcard from the Peace Conference Switzerland to the Ranger teens read aloud by Kimberly. Jason's included in the senders of the postcard, but he'll be back in PRZ's "A Golden Homecoming."
    97. Forever Friends
    gs: Alissa Ann Smego (Shawna)

    A gymnastics competition is coming up for Kimberly, and one of her competitors is a girl from Stone Canyon, named Shawna. She just happens to be Aisha's former best friend, and is quite jealous of the relationship between Aisha & Kim. As a triangle of spite forms between them, the guys spent time working in Woodshop. Lord Zedd is, as always, inspired by their actions, and creates the Jaws Of Destruction monster out of a saw. The girls get captured, Kim & Shawna bond over the fact they're both children of divorced parents, and end up tying each other in the competition.

    b: 28-Nov-1994 pc: 239 w: Cheryl Saban d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Yellow Ranger" VHS.
    98. A Reel Fish Story
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Robert Axelrod (Goo Fish (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Pirantishead (voice))

    Rocky is working as a lifeguard at Angel Grove Lake. One of the young kids he's watching over, named Dougie, is afraid of going out for a swim, thinking monsters inhabit the waters. Lord Zedd, you guessed it, is inspired, and recreates some of his (and Rita's) more sinister water-based monsters. Slippery Shark, Piranhtishead, Toxic Goo-fish, and Commander Crayfish are reborn to wreak havoc. Billy & Aisha help Rocky out against the school of baddies, but the other three Ranger Teens are currently out scuba-diving! Even if the Rangers manage to defeat these monsters again, can they stop Zedd's newest creation, Tube Monster, the white & blue stripped innertube-based monstrosity? And can Dougie overcome his fears to save Bulk & Skull's lives?

    b: 29-Nov-1994 pc: 237 w: Ellen Levy Sarnoff , Douglas Sloan d: Terrence H. Winkless
    Video

    Alpha's Magical Christmas
    gs: Jason David Frank (Tommy (Green Ranger)) Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly (Pink Ranger)) David Yost (Billy (Blue Ranger)) Steve Cardenas (Rocky) Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam) Karan Ashley (Aisha) Bob Manahan (Zordon (voice)) Richard Steven Horvitz (Alpha 5 (voice)) Romy J. Sharf (Alpha 5)

    Alpha teleports children to the Command Center, while the Power Rangers are off helping Santa Claus. Many songs are sung. Many souls are tarnished forever.

    b: UNAIRED w: Cheryl Saban d: John Stewart

    NOTE: This direct to video special never aired on television. It also defies continuity by its use of Tommy as the Green Ranger in the period when the gang knew Rocky, Aisha, and Adam.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers: "Holiday Special" VHS.
    • Season 2

    99. Rangers Back in Time (1)
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Michael R. Gotto (Young Tommy) Maxxe Sternbaum (Young Kimberly) Michael O'Laskey II (Young Rocky) Sicily (Young Aisha) Matthew Sakimoto (Young Adam) Justin Timsit (Young Billy) Cody Slaton (Young Bulk) Ross J. Samya (Young Skull)

    Ms. Appleby assigns the class to bring in pictures of themselves when they were younger. Lord Zedd has a very complicated plan in mind, inspired by this trip down memory lane. Using the Rock Of Time, he reverses the Earth's rotation, causing everyone on the planet to revert in age by about 10 years!

    This includes the Ranger Teens, who instantly become Elementary Schoolers (attending 2nd grade in the High School, but ignore that). They have no memory of ever being Rangers, but luckily, Alpha 5 & Zordon do. They work on a plan to return time to normal, but while they do that, Zedd sends down his Putties to attack the Powerless Kids.

    Despite their lack of experience in fighting, the six kids, plus younger Bulk & Skull, take out the Putties once they discover how to aim for the 'Z'. Zedd creates the Photomare monster out of a Polaroid camera. She snaps a shot of the Powerless Kids, imprisioning them inside the picture!

    b: 04-Feb-1995 pc: 229 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless
    100. Rangers Back in Time (2)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Michael R. Gotto (Young Tommy) Maxxe Sternbaum (Young Kimberly) Michael O'Laskey II (Young Rocky) Sicily (Young Aisha) Matthew Sakimoto (Young Adam) Justin Timsit (Young Billy) Cody Slaton (Young Bulk) Ross J. Samya (Young Skull)

    Trapped in Photomare's picture, the Rangers turned little kids are helpless. Young Bulk & Skull come to their rescue, stealing the picture and evading Goldar. They try to convince Mr. Kaplan (who has HAIR in this reverted time period) of their story, and he throws them into detention.

    Alpha 5 knocks the two little bullies out, takes the picture, and removes the Powerless Kids from captivity. After convincing them of the truth, the six children allow Alpha to use a device to restore their ages to normal.

    Back to their normal ages, the Ranger Teens morph, fight Photomare (who makes a copy of the Red Dragonzord during the Megazord battle), and race to destroy the Rock Of Time. When it's destroyed, Earth's rotation returns to normal, time flows properly again, and the world is saved.

    b: 11-Feb-1995 pc: 230 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: The Young versions of the Rangers (and Bulk & Skull, but minus Kimberly) will return in next season's "Rangers In Reverse".
    101. The Wedding (1)
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Scott Page-Pagter (Peckster (voice))

    Lord Zedd has to take his centeniall slumber, where he naps for a few weeks once every hundred years. Given this time off, the Ranger Teens, along with Bulk & Skull, go on a school-based vacation in Australia. Little does ANY of them realize, that Rita Repulsa has managed to steer her Space Dumpster back to the moon. She crash lands, sneaks into the Lunar Palace, meets up with her still-loyal servant Finster, and gets restored to her normal height. Rita uses Finster's love potion on Zedd while he sleeps. By the time he wakes up, she's been given a make-over to make her face younger ("I don't look a day over 1000!", she claims).

    Lord Zedd instantly falls in love with her, as expected. He plans a major wedding, which is exactly what she'd hope would happen, wanting to share his power, then eventually betray him when he least expects it. On Earth, Alpha leaves the Command Center for a relaxing stroll. Finster teleports down, and inserts a virus into his system!

    Alpha goes haywire, acting cruel and evil. He silences Zordon, and tricks the Rangers, still Down Under, to go to an abandoned theater. They do as ordered, but upon teleporting in, they discover that not only can they not teleport out, but the theater's filled with an army of previously destroyed monsters!

    b: 13-Feb-1995 pc: 241 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: These three episodes were filmed in Australia at the same time the cast were shooting the MMPR Movie, due to production running long. All Command Center and Angel Grove scenes which feature the Ranger Teens use recycled footage and clever dubbing which is why Aisha's hair keeps changing and why the ranger's helmets are one second under their arms and the next beside the Command Center's computer boards. All villain-related and morphed Ranger stuff was shot in the US.
  • Rita Repulsa returns to the regular cast with this episode (having last been seen in "White Light (2)"), with her American actress, Carla Perez, taking over the role permanently once she's "de-aged".
  • Kimberly mentions her Uncle Steve (from Foul Play in the Sky). She also mentions that she has a brother.
    • 102. The Wedding (2)
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Peckster (voice)) Tom Wyner (Rhinoblaster (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Snizzard (voice))

    Preparations for the wedding of Rita Repulsa & Lord Zedd continues right on schedule, though Goldar is a little suspicious. The Power Rangers are still stuck in the abandoned theatre, outnumbered by a horde of revived monsters.

    They do manage to escape briefly, which leads into a Megazord battle against several of the grown monsters. Alpha 5, still evilly reprogrammed, not only teleports the Rangers back to the theater, but messes around with Zordon's head-transmission, making him look quite silly.

    b: 14-Feb-1995 pc: 242 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank), Kimberly (Amy Jo Johnson), Billy (David Yost), Rocky (Steve Cardenas), Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch), and Aisha (Karan Ashley) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • The love potion used to make Lord Zedd fall in love with Rita will be brought up again, in Season 3's "The Potion Notion".
  • The following monsters ambushed the Rangers in the Spectre Theater: Eye Guy, Snizard, Grumble Bee, Peckster, Soccadillo, Rhinoblaster, Saliguana, and Invenusable Flytrap. The following monsters attended the wedding: Eye Guy, Snizard, Dramole, Grumble Bee, Soccadillo, Saliguana, Robogoat, and Invenusable Flytrap.
  • The Lord Zedd figure featured on the wedding cake, is actually the Light Up Lord Zedd toy from the bandai line at the time.
    • 103. The Wedding (3)
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Peckster (voice)) Tom Wyner (Rhinoblaster (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Saliguana (voice))

    Lord Zedd & Rita Repulsa are finally wed. It's fancy ceremony in the Lunar Palace throne room, followed by an upbeat reception. Meanwhile, Rita's dowry to Zedd, the Power Rangers trapped in the mystical abandoned theatre, manage to ensnare their revived monster captors, and escape again. Our heroes then storm the Command Center, shutting down Alpha 5, and erasing his evil reprogramming.

    The automaton is very remorseful, fixing Zordon's head, teleporting Bulk & Skull out of the outback, and restoring the Zords to working order. The Rangers then have another battle against multiple giant revived monsters, and claim victory.

    Zedd & Rita, riding Serpentera (with a "Just Married" sign hanging behind it), find marital bliss short. The triumph of the Rangers causes the lovebirds to squabble considerably, ruining their plans for a honeymoon.

    b: 15-Feb-1995 pc: 243 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa are married, and remain so right until their final appearance in PRiS' "Countdown To Destruction."
  • Lord Zedd and Rita's wedding is based off of a traditional Jewish wedding
  • - The following monsters simultaneously fought the Thunder Megazord and Tigerzord: Eye Guy, Dramole, Grumble Bee, Peckster, Soccadillo, Rhinoblaster, Saliguana, and Robogoat.
  • Lizzinator appears in this episode, though he wasn't in the previous two.
    • 104. Return of the Green Ranger (1)
    gs: Jason David Frank (Tommy's Clone (Green Ranger)) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Wizard of Deception) Jason Narvy (British Commander)

    The Ranger teens get a high school assignment for their three-day weekend: what period of history would they like to have lived in? This inspires Zedd & Rita... or at least Rita, who consults her evil deity and old pal, the Ghost of Darkness. She's told that by removing the Rangers from their leader, Tommy, she will finally be able to attain victory. Rita summons the Wizard of Deception, who sends the teens back in time, leaving Tommy alone and vulnerable in the present. The Wizard then uses a piece of Tommy's hair to create a clone of him... with the powers of the Green Ranger! Only THIS Green Ranger is completely dedicated to the pursuit of evil. Billy, Kimberly, Aisha, Rocky, and Adam find themselves in Angel Grove, California... during the British Colonial days (circa the late 1700s)! They're chased down by redcoats, who believe them to be witches. Back in the present, Tommy, groggy from the Putty battle that resulted in his hair being clipped, meets his evil clone...

    b: 20-Feb-1995 pc: 244 w: Shuki Levy d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: According to press release material, the Rangers were sent back to the year 1774.
  • These three episodes were also shot in Australia when the production of the MMPR Movie ran long. Anything involving the Lunar Palace and villains, and the Command Center, was shot in the US, or was recycled footage. Everything else was shot in Aussieland.
  • First time the Green Ranger has appeared (outside of flashbacks) since "Green No More (2)".
    • 105. Return of the Green Ranger (2)
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Wizard of Deception) Paul Schrier (Uncle Ben) Jason Narvy (British Commander)

    In the present, the White Rangers faces the Green Ranger! Two times the Tommy: one good, one evil. They fight each other, a match quite even. Rita & Zedd are quite pleased by the Wizard Of Deception, who soon uses his magic to go back in time to ensure the other Rangers Teen never make it home. Back in the 18th century Angel Grove, the five time-displace teens meet a kind girl named Marissa, who helps hide them from the redcoat soliders (including a general, who just happens to be Skull's ancestor!) She leads them to her Uncle Ben's farm, discovering him to be Bulk's ancestor! The Wizard eventually appears, and uses his magic to turn three tiny mice into human-sized rat monsters.

    b: 21-Feb-1995 pc: 245 w: Shuki Levy d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: The rat monsters in this episode were originally intended to be used in the feature movie which was being filmed at the same time. However Haim Saban himself thought they were too low budget for a movie and used them here instead.
    106. Return of the Green Ranger (3)
    gs: Rafael Antonio Oliver (Wizard of Deception) Paul Schrier (Uncle Ben) Jason Narvy (British Commander)

    In the present: White Ranger continues fighting the Green Ranger. During the fight, Tommy learns from Evil Clone Tommy what happened to his teammates. He uses this knowledge to steal the Wizard Of Deception's wand, and magically travels back in time to rescue them.

    In late 1700s Angel Grove, the other five Ranger Teens, along with their pals Marissa & Uncle Ben, continue to flee from the Rat Monsters and redcoat soliders.

    White Ranger eventually appears, and takes his teammates back to the present. There, the team has to call in the Thunder Megazord to combat their old ally, the Dragonzord, which is being used by Tommy's Evil Clone to attack the city.

    Even the White Tigerzord gets in on the fighting. Tommy is able to break the evil spell on his clone, and thus, the Dragonzord is spared being destroyed (it's sent back into the sea, never to be seen again). Clone Tommy is remorseful, but is able to redeem himself by helping Tommy go back to Colonial Angel Grove and defeat the Rat Monsters.

    Clone Tommy, still seeming to possess some of the Green Ranger powers, remains in the late 1700s Angel Grove to start his own life. Finally, in the present, Adam, who had a crush on Marissa, bumps into her lookalike decendant.

    b: 22-Feb-1995 pc: 246 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Final appearance of the original Dragonzord, which returns to its resting place in Angel Grove Harbor.
  • Tommy calls Clone Tommy, "Tom". He is never seen nor mentioned again after this episode, and the debate rages over whether or not he still had access to any powers.
  • Final time the Green Ranger ever appears in reality. He'll next be seen as an illusion in "Master Vile & The Metallic Armor (2)", and as a mental apparation in PRDT's "Fighting Spirit".
    • 107. Best Man for the Job
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    It's time to elect a new school president at Angel Grove High. Tommy runs, with Billy as his manager. Kimberly decides to run as well, with Aisha as her manager. The boyfriend & girlfriend opponents promise a fair race. Unfortunetly, Rita Repulsa casts a spell on them, turning them into bitter rivals. This furious feud between White & Pink Rangers, which goes beyond the presidential race, leads to Goldar capturing Saba from Tommy's belt! He gives the sentient enchanted saber to Rita, who uses it to summon the White Tigerzord. Zordon & Alpha devise a rosy solution to break the spell on Kim & Tommy. Just in time, as the Thunder Megazord is needed to fight the evil White Tigerzord! During the battle, White Ranger is able to steal Saba back, and regain control of the Tigerzord. Long story short, Kimberly wins the election.

    b: 29-Apr-1995 pc: 250 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: John Blizek

    NOTE: A rare moment has occurred for this episode. For the first time ever, the Thunder Megazord vs. White Tigerzord was mostly American footage, with the usual recycled attack and summoning shots edited between.
  • Starting from this episode, Billy no longer wears his glasses full stop.
    • 108. Storybook Rangers (1)
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Robert Axelrod (Grumble, the Magic Elf (voice))

    Angel Grove High is sponsoring a book fair. Books of interest for everyone.

    One such book, a fairytale called "Grumble The Magic Elf", gains the attention of Kimberly, who remembers it from her childhood. Lord Zedd & Rita Repulsa use their magics to zap Kim, Tommy & Rocky INTO the storybook.

    Inside, they meet the title character, a Mr. Tinklesneezer looklike in a Santa Suit. He had a spell cast on him to make him grumpy, and has to deliever a cart of toys to some children to have the spell removed.

    Zedd & Rita also zap in some Putties, who steal the toys, making sure the story never ends, and ensures the three Ranger Teens remain trapped there forever. If that wasn't bad enough, they run into an evil snowman, who buries them in an avalanche.

    b: 01-May-1995 pc: 247 w: Douglas Sloan , Cheryl Saban d: John Blizek

    NOTE: The Grumble suit is a repainted & restyled Mr. Ticklesneezer from season 1's "For Whom The Bell Trolls", and the Snow Monster is a repainted Primator from this season's, "The Wanna-Be Ranger."
    109. Storybook Rangers (2)
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Robert Axelrod (Grumble, the Magic Elf (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Mondo, the Magnificent Magician (voice)) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice))

    Still trapped in the book, "Grumble The Magic Elf", Kimberly, Tommy & Rocky escape the snowman's avalanche, thanks to some help from Grumble himself. They're at a loss on how to make sure the story ends, and head back to beg mercy from the man who cast the grumpy spell on Grumble to begin with: Mondo, the Magnificent Magician. He refuses to listen, and turns them away.

    Meanwhile, back on Earth, Bulk & Skull use a book on monster-making to make their own monster, schemeing to yank off the Rangers' helmets when they come there to fight the creature. Skull screws up the process, and mixes it up with a book on turkey making. With magical help from Rita & Zedd, this results in a creature known as Turkeyjerk! Their wacky monster chases them into the park, where the remaining three Power Rangers are forced to broil the beast with ease. Soon, Zordon & Alpha learn of the missing three Ranger Teens' location.

    Aisha uses her artistic talents to draw in replacement toys. Grumble gets them to the kids, his grumpy spell is broken, and the three teens are returned to their own reality.

    Somehow, Rita is an old pal of Mondo the Magician, and summons him from the book. The Thunder Megazord takes this leather & silver metal menace out of the picture.

    b: 02-May-1995 pc: 248 w: Douglas Sloan , Cheryl Saban d: John Blizek

    NOTE: Turkeyjerk is the repainted suit of Chunky Chicken (with bits from Pudgy Pig), from Season 1's "Big Sisters".
  • The Saturday following the original US broadcast of this episode, the actors who played Billy, Adam, Rocky, and Aisha gave the introduction to "Talkin' It Out: Real Questions & Answers About The Oklahoma Bombing" (show number KS-109), a special which aired on Fox Kids one time only. Their appearance was brief, was basically a PSA, and was as themselves. The special was hosted by Andrea Hall and John Walsh.
    • 110. Wild West Rangers (1)
    gs: Jason David Frank (The White Stranger) David Yost (William) Johnny Yong Bosch (Abraham) Steve Cardenas (Rocko) Karan Ashley (Miss Alisha) Paul Schrier (One-Eyed Bulk) Jason Narvy (Doc Skullovitch) Richard Genelle (Ernest) Ed Neil (Cowboy in Red Longjohns)

    Tommy gives Kimberly a cactus as a present. Lord Zedd & Rita Repulsa steal it, and turn it into the Needlenose monster. Confused by the cactus' dissapearance, the six Ranger Teens teleport from the Youth Center's hallway to the Command Center... all except Kimberly.

    She's accidentally sucked into a tear in the fabric of time, known as a Time Hole! Kim ends up in Angel Grove, circa 1880. There, she witnesses Bulk & Skull's ancestors, a pair of bandits known as One-Eyed Bulk & Doc Skullovitch, robbing a stagecoach. Tommy's ancestor, a man in a white cowboy suit on a white horse, known as the White Stranger, saves the day.

    Kim ends up in Ernest's Juice Saloon, where she meets Rocky's ancestor Rocko, Adam's ancestor Abraham, Aisha's ancestor Miss Alisha, and Billy's ancestor William.

    In the present, Zedd sends Goldar, Needlenose, and some Putties through the Time Hole, despite the protests of the remaining Power Rangers. The Time Hole closes, leaving our heroes hopeless to recover Kimberly. In old west Angel Grove, the evil space aliens wreck havoc on the town.

    b: 08-May-1995 pc: 258 w: Mark Litton d: Armand Garabidian

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode, aside from as their ancestors.
    111. Wild West Rangers (2)
    gs: David Yost (William (Blue Wild West Ranger)) Steve Cardenas (Rocko (Red Wild West Ranger)) Karan Ashley (Miss Alisha (Yellow Wild West Ranger)) Johnny Yong Bosch (Abraham (Black Wild West Ranger)) Paul Schrier (One-Eyed Bulk) Jason Narvy (Doc Skullovitch) Richard Genelle (Ernest) Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly's ancestor)

    Trapped in the Old West, and facing multiple villains, Kimberly is forced to morph. She discovers that her powers do indeed work in this time period, and takes a chance, teleporting to the Command Center. Zordon & Alpha 5 are awake, and quite surprised. Kim informs them of her situation, and they lend her the Power Coins. She goes back to Angel Grove, and gives each of her teammates' ancestors the powers of their great great grandchildren.

    The Pink Ranger, along with the four Cowboy Rangers (their morphed suits are the same, save for some tassles and cowboy boots added), take on the Putties. The White Stranger helps out. Needlenose & Goldar flee through a Time Hole, and once in the present, the monster grows. The other Rangers use the Megazord to defeat giant Needlenose. At the end of the day, Zordon & Billy come up with one last hope in rescuing Kimberly from a hundred years ago.

    It works, she's returned to the present, no worse for the wear, back in the late 1800s, the Rangers' ancestors find their lives enriched by their brief periods as Power Rangers. White Stranger narrowly misses meeting Kimberly's ancestor, who just arrives in town, as he rides off into the sunset.

    b: 09-May-1995 pc: 259 w: Mark Litton d: Armand Garabidian

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode, aside from as their ancestors.
  • Bulk and Skull's ancestors also tried to find out the identity of the Wild West Rangers, proving that sometimes, habits are genetic.
    • 112. Blue Ranger Gone Bad
    gs: David Yost (Evil Billy (Blue Ranger))

    In art class, a girl named Violet has a major obsessive crush on Billy. She even makes a statue of him! Rita & Zedd send Goldar, Baboo & Squatt down to turn it into a life-sized replica of the Blue Ranger. Except evil, as expected, the real Billy is captured and trapped in another dimension, while his evil twin steals the other Ranger Teens' morphers.

    Eventually, real Billy escapes from his prison, and confronts his evil twin, Two Blue Rangers at once creates quite confusion among the others! Eventually, the evil one is destroyed. Rita & Zedd turn Tommy's failed art project into a monster called Vase Face.

    b: 20-May-1995 pc: 249 w: Judd Lynn d: John Blizek

    NOTE: Vaseface is the final original Dairanger monster (in airing order).
  • Though this was the last Second Season episode to air, several more had originally been scripted (including "Party Crasher", about Aisha throwing a party which leads to her parents' vase getting turned into a monster; "Lost and Found", which concerns Ernie doing some spring cleaning, which leads to a Bird Cage monster being created out of some of his junk; and "Zordon, I Shrunk The Rangers part 1-3", which would have involved Scorpina's return, as well as the Scarlet Sentinel) but weren't shot, thanks to the overrun of production for the MMPR Movie.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers Power Playback - Classic Ranger Edition - "Blue Ranger" VHS.
    • Feature Movie

    Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie
    gs: Nicholas Bell (Zordon) Peta-Maree Rixon (Alpha 5) Julia Cortez (Rita Repulsa) Mark Ginther (Lord Zedd) Kerry Casey (Goldar) Jean Paul Bell (Mordant) Martin G. Metcalf (Mordant (voice)) Peter Mochrie (Mr. Kelman) Scott McGregor (Security Guard) Paula Morrell (Reporter) Paul Goddard (Construction Worker 1) Robert Simper (Construction Worker 2) Robyn Gol (Zombie Parent Dancer) Paul Freeman (Ivan Ooze)

    Ivan Ooze, an evil, purple, wisecracking alien wizard, is released from 6000 years of imprisonment. He wrecks the Command Center, causing the Power Rangers to lose their powers. Our heroes must travel across the galaxy to retreive a new source of energy: the power of the Ninjetti.

    b: 30-Jun-1995 w: Arne Olsen s: John Kamps & Arne Olsen d: Bryan Spicer , Steve Wang

    NOTE: This movie is generally considered to be out of continuity from the rest of the series, due in no small part to the fact the creation of the Ninjazords was redone in the "Ninja Quest" mini-series.
  • The name of Zordon's home planet is finally revealed in this movie, Eltar. This is the only fact that carrys from the movie into the series' official continunity
  • Total U.S. Gross: $37,785,198
  • In the UK, the movie aired midway through season 2, revealing Rita married Zedd.
    • Special

    Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie: Secrets Revealed
    gs: Amy Jo Johnson (Herself) Karan Ashley (Herself) David Yost (Himself) Steve Cardenas (Himself) Johnny Yong Bosch (Himself)

    The six Power Rangers... or rather, their actors... host a detailed look behind the scenes of the first Power Rangers movie.

    b: 18-Jun-1995
    Season 3

    113. A Friend in Need (1)
    gs: T.J. Roberts (Dex, the Masked Rider) Traci Bellusci (Zarius) Peter Shinkoda (Ferrian) Winston Story (Donias) Ralph Votrian (King Lexian (voice)) Ken Merckx (Count Dregon (voice)) Jennifer Tung (Nefaria (voice)) Steve Kramer (Cyclopter (voice)) Michael McConnohie (Gork (voice)) Julie Maddalena (Fact (voice)) Michael Sorich (Double Face (voice)) Tom Wyner (The Plague Sentry (voice))

    Alpha 5 is depressed. He recieves a distress signal from his creator, King Lexian, deposed ruler of the peaceful planet called Edenoi. Edenoi has been taken over by the evil Count Dregon and his minions. As a favor to Alpha, the Power Rangers take a trip to Edenoi (sans Kimberly, who is currently bed-ridden with the flu).

    Once there, they bump into Dregon's Plague Patrol. If that wasn't bad enough, the rebels fighting against Dregon's forces think the Rangers are bad guys!

    The rebels are led by a superpowered bug-armored warrior called the Masked Rider. This misunderstanding doesn't last long, but between Dregon's forces and Edenoi's instability due to all of the poison gas mining, nobody is safe.

    b: 02-Sep-1995 pc: 301 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode.
  • This three-part mini-series spun off the short-lived Saban series, Masked Rider
  • End credits feature a clip from the "Green Ranger Kata" martial arts video.
    • 114. A Friend in Need (2)
    gs: T.J. Roberts (Dex, the Masked Rider) Traci Bellusci (Zarius) Winston Story (Donais) Peter Shinkoda (Ferrian) Michael Sorich (Double Face (voice)) Tom Wyner (The Plague Sentry (voice))

    In a cave, the Power Rangers get acquainted with Masked Rider & the Edenoi rebels. Masked Rider powers down, revealing himself to be Prince Dex, grandson of King Lexian, Alpha 5's creator.

    The story of the Edenites' enslavement by Count Dregon is told, as well as how Dex came to be the Masked Rider, a power handed down throughout the generations of his kingdom. Dregon sends down the Cogworts, three frog-like monsters. This draws the Rangers & rebels out of hiding, to fight both the Cogworts and the pesky Plague Patrol. Back on Earth, Bulk & Skull overhear two pretty women talking about their crushes on the Power Rangers. This inspires the bumbling duo to trick the women into going to a false "secret base" of the Rangers, so they can trick the dames into thinking THEY'RE Rangers.

    Up on the moon, Lord Zedd & Rita are at a loss for a plan on attacking Earth while the Rangers are away. Eventually, Finster creates the Repellator monster, he's sent down to Angel Grove. With the other Power Rangers on another planet, the flu-sick Kimberly is called into duty.

    b: 09-Sep-1995 pc: 302 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Repellator was just the suit of the Silverhorns monster (from "The Power Transfer, Part II"), repainted bright green, with a large tongue.
  • This three-part mini-series spun off the short-lived Saban series, Masked Rider
  • End credits feature a clip from the "Green Ranger Kata" martial arts video.
  • The Cogworts only appeared in Kamen Rider Black RX footage, hence the reason why they never appeared on screen with the Rangers, Masked Rider, or the Plague Patrol
    • 115. A Friend in Need (3)
    gs: T.J. Roberts (Dex, the Masked Rider) Ralph Votrian (King Lexian) Traci Bellusci (Zarius) Peter Shinkoda (Ferrian) Winston Story (Donais) Ken Merckx (Count Dregon (voice)) Jennifer Tung (Nefaria (voice)) Michael McConnohie (Gork (voice)) Steve Kramer (Cyclopter (voice)) Julie Maddalena (Fact (voice)) Michael Sorich (Doubleface (voice))

    Pink Ranger's flu proves to her advantage, when her sneezing passes the sickness to the Repellator monster, sending him fleeing back to moon. Once there, Repellator gets some medicine from Finster, and eventually returns to Earth.

    He interrupts Bulk & Skull's attempts to woo the two girls from the previous episodes (not that their cheap mock Power Ranger costumes hadn't already blown it for them).

    Anyway, back on Edenoi, the other five Power Rangers help Masked Rider & the rebels defeat the Plague Patrol & Cogworts. They teleport back to Earth, where they're needed to assist Kimberly against Repellator, using the Thunder Megazord & White Tigerzord. After defeating the monster, the Rangers inform Alpha 5 that his creator, King Lexian, is doing well, despite the poltical turmoil his planet is in.

    Little do they know, that Count Dregon & his minions have turned their attentions away from Edenoi, and are on their way to attack Earth! King Lexian sends his grandson, Prince Dex, the Masked Rider, to Earth to stop Dregon.

    b: 09-Sep-1995 pc: 303 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: This episode features an American Footage Megazord battle against Repellator.
  • This episode marks the unofficial end to Bulk & Skull's "try to find out who the Power Rangers really are" season 2 subplot.
  • This three-part mini-series spun off the short-lived Saban series, Masked Rider
  • This three-parter was transmited in the U.K in reverse order, airing AFTER the Four-part "Ninja Quest", to coincide with the Launch of the "Masked Rider" Series which would take The Power Rangers Timeslot for a Few Months.
  • The ending to this episode is distinctly different than the begining of the Masked Rider series...though deleted scenes from the original Masked Rider pilot episode can still be seen in the title sequence of the show
  • End credits feature a repeat of the "Bulk & Skull Rangers meet the two bimbos" scene.
    • 116. Ninja Quest (1)

    Rito Revolto, a skeleton solider with a raspy voice, lands on the moon. He's Rita Repulsa's younger brother, and he's brought with him several evil eggs, as wedding presents for his sister & Lord Zedd (whom he calls "Ed" often). While waiting for them to hatch, Rito is given an army of Finster's 'finest' remade monsters: Octophantom, Fighting Flea, Stag Beetle, and the Lizzinator. Rito Revolto takes these monsters to Angel Grove, where they fight the Power Rangers, and after growing, eventually destroy both the Thunder Megazord & White Tigerzord! The backlash of power in the morphin grid severly damages the Command Center, and essentially destroys the Rangers' current powers. Also in this episode: Ernie opens an outdoor cafe. Also, inspired by so many womens' love for men in uniform, Bulk & Skull announce their intentions to join the Angel Grove Junior Police Patrol, shocking everyone.

    b: 11-Sep-1995 pc: 304 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: First appearance of Rita Repulsa's brother, Rito Revolto.
  • Some of Rito's footage, marks the first use of footage from Ninja Sentai Kakuranger.
  • Destruction of the five Thunderzords and White Tigerzord.
  • First episode to feature bloopers or an extra/extended scene alongside the End Credits. This would last until the end of PRiS, when it became standard for TV stations to use the End Credits for commercials.
  • Also the destruction of the six original Power Coins, fried in the overload of the Command Center and the destruction of the Zords (though the Coins wouldn't be specifically shown being destroyed in this episode, the damaged Mastodon Coin will show up in PRiS' "Always A Chance", and a somehow-repaired Tyrannosaurus Coin in PRWF's "Forever Red".)
  • The start of Bulk & Skull's newest extended scheme: to join the Junior Police Patrol. It'll last until PRZ's "Bulk Fiction", then pop up again in the Turbo Movie, and "Shift Into Turbo (1)".
  • Final time the five Dino powers are used.
    • 117. Ninja Quest (2)

    With their powers and Zords gone, our heroes return to the Command Center, finding Alpha 5 & Zordon alive, but the whole place is wrecked. In an effort to figure out how to get new powers, Zordon & Alpha inform the six humans of the legend of Ninjor, keeper of the Lost Temple.

    It seems that Ninjor forged the original Power Coins, and using a map found with the original coins, our heroes set out to find him. Meanwhile, on the moon, Lord Zedd, Rita, Rito and the other Evil Space Aliens celebrate their victory. Rito's eggs begin to hatch (all but one), turning out to be a new army of footsoliders: purple birds called Tenga Warriors.

    Soon, the Rangers, following the map through the deadly Desert of Despair, encounter not only natural traps, but run into the Tengas. They DO find the Lost Temple, but the Tengas do also, planting Rito's final egg, that of a Vampirus monster, at the base of the place. Back on Earth, Bulk & Skull struggle to force themselves into making good on their word, and head for the Angel Grove Police Academy registration office.

    b: 12-Sep-1995 pc: 305 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: First appearance of the Tenga Warriors on the series, as Zedd & Rita's new grunts (they were the "Tengu" in MMPR:TM).
    118. Ninja Quest (3)
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice))

    The Powerless Rangers find themselves in a mysterious garden after passing through the hidden power vortex in the cave wall. There, they find Tommy, who is standing in front of giant gates leading into a temple, the gates open and allow the Rangers to enter.

    Inside the Temple, The Rangers are greeted by a whiny little voice that demands that they leave when they ask for Ninjor, Billy traces the source of the voice to a huge Jar, where he finds a small Samurai-style figure called Ninjor.

    The Rangers tell Ninjor of the destruction of their Zords by Rito, and how Zordon sent them on thier quest to gain new Powers and weapons, Ninjor tests thier loyalty, after being satisifed that the Rangers are indeed a force for good, he grants them them thier new powers and Zords.

    The Rangers use thier new ninja powers to defeat the Tengas still waiting outside the Temple they use thier new Power Coins to morph into their Ranger coustumes and teleport to Angel Grive to deploy the Zords against Rito, unaware that the Vampirus Egg still lies near the Temple, and it is hatching...

    b: 13-Sep-1995 pc: 306 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Ninjor, creator of the Power Coins, is introduced.
  • The Rangers gain the six Ninja Coins, the ability to become Ninja Rangers, and their six Ninjazords.
    • 119. Ninja Quest (4)
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice))

    After re-gaining there powers, the rangers go back to earth to battle Rito Revolto, in the end the Ninja Mega Falconzord over-powers him with a Double Power Punch.

    Meanwhile, Ninjor has his hands full at the temple battling the Vampiress that hatched from the egg that Rito gave to Rita & Zedd as a birthday present, Ninjor uses his ninja power to grow & then morph into a warrior mode to combat Giant Vampiress, the rangers show up just in time & together they destroy Giant Vampiress with a Fireball/disk & another Double Power Punch.

    b: 14-Sep-1995 pc: 307 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: First (in-show) appearance of the Ninja Megazord formation, and the Ninja MegaFalconzord formation.
  • The opening scene changes with this episode.
    • 120. A Brush with Destiny
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice))

    The gang discover that Kimberly's mother is moving to Paris with her new boyfriend who is a French painter.

    As Kimberly becomes ill with worry of what is going to happen to the power team when she departs she starts to have nightmares about a monster called Artisimole (who happens to be a French painter!)

    Rita and Zedd take advantage of this and have Finster steal the monster from Kimberly's dream and uses it against the Rangers, the only one who can stop it is Kimberly...

    b: 18-Sep-1995 pc: 308 w: Gilles Wheeler d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: At the end of the episode Kimberly moves in with Aisha and her parents until the end of the school year, the idea being that she will join her Mother in Paris then. Later on in the series Kimberly leaves for another reason entirely in "A Different Shade Of Pink Part I - III"
    121. Passing the Lantern
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice))

    Adam attempts to learn more of his heritage when given his family's ancient lantern. Zedd & Rita plan to turn it into a monster, though Lanterra is accidentally created from a different one altogether. The Rangers defeat the monster, and Bulk & Skull's keen policing skills assist in recovering Adam's lantern safely.

    b: 19-Sep-1995 pc: 309 w: Kati Rocky d: Armand Garabidian
    122. Wizard for a Day
    gs: Bob Zachar (Mr Wilton)

    Rocky finds himself wearing big shoes when he trades places with the strict Science Teacher, Mr. Wilton, as part of the school's new "Teacher for a Day" Project.

    Meanwhile, inspired by this unusual new project, Rito boasts that he can deal with the rangers if he were made emperor of evil for a day, an amused Lord Zedd officially gives him command of the Tengas, Rito puts a diabolical plan into motion that involves hitting the rangers on a personal level....

    Rocky and Mr. Wilton are having trouble fitting into their roles, Rocky as a tutor, and Mr. Wilton as the world's only 45 year-old teen adolescent, the two bond over their difficulties and offer to help one another out, when Rito and the Tengas attack, Rito captures Mr. Wilton and transforms him into the evil Marvo The Meanie.

    b: 20-Sep-1995 pc: 310 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Armand Garabidian
    123. Fourth Down and Long
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Centiback (voice)) Bob Zachar (Mr Wilton)

    Rocky's Uncle Joe, a well-known Quarterback, is going to speak to the Angel Grove Football team prior to thier latest battle with arch-enemies Stone Canyon.

    A young boy called Alan, who wants to play for the team, finds himself in serious trouble when it is revealed he has problems reading, and causes several slip ups in his Chemistry Class, unless he improves, Mr. Wilton will see that he cannot play for the Angel Grove team INDEFINTALY.

    Rocky volunteers to help Alan study, Wilton agrees.

    Meanwhile, Lord Zedd and Rita create the Centiback monster, a creature made of a Centipede and the skils of a star player..none of course come from a canadian football player, Rocky encourages Alan in their study sessions by claming that his Uncle also had the same kind of problems Alan had, the Centiback monster attacks the playing feild, and starts transforming many of his victims into footballs, the Rangers arrvie to stop him, but have to battle some Tengas before they can take out the Football Fiend.

    The Rangers play an evil football-style game with theTengas and Centiback, by the game's end, the Rangers are tranformed into Footballs courtesy of a Football-shaped beam fired by the Centiback, only Rocky survives. Rocy retreats to the Command Center, Rocky relaises he must turn the Centiback's beam's powers backwards to restore the Rangers to normal, he does so, but Centiback is turned giant by Zedd and Rita, the Ninja Megafalconzord kicks his butt.

    Alan is diagnosed with dyslexia and will get the proper tutoring on how to deal with the problem, allowing him to stay on the Football team and improve on his grades.

    b: 23-Sep-1995 pc: 311 w: Mark Litton d: Armand Garabidian
    124. Stop the Hate Master (1)
    gs: Charity Hill (Veronica) Loretta Jean (Aisha's Grandma) Michael Sorich (Hate Master (voice))

    Aisha is excited about getting into a popular club but when she goes to check the list of the people who got in she doesn't see her name on the list. When Kimberly confronts the leader of the club "Veronica" she tells kimberly that the club will only allow teens who have rich families. Kimberly quits the club. This gives Zedd and Rita a new plan for a monster. They create The Hate Master who turns Kimberly, Tommy, Adam Billy, and Rocky against each other leaving Zordon and Alpha to find out why Aisha isn't effected.

    b: 25-Sep-1995 pc: 313 w: Stewart St. John d: Robert Radler
    125. Stop the Hate Master (2)
    gs: Michael Sorich (Hate Master (voice))

    As Alpha begins scanning Aisha he discovers that it was the locket her grandmother gave her that protected her from the spell that maybe the answer for undoing it, meanwhile Hate Master continues to wreak havoc.

    b: 26-Sep-1995 pc: 314 w: Stewart St. John d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: This episode marks the return of Titanus, the Carrierzord, not seen since season 1's "Mighty Morphin' Mutants."
    126. Final Face-Off
    gs: Rajia Baroudi (Azina) Scott Page-Pagter (Face Stealer (voice))

    Lord Zedd and Rita bring a legend to terrifying reality when they release the Face Stealer monster from his 5,000 year slumber, he begins stealing the faces of the Angel Grove citisens..and even some of the Rangers, can our heros literally save face and defeat this new threat?

    b: 02-Oct-1995 pc: 312 w: Douglas Sloan d: Armand Garabidian

    NOTE: First appearance of the Ninja Ultrazord, footage of which is of US-made shots of the TOYS by Bandai!
  • First mention of the Pan-Global Games, which will become more important during "A Different Shade Of Pink".
    • 127. The Potion Notion
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Kathy Fisher (Singer)

    Goldar, in an attempt to eliminate the effects of Rita's love potion on Lord Zedd for good, convinces Finster to create an antidote, meanwhile, the cupid-style "Miss Cheif" Monster causes a few broken hearts as she casts her own love spell across Angel Grove High

    b: 09-Oct-1995 pc: 315 w: Jackie Marchand d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: The subplot of Rita's love-potion use on Lord Zedd (started in last season's "The Wedding") comes to a surprising conclusion here!
    128. A Ranger Catastrophe (1)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard)

    Aisha is currently assisting a doctor at an animal shelter.
    After finishing and meeting Kimberly, Aisha spots a lonely, white cat in the middle of the park, Rita Repulsa, who had been spying, reveals to Lord Zedd and their henchmen that the feline is all part of her latest ploy.

    Meanwhile, the white feline transforms into a young, blond, teenage girl. The girl works for Rita, While Tommy is anticipating Kimberly's arrival, he meets the girl whose name is Katherine or "Kat".

    He is somewhat charmed by her, like any man would be, and agrees to help her repair her car during the wait. He does so and is convinced to take the car for a ride. This is all going according to plan, as Rita has Zedd transport the car into another dimension. The Rangers are alerted at the Command Center and presented with Tommy's current whereabouts.

    b: 16-Oct-1995 pc: 317 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Catherine Sutherland joins the show as Katherine "Kat" Hillard, having caught the attention of the producers when filming MMPR:TM in Australia.
  • Catherine Sutherland apparently auditioned for the role of Dulcea in MMPR: THE MOVIE. The producers thought she was too young for the role.
  • Kat's car has the license plate: "PURRRFECT"
    • 129. A Ranger Catastrophe (2)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard) Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Saba (voice)) Catherine Sutherland (Katastrophe (voice))

    Tommy, trapped in another dimension, faces Goldar and Rito. Kat becomes the Katastrophe monster.

    b: 17-Oct-1995 pc: 318 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Final time Saba, the White Ranger's saber, ever spoke onscreen.
    130. Changing of the Zords (1)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard) Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice))

    Rita orders Kat to steal the Power Coins but she only manages to get one and that is the Pink Power Coin.
    When Ninjor's Power Coins are in the hands of evil they begin to affect the owner of that coin and Kimberly begins to become weak as her life essence is part of the coins power.
    With Kim's power coin Kat gains entry to the Falcon Zord whilst Tommy and Ninjor are fighting a giant Goldar. She knocks him out and throws him down to the ground.
    To make things worse Goldar defeats Ninjor in the battle and Lord Zedd captures both him and the Falcon Zord.
    Can the Rangers defeat the Evil Space Aliens without the Falcon Zord, Ninjor and Kimberly?

    b: 31-Oct-1995 pc: 319 w: Stewart St. John d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: The Falconzord, Ninjor, and the Pink Ninja Coin are captured by Rita & Zedd's forces, and they'll remain so for a few episodes (the Coin until "A Different Shade Of Pink (3)", and the Falconzord & Ninjor until "Master Vile & the Metallic Armor (1)").
  • The battle between giant Goldar and giant Ninjor is done using entirely American Footage.
    • 131. Changing of the Zords (2)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard)

    Kimberly is captured when she uses all of her energy to become The Pink Ninja Ranger to try and save Kat from a group of Tengas. Of course it is all a trap set up by Lord Zedd who has discovered the lost Zords of Zornia. If the Rangers want Kimberly back then they have to pilot the lost Zords and destroy the world.

    b: 01-Nov-1995 pc: 320 w: Stewart St. John d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Lord Zedd is transported into the Command Center by Zordon and Alpha at the end of the episode.
  • This marks the first time that an evil space alien (and not a possessed Power Ranger) infiltrates the Command Center, though unlike later such events, this one has a much less destructive resolution.
  • Incisorator is made up of a "kitbash" between the body of future monster Merrick the Barbarick (from MMAR's "The Alien Trap"), the head of a monster from the first episode of Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, and the cape of unused Dairanger monster Birdcage Vagabond.
  • Incisorator in the original shooting of this episode, and in the versions aired overseas, is known as "Fangenstein".
  • The Shogunzords which get their first proper debut in this episode are the very first zords to be made up of five individual warrior zords.
    • 132. Changing of the Zords (3)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard)

    The Rangers agree to pilot the lost Zords but when Tommy saves Kimberly from Lord Zedd's clutches as he faces the overlord face to face the Rangers take control of the Zords. They now have the power of the Shogun Zords but they haven't won completly. Rita and Zedd still have to Pink Power Coin, Ninjor and the Falcon Zord not to mention Kat.

    b: 02-Nov-1995 pc: 321 w: Stewart St. John d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Full debut of the five Shogunzords, and their Shogun Megazord combination.
  • Kimberly now has to draw power from the other Rangers to become the Pink Ranger. She also has to share the White Shogunzord with Tommy.
  • This is the only time we see Tommy and Lord Zedd lock horns in a direct face-to-face battle.
  • When Tommy destroys Zedd's staff it becomes a snake. In "The Mutiny (1)" the same snake became Zedd's staff.
  • Zordon originally called the Shogunzords "the Ancientzords" in this trilogy, as did the Rangers, when this episode was filmed. It was changed in post-production, though the original versions aired overseas.
  • The White Shogun zord is the Pink Shogun zord in the MMPR Toys.
    • Video

    Lord Zedd's Monster Heads
    gs: Robert Axelrod (Lord Zedd (voice)) Michael Sorich (Squatt (voice))

    It's Halloween, so Lord Zedd celebrates by remembering some of his favorite monsters.

    b: UNAIRED w: Rafael Antonio Oliver , Brad Orchard

    NOTE: Direct to video flashback-clipshow, released in the fall of 1995.
  • Contained no original footage, just new voice-overs by Robert Axelrod & Michael Sorich.
  • The only Power Ranger to appear unmorphed in any of the flashback footage is Tommy (Jason David Frank).
  • Clips in this episode (aside from the endlessly recycled Lord Zedd and Squatt stuff), are from (in order of appearance): "Zedd's Monster Mash", "Happy Birthday Zack", "I, Eye Guy", "The Wedding (2)", "Power Ranger Punks", "The Power Transfer (2)", "The Power Transfer (1)", and "The Wedding (3)."
  • Full title on the box is "LORD ZEDD'S MONSTER HEADS: The Greatest Villains Of The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers."
    • Season 3

    133. Follow That Cab!
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard) Julia Jordan (Young Kat) Mark Richardson (Cab Driver)

    Kimberly learns that a famous gymnast coach will be in town looking for athletes for his gymnastic team.

    Kat informs Rita of what just happened to Kimberly. So she & Zedd make up a monster called Crabby Cabby. While on patrol, Bulk & Skull help out a dude who locked his car keys inside. When he gets in the car & drives off fast, Kimberly tells those two that he was a carjacker & stole her car!

    Bulk & Skull hail a taxi, have the cab driver out of his taxi while Kimberly, Bulk & Skull chase after the carjacker, then during the chase, Rita & Zedd turn that cab into Crabby Cabby & hold the three hostage.

    Zordon informs the gang that Kimberly, Bulk & Skull are trapped in Crabby Cabby. So Alpha surprises them with their own cool Shark Cycles, the Rangers are on their Shark Cycles chasing after Crabby Cabby. After a long chase, Rita & Zedd make that monster grow! The Rangers then switch to their Zords, and at the right moment, free Kimberly, Bulk & Skull out of Crabby Cabby, then destroy it!

    Back at the Juice Bar, Kimberly's a little disappointed that she won't meet that gym coach. But to her surprise, she hears her car horn! Bulk & Skull actully do something right by capturing the carjacker & recovering Kimberly's car!

    b: 04-Nov-1995 pc: 322 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Debut of, and only one of two episodes that had feature, the Rangers' six Shark Cycles.
  • We see young Kat for the first time in a flashback. We'll see her again in "Rangers in Reverse"
  • The license plate of the cab says "Stone Canyon"
  • Teenage Junior Police Patrollers in Angel Grove get to carry handcuffs
    • 134. A Different Shade of Pink (1)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard)

    Kimberly meets Gunther Schmit, the famous gymnastics coach, who offers to train her personally for the Pan Global Games. Rita Repulsa, however, decides to ruin her chances by sending divided monster attacks to occupy and tire her out. Rita's plan suceedes, but leads to Katherine, her feline spy, to breaking her spell. She rescues Kimberly when she finds her unconscious on the gym mat.

    b: 06-Nov-1995 pc: 323 w: Douglas Sloan d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Second and final appearance of the Shark Cycles.
  • Kat finally becomes good, after a few earlier bouts of spell-doubt.
    • 135. A Different Shade of Pink (2)
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard)

    We find Kat rushing with the hospital staff, to treat Kimberly, who was knocked out after falling off the balance beam. Up on the moon, Rita and Lord Zedd, angry of course, call Finster for the cause of Katherine breaking the spell.

    After finding out the selfless act of rescueing Kim overpowered the spell, they proclaim that she had accomplished what she was sent to do - put the Pink Ranger out of commission. Kimberly gradually recovers and Aisha, Rocky, and Adam are called to go and see her. Rita, not letting her plan fall apart, occupied the Rangers with Rito and a platoon of Tenga Warriors. Meanwhile, Kat confesses to Kim about her causing the bulk of most of the unfortunate events that had previously occured.

    The Rangers made their way to the hospital and forgave Kat, referring to Tommy being evil at first and later becoming part of the team. Afterwards, Zedd and Rita send the dispicable Garbage Mouth to recapture Katherine, but he is eventually destroyed, failing to accomplish his mission.

    Deciding that only a hostage would get the Rangers to do what they wanted, Rita and Zedd plan to use Ninjor as bait to get the Rangers to give over Katherine. This message is later delivered by Rita and Rito, leaving the Rangers with a hard decision.

    b: 07-Nov-1995 pc: 324 w: Douglas Sloan d: Robert Radler
    136. A Different Shade of Pink (3)
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard)

    Zordon tells the Rangers that the decision must be made by them. In the Moon Palace, Rita is insulted by Zedd, who doesn't beleive she can pull it off, and she, in return, replies that Ninjor and the Rangers will soon be gone.

    Kat reveals to Kim that she, too, was in the Pan Globals as a diver, but injured herself and ever since aqcuired a hate for the water. She later explains to Tommy and Rocky that they should let her go, but the two refuse and think of another way. Tommy and Kat meet Rita, Goldar, and Rito in the park where they exchange their items and divulge that they were both attempting to trick eachother; the Rangers with a forcefield and the villains with an empty bottle!

    Rita summons the Tengas and spectates the battle between the Ninja Rangers and her ferocious virds. During the fight, a Tenga manages to dismantle the forcefield's generator, and Rito steals Kat! The villains depart, leaving the Rangers empty handed. In the evil chamber, Rita and Zed laugh over their victory and plan to drown both Ninjor and Kat in the Sea of Sorrow. With Rito on guard, he is easily deceived and put to sleep, allowing Katherine to escape and get her hands on the Pink Power Coin. Rita enters and calls forth the Tengas, yet Katherine is teleported to safety.

    On the balcony, Zedd scolds Rita for mesing everthing up, and she screeches that would like to see him do better. Kat does an impressive dive fro Kat and Tommy, and convinces Kim to go back to gymnastics. She does so, and presents an amazing performance at the Pan Globals. When she is offered to go to Florida and train, Kim accepts and leaves the Pink Ranger powers to Kat.

    b: 08-Nov-1995 pc: 325 w: Douglas Sloan d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Kimberly (Amy Jo Johnson) departs the cast with this episode, though will reappear for the aired-out-of-order "I'm Dreaming Of A White Ranger" and the Turbo Movie.
  • Although Kat is introduced to her shark cycle at the end of this episode she will NEVER use it within the storyline on the show.
    • 137. Rita's Pita
    gs: Brad Orchard (Ravenator (voice))

    Rita creates a monster which infiltrates Tommy's body and gives the Ranger's leader an overwhelming desire to eat fast foods.

    b: 11-Nov-1995 pc: 326 w: Jackie Marchand d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: From this point on, Catherine Sutherland appears in the title credits full-time as Katherine
  • Katherine retains a telepathic link to Rita
    • 138. Another Brick in the Wall

    Katherine, with her usual activist personality, sets out to clean up an old lot and build a homeless shelter, recruiting all of her Ranger buddies to join her. Angry that Katherine had broken the spell, turning out to be a "goody-goody", Rita Repulsa teams with her brother, Rito Revolto, to ruin Katherine's project and deconstruct Angel Grove.

    After a few battles and the ruin of Katherine's day of work, four of the Rangers are entrapped by Rita's monster, the Brick Bully, but released by Alpha 5 and Zordon. Billy single handedly destroys Brick Bully, and Katherine receives special recognition for her work.

    b: 13-Nov-1995 pc: 327 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Final appearances of the Red and Black Ninja Ranger powers.
    139. A Chimp in Charge
    gs: Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby)

    Lord Zedd and Rita transform Kelly, a monkey Kat is teaching to communicate with sign language, into the Sinister Simian, can the Rangers hope to defeat her without harming her?

    b: 18-Nov-1995 pc: 328 w: Douglas Sloan d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Final appearances of the White, Pink, Blue, and Yellow Ninja Ranger powers.
  • The "battle" between the Shogunzords and Sinister Simian is American Footage.
    • 140. Master Vile and the Metallic Armor (1)
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice))

    Rita and Rito's father, Master Vile, comes to the moon with a wicked scheme to destroy the Earth using an ancient power source known as the Zeo Crystal. To offset Vile's enhancing of the Tenga Warriors, the Power Rangers are given an upgrade of Metallic Armor.

    b: 20-Nov-1995 pc: 329 w: Mark Litton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: If you look closly when Globber transforms you can see the faces of the Aquitain rangers around his head. This is because the footage of the Aquitians Rangers, the Ninja and Shogun Zords all comes from the Sentai series Kakuranger
  • First mentioning and appearance of the Zeo Crystal, power source of next season's POWER RANGERS ZEO.
  • Debut of the Metallic Armor, a "sparkily spandex" power-up.
  • Also the debut of Master Vile, father of Rita Repulsa and Rito Revolto.
    • 141. Master Vile and the Metallic Armor (2)
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice)) Jason David Frank (Green Ranger (voice))

    Tommy faces visions of evil as he makes his way toward the Zeo Crystal in the Caves of Deception, Kat faces an unwilling return to evil, and the other Rangers face Megazord defeat at the slimey hands of the Ninjor-powered Blue Globbor.

    b: 21-Nov-1995 pc: 330 w: Mark Litton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: The MMPR Green Ranger (though an illusion) appears for the first time since last season's "Return Of The Green Ranger (3)" He'll appear next, as a mental construct, in PRDT's "Fighting Spirit."
    142. Master Vile and the Metallic Armor (3)
    gs: Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice))

    Master Vile hosts an "End Of The World" party at the Youth Center. The Power Rangers make a mad dash to retreive the Zeo Crystal from the distant M-51 Galaxy. But even if they manage to get it and their Zords back, they'll still have to face Globbor, whose power-absorbtion continues to grow.

    b: 22-Nov-1995 pc: 331 w: Mark Litton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: - The following monsters attended Master Vile's End of the World party at the Youth Center: Fighting Flea, Slippery Shark, Oysterizer, Invenusable Flytrap, Vampirus, Artistmole, Centiback, Hate Master, Inciserator, See Monster, Garbage Mouth, Brick Bully, and the later to be introduced Dischordia.
  • Debut of the Shogun MegaFalconzord combination.
  • The Zeo Crystal is split-up. The "Blue triangle" subsection is next seen in "Water You Thinking?"; the "Green rectangle" subsection is next seen in "Along Came A Spider"; the "Pink Oval" and "Red Star" subsections are next seen in "Sowing The Seas Of Evil"; and the "Yellow Parallel Bars" subsection is next seen in "A Hogday Afternoon (2)".
    • 143. I'm Dreaming of a White Ranger
    gs: Tracy Lynn Cruz (Girl at Youth Center (uncredited)) Catherine Sutherland (Katherine "Kat" Hillard [Video Only]) Robert Von Fliss (Santa Claus) Romy J. Sharf (Elf #2) Wendee Lee (Elf #2 (voice))

    Lord Zedd, determined to destroy the spirit of Christmas, hijacks Santa Clauses' workshop with hopes of sending children everywhere a device that will turn them evil...can the Rangers, without any powers, bring in the holiday season..and take out thier enemies?

    b: 23-Nov-1995 pc: 316 w: Ron Milbauer , Terri Hughes d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Katherine appears in the original release video version (not in the later video releases), but since she's not only good, but also knows the Rangers' identities, you can put the video version of the episode into continunity pretty easily between scenes in "A Different Shade Of Pink (3)" (since Kim spents weeks to months training for the Pan Global Games).
  • This episode was produced between "The Potion Notion" and "A Ranger Catastrophe (1)", and the televised version takes place there (due to Kim still being with the team and Kat not being around).
  • The Rangers do not appear morphed in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers: "Holiday Special" VHS, but it lacks the added scenes of Kat and others featured on the (now out of print) original self-titled video.
  • The shot of Bulk and Skull used in the Season 3 credits is taken from this episode
    • 144. The Sound of Dischordia
    gs: Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Kim Strauss (Ninjor (voice)) Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice))

    Katherine and Aisha work on thier entrant for a sing song competition to create a new theme for Angel Grove High's radio station, but the arrival of Dischoridia, another ally of Lord Zedds', ensures that Katherine and Aisha get down to a different beat when their bodies are taken over and forced to dance non-stop.

    b: 25-Nov-1995 pc: 332 w: Stewart St. John d: Marco Garibaldi

    NOTE: Last appearance of Ninjor, who'll be mentioned a few times up until "A Zeo Beginning (2)".
  • First and only appearance of the Shogun Ultrazord, which, like the Ninja Ultrazord, is made using American Footage of the TOYS
  • Final appearance of the main five Ninjazords and the regular Ninja Megazords.
  • Final appearance of the Metallic Armor for the White, Red, and Pink Rangers.
    • 145. Rangers in Reverse
    gs: Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice)) Michael R. Gotto (Young Tommy) Julia Jordan (Young Kat) Michael O'Laskey II (Young Rocky) Sicily (Young Aisha) Matthew Sakimoto (Young Adam) Justin Timsit (Young Billy) Cody Slaton (Young Bulk) Ross J. Samya (Young Skull)

    It's Kat's birthday so the other Rangers take her to a surprise outing at a theme park. Whilst this is going on Master Vile sends Rito down with the Orb Of Doom. The Orb's power will make the Earth rotate backwards making everyone on the planet younger.
    The Rangers try to stop Rito but fail and they become young children. To make matters worse they are powerless. Rita, Zedd, Rito and Goldar make themselves grow and start rampaging through Angel Grove...

    b: 27-Nov-1995 pc: 333 w: Douglas Sloan d: Marco Garibaldi

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank), Billy (David Yost), Rocky (Steve Cardenas), Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch), Aisha (Karan Ashley), Kat (Catherine Sutherland), Bulk (Paul Schrier), and Skull (Jason Narvy) are de-aged to children. Their "teen" actors do not appear again until "Hogday Afternoon (2)", aside from Billy's, who returns in "Climb Every Fountain".
  • Final time Billy ever Morphs into a Power Ranger (though the mostly-unpublished Power Rangers Zeo comic by Image intended to make him the Grey Ranger).
  • Final appearance of the Metallic Armor for the Blue, Yellow, and Black Rangers.
  • Final original in-action appearances of the Pink, Blue, and Yellow Mighty Morphin' Ranger powers, though their suits will appear throughout PRZ, along with the rest of the team, sans Green. Aside from in-display, Red Mighty Morphin' Ranger's powers will next be seen in PRWF's "Forever Red", Black Mighty Morphin' Ranger's powers will next be seen in PRiS' "Always A Chance", and White Mighty Morphin' Ranger will next be seen (in dreams, but still "in-action") in PRZ's "King For A Day (1)" and PRDT's "Fighting Spirit."
  • First time Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd have ever appeared in giant Zord-smashing size!
  • Kat's birthday celebration was going to be held in a bowling alley, had the people who owned the carnival not let the production company film there.
    • Video

    The Good, the Bad, and the Stupid!
    gs: Paul Schrier (Bulk) Gregg Bullock (Lt. Stone) Jason Narvy (Skull)

    Junior Police Patrol Officers, Bulk & Skull, become trapped in a cave during a Zord battle. They fondly recall their many misadventures together, only to discover they weren't trapped in the cave to begin with.

    b: UNAIRED w: Rafael Antonio Oliver d: Rafael Antonio Oliver

    NOTE: Full title: "The Good, The Bad, and the Stupid!: The Misadventures of Bulk & Skull."
  • A flashback-clipshow about Bulk & Skull, hosted by Bulk & Skull, in-character.
  • Released directly to video in the Winter of 1995/96, and never aired on television.
    • Season 3

    146. Alien Rangers of Aquitar (1)
    gs: Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice))

    A giant Lord Zedd and his family reign blow upon blow to several buildings and Harbours and endangering lives at their leisure as they make their way to and through Angel Grove. But before they can destroy the city for good, Master Vile reduces them to their original size and lectures the evil team on nearly ruining his plans.

    Zedd insults Vile and he teleports them back to the Moon Palace, ending thier reign of terror for now, Vile announces that he is holding a Monster Conference, monsters from several planets will attend to destroy the Earth itself. Finally reunited with Zordon and Alpha, the Rangers ask if the Earth can be restored, Zordon says it is possible, but for now there are bigger concerns, Alpha suggests that Zordon summon the Alien Rangers from the Planet Aquitar to defend the Earth

    b: 05-Feb-1996 pc: 334 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Rocky bring up Dex from Edenoi, a reference to the "A Friend In Need" trilogy from earlier in the season which featured said-character who was spun off into "Saban's Masked Rider".
  • Final time the Evil Space Aliens (Rita, Lord Zedd, Rito, and Goldar) appear giant-sized.
  • No morphed Power Rangers appear in this episode at all.
    • 147. Alien Rangers of Aquitar (2)
    gs: Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice))

    At the Command Center, the Kid Rangers and Alpha are able to contact the Alien Rangers. Their leader, Delphine, agrees to help out Zordon despite great risk to her Rangers' well being, due to their being water-based creatures.

    b: 06-Feb-1996 pc: 335 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Final episode of "MIGHTY MORPHIN' POWER RANGERS", as it goes through its very first name change in the following episode.
  • The Aquitian Rangers make their full morphed debut in this episode. They're the first Power Rangers team to never get a sixth member, and the first to be made up of Rangers older than in their teens. Not to mention, the first to have a male Yellow Ranger, a female White Ranger, a female team leader, and no Pink Ranger.
  • Debut of the five Battle Borgs, the first giant fighting machines used by Rangers to not be specifically called any form of the word "Zord".
    • 148. Climb Every Fountain

    At the Command Center, Billy is working on a device which, when powered by the Ranger's Power Coins, will reverse the effects of the Orb of Doom's time-alterations on whoever is bathed in it's energy, this will restore the Rangers to normalacy, meanwhile, at The Moon Palace, Lord Zedd and Rita, back in charge once more with the departure of Master Vile, scheme to defeat the Rangers for good, and the only way to do that is to destroy their Power Coins.

    b: 07-Feb-1996 pc: 336 w: Douglas Sloan d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: Starting with this episode, the opening credits were altered to reflect the drastic change in the series. It also gave the show a new logo and name, making this the first official episode of "MIGHTY MORPHIN' ALIEN RANGERS", despite the saga technically having begun with "Rangers In Reverse".
  • Although the show is now listed as "Mighty Morphin' Alien Rangers" the show makes sure viewers still consider it the third season of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers by including the still-adult Ranger cast in the opening credits, along with their kid versions, whilst the kid versions of Bulk and Skull and the Alien Rangers themselves are credited in the end credits
  • Final appearance of Kid Billy (Justin Timsit), as David Yost returns as the teen Billy for the rest of the series.
  • Destruction of the six Ninja Coins, introduced in "Ninja Quest (3)".
  • Billy's experimental return to his normal age will come back to haunt him in PRZ's "Rangers Of Two Worlds (1)".
    • 149. The Alien Trap
    gs: Cy Roscoe (Popsicle Vendor)

    At the park, Billy is working on a Hydro-Atmospheric Generator in hoipes of duplicating the natural water of the Planet Aquitar, therfore allowing the Aquitian Rangers to remain on Earth without abandoning it for re-hydration purposes.

    The Aquitians, however, are already weakening, and Billy has to test out the Generator quickly, he and the kid Rangers help the Aquitians to the Angel Grove Lake.

    The Aquitians enter the lake, but suddenly, Goldar and Rito attack with the Barbaric Brothers, who contaminate the water, Rito then uses a remote controll device to trap the Aquitians in a forcefield to prevent them escaping from the lake as it becomes awash in poison.

    The Kid Rangers are able to gain control of Rito's device by tricking him with a game of tag, wthe Aquitians are released, and they defeat the Barbaric Brothers in a lengthy battle, when thry grow, the Aquitians use the Battle Borgs and the Shogun Megazord.

    Lord Zedd is defeated for now, but with the Hydro-Atmospheric Generator destroyed earlier, the Aquitians are forced to return to Aquitar for a full re-hydration, leaving the Earth more vulnerable than ever...

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 08-Feb-1996 pc: 337 w: Stewart St. John d: Larry Kent Litton
    150. Attack of the 60' Bulk
    gs: Paul Schrier (Bratboy (voice)) Bob Zachar (Mr Wilton)

    The Kid Rangers decide to have some fun at the Angel Grove Splash City Water Park, but find thier happiness spoiled by Bulk and Skull's mischevous pranks. Meanwhile, Rita and Lord Zedd send Rito and Goldar into the subterranean tunnels underneath the Command Centre, their goal is to set up an implosive device at the end of the tunnel which will reduce the structure to rubble, unfourtuantly, the two bumblers lose the map...and themselves

    Lord Zedd transforms Bulk into a monster, Brat Boy, and deploys him to attack the Rangers whilst the Aquitians are off-planet, when the Aquitians return, fully re-hyrdated, they defeat Brat Boy, but he grows to an incredible size, the Aquitians battle him in the Battle Borgs. The Kid Rangers appeal to Brat Boy's human side, reminding him he DOES have freinds (or at least one freind in Skull) Brat Boy resists Lord Zedd's mind control and returns to normal.

    Back at the Command Centre, Zordon tells the Rangers that the only way to restore thier powers and the world to it's present time is the Zeo Crystal, divided into different sub-sections across time, the Rangers must travel through the ages to locate each segment if they hope to defeat their enemies and save this world...

    b: 10-Feb-1996 pc: 338 w: Gilles Wheeler d: Paul Schrier

    NOTE: This marks the unofficial start (or prologue, perhaps), of the "Zeo Quest".
    151. Water You Thinking?

    Billy and the Aquitians say goodbye to the Kid Rangers as they jump into a time hole to begin their search for the missing sub-sections of the Zeo Crystal.

    Cestro begins to weaken from lack of water, and the Aquitians communicate with local aquatic lifeforms to locate a source to replenish their comrade, whilst Lord Zedd calls in an old freind, Witchblade, to ambush Cestro whilst he is defensless, he also generates a forefeild around the Earth to prevent the Aquitians from summoning the Battle Borgs from Aquitar.

    b: 12-Feb-1996 pc: 339 w: Jackie Marchand d: Paul Schrier

    NOTE: First and only time the FULL Kakuranger Mecha summoning sequence is used
    152. Along Came a Spider
    gs: Gerald Okamura (Kai-Ogi) Milton Quon (Korean man)

    Billy seeks out a device he'll need to combine the Zeo Crystal sub-pieces, and ends up webbed-up by Arachnofiend.

    Meanwhile, Adam journeys to Korea at some point in the past in search of his Zeo Crystal, he seeks out an ancient wiseman known as Kai-Ogi for guidance, but all he runs into is oblivious people and a persistantly annoying old man!

    Also, the Aquitians discover the joys of walking through a car wash.

    b: 13-Feb-1996 pc: 340 w: Steven Melching , Charlotte Fullerton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Final appearance of the Battle Borgs. They're never destroyed, just never shown again, nor successfully summoned (due to various circumstances explained on the show).
  • Dr Kender, the scientist at Angel Grove University Billy inquires in, later appeared during the "Zeo Preview" serial aired over the pre-credits sequences of the Spring 96 reairings of MMPR Season 3.
  • Angel Grove University has one of the top science departments in the nation
    • 153. Sowing the Seas of Evil
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Agatha/Old Woman) Frank Sotonoma Salsedo (True Of Heart) Brad Orchard (Hydro-Hog (voice))

    Katherine and Tommy each try to retreive thier Zeo sub-crystals, Katherine's good heart is tested by people who look like future versions of herself, and Tommy learns of his Native American heritage from a wise old man called True of Heart, meanwhile, the Aquitians attempt to prevent Lord Zedd and Rita from summoning their sworn enemy, the Hydro Hog, to Earth...

    b: 14-Feb-1996 pc: 341 w: Stewart St. John d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: The mystery of Tommy's past, and that arrowhead, will be revived in PRZ's "Inner Spirit (1)" through "Brother, Can You Spare An Arrowhead? (4)".
    154. Hogday Afternoon (1)
    gs: Brad Orchard (Hydro-Hog (voice))

    Lord Zedd and Rita succeed in bringing the Hydro Hog to Earth, and the Aquitians are soon brought to thier knees as he begins draining all the water on the Planet.

    Meanwhile, Aisha arrives in Africa searching for the final sub-segment of the Zeo Crystal, on this journey she meets a young girl called Tanya and learns of a crippling famine affecting the land.

    b: 15-Feb-1996 pc: 342 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Debut of the character known as Tanya Sloan, who will become Aisha's replacement on the team.
    155. Hogday Afternoon (2)
    gs: Nakia Burrise (Tanya Sloan) Shell Danielson (Reporter) Brad Orchard (Hydro-Hog (voice))

    The Kid Rangers are able to revive the weakened Aquitians, meanwhile, in Africa, Aisha learns that her Zeo sub-crystal is in the possession of Tanya's tribe, and that it was foretold that she would arrive to help fight the famine problems affecting the village, she is soon faced with a choice. As the Zeo quests conclude, so do Rita and Lord Zedd's plans to destroy the Command Center, the Rangers' lives are about to be changed forever...

    b: 17-Feb-1996 pc: 343 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Final episode of "MIGHTY MORPHIN' ALIEN RANGERS", and the conclusion of the unofficial "Zeo Quest" storyline.
  • Tommy (Jason David Frank), Rocky (Steve Cardenas), Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch), Kat (Catherine Sutherland), Bulk (Paul Schrier), and Skull (Jason Narvy) are returned to their normal ages, and regular actors.
  • Aisha (Karan-Ashley) departs the show with this episode, making a non-speaking cameo on the Viewing Globe once she's restored to her proper age.
  • The Alien Rangers (as a whole), will return in PRZ's "Rangers Of Two Worlds, Part II." Cestro will return before that in "Graduation Blues", "Revelations Of Gold", and "Rangers Of Two Worlds, Part I"; while Delphine will return in "Revelations Of Gold" and "Rangers Of Two Worlds, Part I"; and Aurico will return in "Rangers Of Two Worlds, Part I."
  • Final appearance of original Command Center Interior.
  • Final appearance of the Shogunzords, the Shogun Megazord comination, the Shogun MegaFalconzord, and of course, the Falcon Ninjazord. They're never shown destroyed, but with the Rangers upgraded to a new power source, these mystical ninja-powered machines are essentially abandonded.
    • Season 4 : Power Rangers Zeo

    156. A Zeo Beginning (1)
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Tom Wyner (Master Vile (voice))

    After the destruction of the Command Center, Tommy, Tanya, Billy, Adam, Kat, and Rocky think their lives as Power Rangers are over until they learn that the Zeo Crystal has survived the explosion, dropped by Rito and Goldar on thier way out.

    The crystal soon guides the teens into an underground set of tunnels which leads them to the fate of Zordon and Alpha

    Meanwhile Rita and Zedd are celebrating the fact that the Power Rangers are out of the picture until they learn that they've got more problems to worry about...King Mondo, Queen Machina, and the Machine Empire, who attack and succesfully exile the villains from the Lunar Palace, and then make plans to conquer Earth

    b: 20-Apr-1996 pc: 344 w: Stewart St. John d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS ZEO begins with this episode.
  • The first Power Rangers series to start the annual sentai tradition of starting in Febuary and having the next Power Rangers series start the Febuary of next year
  • A series of 30-second, specially filmed lead-in previews to PRZ, known as the "Zeo Serial", aired in place of the "Today on/Previously on Power Rangers" opening segments of the repeats of MMPR Season 3 during the Spring of 1996. Some of the scenes in them were redone here (namely, the Rita, Zedd, and friends stuff), while most haven't been seen since their sole airings.
  • No morphed Power Rangers appear in this episode at all.
  • Final appearance of Rita and Zedd's Lunar Palace, as it is evacuated when the Machine Empire invades.
  • First Power Rangers series to regularly feature a Green Ranger in place of a Black Ranger
  • First Power Rangers series to air on UK terrestrial TV almost a year after airing in the US.
    • 157. A Zeo Beginning (2)
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    The Rangers discover Zordon is alive and well, he tells the Rangers of the threat of The Machine Empire, Lord Zedd and Rita flee The Moon in Serpenterra, with Zedd vowing to return, King Mondo immediatly decides to launch his attack by testing the Earth's defenses, he sends a small group of Cogs.

    As The Rangers ask Zordon how they can battle The Machine Empire, Zordon tells them the time has come to use the Zeo Crystal's powers, and the Rangers are infused with new morphers and abilities, Billy decides to relinquish his Zeo Crystal to Tanya and continue to act as the techincal advisor and weapons developer for the Rangers.

    Now with the power of the Zeo Crystal at thier disposal, the Rangers battle the Cogs deployed by King Mondo and defeat them

    b: 23-Apr-1996 pc: 345 w: Stewart St. John d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Serpentera will not be seen nor mentioned again until PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • Final speaking appearance of Squatt (he'll next be in "Countdown To Destruction, Part 1 & 2"), and final appearance period of Baboo.
  • First time that Tommy, Rocky, Adam, and Katherine have morphed since last season's "Rangers In Reverse". First time ever for Tanya to morph.
  • As a homage to the original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, the old power suits and weapons appear in stand up cases in the Power Chamber (minus the Green Ranger).
  • First Power Rangers team to have wrist mounted morphers.
    • 158. The Shooting Star
    gs: Rio Dekin (Shawn) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Staroid (voice))

    Tanya's new boyfriend, Shawn, has to pass his exams, or else he won't be captain of the baseball team anymore, but she's shocked when she finds out that he plans to cheat! Meanwhile, Mondo plans to sabotage the new zords Billy and Alpha are constructing, so that his new monster-machine, the Staroid, can demolish the city!

    b: 24-Apr-1996 pc: 346 w: Jackie Marchand d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Debut of the Zeozords, and their Zeo Megazord combination.
    159. Target Rangers
    gs: Traci Bellusci (Jennifer) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Silo (voice))

    Rocky has a crush on his partner in science class, but she's all about work. When their computer game project gets stolen to be used to program King Mondo's Silo monster, he'll have to deal with both his wrath AND her's! Meanwhile, the Zeo Megazord uses its various Battle Helmets in battle, and it'll need them, when Silo drags the Megazord, with the Zeo Rangers inside, into the outer space, planning to toss them into the sun!

    b: 25-Apr-1996 pc: 347 w: Stewart St. John d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Debut of the Zeo Megazord's Battle Helmets.
  • According to Rocky and Jennifer's computer game, Angel Grove was founded in 1775
  • Lt. Stone's first appearance in Power Rangers Zeo, although, he did have an appearance in a deleted scene at the end of "The Shooting Star".
    • 160. For Cryin' Out Loud
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Michael Sorich (Boo-Hoo The Clown (voice))

    Tommy and Katherine are given a special assignment by thier Family Care tutor Mr. Toggle, they have to pretend they are married, Katherine decides to make the assignment a little more "realistic" and borrows the baby son of a family freind.

    Sadly, the baby proves to be a nightmare for both Tommy and Katherine in more ways than one when his voice is increased ten fold by the sound amplifier of the evil BooHoo The Clown, resulting in massive tremors whenever the baby cries.

    b: 27-Apr-1996 pc: 348 w: Al Winchell d: Robert Radler
    161. Rangers in the Outfield
    gs: Rio Dekin (Shawn) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Tanya's boyfriend Shawn is the star player of Angel Grove High's baseball team. His ego takes a tumble when she discovers she's a natural at pitching, so good that all of the attention he normally gets turns on her! King Mondo, inspired by this episode's baseball theme, unleashes the People Pitcher monster.

    b: 29-Apr-1996 pc: 349 w: Brett D. Born d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Don't get so used to Tanya the superb pitcher: she never plays baseball again on the show, nor is ever mentioned doing so.
    162. Every Dog Has His Day
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Kat trains a police dog, Smokey, for a class, and her training ends up saving her own life when she gets trapped by the Machine Empire. Smokey aids the ankle-sprained & Morpher-less Kat in escaping from the Digster monster's lava-releasing ramapage.

    b: 30-Apr-1996 pc: 350 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Debut of the Zeo Jet Cycles.
    163. The Puppet Blaster
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    The Zeo Rangers must free the children of Angel Grove from their favorite entertainer, a machine known as the Puppet Master, who has been taken over by King Mondo and is brainwashing the children.

    b: 01-May-1996 pc: 351 w: Stewart St. John d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Debut of the Defender Wheel.
    164. Invasion of the Ranger Snatchers
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Adam & Rocky's stunt-work on the set of the b-movie/sci-fi flick, "The Invasion Of Blueface", leads to Prince Sprocket wanting to shoot a movie of his own, "Invasion of the Ranger Snatchers." He traps the Zeo Rangers inside a movie dimension where anything the director says, goes! They'll have to fight against the script, and a gang-full of monsters, to change the movie as it occurs around them.

    b: 02-May-1996 pc: 352 w: Gilles Wheeler d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: The basic plot of this episode was later similarly reused in the "Movie Madness" two-parter of PRTF.
    165. Graduation Blues
    gs: Karim Prince (Cestro) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice))

    Billy, by way of having too many credits, graduates a year early. He's stunned by this, but plans for his future are put on hold when Cestro (the Blue Alien Ranger) returns from Aquitar, in need of Billy's expertise in devising a way to stop the Hydro Contaminators from polluting his watery homeworld. One of the Hydro Contaminators comes to Earth, joins forces with the Machine Empire, and just might prevent Billy & Cestroy from returning to Aquitar to fulfill this mission.

    b: 04-May-1996 pc: 353 w: Mark Litton d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) departs for a short period, with this episode, but remains credited.
  • Debut of the Zeo Blaster, a combination of the Rangers' Zeo Power Weapons.
  • This episode is Mr. Caplan's only Power Rangers Zeo appearance.
    • 166. A Few Bad Seeds
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice))

    Rocky's strange botany experiment, a plant that eats metal, gets turned into a pair of Plant Monsters by the Machine Empire. One of which, the Pollenator, sprays its creator with a pollen that causes Rocky to turn into a living vegetable!

    b: 06-May-1996 pc: 354 w: Richard Goodman d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode.
  • This episode contains the first innuendo in Ranger history, substituting plant phrases for human biology.
    • 167. Instrument of Destruction
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    There's a mysterious piano player at Angel Grove High, playing expertly after school. King Mondo desires to capture this person, as a gift for Queen Machina's birthday. Meanwhile, Adam, who gets stuck with Skull in music class, also takes an interest in the mystery of the piano player, attempting to both discover his identity, and keep the forces of evil from kidnapping him. The school's piano is turned into the Fortissimodo monster, making Adam's tasks even tougher.

    b: 07-May-1996 pc: 355 w: Steven Melching , Charlotte Fullerton d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode.
  • The scenes of the school corridor with the orange lockers, and the music room was actually a real high school, this was the first time outside broadcasts of real schools were used.
    • 168. Mean Screen
    gs: Darren Press (Raymond) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    The Machine Empire, by way of the Mean Screen monster, plans to unleash a virus on the computer systems of Angel Grove. It'll take help from the High School's computer wiz Raymond to disinfect this dastardly plot!

    b: 08-May-1996 pc: 356 w: Ron Milbauer , Terri Hughes d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) returns to the series (for now) with the end of this episode.
  • All the computers seen are Macs, as evidenced by the window borders.
    • 169. Mr. Billy's Wild Ride
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Billy's on his way back to Earth from Aquitar. But the Machine Empire wants to make sure he doesn't survive the trip through space. The Zeo Rangers will have to pull out all the stops to get him safely home, and take on the Mechanizer monster.

    b: 11-May-1996 pc: 357 w: Al Winchell d: Douglas Sloan
    170. There's No Business Like Snow Business (1)
    gs: Sarah Brown (Heather Thompson) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Reporter)

    Tommy receives a "Dear John" letter from Kimberly from Florida, informing him that she's fallen in love with another guy. Kat decides to take him to the snowy mountains to cheer him up with some snowboarding, where they & Billy meet snowboarding champ Heather Thompson. Of course, some Cogs come along to endanger Heather and just plain ruin their fun! Meanwhile, Mondo creates Robocupid, and causes humans all over Angel Grove to fall in love with machines!

    b: 13-May-1996 pc: 358 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Sarah Brown is best known from her Emmy-award winning role as Caroline "Carly" Benson from "General Hospital", though at this point in history, she was best known as Kaitlin from "Saban's V.R. Troopers".
  • Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly) gets credited for her clip-appearances in the flashback sequence.
    • 171. There's No Business Like Snow Business (2)
    gs: Sarah Brown (Heather Thompson) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Tommy's budding romance with Heather gets rudely interrupted when he and Kat are called back to Angel Grove to deal with Robocupid. Once she's taken care of, it's back to the mountains! But the Machine Empire's next creation, Defoliator, is on the scene, turning up the heat in Angel Grove, making it unbareably hot in the middle of winter. Can Tommy juggle a possible love-rebound and save the world at the same time?

    b: 14-May-1996 pc: 359 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan
    172. There's No Business Like Snow Business (3)
    gs: Sarah Brown (Heather Thompson) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice))

    Defoliator proves to be a tough creature to keep down, and repeatedly interrupts Tommy's attempts to get to know Heather. Kat even sets up a date for the pair at the Youth Center, but Ranger-duty cuts into their time together. He loses out on the snowboarding champ, but might just have something going right under his nose with a certain Pink Ranger...

    b: 15-May-1996 pc: 360 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan
    173. Inner Spirit (1)
    gs: Eric Frank (David Trueheart) Frank Sotonoma Salsedo (Sam Trueheart) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Tommy's having strange dreams, reminding him of his encounter with True Of Heart during the Zeo Quest. This restlessness for answers to his riddles becomes a central issue, for when the Zeo Megazord is crippled in battle with an energy-leeching Main Drain monster, Tommy must put his emotions in order to successfully pilot the new Red Battlezord. But will an oddly familiar indian man named Sam Trueheart hold the key to Tommy's inner calmness, by directing him to a secret from his past?

    b: 16-May-1996 pc: 361 w: Mark Litton , Mark Hoffmeier d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Debut of the Red Battlezord.
  • Continues the storyline of, and includes a flashback to, Tommy's Zeo Quest from MMAR's "Sowing The Seas Of Evil."
    • 174. Challenges (2)
    gs: Eric Frank (David Trueheart) Frank Sotonoma Salsedo (Sam Trueheart) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Punch-a-bunch (voice))

    Tommy goes on a vision quest, seeking out the other half of the arrowhead he was given in "Sowing The Seas Of Evil." It's interrupted by the Punchabunch monster, who goes toe-to-toe with Adam, capturing the budding-boxer and forcing Red Zeo Ranger to face the monster in the ring to save his teammate. It all works out, as Tommy finds the solution to his spiritual unrest when he meets a man who claims to be his brother!

    b: 18-May-1996 pc: 362 w: Mark Litton d: Robert Radler
    175. Found and Lost (3)
    gs: Eric Frank (David Trueheart) Frank Sotonoma Salsedo (Sam Trueheart) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Mace Face (voice))

    David Trueheart, Tommy's long lost brother, immediately hits it off with his sibling, but his bro's friends less-so. The Machine Empire becomes aware of the power within Tommy & David's merged arrowhead-halves, and kidnaps David as ransom to gain the artifact. If that wasn't bad enough, the Mace Face monster attacks!

    b: 20-May-1996 pc: 363 w: Mark Litton , Stewart St. John d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: The first PR Summer cliffhanger, as this was treated as the 3rd season finale by Fox Kids, who hadn't yet understood the concept of new PR seasons by series yet.
    176. Brother, Can You Spare an Arrowhead? (4)
    gs: Eric Frank (David Trueheart) Frank Sotonoma Salsedo (Sam Trueheart) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Mace Face (voice))

    King Mondo prepares to use the combined arrowheads, but intervention by the Zeo Rangers halts the full usage of the powerful item. David is rescued from an ancient evil spirit known as Autochthon, who, along with Mace Face, is defeated by the Zeo MegaBattlezord combination. A decision is made to split the arrowheads again between the two brothers, who also vow to remain in contact.

    b: 09-Sep-1996 pc: 401 w: Mark Litton d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Debut of the Zeo MegaBattlezord combination.
  • Thanks to their inability to grasp the concept of new PR seasons starting in February with each new series, Fox Kids considered this the 4th season premiere.
  • From this episode onwards the Zeo opening credits are cut down and barley last a minute. They breifly show the main cast (without the standard showing of what Ranger they are) and a few clips of the Ranger and zord action.
    • 177. Trust in Me
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Ed Neil (Sparrer #1) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Sparrer #2)

    A blind karate expert catches the eye of Rocky. The Defector monster, created from parts of previous destroyed robots, pretends to want to leave the Machine Empire to join the side of good. The Zeo Rangers buy it, and are in for a deadly surprise!

    b: 10-Sep-1996 pc: 402 w: Al Winchell d: Terrence H. Winkless
    178. It Came from Angel Grove
    gs: Catherine Sutherland (Valencia) Nakia Burrise (Bride of Hackensack) Steve Cardenas (Lord Henry) Jason David Frank (Tomacula) David Yost (William Von Hackensack) Paul Schrier (The Mummy) Jason Narvy (The Professor) Richard Genelle (Vampire Bartender) Gregg Bullock (The Burgermeister) Bob Manahan (Zordonicus (voice)) Donene Kistler (Ay-Gor) Richard Steven Horvitz (Ay-Gor (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Ed Neil (Lord Zedd) Robert Axelrod (Lord Zedd (voice)) Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice)) Athena Demos (Countess)

    Adam pulls a long night at Angel Grove High studying, and when the movie "The Bride Of Hackensack" comes on TV, he falls asleep. He dreams of his teammates and friends in various classic monster movie roles.

    b: 11-Sep-1996 pc: 416 w: Joseph Kuhr d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Most of this episode is shown in Black & White.
  • Was produced more or less between "Challenges" and "Inner Spirit" from the previous season, with intent on releasing it on video first. It even showed up in a TV Guide listing during May 1996 as airing then, but obviously didn't!
  • Ernie, Lt. Stone, Zordon, and Alpha 5 do not appear in this episode, though, as you can see above, their actors DO appear, but in strangely similar roles.
  • The only Ranger to appear morphed is Tommy, and that's only in the dream sequence.
  • This episode was dedicated to the memory of Carol Michelle Mickelson.
    • 179. Bulk Fiction
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Bulk falls for Connie Crandall, the daughter of the Police Chief. He repeatedly changes his image, trying to impress her, but instead leads to his, Skull, and Lt. Stone's firing as members of the Junior Police Patrol! Meanwhile, Prince Sprocket unleashes his Toy Robot monster.

    b: 12-Sep-1996 pc: 403 w: Jackie Marchand d: Terrence H. Winkless

    NOTE: Debut of the Zeo Cannon.
  • The end of Bulk & Skull's time as Junior Police Patrol officers, not to mention the end of Lt. Stone's career as a cop! (though they'll oddly go back to these jobs briefly in the Turbo Movie)
  • According to the TV Guide summary for this episode, the Toy Robot's name is the Googleheimer monster.
    • 180. Song Sung Yellow
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Cy Roscoe (Record Executive)

    Tanya films a music video with the help of Adam and Rocky. Her impressive singing catches the ear of a music executive, who wants to make her a star. Will she choose life as Ranger (including a fight with the Wrecking Ball monster) over a big time career as a singer? Meanwhile, Lt. Stone becomes a Private Detective, opening the "Private Eyes Have It" detective agency, with Bulk & Skull as his partners.

    b: 13-Sep-1996 pc: 404 w: Steven Melching , Charlotte Fullerton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Bulk & Skull, along with Former-Lt. Stone, begin their days as bumbling, underpaid, freelance Detectives. It'll last only until "Good As Gold".
  • A more extended version of Tanya's "We're Gonna (Stick Together)" music video appears alongside "A Season To Remember."
  • Tanya now has curly hair, it would stay that way until Turbo, but only a bit longer.
    • 181. Game of Honor
    gs: Charity Hill (Veronica) Rio Dekin (Shawn) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Adam's competing in a karate tournament against Shawn, Tanya's ex-boyfriend (last seen in 'Rangers in the Outfield'), who's got a new gal in the form of snobby Veronica (from MMPR's "Stop The Hate Master"). Shawn discovers an invisibility device left over from the Machine Empire's latest scheme, and plans to use it to cheat against Adam in the battle. Meanwhile, the Rangers face Admiral Abominator, who's preparing a fleet of battleships in Angel Grove forest.

    b: 16-Sep-1996 pc: 405 w: Brett D. Born d: Robert Radler
    182. The Power of Gold
    gs: Brad Hawkins (Gold Ranger (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Steve Kramer (Wolfbane (voice))

    King Mondo deploys a "Divide and Conquer" strategy to defeat the rangers, at first the rangers are able to fend off the attacks in their smaller units, but the danger increases, and matters are complicated by the unleashing of Mondo's Wolfsbane monster, which all but tears through the heroes. Meanwhile, a mysterious Pyramid has been detected travelling at incredible speed through hyperspace on course towards earth, Its power source is off the scale, and it matches the exact same energies generated from the Teen's Zeo powers.

    b: 17-Sep-1996 pc: 406 w: Al Winchell d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: The Gold Ranger's voice was supplied by Singer/Actor Brad Hawkins, otherwise known as Ryan Steele in the short-lived sister series of PR, "Saban's V.R. Troopers".
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of Pyramidas, and of course, the mysterious Gold Ranger. His identity will be a secret until "Revelations Of Gold".
  • First Gold Ranger Red Herring: Billy Cranston, and this would'nt be the first time, Billy is prime suspect also in "Rock-a-bye Power Rangers" and "Do I Know You?"
    • 183. A Small Problem
    gs: Darren Press (Raymond) Brad Hawkins (Gold Ranger (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Tommy & Kat, while searching for creatures for their terrarium, get shrunk down by Prince Sprocket. They not only have to deal with a normal-sized (but giant to them) tarantula, but the evil Tarantabot monster.

    b: 19-Sep-1996 pc: 407 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Second Gold Ranger Red Herring: Eugene Skullovitch (Skull)
  • Debut of the Zeo Ultrazord combination!
    • 184. Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise
    gs: Eric Frank (David Trueheart) Brad Hawkins (Gold Ranger (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Leaky Faucet is brought back (last seen in "Invasion of the Ranger Snatchers"), and pollutes the waters around Angel Grove with toxic Cog oil! It just so happens, Kat, Tommy, and David are participating in a surfing contest, and are smack dab in the middle of a wave o' oil!

    b: 20-Sep-1996 pc: 408 w: Gilles Wheeler d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Third Gold Ranger Red Herring: David Trueheart
  • David Trueheart's final appearance. Eric Frank would sadly die of an illness a few years later.
    • 185. Rock-a-Bye Power Rangers
    gs: Brad Hawkins (Gold Ranger (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Somnibot (voice))

    The Power Rangers are losing sleep thanks to the constant attacks by King Mondo.

    Mondo, taking advantage of the sleep-weary rangers, attacks them with Somnibot, a monster that can put anything to sleep using
    sleep powder.

    Nearly falling asleep while studying, the Rangers get called away by Zordon to deal with the monster. While doing battle Somnibot nearly defeats the rangers with her sleep powder and lullabyes, that is until the Gold Ranger comes in and snaps the others out of the sleep spell and they continue fighting, leading to Somnibot's destruction by the Zeo Ultrazord.

    b: 23-Sep-1996 pc: 409 w: Rafael Antonio Oliver , Barbara A. Oliver d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Gold Ranger red herring is, once again, our pal Billy.
    186. Do I Know You?
    gs: Brad Hawkins (Gold Ranger (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Borax the Varox (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    The mysteries surrounding the identity of the Gold Ranger intensify when a member of the bounty hunter race known as the Vorax arrives on Earth targeting the Ranger's new ally with savage intent. King Mondo sees great promise in an aliance with the Vorax, and offers to help him defeat and ensnare the Gold Ranger.

    They lay a trap, which is succesfully sprung. Gold Ranger is terribly weakened in the battle with the Vorax and his back-up Cogs ,and is only bailed out by the timly intervention of the Zeo Rangers, who drive back the Vorax and cogs whilst Gold Ranger is teleported to the Power Chamber, there Zordon and Alpha are able to heal his injurys completly.

    Klank and Orbus make the Vorax hunter grow, but he is no match for the Zeo Megazord. The Gold Ranger recovers and thanks Zordon and Alpha for their help, he adresses the two by name before departing, clearly this Ranger knew of Zordon and Alpha beforehand, could he be someone close to the Teens?

    b: 27-Sep-1996 pc: 410 w: Al Winchell d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Billy Cranston is once again the main suspect when the Rangers try to deduce the Gold Rangers' Identity, this marks the final time he is a red herring.
    187. Revelations of Gold (1)
    gs: Rajia Baroudi (Delphine) Karim Prince (Cestro) Brad Hawkins (Trey (voices)) Ted DiFilippo (Trey of Wisdom) Tim DiFilippo (Trey of Courage) Tom DiFilippo (Trey of Heart) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice))

    Whilst relaxing at the Park, Tanya and Adam bear witness to Pyramidas under attack by a Vorax assault fleet, The Gold Ranger takes the pursuit into space, but cannot hold off the Vorax fleet for long,and Pyramidas is hit. The Gold Ranger crash lands on Planet Aquitar, the Vorax fleet depart, beleiving their task completed, however, The Gold Ranger is rescued by some Aquitians who take him to Delphine, leader of the Aquitian Rangers.

    The Gold Ranger's powers fail him and he is revealed to the Aquitans as Trey, the lord of Triforia, the Aquitans make arrangments for Trey to return to Earth to be cared for by the Zeo Rangers. King Mondo learns of Trey's incapacity, and deploys a Cog ambush to meet the Rangers at the rendevouz location, the beach.

    The Rangers arrive at the Beach, where Trey's pod arrives, but it lands in the Water, forcing the Rangers to dive in to rescue him, they succeed. Trey splits himself into three beings, designed to help him with the healing process, Trey of Wisdom, Trey of Courage, and Trey of Heart, they say that in this state they cannot use the Golden Power, and need someone else to carry the Golden Power Staff until they can jon as one again, Tommy has a candidate in mind...

    b: 03-Oct-1996 pc: 411 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: The battle across the galaxy between Pyramidas and the Varox fleet is entirely American CGI, a first for the PR TV series.
  • The Gold Ranger is revealed to not be anyone the Rangers have ever known, but an alien from the planet Triforia.
    • 188. A Golden Homecoming (2)
    gs: Brad Hawkins (Trey (voices)) Ted DiFilippo (Trey of Heart) Tim DiFilippo (Trey of Wisdom) Tom DiFilippo (Trey of Courage) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    In the Command Centre, the Rangers anxiously await the return of their leader, Tommy, with the replacement needed to carry the Gold Ranger powers; Tommy and his selection are travelling towards the base by foot across the rocky terrain, but soon come under attack by Cog-flyers.

    Tommy and the new Gold Ranger are able to endure the assault long enough for them to be teleported into the Command Centre, there, the Rangers are shocked to discover the identity of the new recipient of the gold ranger powers: Jason, former Red Ranger.

    King Mondo, meanwhile, is armouring some of his older creations with an indestructible new metal, one, which the zeo zord cannot penetrate, he sends them to Angel grove. The Zeo Rangers are deployed to battle the cogs and monsters just as the Treys begin transferring their powers to Jason, fortunately, he is energized just in time to help the Rangers defeat the cogs.

    Mondo's machine forces grow, and the Rangers are summoned back to the Command Center. As Trey prepares to depart, he gives the Rangers a parting gift: new Super Zeo Zords.

    The Rangers use the Super Zeo Zords to battle King Mondo's new ultra-armoured machine monsters, and win.

    b: 04-Oct-1996 pc: 412 w: Douglas Sloan d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: This marks the return of Austin St. John as Jason to the cast, having last worked on the show some 109 or so episodes ago, with MMPR Season 2's "Opposites Attract" (the character Jason last appeared, via stock footage and stand-in actors in "The Power Transfer (2)").
  • Debut of the five Super Zeozords.
    • 189. Mondo's Last Stand
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice))

    Rocky feels like Jason has "replaced" him as the other Rangers train with and talk with thier returning team mate. Meanwhile, King Mondo decides to make a practical deal with the devil and finish the Rangers off himself by taking possesion of the Damocles Sword, which once drove him mad, and to destruction.

    Alerted to Mondo's plot, Zordon instructs Rocky to spy on the Machine King, but when Mondo unleashes the Sword and makes himself grow using it's power, Rocky sees this as his chance to prove himself and fights Mondo on his own in Super Zeo Zord III.

    He fails to stop Mondo, and retreats, Mondo makes his way to Angel Grove, but is soon stopped and destroyed by the Zeo Rangers in thier newly formed Super Zeo Megazord. Queen Machina promises the grieving Prince Sprocket that Mondo will return better than ever.

    With Mondo gone, and Rocky learning that his friends will never abandon him, the Rangers resume thier lives, unaware that Rita and Zedd now have the perfect oppertunity to strike back...

    b: 09-Oct-1996 pc: 413 w: Mark Litton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: King Mondo is destroyed. Long live King Mondo, as he'll be fully repaired by "Another Song and Dance".
  • Originally titled, "King Mondo's Last Stand."
  • Debut of the Super Zeo Megazord combination.
  • Debut of Jason's Gold Ranger morphing sequence.
    • 190. Bomber in the Summer
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Walter Lang (Louie Kaboom (voice))

    Rita & Zedd send Louie Kaboom, a remote-controlled robotic monster, to fill in the gap in the leadership of the Machine Empire. But when the remote is lost by Rito & Goldar, Louie strikes out on his own, taking King Mondo's place for his own goals. Meanwhile, Ernie opens a new beach club cafe, which gains the ire of a group of biker punks, claiming it's their turf. Jason befriends the main bully's girlfriend, Emily, whose necklace gets turned into the Tough Tusks monster!

    b: 11-Oct-1996 pc: 414 w: Stewart St. John d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: The start of Louie Kaboom's short reign as ruler of the Machine Empire. It'll last only until "The Joke's On Blue."
  • Emily, Jason's first ever official love interest (and the first non-Ranger regular character since Lt. Stone), is introduced here.
  • Reportedly, the scenes between Jason & Emily were shot at Leo Carillo Beach on July 9th 1996.
    • 191. Scent of a Weasel
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Brad Hawkins (Trey (voice)) Tim DiFilippo (Trey) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Walter Lang (Louie Kaboom (voice))

    Famed French perfume master, Senor Stenchy, is holding a modelling show at the Youth Center. Skull is assigned to protect the top model, and accidentally makes things worse for her. The Machine Empire creates the Stenchy monster, a robotic skunk who aims to make the Zeo Rangers stink so bad that they can't stand one another. Also, Trey sends Warrior Wheel, a powerful new Zord-ish weapon, for Jason to use until Pyramidas can be dredged up from Aquitar.

    b: 23-Oct-1996 pc: 415 w: Brett D. Born d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Debut of the Warrior Wheel, a Zord-like giant robotic weapon.
    192. The Lore of Auric
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Brad Hawkins (Trey (voice)) Tom DiFilippo (Trey) Channe Nolan (Mrs. Sloan) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Walter Lang (Louie Kaboom (voice)) David Lodge (Auric, the Conqueror (voice))

    Aisha sends Tanya a vital clue to locating her parents, as well as the key to an anicient artifact that can unleash the power of an incredible warrior known as Auric.

    Prince Sprocket siezes the opportunity to take control of the Key's power and convince Auric, a niave but powerful do-gooder, to fight for the Machine Empire, by claiming the Zeo Rangers are evil.

    The Rangers manage to convince Auric, after a decisive battle, that they are the good guys, but in another part of the world, the lives of Tanya's parents hang in the balance on Mysterio Island...

    b: 25-Oct-1996 pc: 417 w: Jackie Marchand d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Debut of Auric The Conquerer, a Ninjor-like giant robotic-appearing alien who assists the Zeo Rangers in battle.
  • First (and last) time Aisha has been mentioned since "Hogday Afternoon (2)".
  • This episode takes place within a week of 'A Golden Homecoming' (Ref: Detective Stone comment on his old car)
    • 193. The Ranger Who Came in from the Gold
    gs: Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Walter Lang (Louie Kaboom (voice))

    While searching for gold items for Kat & Tanya's ballet about King Midas, Bulk & Skull discover the Midas Hound, a device of the Machine Empire with the ability to turn anything... and eventually everything... into gold!

    This includes Jason, who becomes the literal 24-karat gold Ranger! Midas Hound grows into a monster, and it'll take the return of Pyramidas to assist in putting this dog down.

    b: 31-Oct-1996 pc: 418 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Douglas Sloan
    194. The Joke's on Blue
    gs: Brian Stemmler (Humphrey) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Walter Lang (Louie Kaboom (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    Prince Gasket, the eldest son of King Mondo, and his love Archerina, return to the Machine Empire after an estranged absense, they are disgusted that Louie Kaboom has taken control of the Empire's throne and punishes him by putting him under a love spell using Archerina's arrows.

    Meanwhile, Angel Grove High comes under atack from a mysterious practical joker, and it falls to Bulk and Skull to sniff out the culprit

    b: 05-Nov-1996 pc: 419 w: Jim Suave , Colleen White d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: First appearances of Prince Gasket and Archerina, the elder son and daughter-in-law of King Mondo, respectively.
  • Final appearance of Louie Kaboom, whose control of the M.E. is usurped by Prince Gasket.
  • Doug Sloan, writer, director, and executive producer for many Power Rangers seasons, adds another acting credential to his list of accomplisments, providing the voice for Prince Gasket
  • First appearance of the Super Zeo Ultrazord, a combination of the Super Zeo Megazord, Red Battlezord and Pyramidas, although the zord would still be known as just the Zeo Ultrazord.
    • 195. Where in the World is Zeo Ranger 5?
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice))

    Determined to prove to himself that he can take control of the Machine Empire in his father's place, Prince Gasket captures Tommy as he is out on his wave-rider. Following this, Gasket then unleashes the Cruel Chrome to keep the Rangers busy, the Rangers, even without a leader, are able to rally against this monster and defeat him.

    Back at the Power Chamber, Zordon manages to locate Tommy's brain wave patterns, but they are being altered by some mysterious force, in an unknown location, Tommy fights for his very sanity...

    b: 06-Nov-1996 pc: 420 w: Stewart St. John d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: This is actually the unofficial prequel of the following Two-Part "King for a Day" story
  • Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode.
  • Reportedly, the beach scenes were filmed on June 29th, 1996.
    • 196. King for a Day (1)
    gs: Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Koichi Sakamoto (Tritor) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    Inside the Power Chamber, Tommy is visited by an army of Cogs and the taunting figure of the White Ranger, this turrns out to be a battle within Tommy's mind, struggling to free itself from Prince Gasket's "Brain Drain", which will bend all of Tommy's thoughts to his will. Back in Angel Grove, Bulk and Skull brag on having seen a vision of Zeo Ranger Five at the Angel Grove Lake, the crowd don't beleive them, but the Rangers, who are searching for Tommy, are intrigued, and check things out.

    Meanwhile, the amnesia-struck Tommy finds himself inside a giant Machine arena, where Prince Gasket tells him that he is the leader of the Machine Empire, scourge of all that is evil, and shows him "evidence" of how evil the Power Rangers are, Tommy, completly blinded to the truth, agrees that the Rangers must be wiped out. Jason and Katherine investigate the strange vision at the lake, but Jason is suddenly pulled into the vision,which is revealed to be a portal, and he is soon inside the Machine arena, it is not long before Bulk and Skull find themselves in the same situation when they return to investigate what they saw earlier further.

    Jason takes on a Machine monster that has copied all of Tommy's abilitys, and wins, but Tommy then decides to take on Jason himself. With no Ranger to help him, Jason finds himself facing off against his old freind in what could be a deadly conflict...

    b: 07-Nov-1996 pc: 421 w: Al Winchell d: Isaac Florentine , Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: The White Mighty Morphin' Ranger appears in-action for the first time since "Rangers In Reverse" during Tommy's strange dream, and will next be seen in-action, again in Tommy's head, in PRDT's "Fighting Spirit."
  • Among the crowd of monsters in the Machine Arena: Video Vulture, Mean Screen, Brick Bully (second form), Silo, See Monster, Cruel Chrome, Sinister Simian, Main Drain, Vampirus, Dischordia, Globbor (Aquitian Ranger head), Centiback, Defoliator, Admiral Abominator, Octophantom, Soccadillo, Punchabunch, Tough Tusks, Fortissimodo, Guggenheimer, Lanterra, Hate Master, Wrecking Ball, Miss Chief, Oysterizer, Marvo the Meanie, Maceface, Bratboy, Stenchy, and Artistmole.
  • The crowd also featured an unnamed umbrella fish monster, and unnamed black and white leathered female monster. The unnamed monsters from "Alien Rangers of Aquitar (1)" (White swirly monster, large blue stitched monster, clown dog monster, and furry tiki-masked monster) also appear, as well as the briefly seen "dress" form of Dischordia.
    • 197. King for a Day (2)
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Koichi Sakamoto (Tritor) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    Tommy, under the control of the Machine Empire, takes the fight to a reluctant Jason, convinced he is evil, Jason's attempts to snap Tommy from the mind control requires all the Rangers to appeal to his human spirit, eventually, their efforts pay off when they unmorph in front of him one by one.

    Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull team with an alien prisoner to escape thier cell and overtake the Machine forces, unfortuantly, their heroism goes unrewarded and met with laughter when they return to Earth, the Teens, feeling sorry for them, tell the two that they beleive them,

    b: 08-Nov-1996 pc: 422 w: Al Winchell d: Isaac Florentine , Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Final original performance by David Yost as Billy, though he will remain credited for the role for the rest of PRZ.
    198. A Brief Mystery of Time
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    Tommy begins to revisit past events of his day in a continuous loop (thanks to his recent brain-tampering), and with each cycle he becomes more aware of a plot by The Machine Empire using a device called Chronosapios, guarded by Protectron, to give them enough time to mass a fleet of Quadrafighters against the city.

    b: 11-Nov-1996 pc: 423 w: Steven Melching , Charlotte Fullerton d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode.
  • This episode is Miss Appleby's only Power Rangers Zeo appearance.
    • 199. A Mystery to Me
    gs: Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) David Lodge (Auric, the Conqueror (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    The Ranger teens are embroiled in a who-dun-it mystery of Det. Stone's, which turns all too real when the Machine Empire begins to imprison the Rangers out of the way while Archerina duels with Kat! Also appearing are the Nuklifier, and good old Auric.

    b: 14-Nov-1996 pc: 424 w: Jackie Marchand d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode.
    200. Another Song and Dance
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    Tommy undergoes singing lessons with Tanya, but interference from the Machine Empire results in the two Rangers being infected with a condition which prevents them from saying anything without bursting into a singing voice.

    As Tommy and Tanya learn to deal with this disturbing, yet comical, situation, Gasket assembles an attack on Angel Grove with the Mechaterpillar monster, and the Zeo Rangers are kept even more busy when the Zeo Zord Hanging Bay is compromised...

    b: 15-Nov-1996 pc: 426 w: Brett D. Born d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode.
    201. Rangers of Two Worlds (1)
    gs: Rajia Baroudi (Delphine) Karim Prince (Cestro) David Bacon (Aurico) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    The Rangers face a time crisis when the consequences of Billy's use of his age acclerator finally catches up with him, turning him into an old man, aging with every hour. The Aquitian Rangers from Planet Aquitar are brought in to help with techniques on which to help Billy, but none succeed

    Meanwhile, Katherine's rather crude looking custom made purse is accidently transformed into the Impursonator monster after a misfire from Rita's staff by Rito, ironically, Impursonator ends up becoming one of the Ranger's most formidable adversaries, able to absorb every piece of firepower thrown at it, even from the Zeo Ultrazord, the Rangers are forced to retreat.

    King Mondo, jealous of Rita and Zedd's monster, send it to a far-off planet, Mondo then reveals that his Cog-Changer monster was able to place inside the Zeo Megazord a special cog wheel that will grant him control of the Megazord, Mondo chooses to use the Zeo Megazord against the Rangers at the same time Billy enters the Zord to repair some minor damage to it, the Rangers are helpless as the Zeo Megazord goes haywire and exits the Power Chamber, taking Billy with it...

    b: 20-Nov-1996 pc: 427 w: Mark Litton d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: Old Billy is played by a different actor than David Yost. The "young Billy" footage is recycled from "The Shooting Star", due to his having a falling out with the production staff.
  • Includes flashbacks to "Rangers In Reverse" and "Climb Every Fountain."
    • 202. Rangers of Two Worlds (2)
    gs: Rajia Baroudi (Delphine (White Aquitar Ranger)) Karim Prince (Cestro (Blue Aquitar Ranger)) David Bacon (Aurico (Red Aquitar Ranger)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) David Lodge (Auric, the Conqueror (voice))

    The Zeo Rangers pursue the maveric Zeo Megazord in the Super Zeo Megazord, meanwhile, Finster is able to locate the Impursonator and sends it back to Earth, where it immediatly infiltrates and takes control of the Super Zeo Megazord, Cog Changer, in the cockpit of the Zeo Megazord, soon comes to blows with Impursonator, and the two Zords do battle, threating all of Angel Grove.

    Katherine comes up with a strategy to take back both Megazords, Tommy, Adam, and Rocky lure Impursonator out of the Supoer Zeo Megazord, and Katherine and Tanya take out the cog controlling the Zeo Megazord, they then oust Cog-Changer from the Megazord cockpit. Rita pulls Impursonator out of battle and berates her for not putting a dent in the Rangers, with both Zords back under thier control, the Rangers turn back to the problem of Billy's aging, but both opposing evil factions prepare a counter strike...

    b: 21-Nov-1996 pc: 428 w: Mark Litton d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: This marks a first of a tradition for the series, two differently-powered teams of Power Rangers joining forces in battle (this being "POWER RANGERS ZEO" meeting the "MIGHTY MORPHIN' ALIEN RANGERS").
  • Billy is played by a different actor than David Yost in this episode. His "transmission from Aquitar" is recycled footage from "Mean Screen", static-ed up, and dubbed by someone else. This is Billy's final appearance, his character moves to Aquitar and is never seen again.
  • Tideus (Yellow Aquitar Ranger) and Corcus (Black Aquitar Ranger) appear, morphed only, and voiced by uncredited actors, differing from their original MMAR actors, who appear only in the recycled footage of the brief morphing sequences.
  • Aurico will return in PRWF's "Forever Red", though played by a different actor.
  • Final appearance of Auric The Conquerer.
    • 203. Hawaii Zeo
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Douglas Sloan (Prince Gasket (voice)) Melora Harte (Archerina (voice))

    Tommy & Kat prepare to double-date with Jason and Emily at a Hawaiian luau at Ernie's Beach Club, only to have it interrupted by Cogs. And if that wasn't bad enough, Prince Gasket and Archerina make themselves big to crush Angel Grove.

    The Rangers defeat Gasket and Archerina with the Super Zeo Ultrazord and force them to flee, when King Mondo arrives to personally deal with Gasket, he and Archerina depart the Earth.

    b: 22-Nov-1996 pc: 429 w: Al Winchell d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Final appearances of Prince Gasket and Archerina.
  • Final appearances of the Super Zeo Megazord and Zeo Ultrazord.
    • 204. Good as Gold
    gs: Lesley Tesh (Emily) Brad Hawkins (Trey (voices)) Ted DiFilippo (Trey of Courage) Tim DiFilippo (Trey of Heart) Tom DiFilippo (Trey of Wisdom) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice))

    Jason begins to lose control of the Gold Ranger Powers. At the beginning of the episode Jason is fighting Cogs & Tengas when he demorphs then remorphs again, the other rangers are in the Juice Bar when Jason runs in and then collaspes to the floor. The Rangers race to his side and Ernie offers to call an ambulance. The Rangers take Jason to the Power Chamber where they find out Jason is losing his Powers as well as his life force.

    They have to contact Trey fast and get the Powers transfered or Jason'll die. This leads to a battle between Giant Zeo Rangers, and giant King Mondo with equally huge Cogs! At the end Jason gives the Powers back to Trey and walks off into the sunset with Emily. Also, Bulk & Skull are offered a mission as secret agents in France, which doesn't sit too well with Det. Stone, whose detective agency is dangerously low on business. And rounding things up, the Machine Empire vs Rita, Zedd & their gang rivalry heads up to an explosive conclusion!

    b: 23-Nov-1996 pc: 430 w: Douglas Sloan d: Vickie Bronaugh

    NOTE: Final episode of POWER RANGERS ZEO, though the Christmas episode would be the final broadcasted episode.
  • Rocky (Steve Cardenas) does not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Jason (Austin St. John) departs the series again with this episode, though will return for the Turbo Movie. With his departure, the show officially says goodbye to its last "Original Series Casting" main-cast Ranger.
  • Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd depart the series with this episode, though will make a cameo in the Turbo Movie and reappear a few times in Power Rangers In Space
  • King Mondo and Queen Machina depart the series with this episode, though will reappear a few times in Power Rangers In Space.
  • Final appearance of Rito Revolto, due to his costume falling apart beyond repair between seasons.
  • Goldar speaks for the final time, though he will appear again without a voice, in PRiS' "From Out Of Nowhere, Part I" and "Countdown To Destruction, Part 1." Finster will also appear next, nonspeaking, in "Countdown To Destruction, Part 1."
  • The Pink Zeo Ranger would next appear in "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie", and Red Zeo Ranger in PRWF's "Forever Red" (and within Tommy's mind in PRDT's "Fighting Spirit"), but aside from those two, no other Zeo Ranger power would ever be seen in action ever again.
  • The final time the "Private Eyes Have It" detective agency appears. The next time Jerome Stone, Bulk, and Skull appear in the Turbo Movie, they're all back to working with the Junior Police Patrol, without much of a resolution to the "French Spies" plot.
  • The Gold Ranger (now Trey again) will next be seen in PRiS' "Countdown To Destruction" parts 1 & 2.
    • 205. A Season to Remember
    gs: David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Alex Borstein (Queen Machina (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Orbus (voice)) Darren Press (Raymond)

    Sometime in the future, an elderly Tommy, with his wife Kat nearby, tells his young grandson of a time when the Machine Empire created a means of causing the Rangers to become intolerant of each other's religious preference for the season of giving...

    b: 27-Nov-1996 pc: 425 w: Jackie Marchand d: Robert Radler

    NOTE: Final originally-broadcasted episode of POWER RANGERS ZEO, due to being held back to debut closer to the Holiday season.
  • Tommy's Elder Grandson could be a Power Ranger, since he has to leave his younger brother in the care of his grand-parents to answer a summons from his Zordon-Era style wrist Communicator.
  • Billy (David Yost) does not appear in this episode, though is credited (and Billy is said to be at a Family Reunion).
  • The production of the episode, and storyline within the flashback, place this as taking place sometime following "The Power Of Gold", but before "Revelations Of Gold" (hence Rito & Goldar working for Bulk & Skull, but no Jason in the ep). It was originally scheduled to be a Video-Exclusive, on a VHS entitled "'TIS THE SEASON TO BE ZEO", but it was never produced.
  • None of the Rangers appear morphed in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers: "Holiday Special" VHS.
    • Feature Movie

    Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
    gs: Ed Neil (Referee/Lord Zedd) Jon Simanton (Lerigot) Walter Lang (Lerigot (voice)) Winston Richard (Zordon) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Danny Payte (Yara) J.B. Levine (Yara/ Bethal (voices)) Michael Deak (Maligore) Kai Doi (Warrior 1) Gregg Collins (Warrior 2) Scott Fisher (Coach Daniels) Hiroshi Maeda (Turbo Megazord) Jahul G. Sabbash (Announcer) Brad Orchard (Announcer (voice)) Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice))

    The Rangers shift into Turbo to prevent the space pirate Divatox from marrying Maligore, a being of destructive capability, and ensuring her dominance of the universe

    b: 28-Mar-1997 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: David Winning , Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Unlike the first Power Rangers Movie, this one is set in the actual P.R timeline, and the events in the film take place between the last episode of "POWER RANGERS ZEO" and the first episode of "POWER RANGERS TURBO".
  • U.S, Theatrical Release Date: 3/28/97
  • Domestic Gross: 8.1 million
  • Further deleted scenes: Katherine uses a flame-thrower against a snake in the jungle, and Adam rescues a Mermaid.
  • Jason will return in PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • This makes Adam and Tommy the only two people to be Rangers in Both movies. Adam as Black and Green, Tommy as White and Red. While Kimberly & Rocky appeared as Rangers in the first movie, but not in second.
  • The Power Chamber has seen some re-fitting... mostly because the Rangers have returned to surface level, as is proven in "Chase into Space (1)."
  • Richard Genelle makes his final appearance as Ernie, owner of the Angel Grove Youth Center, having been with the series since it began. He won't be written out until PRT's "Shadow Rangers."
  • What happened to Bulk & Skull's trip to France to become secret agents? Where is Jerome Stone's detective agency they once worked at? It's all explained away with the restored-to-rank Lt. Stone's claim of how hard it was for him to get them their jobs back at the Junior Police Patrol. This massive step back for the characters will only last until PRT's "Shift Into Turbo (2)".
  • Rocky (Steve Cardenas) ends his time as a Power Ranger here, thanks to a back injury. Though he'll recover (and presumably may have the ability to utilize the Zeo Powers), and will be on the first three episodes of PRT, he doesn't morph in this film, or ever again.
  • Justin (Blake Foster) joins the cast as the Blue Turbo Ranger, with this film, and will continue on in PRT.
  • From now on, the Rangers will no longer say "It's Morphin' Time" before morphing, which they have done since they first got their powers 4 years earlier.
  • This is the first time that someone other than a ranger is seen in the Megazord cockpit: Bulk, Skull, Jason, & Kim during the credits.
  • Katherine to the only one in this movie to morph with the Zeo Powers, or at least attempt to.
    • Season 5 : Power Rangers Turbo

    206. Shift into Turbo (1)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Adam, Tanya, and Kat are graduating from Angel Grove High and bringing Rocky up to speed on their adventure on Muranthius, whilst Tommy, having picked up his diploma early, has taken to the race track to try out his new desrie to drive fast cars.

    Meanwhile Divatox is back and she's out for revenge on the rangers for ruining her wedding plans with Maligore, she sends Elgar to the Angel Grove Power Plant to plant one of her devastating detonators.

    Elgar transforms Bulk and Skull into chimps when the two doofuses confront him, and he soon runs into Justin, but Divatox's nephew summons an army of Piranatrons to take out the seemingly alone and outmatched Blue Turbo Ranger...

    b: 19-Apr-1997 pc: 431 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS TURBO begins with this episode. It follows directly from the events in "TURBO: A POWER RANGERS MOVIE".
  • Carol Hoyt (who also plays Dimitria) takes over as Divatox from Hilary Shepard Turner, who was pregnant at the time and unavailable. Turner returns later in the series. Both actresses play Divatox very differently. Hoyt plays her evil and calculating whilst Turner plays her as a bit of a loon. Carol Hoyt, technically, played Divatox publically first, during a set of "hosting" bumpers in Fox Kids' "Weird Week" during the middle of February 1997.
  • Clips from "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie" dominate five minutes of the episode as the Rangers recall thier adventure to the departing Rocky, the full version of the "Power Rangers Turbo" theme is heard as the clips are presented
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy), de-evolved in the Turbo Movie into Junior Police Patrol officers again, are de-evolved more literally here, turned into chimps starting with this episode. They would provide voices-only on the show until "Stitch Witchery", when they were returned to normal.
  • First P.R season to premeire in Britain under ITV's jurisdiction, having split from GMTV the previous year to make room for constant re-runs of Disney cartoons, the series would not return to GMTV until it was bought by Disney
    • 207. Shift into Turbo (2)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Walter Lang (Lerigot (voice))

    Whilst Justin fights on his own against an army of Piranatrons at the Power Plant, Divatox attacks Adam, Tanya, and Katherine who are on thier way to their Graduation Ceromony.

    The teens foil the sneak attack and send the Piranatrons packing, reuniting with Tommy and Justin, they save the Power Plant by using the Turbo R.A.M (Mark I) to carry the detonator out of harms' way as it activates. Meanwhile, Divatox discovers a wormhole has opened up in Space...a wormhole that leads directly to Eltar

    b: 26-Apr-1997 pc: 432 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: The Skull chimp (voice of Jason Narvy) does not speak in this episode.
  • Final time (for good, this time around) that Lt. Stone appears as a lieutenant for the Angel Grove Junior Police Patrol.
    • 208. Shift into Turbo (3)
    gs: Steve Cardenas (Rocky DeSantos) Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Amphibitor (voice)) Walter Lang (Lerigot (voice))

    Justin is admitted into Angel Grove High as a result of his amazing test results, meanwhile, Zordon summons The Rangers to the Power Chamber, and explains that Lerigot has returned to free Zordon and return him to his home world of Eltar, and Alpha is going with him.

    Before the Rangers can say goodbye to their mentor, Divatox launches a mobilised assault on Angel Grove, the Rangers quickly repel the attack with the Turbo Zords, after a rough combination sequence, the Rangers form the Turbo Megazord and send Elgar and his troops screaming back to "Auntie D"

    The Rangers return to the Power Chamber, where they quickly say goodbye to Zordon as Lerigot teleports both him and Alpha through the wormhole that will take them home, but they learn that the attack from Divatox was but a distraction, to allow the Amphibitor monster to activate a device that will seal the wormhole, with Zordon and Alpha inside, effectivly snuffing them out

    b: 30-Apr-1997 pc: 441 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: This episode marks Bob Manahan's final regular-appearance as the voice of Zordon, as well as Richard Steven Horvitz's final regular-appearance as Alpha 5. Both would return for a guest-appearance in "Passing The Torch (2)", while Bob Manahan would have a semi-recurring role as Zordon in "Power Rangers In Space"
  • Lt. Stone (Gregg Bullock), the Bulk chimp (voice of Paul Schrier) and the Skull chimp (voice of Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode.
  • Zordon is freed from his 10,000-year-long-imprisonment in the Time Warp with this episode.
  • Note that there are major diferences in the cockpit of the Turbo Megazord from this point on from the movie. The most probable explinations are upgrades, or even two Turbo Megazords, one having been a temporary version for the trip to the Nemesis Triangle. It would certainly explain the difficulty the Rangers have in piloting the Zords after handling them with ease before, and why the smaller version of Red Lightning only appeared once in the series. It also explains later goofs involving the Turbo Zord Holding Bay.
  • Debut of Dimitria and Alpha 6.
  • This episode is also the last for Rocky (Steve Cardenas). He ends his run on the show more or less how he began: a powerless hanger-on.
    • 209. Shadow Rangers
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    In this episode, Divatox hires a monster, Chromite, who absorbs the ranger's powers when they morph, save Tommy, who must figure out how to save his friends, but finds that Dimitria is no help to him at first. She and Zordon's methods are very different--Zordon was straightforward, wheras Dimitria speaks in riddles. Tommy eventually catches on and saves his friends, then a Ranger battle and a VERY unorthodozed way of using the Turbo Megazord later, Chromite is destroyed.

    b: 01-May-1997 pc: 433 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Gregg Bullock) is revealed to no longer be a member of the Angel Grove Police Department, having taken over the Youth Center & Juice Bar from Ernie, who is said to have "went to the Amazon to build a bridge in the Peace Corps."
  • Chromite monster is a grey version of General Havoc's own footsoliders, which will later be shown in "The Darkest Day."
    • 210. Transmission Impossible
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Arriving from the Planet Inquiris to deliver a message of great importance to Dimitira, the alien Visceron is brought down by Divatox, when he refuses to talk, she meddles with his mind and turns him against the Turbo Rangers

    b: 02-May-1997 pc: 435 w: Rafael Antonio Oliver , Barbara A. Oliver d: Al Winchell

    NOTE: Viseron's big news, that Dimitria has a long-lost twin sister, was originally intended to be a running sub-plot for this season, with the result being Divatox was this missing sibling. But it was quickly dropped. The only real hint at any resolution is in "Countdown To Destruction (2)", where Divatox, after the Zordon-Wave, appears in Dimitria-style attire.
    211. Rally Ranger
    gs: Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Justin faces a cruel bully in a soapbox-car derby. Porto, feeling dejected, strikes out on his own.

    b: 05-May-1997 pc: 436 w: Jackie Marchand d: Al Winchell

    NOTE: That shark that Elgar was fighting off through the porthole was the Slippery Shark monster from the MMPR series. The monster's name was also the name of the racer in this episode.
    212. Built for Speed
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Members of Adam's 1950s stunt show take their characters too seriously, and prepare to have a drag race. The Rangers face the Demon Racer monster.

    b: 06-May-1997 pc: 437 w: Ralph Soll d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: The boy who plays the character Robert will return in "The Rival Rangers", playing new kid at school Bobby.
    213. Bicycle Built for the Blues
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Michael Cunningham (Doug Stewart) Ed Neil (Cemented Man) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Justin's birthday has arrived, but as excited as he is, his friends seem to have forgotten (when in actuality, they are preparing him a surprise party!). Justin leaves the garage where he was helping him repair a car and notices a bike left for him. Glad someone remembered his birthday, Justin gets on--and realizes that the bike has a mind of its own. It won't let him control it, won't let him get off it, and worse, there's a detonator attatched to it! The rangers follow after Justin, but are halted by Divatox's newest monster. Tommy is able to save Justin with the miniature version of the Red Lightning zord, and Justin morphs to help destroy the Big Burpa monster. And, of course, the surprise party is revealed.

    b: 07-May-1997 pc: 442 w: Shell Danielson d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: This marks the first and only appearance on the show of the car-sized version of the Red Lightning Turbozord, which had previously been used for the Turbo Movie.
    214. The Whole Lie
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Struck by a ray, Justin is forced to always lie. And with each lie, another Pirahantron appears nearby! He must find a way to say the truth to break the spell, in time to aid his teammates against the Mouth Piece monster.

    b: 08-May-1997 pc: 434 w: Mark Litton d: Al Winchell

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank) does not appear in this episode unmorphed, aside from recycled racing footage from "Shift Into Turbo."
    215. Glyph Hanger
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Lesley Tesh (Emily) John McGee (Mr. Peabody) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) John Hyke (Pharaoh (voice))

    Divatox's former fiance, Pharaoh, comes to town. His magical staff falls into Adam's hands, when he believes it to be a prop at his Egpytian stunt-show. It begins turning every sign nearby into heiroglypics!

    b: 10-May-1997 pc: 438 w: Steven J. Weller d: Paul Schrier

    NOTE: Final appearance of Emily, Juice Bar employee and one-time love interest of Gold Ranger Jason.
    216. Weight and See
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Kat becomes self-conscious about her weight when trying out for a ballet. The Numbor monster uses his gravity-distorting powers to make her weightless! It'll take an acceptance of herself to get her feet back on the ground to aid her teammates in defeating him.

    b: 12-May-1997 pc: 439 w: Peter Elwell d: Paul Schrier
    217. Alarmed and Dangerous
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Royce Herron (Ms. Appleby) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Justin finds himself caught between a rock and hardplace when he squeals on two bullies who pull a fire alarm falsely, and their targeting of him nearly leads to his using his powers in front of them! Meanwhile, Divatox plots another detonator on a fire engine.

    b: 13-May-1997 pc: 440 w: Brett D. Born d: Paul Schrier

    NOTE: Final appearance of Ms. Appleby, long-time high school teacher to the Power Rangers since season 1. Royce Herron was NEVER credited for her role, sadly.
    218. The Millennium Message
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice))

    Blue Senturion, an intergalactic law enforcement robot from another galaxy, comes to Angel Grove with a message from the future. Divatox learns what's on the message, that she, Rita & Zedd, and the Machine Empire will one day team-up to attack Earth, only to be foiled by a group of heroes. She manages to turn Blue Senturion against the Rangers temporarily, before he joins forces with them. The message is corrupted, so the Rangers are unable to view just who the heroes are. Without a way to get off the planet, Blue Senturion remains in town with his Robo Racer zord.

    b: 17-May-1997 pc: 443 w: Mark Litton d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: This episode serves as the prelude to "Countdown to Destruction", which would air in the following season
  • The Millennium Message shows King Mondo, Queen Machina, Divatox, Lord Zedd, and Rita Repulsa, amid building destruction footage.
  • Introduction of the Blue Senturion, and his Robo-Racer Zord.
  • Alpha 6 teleports in a manner reminiscent of how Space Aliens materialise and dematerialise, unlike Alpha 5 who teleported like the rangers
    • 219. A Drive to Win
    gs: Tracy Lynn Cruz (Ashley Hammond) Roger Velasco (Carlos Valerte) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Tom Wyner (Electrovolt (voice))

    On the soccer field, a practice game is being played. Carlos is scoring often, but refuses to give anyone else a try. Adam(coach of Carlos's soccer team) calls Carlos over and tells him to pass the ball to Barry. Carlos objects, but Adam insists that everyone should be given a chance to play. Meanwhile, Ashley is making the cheerleading squad practiceand unbeknownst to anyone, Divatox is watching them.

    On the field the soccer ball is passed to Barry and before he can get a chance to kick, Carlos comes from behind and kicks the ball and scores. After the game, Adam tries again to get Carlos to use teamwork, but he won't do it.

    Out of nowhere Tommy is thrown onto a mat. Kat helps him up and Tanya throws him back down. They alternatly keep doing this while talking about Adam's upcoming soccer game the next day against Stone Canyon. Upon hearing this, Bulk and Skull(as chimps) plan on how they can get people to realize that they are Bulk and Skull.

    In her sub, Divatox sends some Piranatron to attack the soccer game. Carlos is still hogging the ball and kicks the ball toward the goal. Before it can enter, a Piranatron jumps out of nowhere and kicks the ball away. While the goalie runs away, five more materialize next to the first and another on top of the cheerleader pyramid. As Adam battles them everyone except Ashley and Carlos run off. Adam fights most of them while Ashley and Carlos mostly throw stuff at them until they leave.

    Afterwards, Adam suggests the two head home in case they come back. Adam then contacts Alpha and has everyone meet at the Command Center. Meanwhile, Carlos is walking Ashley home. Ashley questions why he is walking her home and he tells her he needed an excuse to talk to her. At the Command Center everyone but Tommy decides to go to the game tomorrow in case of another attack. Tommy has to practice racecar driving. On the sub Porto introduces Divatox to Electravolt.( a monster that generates and uses electricity as a weapon)

    At the game Kat, Tanya, and Justin are hopeing that Divatox doesn't ruin the game for Adam. Justin reveals he brought a scouter just in case as the Angel Grove team comes onto the field. Behind the scoreboard, a Piranha tron places a bomb inside the scoreboard. In the sub Divatox reveals that when Angel Grove scores four goals the bomb will go off and sends Elgar and Electravolt to the quarry to lure the rangers away from the game. At the game Carlos quickly scores three goals. During a break he asks what Ashley thinks of the games so far. She tells him that she isn't impressed with him hogging the ball. The rangers are alerted to the situation and they take Adam away from the game. Before the rangers show up Electravolt uses his powers to create two dirt bikes.

    When the rangers get there, they are immediately overpowered by the evil duo. Even when the Blue Senturian shows up they continue to be overpowered until Adam jumps on Elgar and taking him off the bike and then throwing Electravolt from his bike. Electravolt absorbs the bikes and grows to giant size. The Blue Senturian immediately calls for his vehicle and engages the monster, but is overpowered until the Turbo Megazord charges at the monster and does the spin out. Blue Senturian then blast the monster, thus ending the battle.

    Back at the field, Justin is now able to hear his scouter. Kat, Tanya, and Justin go to the scoreboard and Justin reaches inside for the bomb. Meanwhile Carlos is charging up the field for the fourth shot, but passes the ball to Barry, who scores the fourth goal just as Justin gets the bomb and deactivates it. With the game won, Barry is carried on his team mates shoulders while Carlos looks kinda dissappointed. Adam congratulates Carlos on learning to work with the team and Ashley asks if he'll walk her home again so she'll have an excuse to talk to him.

    b: 19-May-1997 pc: 444 w: Jackie Marchand d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Gregg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of Ashley and Carlos, who will become major characters in a short while.
    • 220. Cars Attacks
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Peter Greenwood (Wolfgang Amadeus Griller (voice))

    Jenny Hunter, Lt. Stone's niece, comes to town with a chip on her shoulder. She competes with Kat for a spot in a London Dance Academy. Oh, and Wolfgang von Griller orchestrates vehicles all over Angel Grove to fly around and attack the Rangers.

    b: 20-May-1997 pc: 445 w: Douglas Sloan d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Emily, Juice Bar employee and former love interest to Gold Ranger Jason, gets written out at last (she was last see in "Glyph Hanger"), by Lt. Stone saying she moved away to take care of her ailing grandmother.
    221. Honey, I Shrunk the Rangers (1)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Tracy Lynn Cruz (Ashley Hammond) Roger Velasco (Carlos Valerte) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    The Shrinkasect monster bugs our heroes, specifically sending Blue Senturion on rampage when he gets inside his head. Eventually, the Rangers, sans Justin, are shrunk to the size of bugs, and brought to Divatox's subcraft.

    b: 21-May-1997 pc: 446 w: Shell Danielson d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: The second PR Summer cliffhanger, as this was treated as the 4th season finale by Fox Kids.
    222. Honey, I Shrunk the Rangers (2)
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    The Rangers escape Divatox and flee into the ducts of the Subcraft, desperatly trying to find a way to reverse the effects of thier mutations befofe they transform into insects completly.

    Tommy hits on the idea of using Divatox's growth missles, but can the Rangers find them before they are caught and crushed either on purpose or by accident by the giants that wander the sub-craft?

    b: 09-Sep-1997 pc: 501 w: Shell Danielson d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank), Kat (Catherine Sutherland), Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch), and Tanya (Nakia Burrise) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Bulk & Skull are de-chimped, but become invisible instead. They'll next appear in "Stitch Witchery".
  • Was considered by Fox Kids to be the 5th season premiere, due to their inability to recognize PR's new seasonal start of February.
  • This was origionally going to be a season 2 episode.
    • 223. Passing the Torch (1)
    gs: Patricia Ja Lee (Cassie Chan) Selwyn Ward (TJ Johnson) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice))

    Divatox is visited by her Mama D, and she is not happy with her daughter's efforts in attempting to get rid of the Turbo Rangers. S suggests to Divatox that she strike at the very heart of the Rangers, and eliminate it, in other words: takes out the leader, which means a certain Tommy Oliver is now on Divatox's "most wanted" list

    Tommy himself is taking Katherine to meet up with the other Rangers in the woods where they are preapring a camping holiday, a few miles behind them, the next generation of the Red and Pink Power Rangers prepare to reveal themselves as a Coach makes it's way to Angel Grove. A young girl called Cassie is listening (and singing along) to some god awful music..I mean, good music, when she is interrupted by a young black man called T.J, who informs her that her singing is casuing many to jump out of the coach...I mean, get irritated. Cassie apologises, saying she does that a lot, they introduce themsevles to one another.

    Divatox unleashes a small group of Pirantrons on the beach, and tell her to wait her command, the troops then board Divacycles and pursue Tommy and Kat's truck.

    b: 10-Sep-1997 pc: 502 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Gregg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of T.J. and Cassie.
    • 224. Passing the Torch (2)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Bob Manahan (Zordon (voice)) Richard Steven Horvitz (Alpha 5 (voice))

    The Rangers under attack from Flamite shift into Turbo to fight the creature, who hopes their coustumes are flame proof. The Rangers use thier Turbo weapons, but they only add fuel to the...fire...er, anyway, Adam uses a bucket of water to douse Flamite, but he escapes before the Rangers can destroy him. Having been contacted earlier by Alpha on Tommy and Katherine's ambush, they race to the scene, and help Katherine, T.J and Cassie defeat the remaining Piranatrons.

    Katherine confirms that Tommy was captured, and the other Rangers leave to find thier leader, they thank T.J and Cassie for their help. Meanwhile, the captured Tommy, strung up by his arms and hanging from a rope attatched to the ceiling, is being mocked by Divatox, who, at the suggestion of Mama D, activates the Vortex of Eternal Doom and Sorrow with an evil spell, the Vortex will swallow Tommy completly when his ropes, now smearedwith peanut butter, are devoured by a tiny Rat.

    The Rangers, at the Power Chamber, are faced with a bigger problem, Flamite has reached Angel Grove, and he's been made huge by Divatox, the urgency of the Ranger's success in this battle is represetned by a golden hour glass, the sands of time are falling, and it won't be long before they run out.

    b: 11-Sep-1997 pc: 503 w: Shuki Levy , Shell Danielson d: Shuki Levy

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank), Kat (Catherine Sutherland), Adam (Johnny Yong Bosch), and Tanya (Nakia Burrise) depart the series with this episode. Adam will return in PRiS' "Always A Chance", and Tommy will first return in PRWF's "Forever Red", followed by a resumation of starring in the show with PRDT's "Day Of The Dino (1)".
  • Ashley (Tracy Lynn Cruz), Cassie (Patricia Ja Lee), Carlos (Roger Velasco) and TJ (Selwyn Ward) become the new Turbo Rangers, though won't be added to the opening credits until the following episode.
    • 225. Stitch Witchery
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Ashley is excited when she gets a job working with a fashion designer unaware that the designer, Delisha Enevil, is a monster of Divatox's, who has put something in her desigend clothes which makes anyone or anything that wears them to become greedy. That includes Blue Senturion and Robo Racer!

    b: 12-Sep-1997 pc: 504 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) become visible again, and return to the show full-time.
  • Ashley (Tracy Lynn Cruz), Cassie (Patricia Ja Lee), Carlos (Roger Velasco) and TJ (Selwyn Ward) are added to the opening credits with this episode.
    • 226. The Wheel of Fate
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Steve Kramer (Dreadfeather (voice))

    Elgar brings Divatox a treasure chest from a previous raid, the chest, aside from contianing various gold trinkets, also provides Divatox with a map detailing the location of the two most powerful veichles in the universe: The Lightning Cruiser and the Storm Blaster.

    Divatox sends Dreadfeather to find the veichles, he flies to the galaxy where they are situated but can't find any trace of them, until he rests on a narby asteroid, which suddenly breaks away to reveal the two veichles, who immediatly head for Earth, the two viechels arrive in Angel Grove and are immediatly encountered by Dreadfeather and Elgar with the Piranatrons, they are able to shake off the forces and flee, and come across T.J and Justin.

    Elgar and Dreadfeather catches up with th veichels, T.J and Justin battle the Pirantrons, but Dreadfeather is able to capture Storm Blaster, not to mention Justin, when he throws a fairly big net, Elgar flees with the captured Justin and Storm Blaster, leaving T.J with the Lightning Cruiser, who is'nt exactly Zordon when the bell rings, and refuses to give T.J answers, or a ride, to his captive buddy. T.J forces his way into the car, but is still unable to control it, and it ends up activating it's flght mode and takes to the air, on the trail of Storm Blaster.

    T.J shifts into Turbo, and allows the Lightning Cruiser's detectors to locate Justin and thew Storm Blaster at a Warehouse district, the remaining Turbo Rangers also arrive to help, eventually, they succeed, even Dreadfeather's use of a new veichle given to him by Divatox and a force of Motorcycle-riding Piranatrons is'nt enough to stop the Turbo Rangers, who, with Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster, defeat the insidious road-devils.

    Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster become the Ranger's newest allies, and they celebrate by taking a trip on the road.

    b: 15-Sep-1997 pc: 505 w: Jackie Marchand d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Debut of the living cars, Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster.
    227. Trouble by the Slice
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Divatox gets amnesia, and goes to work at a pizza parlor. The Mad Mike monster bakes the Rangers into a giant pizza.

    b: 16-Sep-1997 pc: 506 w: Judd Lynn d: Yuri Alexander

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Gregg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • This is the episode T.J. refers to when telling all the Red Rangers in 'Forever Red' that he was baked in a giant pizza.
  • Introduction of the Turbine Laser.
    • 228. The Phantom Phenomenon
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    The Phantom Ranger comes to Earth, and despite his invisiblity powers, gets noticed by not just the Turbo Rangers, but Divatox as well. His identity is a mystery to all, though he fights for the side of good.

    b: 17-Sep-1997 pc: 507 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of the Phantom Ranger, the unofficial sixth Ranger for the Turbo team. His identity was intentionally a mystery... so much that even the people working on the show hadn't finalized who they wanted him to be! So, to cover their bases, the PR Bible entry for him claimed he was the embodiment of all fallen Power Rangers since the dawn of mankind. A "ghost robot", basically.
    • 229. Vanishing Act
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    Bulk and Skull are interviewed by a shady character for a job.

    On a basketball court Justin, Carlos, and TJ are playing basketball with two other teenagers and Nico.(a friend of Justins) Carlos shoots the ball and before it can make it to the basket, the ball vanishes along with the hoop. Next, everyone but the three rangers vanishes. Justin immediately heads for his Turbo Navigator and finds that things are dissappearing everywhere.

    b: 18-Sep-1997 pc: 508 w: John Fletcher d: Yuri Alexander

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • Rangers may teleport to any place they know or remember
    • 230. When Time Freezes Over
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    The Turbo Rangers foil Divatox's plan to freeze the sub. So she uses the Clockster monster to rewind a day, to try the deed again. But when Clockster touches the Freeze Key, time itself stops cold. It's up to the Phantom Ranger, who's somehome immune to the time manipulation, to save the day.

    b: 19-Sep-1997 pc: 509 w: Judd Lynn d: Yuri Alexander

    NOTE: Carol Hoyt's final episode in the role of Divatox. She'll remain with the show as Dimitria for the rest of the season.
    231. The Darkest Day (1)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    Divatox has a visitor: her brother, the charming, yet dangerously cunning Cyborg General Havoc, has come to present a gift to his Sister: The Metallsaurus, a kangeroo-type robot that will be the ideal weapon to use against the Turbo Rangers. Divatox makes preparations to launch the Sub-Craft under the cloak of night, and dock with Havok's orbiting Space Base, later, the Rangers become puzzled as to the whereabouts of the Space Pirate when she fails to show up on their scanners.

    Havoc attacks Angel Grove with the Mettalsaurus, and the Turbo Rangers engage his footsoldiers, the Chromites, in battle before attempting to take down the Metallsaurus in the Turbo Megazord.

    Unfortunately, the Metallsaurus proves to be made of stronger fortitude and soon defeats the Turbo Megazord, Havoc's Chromites take advantage of the weakened Megazord and infiltrate it, ejecting the Rangers from their cockpits and sending them hurtling to the ground below.

    The Rangers are forced to watch in dismay as the Metallisaurus hauls the Turbo Megazord into space, to be tampered with and used by Divatox at her leisure. Later that evening, the stunned, sollem Turbo Rangers ponder what to do next, and are given nothing but a cryptic promise from the Phantom Ranger...

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 22-Sep-1997 pc: 510 w: John Fletcher d: Steve Markowitz

    NOTE: Hilary Shepard Turner returns as Divatox, the role she originated in the Turbo Movie.
    232. One Last Hope (2)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    With the Turbo Megazord in her possession, Divatox decides to celebrate by targeting Angel Grove with a devastating Energy weapon, she begins raining destruction all over the city from the Space Base. General Havoc attempts to learn everything he can about the Phantom Ranger, and Porto uses the Turbo Megazord's database to find his achiles heel: or rather his achiles Ruby, located on his chest, capture the ruby, and the Phantom Ranger's powers will be under the control of any who weilds it.

    The Turbo Rangers pull together and vow to safeguard the City whenever they have a Megazord or not, they have their hands full with Piranatrons upon arriving in the City and Divatox attempts to gun them down, the Phantom Ranger however comes to their assistance again and leads them to a secret tunnel containing his gift to the Rangers: The RescueZords.

    Using the RescueZords, the Rangers battle Metallisaurus in a second duel, and this time are able to destroy it, but the Turbo Megazord remains with Divatox, and the Phantom Ranger has become more vulnerable than ever before now that Havoc knows of his secret...

    b: 23-Sep-1997 pc: 511 w: Judd Lynn d: Steve Markowitz

    NOTE: The pre-credits sequence is the final minute or two of the previous episode repeated.
  • First appearance of the Rescuezords (Lightning Fire Tamer, Siren Blaster, Thunder Loader, Star Racer, and Wind Rescue).
  • First appearance of the Carrierzord for this season, known as Artillatron (though never named onscreen, just in the scripts and toys).
    • 233. The Fall of the Phantom (1)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    Sitting on the steps of the school Cassie is thinking of the Phantom Ranger when Mr. Kaplan walks up to her. Mr. Kaplan tells her that he got a note from Mrs. Applebee saying that she would like to take the test at a later date because she has other interests. He tells her that she should be interested in school and that she will take the test as scheduled. On the space station, Havok's minions are building a better zord for him. Meanwhile Divatox is thinking of possible ways to finish the Phantom Ranger when Havok tells her that if they can get his power ruby, he will be helpless.

    b: 25-Sep-1997 pc: 512 w: Judd Lynn d: Steve Markowitz

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • First appearance of the Rescue Megazord formation.
    • 234. Clash of the Megazords (2)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice))

    In the Power Chamber, Justin, Ashley and Carlos are trying to scan for Divatox's space station but can't get through her shields. TJ contacts Alpha and tells him that he and Cassie are directly above the Phantom Ranger's access tunnel and ready to teleport. In the tunnel, the two find the ship and the Phantom Ranger slumped next to it.

    On the space base, Porto is making the necessary adjustments to install the Phantom Ranger's power ruby. At the Power Chamber Dimitria again explains that he will die without his ruby. TJ decides that since they can't go to Devatox's space station, they will attract it to them. Justin devises the use of magnets, but they can't use it until her shields are down.

    b: 26-Sep-1997 pc: 513 w: Brett D. Born d: Steve Markowitz

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) do not appear in this episode.
  • The Phantom Ranger won't be seen or mentioned again until PRiS' "The Delta Discovery."
    • 235. The Robot Ranger
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Justin begins to notice something strange going on with his teammates. Ashley's got wires in his wrist, Carlos' face can come off... He thinks they've been replaced by robots! But soon, he discovers the truth when faced with another Justin, that even he himself is a robot, made by Zordon and Alpha 5 on Eltar to help out there.

    b: 03-Oct-1997 pc: 514 w: John Fletcher d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: Final mentioning of Alpha 5. According to sources on the show, he did not have survive the onslaught by Dark Specter's forces in "Chase Into Space". (for the last time, it's Alpha 7 in "Forever Red". Read the credits with both eyes open and both hands on the keyboard, kiddies)
    236. Beware the Third Wish (1)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Michael Cunningham (Doug Stewart) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Justin wishes nothing more than to see his father again, even using a coin his father gave him in a water fountain to make this wish come true. Divatox's Wicked Wisher monster turns that coin, and two others, magical. She uses one to make the Blue Senturion turn evil, Elgar uses another to wish for a head of hair, and the third coin ends up in the hands of Bulk and Skull, unaware of just what they have....

    b: 17-Oct-1997 pc: 515 w: Judd Lynn d: Larry Kent Litton

    NOTE: One of the coins the monster got out of the fountain was a Canadian dollar tonnie worth $2.
  • Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
    • 237. The Gardener of Evil (2)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Michael Cunningham (Doug Stewart) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Evil Blue Senturion, Wild Weeder, and his Diva-Drones, seek all over Angel Grove for the third coin. Bulk & Skull discover the power within their coin, when both the forces of evil and the Rangers hunt them down.

    Justin, wanting to see his father again, must put aside his desires to wish Blue Senturion to be good once more. Everything works out, as Justin's father suddenly returns, having found a job in Angel Grove, at last.

    b: 20-Oct-1997 pc: 516 w: Judd Lynn d: Larry Kent Litton
    238. Fire in Your Tank
    gs: Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Torch Tiger (voice))

    The Rangers test out a new superfuel. Divatox is running a monster boot-camp, looking for new talent. One of them, Torch Tiger, ends up getting ahold of the fuel, which allows him to create a forest fire. The Rescuezords save the day!

    b: 30-Oct-1997 pc: 517 w: John Fletcher d: Steve Markowitz

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • While on look-out, Bulk & Skull are shown reading Beetleborgs comic books.
    • 239. The Turn of the Wretched Wrench
    gs: Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Ashley has trouble in auto-shop at school, wanting to prove she can do anything a boy can. Her "lucky" wrench, given to her by her teammates, gets turned into the evil Wretched Wrench by the Maniac Mechanic monster.

    b: 31-Oct-1997 pc: 518 w: John Fletcher d: Steve Markowitz
    240. Spirit of the Woods
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Broc Benedict (Erutan) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    TJ crosses paths with a mysterious boy, who calls himself Erutan. The child, sensitive to the trashing-attacks of Lord Litter, seems to have intense power. TJ eventually discovers, as does Divatox, that he's none other than Nature itself.

    b: 03-Nov-1997 pc: 519 w: Judd Lynn d: Steve Markowitz

    NOTE: PRWF's Kite saga (beginning with "Homecoming"), has numerous echos of Erutan's story.
  • This episode adapts the story of an episode of the Sentai series Megaranger, which would be used as a basis for Zords, suits, and monsters in PRiS.
    • 241. The Song of Confusion
    gs: Barret Swatek (Vicky) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Cassie and her pal Vicki want to start a rock band. They hold an audition, and join up with a group of guys known as Crash & the Creeps. Their hit song, "Confusion", gets into the heads of everyone in Angel Grove. Of course, it's all a hypnotism plot by Divatox, as Crash and his Creeps are actually a band of monsters!

    b: 07-Nov-1997 pc: 520 w: John Fletcher d: Blair Treu
    242. The Accident
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Carlos accidentally injures a fellow teen while playing soccer. He takes this mistake to heart, especially when he's accused of having done it on purpose. When the Terrorzord is unleashed on the city, can Carlos overcome his self-doubts and aid the Rangers against it?

    b: 10-Nov-1997 pc: 521 w: John Fletcher d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Jerome Stone (Greg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
  • Carlos' habit of "friendly fire" will come into play again in PRiS' "Always A Chance."
    • 243. Cassie's Best Friend
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Cassie's dog Jetson is transformed into a human following a misfire by Divatox's latest monster, Mr. Goorific.

    In human form, Jetson helps Cassie cope with her loss and tries to cheer her up, but with the monster and Elgar's repaired Terrorzord on the horizon, that happiness could be short lived...

    b: 11-Nov-1997 pc: 522 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu
    244. The Curve Ball
    gs: Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Michael McConnohie (Strikeout (voice))

    TJ is stumped by a new kid, Heath, who has a curve ball no one on the baseball team can hit. Divatox's Strikeout monster, similarly, has such an unhittable toss. After saving Heath, he drops his jerk attitude and reveals to TJ how to hit the pitch, leading to his applying the info against the monster.

    b: 12-Nov-1997 pc: 523 w: Judd Lynn d: Lawrence L. Simeone

    NOTE: Cassie (Patricia Ja Lee) does not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Jerome Stone (Gregg Bullock) does not appear in this episode.
    • 245. Carlos and the Count
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Henry Cannon (Mr. Kaplan) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Count Nocturn, a lunar bat monster, bites Carlos, turning him slowly into a vampire. Meanwhile, three new Evil Zords are unveiled on the moon, and the first of which, the Catzord, is piloted by Rygog against the Rangers.

    b: 13-Nov-1997 pc: 524 w: John Fletcher d: Lawrence L. Simeone

    NOTE: This is the only time that the TurboRescue Megazord combination is used (nothing really special, simply Red Lightning and Mountain Blaster combined with Rescue Zords 3-5)
  • Final appearance of Angel Grove High School principal Mr. Kaplan, who had been a recurring character since the very first season. Henry Cannon, sadly, was NEVER credited for the role.
    • 246. Little Strong Man
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Justin has trouble trying out for sports, as he's too small and young to compete with the other teens. When a mutated ant bites him, he discovers he has super strength! This makes him a hit with athletics, but the side effect is he's unable to morph. He's forced to choose between a life as a Ranger or a life as a dumb jock. Meanwhile, the aptly named Sharkzord, is piloted by Porto in battle against our heroes.

    b: 14-Nov-1997 pc: 525 w: Jackie Marchand d: Liberty Goldman

    NOTE: Originally titled "Strength In Numbers."
    247. The Rival Rangers
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Ashley falls for a new guy, Bobby. Cassie, though, has the same feelings, and saw him first. The two gals get rather down and dirty in competing for him. Meanwhile, Divatox uses her very own bird-based Divazord!

    b: 17-Nov-1997 pc: 526 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) do not appear in this episode.
  • Originally titled "A Ranger Rivalry".
    • 248. Parts and Parcel
    gs: David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice))

    Bulk and Skull are blamed for the thefts of several mechanical parts from the delievery service they've begun working for. T.J. attempts to help prove their innocence, since the parts are actually being stole by Pirhanatrons to aid in the repairing of the Evil Zords.

    Speaking of which, all three of them are brought down to Earth to battle against the Rescue Megazord, Turbo Megazord, and Robo Racer, for one last big battle!

    b: 18-Nov-1997 pc: 527 w: John Fletcher d: Liberty Goldman

    NOTE: Despite the fact that this is the first job Bulk & Skull fail to get fired from, they're never seen working for the delivery service again.
  • Final appearance of Blue Senturion's Zord, Robo Racer.
    • 249. Chase into Space (1)
    gs: Carol Hoyt (Dimitria) John McGee (Commander Norquist) Michael Cunningham (Doug Stewart) David Walsh (Blue Senturion (voice)) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Porto (voice)) Bob Manahan (Zordon (voice))

    Doug Stewart is nervous for an upcoming new job interview, despite Justin's reassurances that all will go well.

    On the moon, Divatox is introduced to Goldgoyle, self-proclaimed most destructive monster in the universe, of course, Divatox needs more convincing, and she demands that he back that statement up -- by destroying the Power Rangers once and for all!

    At the Youth Center, the teens watch as a space shuttle on mission for NASADA makes it's return to earth, Doug 's interview goes off without a hitch, and he is offered the job, but If he takes it, he has to take Justin with him. Justin tells his father that he does not wish to leave the life he's built in the city, this forces Doug to consider refusing the job, before things can be discussed further, Justin and the other rangers are summoned to the Power Chamber.

    At the Power Chamber the teens receive an urgent message from Zordon on tar, he informs the rangers that Eltar is under attack, he urges the teens not to leave the Earth, apparently knowing that an attack is being planned and the rangers must remain on their home world to defend it should the need arise. No sooner than Zordon's message ends than Goldgoyle chooses to commence his attack the city

    b: 21-Nov-1997 pc: 528 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) depart the show with this episode, though will remain credited until they return with next season's "Save Our Ship".
  • Carol Hoyt departs the show completely, with this episode. Dimitria is never seen nor mentioned again after the next episode, but Divatox will be shown wearing her attire in "Countdown To Destruction (2)."
  • Jerome Stone (Gregg Bullock) departs the show with this episode, though will still be credited in the next episode. He takes with him the Youth Center/Juice Bar!
  • The Blue Senturion will next be seen in "Countdown To Destruction (1)".
  • Porto speaks for the final time, due to voice-actor and co-producer Scott Page-Pagter moving to Ireland to assist in making "Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog" around this time.
  • This is the first time since "Ninja Quest (1)" that a Megazord has been completely destroyed onscreen.
  • Destruction of the Turbo and Rescue Megazords. Final appearance of Artillatron.
    • 250. Chase into Space (2)
    gs: John McGee (Commander Norquist) Walter Lang (Rygog (voice))

    The Turbo Rangers battle to defend the vulnerable Power Chamber against the attacking Piranatron army. But already the odds are stacked against them, and they soon are overwhelmed by Piranatron forces, however, even when brought to their knees, the Rangers continue their struggle.

    b: 24-Nov-1997 pc: 529 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS TURBO".
  • Justin (Blake Foster) departs the cast with this episode. Though, he (along with Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster) will return in PRiS' "True Blue To The Rescue."
  • Only during the original US airing of this episode was the "To Be Continued: Next Season" tag used. All future airings of this episode in the US end with the tag "To Be Continued: Power Rangers In Space"
  • First mentioning of Dark Specter, the "monarch of all evil", and believed to be the ruler of the United Alliance of Evil, the rarely named term for the forces the Evil Space Aliens, such as Lord Zedd, Rita Repulsa, the Machine Empire, and even Divatox, all belong to. His forces are the ones which attacked Eltar in the previous episode.
  • Considered by Fox Kids to be the 5th season finale. They finally got the hang of new seasons starting in February (when to end them was something they'd need a few years more to master).
    • Season 6 : Power Rangers in Space

    251. From Out of Nowhere (1)
    gs: Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox) Ed Neil (Lord Zedd) Robert Axelrod (Lord Zedd (voice)) Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice))

    A mysterious Red Ranger infiltrates a meeting of the United Alliance as they celebrate Dark Specter's conquest of Eltar and capture of Zordon, Dark Spectre reveals that he has placed Zordon's essense inside an Energy tube that is now draining him of his powers, which Dark Spectre will harvest. This ranger is soon discovered and is forced to retreat. Dark Spectre sends his new general, Astronema, to pursue him

    En route to Eltar, the shuttle carrying the ex-Turbo Rangers and a malfunctioning Alpha 6 is drawn into a mysterious, larger spaceship, meanwhile, The Red Ranger is able to elude Dark Spectre's Quadro-fighters in a quick space battle, and makes his way to his base of operations, which turns out to be the space vessel, which had abducted the Rangers.

    Once he finds the Teens aboard the vessel, he's not too thrilled with the intruders, and quickly becomes hostile, as the teens attempt to convince him they mean no harm, Astronema closes in

    b: 06-Feb-1998 pc: 601 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS IN SPACE begins with this episode, and continues where the finale of PRT, "Chase Into Space (2)", left off.
  • Divatox (Hilary Shepard Turner) is credited as Divatox in the opening credits.
  • Andros (Christopher Khayman Lee) does not appear in this episode unmorphed, and he is not credited (in either the opening, nor end credits sequence) for this episode.
  • Tracy Lynn Cruz's name is misspelled on the opening credits as "Tracey", in this episode only.
  • Introduction of Astronema (Melody Perkins), the "new queen of evil" and heir to Dark Specter. Also the debut of her robotic drone footsoldiers, the Quantrons. She is not credited (in either the opening, nor end credits sequence) for this episode.
  • Attendees of the Cimmerian Planet conference: Rita Repulsa, Lord Zedd, Goldar, Finster, Z-Putties, Tengas, King Mondo, Queen Machina, both variations of Cogs, Divatox, Rygog, Elgar, Porto, Piranahtrons, a Putrapod, General Havoc, the disguised Andros, Astronema, Quantrons, and, of course, Dark Specter.
  • First full appearance of Dark Specter. Divatox makes a reference to "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie", when she says that he looks like her old fiance, Maligore (which he does, his suit is reused, as Dark Specter is later revealed to be a shapeshifter).
  • Debut of the Astro Megaship, and its onboard computer DECA.
  • Zordon appears, but doesn't speak. He'll next be seen in "The Delta Discovery."
  • Considered the 6th season premiere by Fox Kids, the only time they would get their season numbering and the PR season numberings in synch.
    • 252. From Out of Nowhere (2)

    Having crash landed on a desolate Planet, the mysterious Red Ranger and the former Turbo Rangers fight off the Quantrons, once they deal with the Quantrons the mysterious Red Ranger is revealed to be Andros, a native of the Planet K0-35, in the Korrova star sytem, on a quest to find Zordon before his powers are taken by Dark Spectre.

    The Rangers want to help, but Andros refuses, prefering to work alone, he agrees to help the Rangers return to Earth, and repairs Alpha Six, giving him a new voice. Andros then repairs the Ranger's NASADA shuttle and takes off in the Astro Megaship, The remaining Rangers are suddenly attacked by the Quantrons and Astronema. Andros discovers that Alpha Six has remained on board the Megaship, and has to return him to the Rangers, where he discovers they are captured.

    Blasting the Quantrons with firepower from the Megaship, Andros rushes to the Rangers' aid and presents them with Astro Morphers, which give them new powers, and an advantage against their enemies...

    b: 13-Feb-1998 pc: 602 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Andros (Christopher Khayman Lee) and Astronema (Melody Perkins) are added to the opening credits with this episode.
  • Debut of the Astro Megaship's Astro Megazord formation.
  • Alpha 6 gains a new voice, which ditches the "New York" style accent, and goes for more of an Alpha 5 style.
  • TJ, Cassie, Ashley, and Carlos are the final team of Power Rangers in the show's history (thus far) to gain a new power source after losing their previous ones.
    • 253. Save Our Ship (1)
    gs: Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    The Rangers return to Earth, but unfortunely they also get an unfriendly welcome from Astronema who has followed them there, and not only unleashes her cohort Ecliptor on them, but fires upon NASADA, nearly destroying the Megaship's Shuttle. This failure leads to her turning her attention to New York, specifically, on 5 certain mutant turtles. Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull spot the Dark Fortress hanging around in space, and seek out the assistance of a nutty old scientist in finding the presence of aliens in Angel Grove.

    b: 20-Feb-1998 pc: 603 w: Judd Lynn d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: The Ninja Turtles (from "Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation"), have a short cameo at the end, setting up the next episode.
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Skull (Jason Narvy) return to the series with this episode.
  • The Angel Grove Youth Center/Juice Bar is redecorated and renamed the "Surf Spot", without any mention of why, nor where Lt. Stone went.
  • Elgar joins Astronema's crew. No mention of made of why he left his aunt Divatox's side (though it's hinted at in "The Delta Discovery", that she was unaware of his working for her rival as queen of the universe).
  • Andros reveals that he has the special ability of telekinesis (able to move objects with his mind), something which everyone from KO-35 has, thanks to extensive practice.
    • 254. Shell Shocked (2)
    gs: Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Blake Torney (Electrotramp (voice))

    Astronema turns the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles into her obediant slaves, they gain the trust of the Rangers when they aid them in battle and are invited to the Megaship, where they plot to deliver the Rangers to Astronema...

    b: 27-Feb-1998 pc: 604 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: The stars of Saban's short-lived live action series, "Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation" (Raphael, Michaelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello, & Venus) guest star on this episode. None of their voice or hero-suit actors from that series were involved, due to it being a Canadian show, and this being a California-based one.
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) do not appear in this episode.
    • 255. Never Stop Searching
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    When Andros gets a reading from KO-35 he assumes that it maybe his long lost sister Karone who was kidnapped when they were children, but when he gets their he finds out that it's Ecliptor waiting for him.

    b: 06-Mar-1998 pc: 605 w: Steven Roth d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Introduction of the subplot concerning Andros' search for his long-lost sister, Karone. It will finally be resolved in "The Secret Of The Locket."
  • According to official documents, Karone & Andros were twins.
    • 256. Satellite Search
    gs: John McGee (General Norquist)

    When a NASADA satellite containing important data disks is shot down in space, the Rangers are sent to retrieve them, beliving the disks may contain clues to Zordon's whereabouts. But Astronema and her gang are also on the trail, wanting to make sure the disks are never found. When our heroes become captive, can Alpha 6 pilot the Astro Megazord against the giant Clawhammer?

    b: 13-Mar-1998 pc: 606 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) do not appear in this episode.
  • - Astronema now has long, curly, light blonde hair.
    • 257. A Ranger Among Thieves
    gs: Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    Andros becomes friends with car thieves. They trick him into using his telekinetic powers to unlock a car, and after they all drive away, he realizes what they really are. The Voltage Hog monster attacks the lot where the thieves store the stolen cars, and Andros must save his "friends" despite their wrongdoings. He learns that not all people are trustworthy.

    b: 20-Mar-1998 pc: 607 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter
    258. When Push Comes to Shove
    gs: Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    Cassie loses her diary, which she believes may contain a picture of her that would reveal her identity as a Power Ranger. Lenny, a troublemaker, gets ahold of it, and uses it as blackmail to make Cassie go on a date with his pal, George, a gentle giant. When the Elephantitan monster attacks the skyscraper they go on a date to, will she morph in front of him to save their lives?

    b: 27-Mar-1998 pc: 608 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Debut of the Megatank.
    259. The Craterite Invasion
    gs: Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson)

    The Rangers are training in the SimuDeck, when a bolt of lightning strikes the Astro Megaship, turning the holographic-simulation drones, the Craterites, into living creatures! They pile out of the Megaship by the dozens, and infiltrate Angel Grove, capturing adults and disguises themselves in their place. A young boy named Patrick, known for crying wolf, discovers this evil plan, but will anyone believe him?

    b: 03-Apr-1998 pc: 609 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Astronema (Melody Perkins) does not appear in this episode.
  • Aside from dream sequence episodes, this is the first Power Rangers episode where there is no threat, at all, from a main villain.
    • 260. The Wasp with a Heart
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Sting King (voice))

    Waspicable is a monster who doesn't want to fight. He can't find it in himself to be evil at all, despite it being the nature of creatures such as he. He crosses paths with Cassie, who urges him to follow his heart. Will he give in to what fellow monster Stingking tells him his way in life should be, as an enemy of the Power Rangers, or will he fight for the side of good?

    b: 04-Apr-1998 pc: 610 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Waspicable is a slightly repainted Grumble Bee monster, with added wings.
  • Astronema now has long curly brown hair.
    • 261. The Delta Discovery
    gs: Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox) Ed Neil (Rygog (also voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice)) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice))

    The Phantom Ranger discovers where Zordon is being held by Divatox, Rygog, and Dark Specter's forces. He gets word to the Power Rangers, but ends up captured himself. They manage to get to the world he contacted them from, and rescue him, but are too late to find Zordon, who's moved before they arrive. Phantom Ranger, before taking off to continue trailing the monsters, gives Andros access to the Delta Megaship. With the Battlizer as a remote-controller, the Delta Megazord is formed to aid in battle against the Crocovile monster.

    b: 11-Apr-1998 pc: 611 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) do not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of the Delta Megaship, and its Delta Megazord formation.
  • Phantom Ranger's first appearance since PRT's "Clash Of The Megazords". He'll next be seen in "Countdown To Destruction (1)".
  • Zordon appears for the first time since "From Out Of Nowhere (1)", but again doesn't speak. He'll next be seen again (sort of) in "The Rangers Leap Of Faith", and "Countdown To Destruction (1)".
    • 262. The Great Evilyzer
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    Professor Phenomenus creates a device which can give anything am attitude. Astronema steals it, utlizing the "evil" function, and turns the Delta Megazord against the Rangers! If that's not bad enough, they've got Destructipede and its illusionary (but still deadly) monsters to deal with.

    b: 18-Apr-1998 pc: 612 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Final appearance of Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) until "Always A Chance", though Bulk & Skull remain on the opening credits.
  • Debut of the Astro Delta Megazord combination.
  • Destructipede resurrected past monsters Sting King and Clawhammer. He also created three other monsters. Those three monsters were a robotic mole monster named Powerdriller, as well as a frog monster and a moth monster. These monsters were nameless, but would be credited as Fearog and Behemoth.
    • 263. Grandma Matchmaker
    gs: Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Jackie Marchand (Mamamite (voice))

    Ashley's grandmother comes to town, and has her heart set on setting her up with a guy. Carlos pretends to be her boyfriend to help her avoid the matchmaking, but granny still keeps a close watch on the pair, smothering Ashley emotionally by planning all their dates. She stands up for herself, but Grandma shows she's not exactly frail herself by aiding the Rangers in taking on the Termitus monster.

    b: 25-Apr-1998 pc: 613 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Ashley's last name, Hammond, is stated here onscreen with the naming of her Grandmother as "Mrs. Hammond", confirming what official documents had already stated to be her last name.
    264. The Barillian Sting
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Darkonda, an evil monster/scientist, joins the Dark Fortress crew, and unleashes as alien insect on the Rangers, known as the Barillian Bug. Carlos is bitten by it, and Andros realizes just what it is, a deadly insect that once attacked his homeworld of KO-35. Cassie also ends up stung, this time by Carlos himself, who mutates into a Barillian monster! It'll take a trip back to KO-35, now abandonded, to search for any remaining antitode to save the Rangers from a permanent change of species.

    b: 02-May-1998 pc: 614 w: John Fletcher d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: When Ecliptor returned from an ambush foiled by Darkonda's appearance, Astronema had messier, less curly, braided, pale purple hair.
  • There was a online Fox Kids game based on this episode.
  • Astronema wasn't wearing her locket at the time, coincidentally leaving her without it when she would soon encounter Darkonda for the first time.
    • 265. T.J.'s Identity Crisis
    gs: Steve Kramer (Darkliptor (voice)) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Darkonda merges with Ecliptor against his will, to become the powerful Darkliptor. All but Andros and T.J are captured by him, and TJ suffers a memory loss from a blow to the head. Can the Blue Ranger be reminded of his past in time to help free his friends?

    b: 09-May-1998 pc: 615 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Originally titled, "The Blue Identity Crisis."
    266. Flashes of Darkonda (1)
    gs: Roger Morrissey (Skygantor) David Guzman (Runtus) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice)) Brett Walkow (Mutantrus (voice))

    When Andros has a nightmare about Darkonda claiming to be an old memory from his past, he views the tape of his sister's abduction and learns that Darkonda was the same one who kidnapped Karone. Journeying to Onyx, he seeks information on Darkonda, and ends up winning in a card game a set of Key Cards stolen from Eltar during Zordon's capture. Ecliptor poisons Darkonda, mutating him into a giant, nearly-mindless beast, who, along with a second creature called Mutantris (spawned from him), incapacitate the Astro Megazord!

    b: 16-May-1998 pc: 616 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Onyx, a desert planet with a western style town on it, makes its debut. It's the hub of evil space aliens, where dozens of old and not yet seen monsters can be seen hanging around the tavern. It'll be next seen in PRLG's "Protect The Quasar Saber."
  • The third PR Summer cliffhanger, as this was treated as the 6th season finale by Fox Kids. Close, but still not it!
    • Special

    Power Playback: Funniest Power Rangers Moments
    gs: Johnny Yong Bosch (Himself) Paul Schrier (P.A.L.S. voice (Bulk)) Jack Banning (Professor Phenomenus) Jason Narvy (P.A.L.S. voice (Skull))

    Johnny Yong Bosch hosts a 30 minute look back on classic clips from 6 seasons of Power Rangers. At least, that's what he's SUPPOSED to do. Instead, a computerized talking van called P.A.L.S. (Production Automated Location Studio) takes over the show, with two very familiar troublemaker voices. Johnny plays it straight, trying to bring order to chaos, as insane clips from various episodes, video specials, and Sentai scenes are thrown his way. Professor Phenomenus also shows up a few times. Eventually, it's revealed that Bulk & Skull are behind P.A.L.S., and have been purposely ruining the show. A gang of angry rogue monsters end up chasing the bumbling duo across the Saban Studios lot.

    b: 13-Jun-1998 pc: KS124 w: Margo McCahon d: Peter Herschko

    NOTE: Was filmed close to the production of PRiS' "Always A Chance."
  • The promotional commercials for this special promised only Bulk & Skull hosting, and made it seem like it would be just clips of bloopers & outtakes.
  • Aired only once, and only in the USA, as a part of the "Fox Kids Pick Of The Week" series.
  • Paved the way for the banner name of PR reruns entitled "Power Rangers Power Playback".
  • Only the end credits of this special are close captioned. Although various clips are, this special was chopped together so quickly, they never had time to get it all captioned.
  • The choice of using a clip from "Wild West Rangers, Part 2" came about from a crew member more or less polling fans at the alt-mmpr IRC chatroom.
  • The end credits to this episode mark the only time PR ever credited the second Sentai it used, Dairanger, correctly (it had previously been listed as "Star Rangers", an incorrect translation).
  • First time the end credits had ever listed the third Sentai the show adapted from, Kakuranger, by name.
  • First time the show used un-dubbed and mostly uncut Japanese footage from Sentai (namely clips from the "Bomb Dancing" end credits sequence from Megaranger, Bandora singing and dancing from one of the last episodes of Zyuranger, and the Dorodoro dancing end credits from Kakuranger.)
    • Season 6 : Power Rangers in Space

    267. The Rangers' Mega Voyage (2)
    gs: Roger Morrissey (Skygantor) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice)) Brett Walkow (Mutantrus (voice))

    With the Astro Megazord down, the Rangers journey to one of Jupiter's moons, using the Key Cards that Andros won to track down a set of Zords hidden there by Zordon. They meet resistance from Astronema and her Quantrons, but are able to access the Mega V's, which form into the Mega Voyager, which destroys Darkonda and Mutantris once back on Earth.

    b: 12-Sep-1998 pc: 701 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Debut of the five Mega V Zords, and the Mega Voyager Megazord.
  • The Mega Voyager is the first Megazord to lack the word "Zord" in its name.
  • Considered by Fox Kids (incorrectly) to be the 7th season premiere.
    • 268. True Blue to the Rescue
    gs: Jf Pryor (T.D.) Blake Foster (Justin Stewart (Blue Turbo Ranger)) Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox) Michael Cunningham (Doug Stewart) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    Escaping from Divatox's clutches, the Storm Blaster returns to Earth to recruit help to rescue it's teammate Lightning Cruiser, but when the Rangers are lured into a trap by Elgar, featuring the Lionizer monster, Storm Blaster seeks the aid of the former Blue Turbo Ranger Justin...

    b: 19-Sep-1998 pc: 702 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Justin becomes the Blue Turbo Ranger again, thanks to a spare Turbo Morpher in Storm Blaster's glove department. This is as close to a "POWER RANGERS TURBO" team-up with "POWER RANGERS IN SPACE" as the show will get until PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • Astronema's hair was now straight and black, above her shoulders, with strings and trinkets in it.
    • 269. Invasion of the Body Switcher
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice))

    Astronema uses the Body Switcher monster's help to swap bodies with Ashley and invade the Astro Megaship. Ashley must not only convince her friends of the truth, but avoid being destroyed by them as well, since Andros doesn't believe her due to her looking like Astronema.

    b: 26-Sep-1998 pc: 703 w: Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: The Silver Ranger makes a cameo at the end.
  • The various monsters the Body Switcher turns into are suits recycled from Saban's Beetleborgs.
    • 270. Survival of the Silver

    The Rangers find the frozen body of Zhane, Andros' closest friend, and the Silver Ranger, left in a coma for many years after falling in battle on K0-35, and hidden about the Megaship.

    When the Astro Megaship is struck down and crashes on a nearby planet, the Rangers become overwhelmed by a group of strange alien creatures determined to prevent them from repairing the ship, and not to mention the Lunatick monster who hatched on an egg aboard the Megaship. Only a mirace can save them...and that miracle comes in the form of an accidentally revived Zhane...

    b: 03-Oct-1998 pc: 704 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Zhane (Justin Nimmo) joins the cast with this episode.
  • Astronema (Melody Perkins) does not appear in this episode.
    • 271. Red with Envy
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Now that he's defrosted, Zhane quickly becomes good friends with the other Rangers. However, Andros gets jealous when he suspects that Zhane is becoming a little too friendly with Ashley. Meanwhile, Darkonda returns, with a pair of monsters known as the Crotoxes. Not to mention, Silver Ranger is having trouble remaining morphed...

    b: 10-Oct-1998 pc: 705 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter
    272. The Silver Secret
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    When the Rangers see Alpha scan Zhane and overhear him telling thier teamate, he hasn't much time left, the Rangers come to the wrong conclusions and assume Zhane is dying.

    Course, the truth is he's referring to the Silver Ranger powers, which were drained seriously by his remaining morphed in the 2 years he was on ice.

    Astronema sends the Praying Mantis monster to destroy the Silver Ranger, who goes on a dangerous mission to recharge his Digimorpher with a well-placed bolt of lightning.

    b: 14-Oct-1998 pc: 706 w: Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter
    273. A Date with Danger
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    When Astronema is attacked by one of her monsters, who should come to her rescue but her nemesis Zhane. She discovers a growing attraction to the Silver Ranger, even arranging a date with him. But Ecliptor's Horribull monster keeps him busy, leading to a delay in getting to the date on time, which doesn't sit well with the queen of evil.

    b: 15-Oct-1998 pc: 707 w: Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: The film the Rangers go to see, "Star Crossed Lovers", will be re-made in PRLG's "Double Duty".
  • Two versions of this episode were shot, and scenes from the unused version can be seen in the "next time on" and "previously on" segments in episodes surrounding this. The most notable change is Astronema's demeanor to Zhane is a lot tougher.
    • 274. Zhane's Destiny
    gs: Lynda Boyd (Tykwa) Jack Donner (Kinwon) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    The Rangers pick up a signal which leads them to a Planet containing the inhabitants of the colony of KO-35, Andros & Zhane's homeworld. They have set up a rebellion to battle Dark Spectre, but it isn't long before the Rangers discover there is a wolf in the fold...a traitor amongst the rebels who is preparing to wipe them all out with the infectious Coralizer monster.

    b: 16-Oct-1998 pc: 708 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Zhane (Justin Nimmo) leaves the show temporarily (until "Dark Specter's Revenge, Pt. 2") with this episode, but remains on the opening credits.
    275. Always a Chance
    gs: Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam Park (Black Mighty Morphin' Ranger)) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    Carlos considers quitting the Power Rangers when he accidently injures Cassie durring a fight with one of Astronema's monsters, but a familar face from the Rangers' past offers to help guide Carlos into making the right decision...

    b: 17-Oct-1998 pc: 709 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Adam is able to briefly morph using his damaged Power Morpher and Dino Coin (both last seen in "Ninja Quest (1)"), making this as close to a team-up between "MIGHTY MORPHIN' POWER RANGERS" and "POWER RANGERS IN SPACE" as the show will get until PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) return for this episode. They won't be back until "Dark Specter's Revenge (1), but Bulk & Skull will remain credited.
  • Johnny Yong Bosch also filmed the "Power Playback: Funniest Power Rangers Moments" special while doing this episode.
  • Lizwizard's name was originally "Wizlizard" during filming. It was changed in post-production, though in some instances, you can see mouth-movements match the pronouncing of his original name.
  • The song that plays during the montage of Adam & Carlos working out, is an instrumental of a song called "Strike!" from Saban's VR Troopers.
  • Adam's morphing sequence is a previously unused version of Adam's season 2 morphing sequence, where, instead of just standing there shouting "Mastodon!", he actually does the hand gestures with his Power Morpher.
    • 276. The Secret of the Locket
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Andros is once again after Darkonda for the abduction of his sister Karone. Meanwhile Astronema learns something from her past and why she must destroy the rangers, but while fighting with Astronema, Andros learns a shocking secret about his nemesis.

    b: 21-Oct-1998 pc: 710 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Conclusion of the "Andros seeks his long-lost sister Karone" subplot, started with "Never Stop Searching."
    277. Astronema Thinks Twice (1)
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Spikey (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkliptor (voice))

    With the revelation that she was once Karone, Andros' sister, Astronema struggles against the life she's been tailored to live and the life she had stolen from her. She meets with Andros on KO-35, but has trouble believing his claims.

    b: 23-Oct-1998 pc: 711 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: The last segment of the episode is repeated, almost entirely, in the pre-opening credits segment of the next episode.
  • It is finally revealed how Darkonda comes back to life; He apparently has nine lives. He lost life 1 to the Mega Voyager (The Rangers Mega Voyage), life 2 to the Silver Ranger (Zhane's Destiny), life 3 to his own trap (The Secret of the Locket), and life 4 in this episode by Ecliptor.
  • The large blue pyramid on KO-35 that appears in this episode (and Countdown to Destruction, part 2) is the volleyball arena at California State University - Long Beach (CSULB).
    • 278. The Rangers' Leap of Faith (2)
    gs: Bob Manahan (Zordon (voice)) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Astronema leads the Rangers to where Zordon is being held, as proof that she has chosen to give up her life of evil. But suspicion abounds, when it turns out to be a trap by Dark Specter.

    b: 24-Oct-1998 pc: 712 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: A rare instance of when no Sentai footage whatsoever was used.
    279. Dark Specter's Revenge (1)
    gs: John McGee (General Norquist) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Desperate to get Astronema back Dark Spector sends an astroid toward earth. When Karone sneaks onto The Dark Fortress to reverse the astroid she is captured by a reprogamed Ecliptor placing her in mortal Danger.

    b: 28-Oct-1998 pc: 713 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Tony Randel

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) return with this episode.
    280. Dark Specter's Revenge (2)
    gs: John McGee (General Norquist) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    With the aid of Zhane in his new Mega Winger, the Rangers are able to stop the asteroid from making impact with the Earth, but the cost is high when Astronema is turned back to the side of evil, by way of cybernetic brainwashing implants thanks to Darkonda, who has done the same to Ecliptor as well...

    b: 29-Oct-1998 pc: 714 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Tony Randel

    NOTE: Karone is captured and turned back into Astronema in this episode via cybernetic implants by Darkonda. The same upgrade is given to Ecliptor.
  • Zhane (Justin Nimmo) returns to the show regularly with this episode.
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) depart again with this episode. They won't be back until "Mission To Secret City (1)", but Bulk & Skull will remain credited.
  • Debut of the Mega Winger, Zhane's Zord.
    • 281. Rangers Gone Psycho
    gs: Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice)) Wally Wingert (Psycho Blue (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    The Psycho Rangers, created by Astronema and secretly drawing energy off of Dark Specter, target the Space Rangers in Angel Grove. They prove to be more than the Rangers' equals, defeating the team with ease.

    b: 30-Oct-1998 pc: 715 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: This episode starts what was dubbed, "The Psycho Rangers Saga".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers In Space: The Movie" VHS, though missing its pre-credits sequence (the Owl monster fight).
    • 282. Carlos on Call
    gs: Juliet Naulin (Silvy Larson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    A young girl named Silvy has photographic evidence of Carlos morphing into the Black Ranger. She blackmails him into being her friend/slave, dragging him all around town, doing whatever she wants. He finally gets fed up of her taking advantage of him, but when the Datascammer monster targets the girl, he must save her, thus negating the debt.

    b: 31-Oct-1998 pc: 716 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Zhane (Justin Nimmo) does not appear in this episode.
  • Second part of the "Psycho Rangers Saga".
  • This is the only part of the "Psycho Ranger Saga" saga not to be included on the Power Rangers In Space-The Movie VHS.
    • 283. A Rift in the Rangers
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    Ashely and Cassie come to blows over thier respective personal faults, and have a fallout, this doesn't go over as easily as the Rangers believe, and when the Pink and Yellow Psycho Rangers attack, the two feuding Rangers end up costing one of them dearly, as Ashley is taken prisoner by Psycho Yellow, guilt-ridden, Cassie hopes to find her.

    Meanwhile, Psycho Yellow and Psycho Pink begin arguing themselves, and Ashley is able to take advantage of this and escapes her captors, but the Psychos are soon in pursuit. Finally, Ashley reunites with Cassie and the other Rangers, who destroy Psycho Pink in both her Ranger and Mutant forms

    One down, four to go...

    b: 04-Nov-1998 pc: 717 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Zhane (Justin Nimmo) does not appear unmorphed in this episode.
  • Third part of the "Psycho Rangers Saga".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers In Space: The Movie" VHS, with some minor edits.
    • 284. Five of a Kind
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Wally Wingert (Psycho Blue (voice))

    T.J. comes up with a plan to trick the Psycho Rangers, by having the team all show up disguised as the Blue Space Ranger! Unable to tell his target apart from the others, Psycho Blue clashes with his fellow evil Rangers, leading to his ousting from the group and eventual destruction. And if the Space Rangers didn't have it bad before, Psycho Silver shows up... But whose side is he on?

    b: 05-Nov-1998 pc: 718 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Fourth part of the "Psycho Rangers Saga".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers In Space: The Movie" VHS.
    • 285. Silence Is Golden (1)
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red Human Form) Michael Maize (Psycho Black Human Form) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow Human Form)

    The Psycho Rangers track the Space Rangers through their voice patterns, which forces the Rangers into hiding on board the Astro Megaship...except for Cassie, who is out shopping, the Rangers contact her and tell her not to breathe a word.

    The tension mounts as Cassie is forced to keep quiet, knowing one slip of the tounge will alert the patrolling Psychos, but when Cassie notices something horrific about to happen, can she maintain her silence?

    b: 06-Nov-1998 pc: 719 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Fifth part of the "Psycho Rangers Saga".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers In Space: The Movie" VHS.
    • 286. The Enemy Within (2)
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice))

    The Rangers recover their Mega Vehicles, which had been stolen by the Psycho Rangers. But when the Mega Voyager is formed, it turns out Psycho Yellow has taken control of the Megazord, turning it against the Rangers. All Six Space Rangers work together against the odds, and bring about the destruction of the three remaining Psycho Rangers. But is this the last we'll see of them?

    b: 07-Nov-1998 pc: 720 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Sixth and final part of the "Psycho Rangers Saga." They'll be back, though, in "Mission To Secret City" and "The Enemy Within."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers In Space: The Movie" VHS.
    • 287. Andros and the Stowaway
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) R. Martin Klein (Seymour (voice))

    An alien servant of the Jakarak monster escapes, and stows away on the Astro Megaship. The Rangers seek to protect him, naming him Seymour. He grows quickly from incessive eating, and despite their attempts to keep him free, he becomes forced to merge with the monster. Will the Rangers be able to destroy Jakarak without sacrificing the innocent Seymour?

    b: 11-Nov-1998 pc: 721 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Zhane (Justin Nimmo) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in the U.K on the Power Rangers "Mission to the Secret City" VHS
    • 288. Mission to Secret City (1)
    gs: Juliet Naulin (Silvy Larson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Spirit Red (voice)) Richard Epcar (Vacsacker (voice))

    The Vacsacker monster goes around Angel Grove, sucking in citizens (including Bulk, Skull, Professor Phenomenus, Carlos, Andros, and Carlos' pal Silvy from "Carlos On Call") and ejecting them in the domed Secret City, all part of a plan by Astronema to turn them into evil soldiers.

    While Ashley, TJ, and Cassie infiltrate the place in an attempt to break the dome, Andros is unable to morph, forced to only use his Battlizer. Silvy wonders what the never-before-used "03" button on it does, and against Andros' better judgement, she presses it during battle, leading to the creation of the Red Battlized Ranger! But can even this new power-up save the city?

    b: 12-Nov-1998 pc: 722 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Zhane (Justin Nimmo) does not appear in this episode.
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) return with this episode.
  • Debut of the Battlized Red Ranger power-up, which started the tradition of yearly Ranger (usually Red) power-ups.
  • All five Psycho Rangers return as ghosts, though only Red speaks here.
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers "Red Alert" VHS.
  • Available in the U.K on the Power Rangers "Mission to the Secret City" VHS
    • 289. Ghosts in the Machine (2)
    gs: Juliet Naulin (Silvy Larson) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice)) Wally Wingert (Psycho Blue (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    The Secret City, having been moved underwater, is once again infiltrated by the Space Rangers. They aren't alone, as the spirits of the Psycho Rangers follow, and utilize the Data Card-creating machine that Astronema's forces are using to turn the captured citizens into digital information. The Psychos regain their physical form by way of this machine, and once again attack the Power Rangers.

    b: 13-Nov-1998 pc: 723 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) depart again with this episode. They won't be back until "Countdown To Destruction (2)", but Bulk & Skull will remain credited.
  • The Psycho Rangers will return again (for the last time together) in PRLG's "To The Tenth Power".
  • Available in the U.K on the Power Rangers "Mission to the Secret City" VHS
    • 290. The Impenetrable Web
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    With the Astro Megaship trapped in a dangerous forcefield, preventing the Rangers from accessing it, Alpha has to protect the vessel from Ecliptor.

    He succeeds, but Ecliptor gains access to the co-ordinates to the Mega V Zord launch bay, as the Rangers find a way to penetrate the web, Ecliptor locates the launch bay and drains energy from the computers to become more powerful, he attacks and severly damages the Mega V Zords, and in battle with the Rangers, he also destroys the Delta Megazord...can the Rangers cut him down to size?

    b: 14-Nov-1998 pc: 724 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Debut of the Silver Galactic Rover.
  • This episode marks the destruction of the Delta Megazord
  • Available in the U.K on the Power Rangers "Mission to the Secret City" VHS
  • Final appearance of Astro Megazord until PRLG's "The Power of Pink".
    • 291. A Line in the Sand
    gs: Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Tankenstein Monster Form (voice))

    The Tankenstien Monster abducts the Rangers and traps them in a barren desert, stranded from anyone and no way to communicate when it is stopped by Zhane in his new Galactic Rover, it returns to Angel Grove.

    The Rangers battle Tankenstien in the Mega Voyager, it is heavily damaged in the conflict, but when Tankenstien malfunctions, the Ranger's REAL problems soon begin...

    b: 18-Nov-1998 pc: 725 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Destruction of the Mega Voyager, and components.
    292. Countdown to Destruction (1)
    gs: Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox) Jack Donner (Kinwon) Lynda Boyd (Tykwa) Ed Neil (Lord Zedd/ Rygog) Robert Axelrod (Lord Zedd (voice)) Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice)) Bob Manahan (Zordon (voice)) David Stenstrom (King Mondo (voice)) Oliver Page (Klank (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Prince Sprocket (voice)) Alex Dodd (The Phantom Ranger (voice)) Christopher Cho (Dark Specter (voice)) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice)) Steve Kramer (Darkonda (voice))

    Dark Spectre gives Astronema the go ahead to launch the final, decisive battle on the Universe, the United forces of Lord Zedd, King Mondo, Divatox, and Astronema overwhelm planet after planet, crushing all resistance. Zhane departs from KO-35 to join with the other Rangers, who rescue him when he comes under attack from Veloci-fighters, the Rangers discover a vast fleet of Veloci-fighters heading for Earth.

    Zordon is brought to the Dark Fourtress to witness the takeover of Earth, he tries to appeal to Astronemas' human side, but her cybernetic implants see to it that she does'nt listien. The Rangers do battle with the invading Quantron and Piranatron armies awaiting them on Earth, but they soon fall, injured, they retreat and lick thier wounds, Zhane tries to defeat some of the invading troops in the Mega-Winger, but to no avail.

    Darkonda, meanwhile, hijacks a weapon intended for use in the destruction of Earth and assasinates Dark Spectre with it, but he too dies in the process, the last of his lives forfited, Darkonda remains dead, Dark Spectre's death offically makes Astronema the grand queen of evil, and she lands the Dark Fourtress on Earth as a symbol of her victory...and the Planet's inevitible doom

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 20-Nov-1998 pc: 726 w: Judd Lynn s: Koichi Sakamoto d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Footage from "A Line In The Sand"'s preview of this episode, which didn't make it in the final cut, included the KO-35 rebels facing an army of P-Trons & Q-Trons.
  • Destruction of the Mega Winger (though a remark by Zhane in the next episode will imply it gets repaired offscreen).
  • Features cameos by the five Aquitian Rangers from "MIGHTY MORPHIN' ALIEN RANGERS", the Gold Ranger from "POWER RANGERS ZEO", and Blue Senturion & Phantom Ranger from "POWER RANGERS TURBO".
  • Available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
    • 293. Countdown to Destruction (2)
    gs: Hilary Shepard Turner (Divatox/ Post-wave Dimitiratox) Jack Donner (Kinwon) Lynda Boyd (Tykwa) Aloma Wright (Adelle Ferguson) George "Buck" Flower (Angel Grove Citizen #2) Carla Perez (Rita Repulsa/ Post-wave Rita) Barbara Goodson (Rita Repulsa (voice)) Ed Neil (Lord Zedd/ Post-wave Zedd) Robert Axelrod (Lord Zedd (voice)) Bob Manahan (Zordon (voice)) Walter Lang (Ecliptor (voice))

    The Rangers camp out and try to discuss strategies to counter Astronema, Zhane returns, confirming the Mega Winger has been destroyed, Andros decides to go to the Dark Fourtress and confront Astronema, hoping to apeal to her human side and bring her back to him, a heart broken Ashley allows him to go on this dangerous mission...which he might never return from.

    The next day, Astronema demands that the Rangers be revealed to her...or there shall be dire consequences, the Angel Grove citizens stand up for thier heroes, claiming they are all Rangers, Astronema demands everyone be exstingushed, but she is interupted by the real Rangers, who morph before the entire city and engage in a decisive battle with the Quantrons and Piranatrons, Astronema retreats to the Dark Fourtress with Ecliptor, meanwhile, Andros locates Zordon, still inside the Energy tube, the Rangers' mentor demands Andros shatter the energy tube, only this way can the forces of evil be stopped.

    Andros fights with his conscience, and is interupted by Astronema, in a devastating battle, Astronema is accidently killed, Andros decides to shatter the energy tube, after Zordon tells him it is his duty as a Power Ranger to save the universe.

    The destruction of the energy tube creates an energy wave which wipes out every monster and cog attacking the universe, and renders Lord Zedd, Rita, and Divatox human, it also revives Astronema and removes all of Dark Spectre's cyborg implants from her, she is Karone once again, with the Universe safe, the Rangers decide to take an extra long vacation on Earth...and that includes Andros, who decides to celebrate with those who have become his most beloved freinds.

    b: 21-Nov-1998 pc: 727 w: Judd Lynn s: Koichi Sakamoto d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS IN SPACE".
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier), Skull (Jason Narvy), and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) return for this episode.
  • Andros, TJ, Ashley, Cassie, and Carlos will return in PRLG's "To The Tenth Power". Karone would return as a regular in PRLG's "Protect The Quasar Saber" onwards.
  • George Buck Flower played the role of Red Thomas in Back To the Future parts 1 and 2. He also appeared in a few of John Carpenter films.
  • This was filmed as a three part saga by Saban. Resulting in this season having 44 episodes. However Fox only approved 43 episodes for the season. So all three parts were cut and merged into two. Among the rumored cuts were extra fight scenes and the Phantom Ranger being unmasked.
  • ATTENTION TO DETAILS: Zordon's tube destruction would not have been a possible solution to the situation prior to "Shift Into Turbo, Part III", where Lerigot released him from his Time Warp. His tube from MMPR to PRT was a "Plasma Tube", similar to a Plasma TV, recieving his transmission from the Time Warp. This season it was an "Energy Tube", containing his pure essence, with the intent of Dark Specter draining him of his life force. With DS dead, the tube is pure Zordon, and shattering it would... well... see for yourself.
  • Features cameos by the five Aquitian Rangers from "MIGHTY MORPHIN' ALIEN RANGERS" (final appearances of all but Red, who shows up next in PRWF's "Forever Red"), the final appearance of the Gold Ranger from "POWER RANGERS ZEO", and the final appearances of Blue Senturion & Phantom Ranger from "POWER RANGERS TURBO".
  • Available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
    • Season 7 : Power Rangers Lost Galaxy

    294. Quasar Quest (1)
    gs: Jason Narvy (Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch (uncredited)) Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Richard Grant (Jera) Ed Neil (Guard #1) Sebastien Guy Priddle (Guard #2) Kelly Ann Kelso (Little Girl) Audrey Gelfand (Elderly Woman) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Guard #3) Scott Manuel Johnson (Guard #4) Luke LaFontaine (Thug #1) Darius Hastings (Solider) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Tom Wyner (PA Announcer (voice))

    The space colony Terra Venture leaves Earth in order to find and populate a new world. A teenager named Leo stows away on board to join his big brother, Mike, who happens to be second in command. En route, he encounters two members of the colony personell: Kai and Kendrix. During a training exercise on the moon, a girl named Maya from the planet Mirinoi crosses through an interdimensional rift and leads the others back to her planet. Only Leo, Kendrix, Maya and Mike get through; Kai is left behind.

    Meanwhile, an evil creature named Furio attacks the planet Mirinoi in search of the Quasar Sabers: five swords encased in an ancient stone that possess unlimited power.

    b: 06-Feb-1999 pc: 801 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY begins with this episode.
  • First Power Rangers Series to use the Super Sentai Formula of changing to an entirely new cast of heroes each year.
  • Damon (Reggie Rolle) is credited on the opening, but does not appear in this episode.
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) appear on the opening credits together, for the first and only time. They won't be back on the show until "Stolen Beauty".
  • Skull (Jason Narvy) makes his last regular appearance on the show. But he'll be back in PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • In production, this season was made under the assumption that it took place 5 to 10 years following the end of PRiS. Over the course of the series, the time lapse grew shorter and vaguer. As it stands, this season took place "in the not-too-distant future", just like the classic series "Mystery Science Theater 3000". But obviously before PRLR.
  • The combat uniforms the GSA soldiers wear were on loan from the movie, "Starship Troopers."
  • None of the Rangers appear morphed in this episode, as they won't gain the ability to until the next episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy" VHS.
    • 295. Quasar Quest (2)
    gs: Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Richard Grant (Jera) Sebastien Guy Priddle (Guard #2) Doug Woodbury (Street Guard) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice))

    Mike, Leo, Kendrix and Maya fight against the evil Furio on Mirinoi. Back on Terra Venture, Kai finds the Astro Megaship, currently a museum, and uses it to reach Mirinoi... with the help of ship mechanic Damon. Mike successfully removes one Quasar Saber from the stone, and defeats Furio. Kai, Damon, Kendrix and Maya remove the other four and fight off Furio's foot soldiers, the Stingwingers. Furio opens a crevice into the ground and Mike is caught. Before falling in, Mike gives the Quasar Saber to his brother Leo and asks him to carry on in his place. With the Five Chosen Ones gathered at last, they draw upon the powers of the Quasar Sabers and morph into the Lost Galaxy Power Rangers. Kai is Blue, Damon is Green, Kendrix is Pink, Maya is Yellow, and Leo becomes the Red Ranger.

    Our heroes defeat the Stingwingers, but Furio strikes back and turns the planet Mirinoi and all its people (except the Rangers, who escape on the Megaship) into stone.

    The five Rangers return to Terra Venture, and with it, set out in search of the new world. Little do they realize, that Furio, with his boss, Scorpius, has followed them through the portal from the Lost Galaxy in his ship, in the Scorpion Stinger, in hot pursuit of the Sabers...

    b: 13-Feb-1999 pc: 802 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Return of Alpha 6 and DECA, having last been seen/heard in "Countdown To Destruction, Part 2."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy" VHS.
    • 296. Race to the Rescue
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Radster (voice))

    Maya's telepathically senses cries for help on a distant planet.

    Along with Leo and Damon (and against Kai & Kendrix's GSA-rulebook minded wishes), she travels to the planet in the Astro Megaship. There, they discover that Brunt, one of Scorpius' monster Generals, along with Stingwingers and a monster named Radster, have captured strange giant beasts.

    The three Rangers morph, distract Brunt, and battle Radster & the Stingwingers, and once Kai & Kendrix reach the scene, succeed in freeing the creatures, known as Galactabeasts. They tell the Rangers, through Maya's "animal understanding/telepathy", that they are grateful for the rescue, and will help the Rangers whenever they need them.

    The Galactabeasts find themselves being called on sooner rather than later when Radster pursues them the Rangers to Terra Venture, after a battle with the Rangers, he takes a stange potion that makes him grow gigantic. Using the Red Lion Galactabeast, Leo destroys him.

    b: 20-Feb-1999 pc: 803 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Introduction of the Galactabeasts: Lion (red), Wolf (yellow), Gorilla (blue), Condor (green) and Wildcat (pink).
  • Trakeena (Amy Miller) joins the show with this episode.
  • Scorpius' General Brunt is never named onscreen (nor is his voice actor credited), though his name comes from Closed Captioning, scripts, and info on the Fox Kids website.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy" VHS.
    • 297. Rookie in Red
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice))

    Leo joins the GSA, his easy-going and irresponsible attitude leads to a personality conflict with Kai, who's big on being by the book. But the tensions are eased when Leo's mistakes lead to the Rangers gaining new weapons, the Transdaggers.

    b: 27-Feb-1999 pc: 804 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: The monster in this episode is named Horn, though never onscreen (nor is his voice actor credited). His name comes from Closed Captioning, scripts, and the Fox Kids website.
  • Debut of the Transdaggers, palm-sized, curved "tooth" like devices which can be converted into weapons for each LG Ranger (Magna Talon for Red, Transblaster for Green, Cosma Claw for Blue, Delta Daggers for Yellow, and Beta Bow for Pink).
  • A scene cut from this episode (shown briefly in the "next time on" preview from the end of the previous episode) reveales why Scorpius, once Furio brought him the Quasar Sabers, changed his mind about wanting them and ordered them destroyed.
    • 298. Homesick
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice))

    A young boy named Matthew is discovered to have stowed away on Terra Venture, and desires nothing but to return to Earth. He strikes up a bond with Damon, who also has a family he misses back home. Matthew ends up helping out the Rangers, when Furio's Gasser monster puts the space colony to sleep. This earns him a ticket home on the Astro Megaship. But first, the Rangers utlize their new vehicles, the Jet Jammers, and the Transdagger-power-infused Galactabeasts become Zords, leading to the creation of the Galaxy Megazord.

    b: 06-Mar-1999 pc: 805 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Leo (Danny Slavin) and Maya (Cerina Vincent) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Debut of the Jet Jammers, the Galactazord forms of the five Galactabeasts, and the Galaxy Megazord.
  • The voice actor for the Gasser monster was uncredited.
    • 299. The Lights of Orion
    gs: Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Robert Axelrod (Mutantrum (voice))

    Trakeena & Furio discover the Lights Of Orion, a powerful source of energy, have come to Terra Venture. Only one who is "chosen" can release them, so their monster, Mutantrum, disguised as Mike, tricks Leo into obtaining them. It turns out the Lights are a decoy, the monster is defeated, and the search for the real Lights of Orion begins.

    b: 13-Mar-1999 pc: 806 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Introduction of the Red, Blue, and Green Astro Cycles.
  • A scene cut from this episode (featured briefly on the "next time on" preview from the previous episode), shows Kendrix & Maya, on the Astro Megaship, detecting a disturbance on a nearby planet. As you can see from the finished episode, the disturbance is actually on Terra Venture's Forest Dome.
  • The "Lights Of Orion Saga", as it's known, begins here, and is part of every episode until "Orion Returns."
    • 300. Double Duty
    gs: Valerie Vernon (Carolyn Pickets) Ed Neil (Fan In Crowd #8) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Waiter in movie) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Ezra Weisz (Wisewizard (voice))

    Kendrix discovers she's identical to a movie star on Terra Venture, Carolyn Picketts. They switch places for the filming of a movie, when Carolyn, snobbish and lazy, pretends to be injured. But the actress/model learns a lesson in humility and perseverance by observing Kendrix, who fights through her own injuries to save her from the Wisewizard monster, who's seeking the Lights Of Orion within cameras all over the space station.

    b: 20-Mar-1999 pc: 807 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: The movie Carolyn/Kendrix film is titled, "Star Crossed Lovers", which was the same movie title as the film the Space Rangers went to go see in "A Date With Danger."
    301. The Blue Crush
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Rosario Gru (Jodie Stanton) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice))

    Kai falls for a girl named Hannah, and things get complicated when he believes her to be getting married (but it turns out it's her SISTER who's the bride to be). Meanwhile, Furio's Quakemaker monster fails to turn up the Lights Of Orion, leading to his fall from grace with Scorpius' ranks.

    b: 27-Mar-1999 pc: 808 w: Judd Lynn d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: Uncredited roles: Hannah, Hannah's future brother-in-law, and Quakemaker monster's voice actor.
  • During Kai's dream skating sequence, Hannah is wearing the white costume of PRT's mentor from Inquiris, Dimitria!
    • 302. The Magna Defender
    gs: Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Tom Wyner (Furio (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Treacheron (voice)) Kirk Thornton (Samuron (voice))

    Furio and Leo clash, leading to Furio's self-destruction. A strange ally, who reminds him of his presumed-dead brother Mike, saves Leo from destruction. This man, an alien warrior known as the Magna Defender, is on Terra Venture, seeking the Lights of Orion himself. But his disregard for human life and mysterious goals put him at odds with both the Power Rangers and Scorpius' forces. Speaking of which, Treacheron is promoted to the newest General in Scorpius' army.

    b: 03-Apr-1999 pc: 809 w: Carlton Holder d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Debut of the Magna Defender and Treacheron. Final appearance of Furio (who never even reappears as a ghost, since his costume, which was made for a single episode of Megaranger, was clearly on its last leg while used on PRLG).
  • A third monster, called "Starcog" is mentioned in a scene cut out (but featured briefly in last episode's preview of this one), and seems to only appear in this episode as the shadowed monster Leo runs out of the cave.
  • Ruptor and Samuron's voice actors are only credited on the VHS release of the episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy: The Return Of The Magna Defender" VHS.
    • 303. The Sunflower Search
    gs: Ryan James (Zika) Jewelia Zaferes High (Hostage Girl) Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Treacheron (voice)) Richard Epcar (Fish Face (voice))

    Treacheron evesdrops on Maya, and believes from her comments that the Lights of Orion may be hidden in a sunflower. He sends the Fishface monster to attack the many sunflower statues on Terra Venture. But the choice of monsters is especially personal for the Magna Defender, as Fishface killed his son, Zika, many years ago. He grows giant, becoming the Mega Defender, and merges with his Torozord to become the Mega Torozord, and gains revenge on the monster at last.

    b: 10-Apr-1999 pc: 810 w: Jill Donnellan d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Debut of the Torozord, Magna Defender's giant mode of "Mega Defender", and the combination of the two, the Defender Torozord.
  • Some versions of this episode deepend Zika's voice during the initial flashback scene, including the video version, though the original, unaltered form appears in all later re-flashbacks.
  • Ryan James, Zika's voice actor, also does all non-Sentai footage, in-suit shots of Zika as well.
  • During the flashback to Zika's death, we see several monsters who've appeared before or will eventually appear (Radster, Motor Mantis, Impostra, a blue beetle monster similar to Gasser, and of course, Fishface), including a blink and you miss it shot of Captain Mutiny.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy: The Return Of The Magna Defender" VHS.
    • 304. Silent Sleep
    gs: Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Treacheron (voice))

    The Chillyfish monster puts Terra Venture on ice, trying to freeze the Lights Of Orion out of hiding, and thus putting everyone to sleep. Leo manages to avoid slumberland, and with the aid of a horse he had been struggling to get along with, rides to victory.

    b: 17-Apr-1999 pc: 811 w: Jill Donnellan d: Blair Treu

    NOTE: The "horse with a LG Ranger costume bits" stuff shown only here was the sole 'vehicle' for the Rangers in the counterpart Sentai series, "Gingaman."
  • Final episode for Donene Kistler, suit-actress for Alpha 6. She had been with the show (previously as Alpha 5) since the middle of Season 3.
    • 305. Orion Rising (1)
    gs: Gayle Sanders (Little Girl #1) Raissa Fernandez (Little Girl #2) Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Destruxo (voice))

    Destruxo narrows down the Lights Of Orion's location on Terra Venture. He seals off the neighborhood with a forcefield, keeping Kendrix & Maya within, and the Magna Defender & the other Rangers out. Air's running low inside the dome, as well. The girls, who had been upset at one another prior due to Maya eating Damon's birthday cake, settle their differences and not only take out the force field, but witness the Lights Of Orion, for real, for once, before they take off into space.

    b: 01-May-1999 pc: 812 w: Denise Skinner d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Trakeena (Amy Miller) does not appear in this episode.
  • Originally scheduled to air April 24th, 1999. Was postponed due to a delay in ADR recording, concerning Valerie Vernon's health.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy: The Return Of The Magna Defender" VHS.
    • 306. Orion Returns (2)
    gs: Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Treacheron (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Destruxo (voice)) Nancy Van Iderstine (Impostra (voice))

    The Lights of Orion return to Terra Venture. Destruxo gets a hold of them, and powers up into an armored mode. Trakeena sends Impostra out to trick Destruxo and undermine Treacheron, leading to his imprisonment for betraying Scorpius. The Rangers defeat Destruxo, and gain the Lights Of Orion for themselves, in the form of golden and white armor pieces on their suits and Quasar Sabers.

    b: 08-May-1999 pc: 813 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Debut of the Lights Of Orion power-ups for the five LG Rangers.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy: The Return Of The Magna Defender" VHS.
    • 307. Shark Attack
    gs: Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Ryan James (Zika) Heide Karp (Alpha 6) Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Treacheron (voice)) Patrick Thomas (Red Shark (voice)) Tom Fahn (Green Shark (voice))

    Treacheron makes a jailbreak, with the help of the Shark Brothers. He ends up going out like a true samurai, falling to the Red Ranger in battle. The Shark Brothers meet their twin demise at the hands of the Galaxy Megazord with its new Lights Of Orion armor!

    b: 15-May-1999 pc: 814 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Debut of the Galaxy Megazord's Lights Of Orion power-up.
  • It is revealed that the Lights of Orion will not activate unless all five Rangers are present and together.
  • Treacheron's final episode, though he'll make a return of sorts in "Hexuba's Graveyard."
    • 308. Redemption Day (1)
    gs: Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Ryan James (Zika) Heide Karp (Alpha 6) Kerrigan Mahan (The Magna Defender (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Blake Torney (Freaky Tiki (voice))

    The Scorpion Stinger springs a fuel leak. Scorpius plans to siphon off energy from Terra Venture through its Mountain Dome. The Magna Defender seeks to overload the Dome with power from the Torozord, which will lead to not only Scorpius' destruction, but the space station as well! The Rangers seek to stop him from doing this, and though Torozord turns on him, the damage is done. Leo finally learns from the Magna Defender, who is wounded by the Freaky Tiki monster, the truth of his connection to his brother Mike: seems back on Mirinoi, Mike happened to fall into the same crevice he had been imprisoned for 3000 years. MD took Mike's life energy, having been merged with him since. To save Terra Venture, Magna Defender sacrifices himself to undo what he had done with the Torozord earlier. But not before releasing Mike from their merger, allowing him a joyous reunion with his brother and the Rangers.

    b: 22-May-1999 pc: 815 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lost Galaxy: The Return Of The Magna Defender" VHS.
    Special

    The Lost Episode
    gs: Austin St. John (Himself) Walter Jones (Himself)

    Austin St. John & Walter Emmanuel Jones host a special retrospective on over 5 years & roughly 300 episodes of Power Rangers. Clips, montages, a "brief history of Power Rangers in just over a minute", and a music video are presented. The show rounds out with the 16 minute original, never before broadcasted Pilot Version of "Day Of The Dumpster". Among the changes, is a different Trini, a totally different Command Center, an odd(er) looking Alpha 5, and Zordon is a big green head named "Zoltar", among other oddities.

    b: 22-May-1999 pc: KS138 w: Rafael Antonio Oliver d: Rafael Antonio Oliver

    NOTE: Only aired once, never aired in other countries.
  • Some editing was done to the original pilot, including removing some unmorphed fighting against the bullies, and altering the original name for the Zords (which was "Droids").
    • Season 7 : Power Rangers Lost Galaxy

    309. Destined for Greatness (2)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Kerrigan Mahan (The Original Magna Defender (voice)) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Doug Stone II (Skelekron (voice))

    The team celebrates Mike's safe return, and hold a toast in honour of the fallen Magna Defender. Aboard the Scorpion Stinger, Scorpius is looking for new Generals, the latest to audition, Skelecron, hatches a plan to power up his own breed of soldiers using the energies of captured Rangers.

    Leo considers giving Mike the Red Quasar Sabre, since it was his brother who pulled the Sabre from the stone on Mironoi, the brothers are interrupted by news of trouble elsewhere, The Rangers arrive and battle Sting Wingers. As Mike and Leo fight, Skelecron uses his shield to capture four of the Rangers. Leo and Mike escape in time. Mike tells Leo that he had planted his dog tag on a Sting Winger, which serves as a homing device.

    But Mike's dog tag is soon discovered by Skelecron, and he prepares for their arrival, the first of Skelecron's warriors confronts Mike and Leo. After a furious battle, they defeat him. As they make their way to Skelecron's hideout, the second warrior appears. Leo takes him out by deflecting a blast with his Quasar Sabre, which causes him to drop it.

    Mike picks it up to hand it to Leo, but Leo won't accept it, saying that the role of Red Ranger was meant for him. Mike declines, telling Leo he has more than earned his position as the Ranger's leader. They finally make it to where Skelecron is holding the rest of the team. Skelecron unleashes his final two warriors, which are easily defeated.

    Leo then turns his attention to Skelecron, and blasts him with his Quasar Sabre. The blast shatters the mirrors on his shield, freeing the Rangers from the chambers. The team transforms, and they battle Skelecron and the Sting Wingers. Leo takes off after Skelecron, who lures him into one on one combat. The rest of the team catches up, and attacks Skelecron using the Lights of Orion energy attack.

    Skelecron grows, the Rangers summon the Galactabeasts and form the Galaxy Megazord, after a quick battle, Skelecron is able to trap the Galaxy Megazord in a mirror. He then proceeds to hack away at it. As Mike watches unable to do anything, the spirits of Magna Defender and Zika appear to him.

    The Magna Defender gives Mike a Morpher and advises him to fulfil his destiny as the new Magna Defender. Mike accepts his new responsibility and morphs into The Magna Defender, Torozord appears before him. Mike transforms into a giant, and Torozord transforms into Defender mode.

    Mike defeats Skelecron using the Torozord's spin attack, setting the Rangers and the Galaxy Megazord free from their prison.

    Back on Terra Venture, Mike attempts to explain his absence to Commander Stanton and the Council, but one of the council tells the Commander that Mike's absence doesn't matter, the fact remains he is back safe and sound. After being dismissed by Stanton, Mike lets out a victory yell.

    b: 25-Sep-1999 pc: 901 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Mike (Russell Lawrence) is added to the opening credits, though will be removed whenever he doesn't appear in the show.
  • Terra Venture has been revealed to have travelled 5.6 light years from Earth
  • The High Council of the GSA, a small group of elder men and women who oversee Terra Venture, are introduced in this episode (though only two, Reiner and Brody, are ever named).
    • 310. Stolen Beauty
    gs: Ed Neil (Goofy Painter #1) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Goofy Painter #2) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) William Butler (Crumummy (voice))

    Trakeena releases the Crumummy monster on Terra Venture, draining women of their beauty so that only she will be considered beautiful. She even goes down, in human form, and visits the space colony, hooking up with Mike in the attempt to poision him. Her identity is discovered, and Crumummy is defeated, returning the beauty to all of the women. Trakeena returns to the Scorpion Stinger, and discovers her father has made a cocoon for her, with which she can evolve into her ultimate, bug-like form. She refuses her destiny, and flees her father's ship.

    b: 02-Oct-1999 pc: 902 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Mike is revealed to be the Second in Command of Terra Venture.
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) return for this episode, though only Bulk is credited on the opening credits. They'll return in "Journey's End (2)".
    • 311. The Rescue Mission
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Ed Neil (Jasper) Jeff Hightower (Hargan) Elisa Llamido (Collins) Danny Wayne Stallcup (GSA Troop #2) Kirk Thornton (Alien (voice))

    Terra Venture receives a distress signal from an alien spacecraft, after securing it's location, Command Stanton orders a rescue mission. Mike takes his Rescue team to the vessel by heliship, Leo joins them, but they find that the crew have been dead for a long time. Whilst searching through the ruins of the ship, Leo discovers a book, he is unaware that, as well as the rescue team, there is another lifeform aboard the ship...and it's hunting them down.

    The creature traps several of the team in web traps, Mike and Leo are able to free them, and the remaining Rangers arrive to bail them out. Leo and Mike distract the creature with their blasters, but they accidently trigger a chain reaction that threatens to blow up the ship.

    Mike and Leo blast a hole in one of the main doors, where the heliship is waiting for them, the creature a final attempt to take a victim as it latches itself onto Mike, but the Rangers blast their freind clear of the creature. The heliship makes it's escape as the alien vessel is destroyed, leaving Leo and Mike to ponder what to do with the only item they salvaged from the wreck, the mysterious book...

    b: 09-Oct-1999 pc: 903 w: Judd Lynn d: Steve Wang

    NOTE: Trakeena (Amy Miller) does not appear in this episode.
  • Damon (Reggie Rolle) and Maya (Cerina Vincent) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Leo (Danny Slavin) and Mike (Russell Lawrence) do not appear morphed in this episode.
  • This episode is unique in the fact that it utilizes no Sentai footage whatsoever!
    • 312. The Lost Galactabeasts (1)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Stephen Mendel (Dr. Kovak) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice))

    Aboard The Scorpion Stinger, Deviot makes his presence felt to Scorpius, telling him that if he is made second in command to him, he will use his two powerful Zords to destroy the Rangers. Meanwhile on Terra Venture, Kendrix and the science staff are researching the book found on the alien spaceship, Kendrix finds a page detailing the Galactabeasts, including three missing ones.

    Deviot sets the first stage of his strategy into effect by capturing Damon and Kai when they confront him on Terra Venture, he shackles them to handcuffs that force them to fight one another, their energy powering Deviot's Zords with every punch thrown. Leo and Maya soon become aware of Kai and Damon's abduction, and begin searching for them, Kai, meanwhile, is able to free he and Damon from Deviot's mind control when he regains some measure of conscience long enough to destroy the device powering the shackles.

    They retreat to the beach, but are confronted by Deviot and Stingwingers; the other Rangers arrive and fight off the Stingwingers with the Lights of Orion.

    Deviot isn't through yet, Kai and Damon's fight has energised his Zords, The Stratoforce and Centaurous Megazords, and he activates them. The Rangers summon the Galactazords to confront Deviot's Zords, but they are shocked when the Zords refuse to attack their enemies, and are wasted as a result.

    The Rangers retreat, and Scorpius praises Deviot, he promises that he can have the powers of the cocoon if he is able to destroy the Rangers. Kendrix and Kai struggle to unlock the secrets of the new Megazords by researching the Galaxy Book, but time is running out...

    b: 16-Oct-1999 pc: 904 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Trakeena (Amy Miller) does not appear in this episode.
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence) is voice-only as Magna Defender in this episode.
  • Debut of the Centaurus & Stratoforce Megazords, the Zenith Carrierzord, and Scorpius' final General, Deviot.
    • 313. The Lost Galactabeasts (2)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) Ken Merckx (Hardtochoke (voice))

    Scorpius summons the Hardtochoke Monster, giving him the remote control for the Megazords under his command.

    Hardtochoke arrives on Terra Venture, and immediately creates havoc with the Megazords.

    Maya communicates with the other Galactabeasts, trying to learn the reasons as to why the creatures did not aid the Rangers in battle with the Megazords, whilst Leo, Damon and Kai speed off to confront the Zords on their Astro-cycles.

    Only Leo is able to make it to the rooftops, as an ambush of Stingwingers distracts the Rangers, but before he can attack, Kendrix contacts him and tells him she has made a breakthrough whilst researching the Galaxy Book: The evil Zords are in fact two of the three missing Galactabeasts, the third, Zenith, is the carrier Zord for the two creatures.

    The Rangers rejoin Leo on the rooftops, but before they can do anything, Deviot arrives with the Stingwingers, Deviot reveals how he found the missing Galactabeats: dormant, dying after a great battle against evil, he rebuilt them and put them under his control, designed to do nothing but destroy.

    After a battle with the Stingwingers, Leo decides to take the remote control device, believing it will free the evil Zords of Deviot's power, but Hardtochoke destroys the device.

    Hardtochoke is made giant sized, and begins a devastating attack, the Rangers summon the Galactazords, but soon find themselves facing not only Hardtochoke, but also the Stratoforce and Centaurous Megazords.

    The Rangers appeal to the Galactabeats within the Zords, and it eventually works, and the Startoforce and Centuarous Zords turn on Hardtochoke, with the additional aid of Zenith and the Lights of Orion, the Rangers destroy the monster.

    Deviot is furious that he has lost control of his Zords to the Rangers, and vows that the battle isn't over.

    Meanwhile, Command Stanton announces that Terra Venture is now moved 14 light years away from Earth; there is no turning back now…

    b: 22-Oct-1999 pc: 905 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Trakeena (Amy Miller) does not appear in this episode.
    314. Heir to the Throne
    gs: Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice))

    Trakeena ends up on Onyx, where she trains to become a warrior with the honorable Villamax, and his buddy, Kegler. Meanwhile, Deviot tricks Scorpius into going down to Terra Venture personally, led to believe Trakeena was being held hostage by the Rangers. Our heroes, with the Lights Of Orion, deal Scorpius a fatal blow. He returns to the Stinger, and is soon followed by Trakeena and her two new allies. She's able to say goodbye to her father, whose last remains form into a new power staff for her. Deviot's plans to gain access to the transformation cocoon are put back on hold, as he continues playing loyal servant.

    b: 23-Oct-1999 pc: 906 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Introduction of Villamax and Kegler, Trakeena's personal trainers and Generals.
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence) does not appear in this episode.
  • Death of Scorpius (though he'll reappear through flashbacks through the rest of the season).
  • This is the second appearance of Onyx, the Old West-style planet where evil aliens and mutants hang out (having last been seen in PRiS' "Flashes Of Darkonda."
    • 315. An Evil Game
    gs: Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Stephen Apostolina (Kubak (voice)) Kim Strauss (Teksa (voice))

    Trakeena, now controlling her departed father's army and ship, targets the Rangers for murdering Scorpius, specifically Leo, capturing him. She and Leo end up dueling, though two monsters released by Deviot intervene in an attempt to destroy her.

    b: 25-Oct-1999 pc: 907 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Damon (Reggie Rolle), Kendrix (Valerie Vernon), and Maya (Cerina Vincent) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
    316. Memories of Mirinoi
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Richard Grant (Jera) Elizabeth Levin (Shondra) Holliston Coleman (Mandy) Celina Muehlbauer (Young Shondra) Brooke Winn (Young Maya) Frank Tahoe (Guard #1) Hans Hazz Jr. (Guard #2) Carol Hoyt (Rykon (voice))

    Shondra, Maya's childhood friend from Mirinoi, shows up on Terra Venture. They resume their friendship, pushing Kendrix out in the role of best friend. But all is not as it seems, when Shondra is revealed to be the monster Rykon, and uses her disguise as Maya's buddy to gain access to the Galaxy Book!

    b: 26-Oct-1999 pc: 908 w: Judd Lynn d: James Mathers

    NOTE: Mike (Russell Lawrence) is voice-only as the Magna Defender in this episode.
  • Valerie Vernon's last full episode as Kendrix until "The Chameliac Warrior", due to her battle with leukemia.
    • 317. Green Courage
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Ed Neil (Jasper) Danny Wayne Stallcup (GSA Troop) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Tom Wyner (Cannonbrawl (voice))

    The Scorpion Stinger is heavily damaged in an asteroid shower, desperate for a good mechanic; Trakeena deploys Cannonbrawl to capture a member of the Terra Council high command to use in hostage negotiations. Cannonbrawl targets High Commander Renier, and takes her back to the Scorpion Stringer, after Trakeena issues her demands, Damon agrees to repair the Scorpion Stinger

    b: 27-Oct-1999 pc: 909 w: Jill Donnellan d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Kendrix does not appear unmorphed, and her voice is done by someone other than Valerie Vernon, in this episode.
    318. Blue to the Test
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Rosario Gru (Jodie Stanton) Christopher Glenn (Cadet) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Icy Angel (voice))

    Terra Venture nears a giant red star. Icyangel is sent down to place Commander Stanton under a spell, forcing him to sabotage the space colony so that the intense gravity of the star will suck it in! Kai, big on rules and regulations, struggles with going along with the Commander's crazy commands, versus his usual way of following orders. He manages to break his routine and go against the grain, aiding in breaking the spell on Stanton and saving Terra Venture again.

    b: 28-Oct-1999 pc: 910 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Kendrix does not appear unmorphed, and her voice is done by someone other than Valerie Vernon, in this episode.
    319. Mean Wheels Mantis
    gs: Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Michael McConnohie (Motor Mantis (voice))

    Maya tries to teach Leo to speak with his heart to the Red Lion Galactabeast, but Leo does not understand, and he fails.

    Trakeena summons Mean Wheels Mantis, a powerful and feared motorcycle racer who captures Kendrix and Maya and transforms them into miniature trophy statues, he challenges the remaining Rangers to a race, his motor cycle vs. their Astro Cycles, if they win, he restores Kendrix and Maya.

    During the race, Mantis sets off a series of traps, which take out Damon and Kai, he then blast Leo and uses turbo speed to reach the finish line, winning the race, and keeps the statues.

    Leo is furious, and later that night, goes into the jungle to think of his failure, he is approached by the Red Lion, and this time Leo hears with his heart.

    The Red Lion tells Leo his Astro Cycle is more than he believes it to be, and it's powers will aid him in battle whenever he needs it.

    The next day, Leo sneaks off and finds the Mantis, he challenges the creature to another race, this time putting his Quasar Sabre on the line, but only if Mantis puts his two prised Ranger statues on the line also.

    During the race, Leo activates the power of his Astro Cycle and it is transformed into a Capsular cycle, which propels Leo to the finish line, earning him the right to free Kendrix and Maya.

    Mantis refuses, so Leo uses the power of the Capsular Cycle to knock him out, restoring the two female Rangers.

    Mantis is made giant, but is destroyed by The Galaxy Megazord.

    Later, Leo brags to Maya of how he was able to communicate with the Red Lion, but Maya dismisses his effort as mere luck.

    b: 29-Oct-1999 pc: 911 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Kendrix's voice is done by someone other than Valerie Vernon, and her unmorphed appearance is done by an uncredited stand-in, in this episode.
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence) does not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of the Red Capsular Cycle and its Fireball Mode Attack.
    • 320. Loyax' Last Battle
    gs: Heide Karp (Alpha 6) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Simon Prescott (Loyax (voice))

    Loyax, once a hero, has turned to the side of evil, finding the struggle against it to be futile. He wants one last, glorious battle before his end, and desires to go up against the Power Rangers. He ends up facing Maya, who learns of his past, and convinces him the errors of his ways. But Deviot gets involved, and ensures it's Loyax's last battle, much to the Yellow Ranger's dismay.

    b: 01-Nov-1999 pc: 912 w: Judd Lynn d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Kendrix's voice is done by someone other than Valerie Vernon, and her unmorphed appearance is a recycled bit of footage of Valerie's face from a previous episode along with an uncredited stand-in, in this episode.
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence) does not appear in this episode.
    • 321. A Red Romance
    gs: Etty Lau (Ginger) John Koyama (Colby) Heide Karp (Alpha 6) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice))

    Leo saves a young girl called Ginger from a biking accident, and romance begins to develop between the two.

    Trakeena sends down the beutiful yet deadly Miranda, who captures several Terra Venture citizens in a jar,including Ginger, even though Leo tries to save her. When Leo tells Ginger's overprotective older brother Colby, he is infuriated at Leo "cowardly" ways and rushes off to rescue her himself.

    b: 02-Nov-1999 pc: 913 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Kai (Archie Kao), Damon (Reggie Rolle), Kendrix (voice done by someone other than Valerie Vernon), and Maya (Cerina Vincent) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence) does not appear in this episode at all.
    • 322. The Chameliac Warrior
    gs: Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Tom Fahn (Chameliac (voice))

    Chameliac, a monster with a computerized memory, learns all of the Lost Galaxy Rangers' (and Magna Defender's) battle skills and moves, and uses it against them. He's even got the Megazord attacks copied! Thanks to Mike's bright idea of having the Rangers (and Megazords) switch attacks mid-battle, Chameliac is confused and defeated.

    b: 03-Nov-1999 pc: 914 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Valerie Vernon returns to the show with this episode as Kendrix, though some scenes do feature her uncredited stand-in.
  • When Chameliac is scanning the Scorpion Stinger's databank of Power Ranger battles to "download" their fighting styles, numerous previously unseen battles are shown, including one centipede-like monster who had never been seen whatsoever.
    • 323. To the Tenth Power (1)
    gs: Tracy Lynn Cruz (Ashley Hammond (Yellow Space Ranger)) Patricia Ja Lee (Cassie Chan (Pink Space Ranger)) Christopher Khayman Lee (Andros (Red Space Ranger)) Roger Velasco (Carlos Valerte (Black Space Ranger)) Selwyn Ward (TJ Johnson (Blue Space Ranger)) Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) Ryan James (Psycho Kid) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Patrick David (Psycho Red (voice)) Wally Wingert (Psycho Blue (voice)) Michael Maize (Psycho Black (voice)) Kamera Walton (Psycho Yellow (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    In a secret meeting on a desolate world, Deviot obtains familiar data cards from a shadowy dealer; the dealer attempts to take back the cards in a treacherous attack but is met with brutal retaliation from Deviot, who destroys him. Deviot's duplicity and acquiring of the cards does not go unforeseen, a robed figure analyses the remains of the dealer, "I'm Too Late," he says to himself before departing for parts unknown

    Deviot returns to the Scorpion Stinger, where he uses his own custom made data transferor to materialise the data stored on the cards, the data is manifested as The Psycho Rangers!

    Almost immediately, Trakeena deploys the Psychos to capture the rangers, Black Psycho and Yellow Psycho capture Damien and Maya successfully, Pink Psycho and Blue Psycho snare Kendrix and Kai after a fight. Leo is stalked by Psycho Red in the woods, but before the leader of the Power Rangers is snared, he is saved by the cloaked figure who had been trailing Deviot, the figure reveals himself to be another Ranger leader, Leo's predecessor ANDROS, and drives back Psycho Red, Leo and Andros return to the Mega-Ship, where with Mike and Alpha, pinpoint the location of their comrades.

    Leo Andros, and Mike know, however, that if the find their teamates, they will find the Psychos lying in wait for them, Andros takes precautions and collects his Morpher from the Megaship's vault and departs with Leo and Mike to face the evil team.

    As the threesome arrive and do battle with the Psychos and Trakeena's forces, Alpha notices that several other figures have entered the Mega-Vault, they take the remaining morphers, Alpha is shocked as he recognises them.

    Back at the Warehouse, Mike, as Magna Defender, takes out the Sting Wingers keeping guard on the captive Rangers, now free, they join up with Leo and Andros, but they are still outnumbered by the Psychos and Trakeena's posse...

    b: 04-Nov-1999 pc: 915 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS IN SPACE" meets "POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY", part one of two.
  • First team-up between two previously-unacquainted Power Ranger teams, starting what will become an annual tradition (PRNS aside).
  • Available in North America on the "Best of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
    • 324. The Power of Pink (2)
    gs: Tracy Lynn Cruz (Ashley Hammond (Yellow Space Ranger)) Patricia Ja Lee (Cassie Chan (Pink Space Ranger)) Christopher Khayman Lee (Andros (Red Space Ranger)) Roger Velasco (Carlos Valerte (Black Space Ranger)) Selwyn Ward (TJ Johnson (Blue Space Ranger)) Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    The Space Rangers are given a tour of Terra Venture by the Galaxy Rangers as they recover from their battle with the Psychos, meanwhile Psycho Pink, recovered by Deviot, turns against Trakeena and escapes the Scorpion Stinger, hacking into Terra Venture's computer network, Psycho Pink ambushes Kendrix, who is researching a weapon of destructive capability called The Savage Sword. Mind-probing Kendrix to get the location of the sword, Pyscho Pink makes her way to Planet Rashon.

    Kendrix, feeling responsible, goes after Psycho Pink, Cassie decides to help he, Kendrix contacts the other Rangers, but they are kept busy by Villamax, Deviot, and a team of Sting Wingers. Arrving on Rashon, the two Pink Rangers find they are too late to stop Psycho Pink from taking the Savage Sword for herself.

    In the battle that follows, Cassie's morpher is shattered, seeing the oppertunity to give herself more power, Psycho Pink stabs the remains of the Astro Morpher with the Savage Sword, creating a pink energy cloud which endangers the nearby Terra Venture.

    Psycho Pink also transforms into her monster form, as Cassie and Kendrix ponsder what to do, the other Rangers arrive in the Astro and Galaxy Megazords, and in a fierce battle, they destroy Psycho Pink with twin Power Sword attacks. Kendrix decides to take out the Savage Sword directly, and despite Cassie's pleas not to, she ventures into the eye of the storm and destroys the weapon.

    The resulting explosion kills her, but the energy cloud is dispersed and Terra Venture is saved. As the Rangers greive over their fallen friend, the spirit of Kendrix arrives and tells them she will always be near, her Quasar Sabre then flys off to parts unknown, as a parting gift, Kendrix repairs Cassie's morpher.

    Back on Terra Venture, the Space Rangers say goodbye to their new freinds and continue thier own mission, whilst the Galaxy Rangers contemplate how to continue their own without a fifth Ranger....

    b: 05-Nov-1999 pc: 916 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS IN SPACE" meets "POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY", part two of two.
  • Andros & T.J. will both return in PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • Valeries' illness had even greater impact on the Lost Galaxy story arc, originally, the Dairanger coustumes were to be used as "Anicent Rangers" and used in a mini-arc during the Lost Galaxy storyline
  • The original ending of this episode had Cassie (Patricia Ja Lee) remaining on Terra Venture to take the role of the Pink Lost Galaxy Ranger. Footage was even shot for another episode with her in the role, but due to a contract dispute between Ms. Lee and Saban Entertainment, the footage was scrapped, the episodes rewritten and reshot. Hence the Space Rangers being morphed the whole time in the last act of this episode.
  • First appearance of the Astro Megazord formation since "The Impenetrable Web", and also final ever appearance of it.
    • 325. Protect the Quasar Saber
    gs: David Guzman (Runtus) Michael Sorich (Auctioneer) Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Eddie Frierson (Ironite (voice)) Brett Walkow (Spikaka (voice))

    Maya receives a vision from the recently-deceased Kendrix telling to retreat her Quasar Saber before it falls into evil hands

    Meanwhile Karone, disguised as her alter-ego Astronema, manages to retrieve the saber, but Trakeena fingers her, Karone escapes after a short chase

    When The Rangers discover the location of the saber, they head toward a dealer who tells them that he found the saber, but had sold it to two creeps.

    The Rangers trace the creeps to the bar, unaware that they are walking right into a trap.

    Karone arrives to help, but Trakeena engages her in a battle, which culminates in Karone being knocked off a cliff face

    The spirit of Kendrix appears before Karone and saves her, she tells Karone to become the Pink Ranger in her stead.

    Karone morphs and with the help of the other rangers, repels Trakeena

    The Rangers welcome their new member to the fold and celebrate their re-unification as a team of five.

    b: 08-Nov-1999 pc: 917 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Kendrix (Valerie Vernon) departs the series with this episode, though will return in "Journey's End (3)", and will be credited on the opening throughout.
  • Karone (Melody Perkins) rejoins the show (having last appeared in "Countdown To Destruction, Part 2") with this episode.
    • 326. Facing the Past
    gs: James Lew (The Warrior) Melody Perkins (Astronema) Kelly Ann Kelso (Little Girl) Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Dave Mallow (Magnetox (voice))

    When all of the Rangers' powers are drained by Magnetox, Karone must face her dark past as Astronema to gain some powerful keys from a brave Warrior she once defeated, which will allow Leo to summon forth a Red Armored Power Ranger form.

    b: 09-Nov-1999 pc: 918 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: The flashback to when Karone as Astronema turned the Warrior to stone, includes a non-speaking cameo by Ecliptor.
  • Karone is added to the opening credits with this episode.
  • Leo gains the ability to become the Red Armored Ranger, this year's version of the Battlizer power-up.
  • Karone's reviving of the Warrior with her tears is just like how her brother Andros revived her back in "Countdown To Destruction (2)."
    • 327. Turn Up the Volume
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Benny Grant (Baxter) Mike Batayeh (Cadet #1) Curtis Brooks (Cadet #2) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Kim Strauss (Decibat (voice))

    A new competition for the position of Chief Mechanic begins, whoever can create the best device to help out Terra Venture will win the job, and Karone wants to make sure Damon has his hand raised in victory. But they face competition in the form of Baxter, a cocky and obnoxious scientist who also wants to win as badly as Damon.

    Meanwhile, Trakeena unleashes Decibat, who has a devastating sonic blast, a weapon which proves effective against the Rangers. Damon decides to create an ultra-sonic transmitter to use against Decibat, but Baxter steals the blueprints for the device and presents them to Commander Stanton as his own.

    But Damon insists that he never finished the project, but by the time Baxter listens to him, it's too late, as the device completely fails him when used against Decibat, only the intervention of Damon is able to save the day, and he helps Baxter fix the problems with the Ultra-sonic device. Decibat is soon rendered helpless, and left vulnerable to an attack from the Rangers, who use the Lights of Orion to destroy him.

    Baxter apologies to Damon, and volunteers to step down as Chief Mechanic, but Damon tells him to keep the position, telling him he isn't ready to take on a high level job yet.

    b: 10-Nov-1999 pc: 919 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Leo (Danny Slavin), Kai (Archie Kao), and Maya (Cerina Vincent) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence) does not appear in this episode.
    • 328. Enter the Lost Galaxy (1)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Stephen Mendel (Dr. Kovak) Carey Scott (Ramsey) Matthias Hues (The Guardian) Takahiro Homma (Guard #1) Franklin James (Guard #2) Spencer Sano (Repairman) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice))

    The GSA Scientists finally translate a part of the Galaxy Book, and the result sends a shock wave through Terra Venture. It doesn't take long for such an occurrence to draw in the most unexpected of visitors, as a mysterious stranger arrives on the Station.

    The Stranger sneaks into the science labs, and attempts to take the Galaxy Book, suddenly he is apprehended. The Stranger confides in Kai, who he knows to be the Blue Galaxy Ranger, he reveals himself as the Guardian of the Galaxy Book, and it is part of Kai's destiny to bring him the book so he may protect it from evil.

    At first, Kai is reluctant, but when the Guardian shows signs of being unable to survive within his environment, he agrees to help, and breaks him free, they agree to meet at the Mountain Dome, where Kai will deliver the Galaxy Book, the Guardian of the book gives Kai special crystals, to use whenever he needs them. Kai brings the Galaxy Book to the Mountain Dome, but he is attacked by Deviot, the Guardian stops Deviot, but at the cost of his own life.

    Deviot uses the power of the Galaxy Book to transform himself into a horrific, god-like being, which the Rangers have trouble defeating. Kai tells the Rangers to use the Guardian's crystals, they do so and summon the Galaxy Quasar Launchers, but even they prove ineffective against Deviot, who grows to giant size.

    Finally, using the Galaxy Megazord, The Stratoforce and Centaurous Megazords, and the Lights of Orion, the Rangers defeat Deviot, but the Galaxy Book, its power unleashed completely, sucks Terra Venture into a Lost Galaxy...

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 11-Nov-1999 pc: 920 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Paul Schrier did some uncredited directing work on this episode.
  • Trakeena (Amy Miller) does not appear in this episode.
  • The final segment of this episode is repeated at the start of the next one.
    • 329. Beware the Mutiny (2)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Jeffery Stackhouse (Slave) Ed Neil (Jasper) William H. Bassett (Ghost Commander) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Richard Epcar (Barbarax (voice)) Glen McDougal (Rocketron (voice))

    Trakeena steers The Scorpion Stinger clear of the rift that has sucked Terra Venture into the Lost Galaxy, stating that nobody who enters has survived. Commander Stanton and Mike receive a vision, which tells them that they must return the way the came, or all is lost.

    Meanwhile, a vicious pirate called Captain Mutiny discovers Terra Venture's presence, and under a shroud of friendship, offers to help in any way he can. Stanton accepts Mutiny's offer, Mutiny provides Stanton with a device that will transport the station to its original location, Stanton sends GSA troops to pick up the device from Mutiny's home planet.

    The Rangers are suspicious, and follow Mutiny, they discover Mutiny runs a slave camp, and treats his prisoners with no mercy.

    b: 12-Nov-1999 pc: 921 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Trakeena (Amy Miller) departs the cast with this episode, though will appear in old clips in "Until Sunset". She'll return with "Escape The Lost Galaxy".
  • The final minute or so of this episode is repeated at the start of the next one.
    • 330. Grunchor on the Loose (3)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Michael Bayer (Cadet) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Richard Epcar (Barbarax (voice))

    The Grunchor Monster, accidentally released by the GSA upon arrival on Terra Venture, goes on a rampage through the city dome, causing incredible damage and endangering countless lives.

    The Rangers discover Deviot is now working under Captain Mutiny, and has been given the responsibility of feeding the Grunchor, he unleashes the Swabbies on the Rangers to keep them occupied, the Ranger fight back the Swabbies, and Leo forces Deviot to reveal Grunchor's weaknesses.

    Apparently, Grunchor is vulnerable to fire, so when Babarax brings Grunchor to the surface, the Rangers direct a huge fire blast at the creature, but it only angers him, and he is made giant.

    The Rangers summon the Galactabeasts and battle Grunchor in the Galaxy Megazord, they are aided by The Stratoforce and Centaurous Megazord, and Mike shows up in the Torozord, eventually, each of the Zords, as well as the Rangers, combine their energies to give Leo the power he needs to generate a fire blast that obliterates Grunchor.

    Captain Mutiny is angered by this failure, and becomes more determined to take the Terra Venture populace as his slaves, whilst the Rangers hope to find a way out of the Lost Galaxy...and soon.

    b: 15-Nov-1999 pc: 922 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki
    331. Until Sunset
    gs: Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Richard Epcar (Barbarax (voice)) Randy Swerdlick (Rojomon (voice)) Kerrigan Mahan (The Original Magna Defender (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Ryan James (Zika) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice)) Vicki Davis (Psycho Pink (voice))

    Leo and Damon have been captured by Barbarax, and will face execution by Captain Mutiny at Sundown.

    As they await thier fate, the two Rangers reflect on their past adventures, thier victories, and losses, but ever present is the freindship they share.

    Eventually, the other Galaxy Rangers rescue the two from Mutiny's clutches

    b: 16-Nov-1999 pc: 923 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: This is a clipshow, recapping many events of PRLG thus far.
  • Originally titled "Before Sunset."
  • Mike (Russell Lawrence), Kendrix (Valerie Vernon), and Trakeena (Amy Miller) do not appear in this episode, aside from clips from previous shows.
  • The Original Magna Defender, Villamax, Scorpius, Psycho Pink, and Zika do not appear in this episode, aside from clips from previous shows, though they get credited since their voice actors had to redub their characters' lines for this episode to fit with the reediting of scenes.
    • 332. Dream Battle
    gs: Theresa Clayton (Terry) Scott Michael Guess (Delivery Boy) Patrick Wolff (Soldier) Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Rajia Baroudi (Hexuba (voice)) Walter Jones (Nightmare Monster (voice))

    Damon finds romance when he helps a young girl called Terri.

    Meanwhile, Captain Mutiny recruits the illusionist and spell-caster Hexuba to help him in his campaign against the Rangers.

    Using flower bouquets containing knockout gas, Hexuba sends first Damon, and then Kai into a horrific dream world where the forces they face are unstoppable.

    Maya and Karone are next, leaving only Mike and Leo left, when the two Corbett brothers also inhale the scent of the flowers, but struggle to stay awake for as long as they can until they find the person responsible.

    Leo fails, and becomes trapped in dreamworld with the other Rangers, who are now battling a monster.

    Mike is able to find Hexuba's lair, and deflects an attack from her back at her, the result frees the Rangers from their slumber-like sate in the dream world.

    Damon destroys the Monster, but it "grows", the Rangers use their minds to summon a dream version of the Galaxy Megazord, with the aid of a Centaurous Megazord, they destroy the monster.

    Hexuba is chewed out by Captain Mutiny, she vows to take out the Rangers the next time she crosses paths with them, whilst Damon's uncertainty with flowers after what Hexuba did to him causes him to reject a bouquet given to him by Teri, blowing some chances with the girl…

    b: 17-Nov-1999 pc: 924 w: Jill Donnellan d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Patrick Wolff, who plays the GSA soldier seen early in the episode, should be used to that battle outfit he's wearing: he was in "Starship Troopers", the movie they were borrowed from!
  • Walter Jones (who played Zack in MMPR) becomes the first known former Ranger actor to voice a monster on the show.
    • 333. Hexuba's Graveyard
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Rajia Baroudi (Hexuba (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Treacheron (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Destruxo (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Fishface (voice)) Blake Torney (Freaky Tiki (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Mutantrum (voice)) Michael Sorich (Teksa (voice)) Blake Torney (Horn (voice)) Michael Sorich (Hardtochoke (voice)) Blake Torney (Gasser (voice)) Michael Sorich (Quakemaker (voice))

    Hexuba decides to resurrect old monsters from the Ranger's past in order to defeat them, after Captain Mutiny gives his approval, the Sorceress begins her evil scheme.

    The old monsters are dispatched, and are met with defeat each time by the Rangers, but the team are soon worn down by the attacks, soon enough, the Rangers will become too weak to survive any further battles, Kai decides to find the source of the attacks.

    b: 18-Nov-1999 pc: 925 w: Judd Lynn & Denise Skinner d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Damon (Reggie Rolle), Maya (Cerina Vincent), and Karone (Melody Perkins) do not appear in this episode unmorphed.
    334. Raise the Titanisaur
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Richard Epcar (Barbarax (voice))

    Captain Mutiny unleashes his dragon-vessel, the Titanisaur, on Terra Venture. It'll take the combined might of all the Megazords to save the space colony from its destructive rampage.

    b: 19-Nov-1999 pc: 926 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Final appearance of the Lights of Orion (except Leo's in armored mode) until "Trakeena's Revenge, Part 2" in Lightspeed Rescue
  • Final appearance of the Zenith Carrierzord (never shown, said, nor implied to be destroyed).
    • 335. Escape the Lost Galaxy
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Analisa Brouet (Haley) John F. Goff (Benjamin) Jeffery Stackhouse (Slave) Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) Kerrigan Mahan (The Original Magna Defender (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Captain Mutiny (voice)) Richard Epcar (Barbarax (voice))

    Barbarax leads an attack on Terra Venture and captures many of it's citizens, in an attempt to rescue them, Mike volunteers to act as a spy, inside Captain Mutiny's slave camp and finding out it's location, he allows himself to be captured when Terra Venture is attacked again.

    Inside the slave camp, Mike meets a girl called Haley, he is impressed by the way she stands up for him when he helps her sickly Grandfather. Meanwhile, Kai realises how to re-open the Portal to the Ranger's universe

    b: 03-Dec-1999 pc: 927 w: Judd Lynn d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Trakeena (Amy Miller) returns to the series with this episode.
  • Destruction of the Torozord, and the Magna Defender powers.
    • 336. Journey's End (1)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Tyler Trute (Son) Bob Papenbrook (Deviot (voice)) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice))

    Deviot, having barely survived the destruction of Mutiny's castle, returns to the Scorpion Stinger. He's not being welcomed back so easily, and ends up dragging Trakeena with him he leaping into the transformation cocoon! They merge into one being, Trakeena physically, with a metallic voice, some of Deviot's parts, and her mind is shattered completely.

    Terra Venture, running highly low on fuel and its engines on their last leg, approaches an uninhabited planet with a liveable environment, perfect for colonization. But Trakeena's all-out assault on the space station leads to it crashing onto the new world's moon!

    b: 16-Dec-1999 pc: 928 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Originally was scheduled to debut on December 4th, 1999.
  • Deviot's final appearance, though his presence will continue to be felt in Trakeena's new form until the beginning of "Journey's End (3)".
    • 337. Journey's End (2)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Christopher Glenn (Solider #1) Ty Taylor (Solider #2) Allison O'Donnel (Cindy) Deborah Johns (Cindy's Mother) Kim Wimmer (Lady With Photo) Michelle Tillman (Alpha 6) David Lodge (Villamax (voice)) Richard Cansino (Kegler (voice))

    Trakeena, increasing in insanity, sends every Stingwinger in her army out, equipped with bombs. They swarm the Centarus and Stratoforce Megazord, destroying them. The GSA evacuates everyone on what's left of Terra Venture as quickly as they can, while the Rangers deal with the suicide-bombing Stingwingers. Trakeena targets one of the departing shuttles, only to have he attempted attack foiled by Villamax, who finds her mad methods dishonorable.

    She destroys him in cold blood, but any more attempts to attack the shuttles are interrupted by the Astro Megaship, which becomes locked in combat with the Scorpion Stinger. The Megaship is critically damaged, and is set on self-destruct by Leo.

    The Rangers all get off of it in time, as well as Alpha 6, and escape to the new world, but Leo ends up crashing his Jet Jammer on the moon. The Scorpion Stinger does also, leaving Trakeena injured. But she's able to slowly limps towards the cocoon, preparing to evolve to her ultimate form...

    b: 17-Dec-1999 pc: 929 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Prof. Phenomenus (Jack Banning) return to the series with this episode, though only Bulk is on the opening credits.
  • Destruction of the Centaurus and Stratoforce Megazords, and the Astro Megaship.
  • Final appearance of Alpha 6 (last seen alive and kicking on the planet Mirinoi) and Kegler (presumed dead, see "goofs" below).
  • Originally scheduled to debut on December 11th, 1999.
    • 338. Journey's End (3)
    gs: Tom Whyte (Commander Stanton) Betty Hankins (High Councilor Renier) Jack Betts (Councilor Brody) Richard Grant (Jera) Kim Strauss (Scorpius (voice))

    Leo finds his way to the remants of Terra Venture on the moon of the new world. Trakeena, now in a solid-green body armor of her ultimate form, also makes her way to the Command Tower, and using her power staff, brings the City Dome to life, and launches it towards the new world, aiming for the settlement of the space colony! The Rangers use everything in their arsenal against Trakeena, with a close-range explosion by the Red Armored Power Ranger spelling her complete defeat (or so it seems...)

    Thanks to the Galaxy Megazord, the City Dome is safely brought down away from the settlement, and the Rangers are hailed as heroes once more. But the Galactabeasts inform Maya of something nearby. The Rangers discover the stone-frozen members of Maya's tribe, revealing the new world to actually be Mirinoi!

    The five heroes return the Quasar Sabers to the stone they were removed from, their destiny complete. In doing so, energy is released that not only frees the tribespeople from their stone-curse, but gives Kendrix' spirit back a physical form!

    b: 18-Dec-1999 pc: 930 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY".
  • Kendrix (Valerie Vernon) makes a return in what is essentially a cameo, in this episode.
  • Trakeena, Leo, Kai, and Maya will return in PRLR's "Trakeena's Revenge (1)". Kendrix and Damon will be back in PRLR's "Trakeena's Revenge (2)".
  • Bulk (Paul Schrier) and Professor Phenomenus (Jack Banning) make their final regular appearances on the program with this episode. Though, Bulk will make it back to Earth and appear next in PRWF's "Forever Red."
  • Final appearances of Mike and Karone, neither of whom return for any of the team-ups.
    • Season 8 : Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue

    339. Operation Lightspeed (1)
    gs: Michael White (Dark Suit) Aesop Aquarian (Warlock) Zauhair Haddad (Taru) Jay Harik (Haba) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Ken Merckx (Ghouligan (voice))

    In the Sahara desert, three nomadic travelers stumble upon a set of ruins. They wander inside, and unseal the cover on a tomb. This releases set of ancient demon spirits, which immediately float off towards America. Word of the spirits' release spreads to a city called Mariner Bay, and to a secret operation known as Lightspeed, who recruit new Rangers to battle the awakening demons.

    b: 12-Feb-2000 pc: 1001 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS LIGHTSPEED RESCUE begins with this episode.
  • This marks the first time in Power Ranger history that the ranger powers were man-made
  • This is the first season of Power Rangers to not feature any regularly returning cast members; Paul Schrier (Bulk) was the last to go last season. For the first time also, an Alpha robot is never present.
  • Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) is on the opening credits, but does not appear in this episode.
  • After a lengthy absense, Power Rangers returned to GMTV with Lightspeed Resuce airings (the U.K is a year behind the United States) but was edited way too much and shown only on the occasional English holiday and vanishing before the season even concluded, this would occur again with several other seasons on GMTV
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue" VHS.
  • Debut of the Lightspeed Rescuezords, their Lightspeed Megazord combination, and the Rail Rescue traincars.
    • 340. Lightspeed Teamwork (2)
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Wen Yann Shih (Vypra (alternate)) Kim Strauss (Magmavore (voice))

    At the Skull Cavern, discussion between the demons turns to finding the headquarters of the Rangers. Loki reveals it's underwater, and that water is dangerous to demons. An additional demon is introduced, Jinxer, a fly-like servant. Diabolico orders him to create a monster capable of wiping Mariner Bay off the face of the Earth. A meeting is called at the Lightspeed Aquabase. On the way to Weapons Lab, Joel bumps into a beautiful, dark haired female with glasses and a labcoat.

    He tries to impress her with his Rescue Morpher, and status as the Green Ranger. While he goes off to buy her flowers, she meets with the rest of the Ranger recruits. Her name is Ms. Fairweather, and she's the genius behind the technology used at Lightspeed. She introduces them to the Rail Rescues, a set of traincars which carry their individual Lightspeed Rescuezords into battle.

    b: 19-Feb-2000 pc: 1002 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Debut of the Rail Rescues, the Lightspeed Rescue Zords, and the Lightspeed Megazord.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue" VHS.
  • Wen Yann Shish is listed in the End Credits, but without a role. Seems she was originally casted for the role of Vypra (before Jennifer L. Yen). Very few scenes of her in the role are part of this episode, and next, as most of them were reshot when she was recasted.
    • 341. Trial by Fire
    gs: Tyler Foster (Young Carter) Soren Fulton (Hostage Boy) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Wen Yann Shih (Vypra (alternate))

    The five Lightspeed Rescue recruits go on their first training run in a test area. Carter gets the fastest time, but the lowest score, due to his reckless attitude. Meanwhile, Vypra implants quake spikes beneath a skyscraper, attempting to level the city with an earthquake. The Rangers come and stop her, but as she escapes, she damages a crowded parking lot. Captain Mitchell orders Carter to put out the fires before attempt to save the people. He reluctantly does so, while a small boy is injured badly when debris falls on him. The boy goes into a coma, reminding Carter of his youth, when as he child, he became trapped in a burning building. A mysterious fireman pulled him out, and since then he's tried to follow in the man's footsteps. Carter feels he's not cut out to be a Ranger, only to discover that by putting out the fire, he prevented nearby gas tanks from exploding. By the fact he followed Mitchell's order instead of his gut reaction, he prevented the citizens from even deadlier damage. Mitchell assures Carter that he believes he's a great Red Ranger. Carter helps his team destroy Vypra's quake spikes, and destroy a new giant demon. Later, the boy Carter failed to save comes out of his coma, safe and sound.

    b: 26-Feb-2000 pc: 1003 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: The unnamed mutant at the end of the episode, is called "Quakemon", according to official Fox Kids material.
  • Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue" VHS.
    • 342. Riding the Edge
    gs: Rachel Monet Koda (Nancy Cooper) Gillian Holt (Reporter) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) John Hyke (Whirlin' (voice))

    While rollerskating one morning, Kelsey manages to save a woman named Nancy Cooper's dog Dorsie. Later, Kelsey learns that Nancy is an ace pilot, who'll be flying a Mariner Bay Space Shuttle into space for a routine quick mission. Meanwhile, Diabolico introduces himself to the Rangers, via an image in the sky. He informs them about his plans to wipe out the city and rebuild Queen Bansheera's palace. He sends a mutant named Whirlin' to attack the city, in the form of a deadly twister. Nancy's shuttle is caught up in it on her way back to Earth. The Rangers all use their Lightspeed Rescuezords as a team to guide her out of control shuttle to safety. Whirlin' is destroyed by the Lightspeed Megazord Saber, and Nancy is gratefully reunited with her pal Kelsey, after learning that she's the Yellow Ranger.

    b: 04-Mar-2000 pc: 1004 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
    343. A Matter of Trust
    gs: Hal England (Earl) James Healy, Jr. (Dr. Hanson) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Fireor (voice))

    The Rangers are given the task of helping a scientist named Dr. Hanson deliever a powerful fuel cell to the Aquabase. Dana, though, is told by her father and commanding officer, Captain Mitchell, to pick up an old friend of his instead. She reluctantly does so, driving the old southern man, named Earl, to the Aquabase. The other Rangers encounter a demon called Fireor, who tries to get the fuel cell from them. Dana wants to go to their aide, but her father denies her permission. She believes Earl and her father are going fishing, only to find out that the ice cooler he has with him actually contains the true fuel cell. Vypra learns the other Rangers are just a decoy, and attacks Earl & Dana. They manage to get away, and keep the fuel cell from getting too overheated. After the cell is taken to the Aquabase, Dana rejoins her teammates, and they stomp out Fireor's flames for good with the Megazord.

    b: 11-Mar-2000 pc: 1005 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Earl notes that Dana reminds him of her mother, making this an extremely rare mentioning of the absent Mrs. Mitchell.
  • Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
    • 344. Wheels of Destruction
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gold Beaked Monster (voice)) Stephen Apostolina (Elestomp (voice))

    At the Aquabase's Weapons Lab, Ms. Fairweather is working on new tools for the Rangers. Joel tries to ask her out, only to get called off to action. A bat demon aptly named "Gold Beaked Monster" is joined by the Batlings, but ends up being destroyed easily by the Rangers' Rescue Blasters. Vypra shows up suddenly, in her new super-fast custome made buggie, known as the Vyprari. She makes quick work of the Rangers, blasting them with its weapons system. The Rescue Rover gets damaged heavily in the fight. Soon at the Aquabase, Joel continues flirting with Ms. Fairweather. Due to a misunderstanding, she leads him to believe that he's building a super sonic jet pack just for him. His ego is popped when she reveals to the whole team that she's created Lightspeed Cycles for each one of them. Using the Ranger-colored bikes, they're able to knock the Vyprari down a peg. Plus still have time to easily defeat another aptly named demon, called Elestomp, with just the Rescuebird! Later, Joel tries to persuade Fairweather into getting more personal. She makes up a lie about Lightspeed Regulation 322.1, which states there is to be no fraternization between squad members. He's dissapointed, but she promises that if there were no rule against it, they'd have a great time. His spirits lifted, Joel heads out on his Green Lightspeed Cycle for a test run, happily cheering all the way.

    b: 18-Mar-2000 pc: 1006 w: Judd Lynn d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Debut of the Lightspeed Cycles.
    345. Cyborg Rangers
    gs: Bert Kramer (General McKnight) David Weisberg (Dr. Harlen) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Eddie Frierson (Strikning (voice))

    When a demon named Strikning attacks, the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers are unable to stop him. Luckily they get back-up in the form of five robotic doubles, the Cyborg Rangers! They share the same Lightspeed powers and suits, but with darker boots & gloves, plus antennas. It turns out, that the highers up in the Lightspeed military chain of command (that being an older man named General McKnight, and his main scientist, Dr. Harlan) are behind them. Captain Mitchell is helpless, as McKnight strips the five human Rescue Recruits of their Morphers. It's decided that those "kids" are less reliable than the five platnium-alloy skinned, super-strong and remote controlled Cyborg Rangers. Fairweather has concerns about the one thing they lack that only a human can bring: a heart. Soon enough, the Cyborgs fight Strikning, and wind up short-circuiting. They go beserk, attacking Dr. Hansen and destroying buildings. The five powerless Ranger recruits manage to save Hansen, and Captain Mitchell reinstates them. They regain their Rescue Morphers, defeat the demon, destroy the rampaging Cyborg Rangers, and are thanked by a humbled General McKnight.

    b: 25-Mar-2000 pc: 1007 w: Judd Lynn d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Having there be a second set of Rangers be robots with the same powers as the humans was done previously, in PRT's "The Robot Ranger."
    346. Up to the Challenge
    gs: David Leitch (Brian) Kenya Jimenez (Sheila) Betsy Slenzak (Pretty Girl) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Richard Steven Horvitz (Smogger (voice))

    Chad goes for a morning scuba swim in the waters around the Aquabase. Soon, he eats breakfast with Kelsey, and convinces her to try some Tai Chi with him in the city. While claming practicing together, a punk named Brian spots the well-known Blue Ranger, and tries to pick a fight with him in order to impress his girlfriend Sheela.

    Chad, the karate expert, takes him down without missing a beat. Soon, all five Rangers face a new demon, Smogger. He can release deadly sprays of gas and firepower. Kelsey ends up getting caught in a backdraft created by the demon, and gets blasted into a coma, despite Chad's attempt to save her.

    Meanwhile, Brian, having lost his girlfriend, seeks Vypra's help. He wants to destroy Chad, so she grants him increased power, turning him into her own zombie. Chad & Brian fight later, viciously.

    Chad manages to convince Brian that what he's doing isn't right, and they break the spell together. Kelsey waks up in the hospital, and drags herself into battle. Ms. Fairweather gives her a new weapon, the Rescue Speeder, which is a high-powered sidecar to the Red Lightspeed Cycle. She uses it to help defeat Smogger. Later, Brian changes his dominating-female influenced ways, and happily teaches a karate class. Kelsey plans to teach the shy Chad how to talk to girls.

    b: 01-Apr-2000 pc: 1008 w: Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge) is voice-only in this episode.
  • Debut of the rarely-used Rescue Speeder side-car for the Red Lightspeed Cycle.
    • 347. Go Volcanic (1)
    gs: Wally Crowder (Officer) Marcus Young (Bandit) Peter Savard Moore (Driver) Annie O'Donnell (Woman) Neil Kaplan (Dabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Dave Mallow (Trifire (voice))

    Dana takes the day off to head up to the nearby dormant volcano known as Mount Jasmine. She makes the mistake of taking the bus there, and ends up being held at gunpoint when the bus is taken captive by a bank robber. Meanwhile, in Skull Cavern, Queen Bansheera makes her spirit-form debut. The demons explain the situation, with the city now where her palace once was. They increase their efforts to wipe out Mariner Bay, with the baby Impus coming up with a plan (Jinxer, his babysitter, can understand the cooing creature) to channel Mount Jasmine's lava flow through the city. They send the demon called Trifire (a three headed dog) to initiate this. His actions cause the volcano to become more active, and for the bus with Dana, the hostages, and the bandit, to swerve out of control. Everyone comes together to keep the bandit from falling to his doom when the bus ends up hanging off a cliff. The Rangers assist the bus in getting back on solid ground, but with the bus driver injured, the near-death-reformed bandit is the only one capable of driving the bus back to the city. Dana joins her teammates, and they defeat Trifire with the Megazord. Later, the bandit, named Steven Harrison, turns himself over to the police, and accepts his punishment. Dana, and the passengers, are grateful for his change of heart, and the cops promise to consider his good deeds in his sentencing. At Skull Cavern, Queen Bansheera has plans to not let this volcano plot dry up totally...

    b: 08-Apr-2000 pc: 1009 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Vypra (Jennifer L. Yen) does not appear in this episode.
  • Has never aired on FOX KIDS/JETIX UK thus far. (Dec 2004)
    • 348. Rising from Ashes (2)
    gs: Steven Ho (Scientist #1) Juliet Tablak (Scientist #2) Mark Shaffer (Tech) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Dave Mallow (Trifire (voice)) David Lodge (Magmavore (voice))

    The revived Magmavore and Trifire monsters are wrecking havoc with the formally dormant volcano, Mt. Jasmine, causing it to erupt, with Ms. Fairweather trapped inside! If Joel and the other Rangers can save her, she's got just the thing to deal with the pair of monsters: the new SuperTrain Megazord, made up of the Rail Rescues.

    b: 15-Apr-2000 pc: 1010 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Debut of the SuperTrain Megazord combination.
    349. From Deep in the Shadows (1)
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice))

    The Titanium Ranger is developed by Lightspeed, only to have the Morpher stolen by the Demons and used for evil by a human with mysterious ties to Captain Mitchell.

    b: 22-Apr-2000 pc: 1011 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Rhett Fisher joins the cast as Ryan Mitchell, the Titanium Ranger.
  • The Titanium Ranger is the very first American-Made Power Ranger, though his costume was made and designed by the same people who do the suits for Sentai.
  • Debut of the Titanium Morpher, the Titanium Ax, and the V-Lancers.
    • 350. Truth Discovered (2)
    gs: Michael Eagan (Tech) Hayden McFarland (Young Ryan) Janna Savatgy (Young Dana) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Archie Kao (Liztwin (voice))

    Captain Mitchell reveals the secret history of his son, the evil Titanium Ranger.

    b: 29-Apr-2000 pc: 1012 w: Judd Lynn d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: The fact the Titanium Morpher can only be used by an abnormal human (mentioned last episode), and that Ryan was raised by Diabolico's spirit, gives subtle implication that he himself is closer to undead than living.
    351. Ryan's Destiny (1)
    gs: Loren Chase (Mother) Brent Keast (Newsperson) Savannah Brooke Mersola (Katie) Patricia Place (Wise Woman) Chad Suros (Jimmy) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) David Stenstrom (Demonite (voice)) Alonzo Bodden (Thunderon (voice)) Ezra Weisz (Falkar (voice))

    Ryan, now aware he was misled about his past, does some soul-searching about his capability of being a hero. Diabolico unleashes a trio of angelic demons, who scatter explosive feathers throughout the city.

    b: 06-May-2000 pc: 1013 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Ryan (Rhett Fisher) is added to the opening credits with this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue - Titanium Ranger: Curse of the Cobra" VHS.
    • 352. Curse of the Cobra (2)
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) David Stenstrom (Demonite (voice)) Alonzo Bodden (Thunderon (voice)) Ezra Weisz (Falkar (voice)) David Stenstrom (Demonite Clone (voice))

    Every time Ryan morphs as the Titanium Ranger, the mystical cobra tattoo on his back draws closer to destroying him. He tries to keep this a secret from his teammate, as they face the Demon Troika and Demonite's clone.

    b: 13-May-2000 pc: 1014 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue - Titanium Ranger: Curse of the Cobra" VHS.
    • 353. Strength of the Sun (3)
    gs: Brad Wilson (Cadet #1) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Alonzo Bodden (Thunderon (voice)) Ezra Weisz (Falkar (voice))

    The last two members of the Demon Troika prove to be a tough match for the Rangers. Ryan, going against his father's wishes, must brave the curse of the cobra tattoo and pilot the Max Solarzord into battle.

    b: 20-May-2000 pc: 1015 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Debut of the Max Solarzord.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue - Titanium Ranger: Curse of the Cobra" VHS.
    • 354. The Cobra Strikes (1)
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Ezra Weisz (Troika (voice)) Richard Cansino (Cobra Monster (voice))

    Diabolico pools the remnant powers of Demonite, Falkar, and Thunderon, into the deadly Troika creature. If the Rangers can defeat that triple threat-in-one, they'll still have to face a GIANT Diabolico! As the Rangers keep busy, Ryan decides to take his cobra-tattoo curse to the source, returning to the ancient ruins of Bansheera's temple in Egypt. There, he faces the basis of the curse, a Cobra Monster. His curse is eliminated by a tough one-on-one battle, the tattoo vanishes just before it can take a chomp into him, and he joins his teammates in time to destroy Diabolico. Not that the danger is over, since Diabolico's Star Power merges with Impus, creating a giant cocoon of destruction that goes on a rampage in Mariner Bay...

    b: 27-May-2000 pc: 1016 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Debut of the Lightspeed Solarzord combination of the Lightspeed Megazord and Max Solarzord.
  • Destruction of Diabolico, though he'll be back in "As Time Runs Out."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue - Titanium Ranger: Curse of the Cobra" VHS.
    • 355. Olympius Ascends (2)
    gs: Rick Lawless (Cadet) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Thunderclaw (voice))

    Impus, thanks to Diabolico's Star Power, matures into Olympius. He makes the most of his new adulthood by disguising himself as several of the Rangers, and sneaking onto the Lightspeed Aquabase.

    b: 19-Aug-2000 pc: 1017 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Impus becomes Olympius.
    356. A Face from the Past
    gs: T.J. Rotolo (Fireman) Tyler Foster (Young Carter) Taylor Baugh (Teacher) Aree A. Davis (Ginny) Morgan Terrell (Ginny (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Herbie Baez (Shockatron (voice))

    The Lightspeed Ranger teens take the day off, except for Carter, who spends it training. He ends up spending the time bonding with Captain Mitchell, who is revealed, when a building on fire gets the pair's attention, to have once been a fireman. Not just any firefighter, but the same one who saved Carter as a child, inspiring him for the rest of his life!

    b: 26-Aug-2000 pc: 1018 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki
    357. The Queen's Return
    gs: Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Kirk Thornton (Spellbinder (voice))

    The planets align into a grand cross. The time is right for Queen Bansheera to be restored to her physical form! But Ryan, having grown up with the demons, is aware of this ceremony, and leads the Rangers into foiling their destructive attempt to bring her back to full life. Bansheera gets her body back after all, though only her head and torso! Ryan makes a choice to seek out, on his own in the desert, an alternative method to fighting the demons, hoping to find out how they were sealed away 5000 years ago.

    b: 02-Sep-2000 pc: 1019 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Ryan (Rhett Fisher) departs the show with this episode until "As Time Runs Out", though will remain on the opening credits.
    358. The Omega Project
    gs: Jonathan Robinson (Simon) Brett Jones (Tech) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice))

    Joel's brainy little buddy Simon makes Ms. Fairweather aware of an approaching asteroid, which is being drawn to Earth by the demons in an attempt to level Mariner Bay. Fairweather unveils the Omega Megazord, which allows the Rangers to take a flight into space on a mission to destroy the asteroid before it can hit the planet.

    b: 09-Sep-2000 pc: 1020 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: The plot of using an asteroid in an evil scheme was done first in PRiS' "Dark Specter's Revenge, Parts 1 & 2."
  • Debut of the Omegazords, and their combination of the Omega Megazord.
    • 359. The Fifth Crystal
    gs: Vaughn Armstrong (Agent Myers) Shannon Welles (Grandmother Winslow) Bonnie Warner (Reporter) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Ken Merckx (Moleman (voice)) Melody Perkins (Laser (voice))

    Vypra collects an ancient powersource, the Starlight Crystals, with which to power a large laser cannon. Turns out, Kelsey's grandmother has one of them. But Granny, despite an athletic history, is now snobbish and stubborn, refusing to assist Lightspeed in baiting a trap to stop Vypra. But learning a lesson or two from Kelsey, Grandma Winslow rekindles her EXTREME past, and aids the Rangers in foiling the demon's plans.

    b: 16-Sep-2000 pc: 1021 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: This episode was dedicated to the memory of Bob Manahan (voice actor of Zordon from the middle of MMPR Season 1, onward).
  • Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: Neptune's Daughter" VHS.
  • Kelsey's grandmother's mansion was the same mansion that the Zeo teens used for their murder night in " A Mystery To Me"
    • 360. The Chosen Path
    gs: Koji Kataoka (Sensei Tamashiro) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Richard Epcar (Cyclopter (voice))

    The Cyclopter monster appeals to Chad's martial artist past, striking a chord which leads both Chad, and the monster, to consulting his former mentor, Sensei Tamashiro, who dissaproves of Chad's Ranger-lifestyle.

    b: 23-Sep-2000 pc: 1022 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter
    361. Yesterday Again
    gs: Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Michael McConnohie (Mantevil (voice))

    While testing the Red Mobile Armored Vehicle, Carter is slowed down on the way to join his teammates in a battle against Olympius and Mantevil. Just as they're destroyed, he's thrust back in time a day, reliving events with knowledge of what's to come.

    b: 30-Sep-2000 pc: 1023 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge) and Vypra (Jennifer L. Yen) do not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of the rarely-used Red Mobile Armored Vehicle.
    • 362. As Time Runs Out (1)
    gs: Steven Hack (Scientist) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Kim Strauss (Vilevine (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice))

    The Vilevine monster attaches pods to the Lightspeed Rangers, which will bloom at noon, releasing poisonious spores that'll wipe out the city. It'll take a risky trip into space to face the vaccuum to save not only the planet, but the five teens as well. Meanwhile, Olympius stages a coup on Vypra & Loki, getting Vilevine to bury them deep underground. But when they pop out in Egypt, Vypra ventures the Ancient Tomb she and the demons were sealed in for 5000 years, and summons Diabolico from the Shadow World! Ryan, in the area looking for a way to re-seal the demons, spies on the events.

    b: 07-Oct-2000 pc: 1024 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Ryan (Rhett Fisher) returns with this episode.
    363. In the Freeze Zone (2)
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Steve McGowan (Freezard (voice))

    Olympius' Freezard monster chills out the Rangers, leading to a needed meltdown by Ms. Fairweather's newest weapon, the Thermo Blaster. But Olympius has bigger problems, namely, Diabolico is back, and he wants his Star Power returned to him!

    b: 21-Oct-2000 pc: 1025 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Ryan (Rhett Fisher) departs again with this episode, though will return in "Sorcerer Of The Sands" and remains on the opening credits.
  • Debut of the Thermo Blaster.
    • 364. The Mighty Mega Battles
    gs: Jeff Henry (Mr. Clark Fairweather) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Paul Schrier (Infinitor (voice))

    Joel's still pining for Ms. Fairweather. His vying for her affection gains a complication, when a hunky new scientist shows up, aiding her on a new creation. His jealously leads to embarassment, when he discovers the guy is actually her brother, Clark Fairweather. Their invention, the Mega Battle armor, allows Joel & Chad a powerful new upgrade!

    b: 28-Oct-2000 pc: 1026 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Vypra (Jennifer L. Yen) does not appear in this episode.
  • Ms. Fairweather's first name is revealed to be Angela.
  • Chad & Joel's Blue & Green Mega Battles, which debut in this episode, are considered to be this season's "Battlizer" armor-up.
    • 365. The Great Egg Caper
    gs: Justin Martin (Artie) Jonathan Briddell (Lead Man) George "Buck" Flower (Homeless Man) Greg Lewis (Vender) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Michael Sorich (Bird Bane (voice))

    The demons plan to hatch an egg, which will destroy the city entirely. But a desparate thief, Artie, swipes it from them. He tries ransoming it, and gains the ire of both the demons, and Lightspeed, namely Kelsey, whom he keeps running into. But is Artie really such a bad guy?

    b: 03-Nov-2000 pc: 1027 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge) and Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) do not appear in this episode.
    366. Ocean Blue
    gs: Kamera Walton (Marina, the Mermaid) T.J. Rotolo (Rowdy Guy) David Lodge (Loki (voice))

    While doing some repairs to the Aquabase, scuba-diver Chad is nearly killed. Lucky for him, he's gained the eye of a beautiful mermaid, Marina, who rescues him and the two start a cross-species romance. But Vypra is manipulating the naive fish-woman, turning her into bait for the Blue Ranger.

    b: 04-Nov-2000 pc: 1028 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: Neptune's Daughter" VHS.
    • 367. Trakeena's Revenge (1)
    gs: Archie Kao (Kai Chen (Blue Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Danny Slavin (Leo Corbett (Red Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Cerina Vincent (Maya (Yellow Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Jennifer Burns (Trakeena) Darla Haun (Mother) Chelsea Russo (Heather) Marcia Ann Burrs (Receptionist) Stanton Schnepp (Evil Office Worker) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Michael Sorich (Triskull (voice)) Christopher Glenn (Leo's dubbed voice)

    Leo follows Triskull and the Ghouls from Mirinoi (through a wormhole between planets), to Mariner Bay on Earth. Seems Triskull is working for Olympius, collecting humans to drain them of their lifeforce. But little does the demon prince know, that Triskull is ALSO working for Trakeena, who plans to use the lifeforce to return herself to her mutated form. Leo runs into the Lightspeed Rangers, and soon, his teammates Kai & Maya follow, all teaming up. A young girl, Heather, alerts Carter to her mother's kidnapping, which leads the teams to Triskull's human-snatching cover at a bank.

    b: 06-Nov-2000 pc: 1029 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY" meets "POWER RANGERS LIGHTSPEED RESCUE", part one of two.
  • Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge), Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens), and Vypra (Jennifer L. Yen) do not appear in this episode.
  • Amy Miller was originally going to reprise her role as Trakeena. She was even on the set, in costume, ready to do it. But due to a contract dispute, she walked off the set, and a replacement was found.
  • Danny Slavin's voice has been dubbed over, this is due to a falling-out with the production staff.
  • Debuted on the "Power Rangers in 3-D: Power Rangers Triple Force!" VHS, originally available at limited McDonald's resturants from 4/28/00 Through 5/18/00. Said video includes only one brief scene not in the televised version, that being a shot of Triskull claiming his defeat of the Rangers was "too easy", before walking away. It takes place literally between the episodes. Said video was re-released publically, and is still available in North America.
  • Also available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
    • 368. Trakeena's Revenge (2)
    gs: Archie Kao (Kai Chen (Blue Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Reggie Rolle (Damon Henderson (Green Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Danny Slavin (Leo Corbett (Red Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Valerie Vernon (Kendrix Morgan (Pink Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Cerina Vincent (Maya (Yellow Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Jennifer Burns (Trakeena) Darla Haun (Mother) Chelsea Russo (Heather) Marcia Ann Burrs (Receptionist) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Michael Sorich (Triskull (voice)) Christopher Glenn (Leo's dubbed voice)

    Kendrix & Damon are the last Lost Galaxy Rangers to make it to Earth. Triskull is defeated by the two Red Rangers, his prisoners are released by the heroes, but Trakeena's got just enough life energy to make her mutation attempt. That is, until Olympius, aware of the double-cross, taints the energy, turning Trakeena into a giant, raging beast! The Lightspeed Megazord, powered up by the LG's Lights of Orion, is able to take her down, once and for all. The LG Rangers return to Mirinoi on their Jet Jammers, and Heather is made an official Junior Ranger by Lightspeed for her deeds of assistance.

    b: 07-Nov-2000 pc: 1030 w: Judd Lynn d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY" meets "POWER RANGERS LIGHTSPEED RESCUE", part two of two.
  • Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge) and Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) do not appear in this episode.
  • Danny Slavin's voice has been dubbed over, this is due to a falling-out with the production staff.
  • Despite that, Leo will return in PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • Debuted on the "Power Rangers in 3-D: Power Rangers Triple Force!" VHS, originally available at limited McDonald's resturants from 4/28/00 Through 5/18/00. Said video includes only one brief scene not in the televised version, that being a shot of Triskull claiming his defeat of the Rangers was "too easy", before walking away. It takes place literally between the episodes. Said video was re-released publically, and is still available in North America.
  • Also available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
    • 369. The Last Ranger
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Marc Caldera (Memorase (voice))

    The Memorase monster wipes out the memories of all the Lightspeed Rangers, save for Dana. While Ms. Fairweather and her technitians attempt to stimulate their minds with a machine filled with clips from previous episodes, Dana is left fighting the monster alone.

    b: 08-Nov-2000 pc: 1031 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Clipshow, quickly recapping most of the major events of PRLR thus far.
  • One of the clips shown to Chad, of his rollerblading with Kelsey, is actually a previously unseen scene cut out of "The Queen Returns".
    • 370. Sorcerer of the Sands (1)
    gs: Robert Towers (Old Man) Gilbert Amelio (Sorcerer) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Michael Sorich (Gatekeeper (voice))

    Ryan passes out in the desert, is rescued by the assistant of a being known as the Sorcerer of the Sands, an ancient wizard with the knowledge to re-sealing Bansheera and her demons. Such knowledge is needed now more than ever, as Olympius has ventured into the Shadow World, a realm where dead demons go, in an attempt to destroy the Rangers by dragging them into it to face hundreds of zombies! Diabolico seals both his demonic rival and the Rangers within the Shadow World, and it takes intervention by the Sorcerer to help them get freed. Ryan learns of the importance of the golden key, which opened the portal to the Shadow World. But Diabolico turns the Sorcerer to dust for his meddling in the demons' affairs, and Ryan is back to square one in his search for a resolution.

    b: 09-Nov-2000 pc: 1032 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Ryan (Rhett Fisher) returns for just this episode. He'll return in "The Fate Of Lightspeed (1)" and remain on the opening credits throughout.
  • Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge) and Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) do not appear in this episode.
    • 371. Olympius Unbound (2)
    gs: Benton Jennings (Mister Mesmer) Christopher Glenn (Technician) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Michael Sorich (Gatekeeper (voice))

    Jinxer hypnotizes Captain Mitchell, and uses this control to get him to overload the Lightspeed Aquabase's power source, in an attempt to fuel Olympius' attempt to break out of the Shadow World. Mitchell is stopped before he can do as commanded, but Olympius, by way of absorbing every zombie demon in the place, is still able to escape, though comes out as a gigantic red dragon beast! The Rangers are narrowly able to destroy him, which thrills Diabolico and the other demons. Though, little do they know, Olympius survived, is back to normal, and Jinxer is nursing him back to health...

    b: 10-Nov-2000 pc: 1033 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Vypra (Jennifer L. Yen) does not appear in this episode.
    372. Neptune's Daughter
    gs: Kamera Walton (Marina, the Mermaid) Harry Frazier (King Neptune) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Peter Greenwood (Aquafiend (voice))

    Aquafiend, the only demon capable of surviving exposure to free-running water, swipes the trident of King Neptune, ruler of the seas. His daughter, Marina the Mermaid, is granted human legs for a temporary period, and seeks out her love interest, Chad, to gain the Rangers' help in recovering the trident from the demons, who seek to destroy the Aquabase with it. After the trident is returned to King Neptune, Marina is allowed to alternate her time between the surface world and the seas, allowing her to continue her relationship with Chad.

    b: 11-Nov-2000 pc: 1034 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Captain Mitchell (Ron Rogge) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: Neptune's Daughter" VHS.
    • 373. Web War
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Catherine Battistone (Arachnor (voice))

    The latest weapon being worked on by Lightspeed is the Trans-Armor Cycle, a combination motorcycle and armor for Carter. But he's having trouble mastering its tricky prototype. Arachnor, a spider demon, sneaks into the Aquabase, and begins webbing up everyone. Carter is left all alone, with his new Cycle, the lives and life-forces of his teammates riding on his ability to use the tricky machine.

    b: 13-Nov-2000 pc: 1035 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki

    NOTE: Debut of the Trans-Armor Cycle, which becomes an armor-up for Carter.
    374. In the Limelight
    gs: Ruta Lee (Koko Kashmere) Fernando Guinde (Man) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) John Hyke (Treevil (voice))

    Dana, struggling to make ends meet for medical school, is discovered by a fashion maven. She quickly becomes a top model, the fame going to her head and causing her to neglect her Ranger duties.

    b: 14-Nov-2000 pc: 1036 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
  • "Glitz Magazine", which Dana models for mostly, is the same magazine Carolyn Picketts appeared on in PRLG's "Double Duty".
    • 375. Wrath of the Queen (1)
    gs: Christopher Glenn (Tech) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) David Lodge (Loki (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice))

    Queen Bansheera regains the rest of her body at last, by absorbing Vypra's life energy! Diabolico & Loki draw four of the Lightspeed Rangers in to dimension where their base, the Skull Cavern, is located, and proceed to beat them seriously. When the Queen orders Diabolico to blast the Rangers while Loki is in the way, he refuses to harm his longtime ally. She takes control of him, and forces him to destroy Loki anyway.

    Diabolico swears off Bansheera for this disloyal move, vowing to see her downfall personally. Meanwhile, in the outskirts of Mariner Bay, Carter accidentally bumps into Olympius, who's still recovering from his near-defeat.

    This keeps the Red Ranger busy while his friends are in danger, but he is still able to swoop in via the Red Mobile Armored Vehicle and rescue them in the nick of time.

    Bansheera ends up coming out in a big way, gigantically attacking the city. But she's run off at last minute, leaving the team confused, exhausted, and relieved.


    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 15-Nov-2000 pc: 1037 w: John Fletcher & Jackie Marchand and Denise Skinner d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: Miss Fairweather (Monica Louwerens) does not appear in this episode.
  • Vypra (Jennifer L. Yen) departs the cast with this episode, though remains in the opening credits for the rest of the season. She'll return in PRTF's "Time For Lightspeed."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: The Queen's Wrath" VHS.
    • 376. Rise of the Super Demons (2)
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice)) Michael Forest (Olympius (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice))

    Lightspeed tests drawing power from the Rangers' lifeforce, concluding such a thing is too dangerous to attempt. Diabolico has a final showdown with his rival, Olympius. The winner turns out to be Olympius, who returns to his mother, Queen Bansheera, along with his captive.

    She makes Diabolico into a mindless zombie, and he's sent to join Olympius in attacking the Lightspeed Rangers. But some repeated reminding in battle breaks the spell on Diabolico, causing him to turn on Olympius once more.

    This leads to his destruction, and revival as a giant demon, alongside an even more bestial red-dragon form for Olympius. Despite the dangers, the Lifeforce Megazord (a repaint of the Lightspeed Solarzord) is unveiled in action, and the Rangers' combined life energies fuel it to a victory against both of the Super Demons. But despite their victory, Jinxer has the last laugh....

    b: 16-Nov-2000 pc: 1038 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: In the U.K, this episode was heavily edited
  • Final appearances of the Lightspeed Megazord, Max Solarzord, and the SuperTrain Megazord. They're implied to be salvageable, though.
  • Debut of the Lifeforce Megazord.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: The Queen's Wrath" VHS.
    • 377. The Fate of Lightspeed (1)
    gs: Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Ed Neil (Lightspeed Riot Patrol Guard #2)

    At the ancient ruins in Egypt, Ryan comes into possession of the Golden Key, learns of Bansheera's plan to release all the zombie demons of the Shadow World, and just after he alerts his teammates of this, he's taken captive by the Queen! Carter mounts a rescue attempt into the Skull Cavern dimension. Meanwhile, the Batling Card which Jinxer attached to the leg of the Lifeforce Megazord is brought to life, creating a trojan horse of an army of Batlings inside the Lightspeed Aquabase!

    They siege the place, leading to a massive evacuation, especially when the Batlings take control of the Lifeforce Megazord and begin to trash the Aquabase with it.

    In the city, the Omega Megazord has JUST been repaired from its battle with the Super Demons, when Jinxer and some Batlings take control of it, and begin to clear out buildings and haul in large stones, with which to summon Skull Cavern from the pocket dimension, right in the middle of Mariner Bay's city!

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 17-Nov-2000 pc: 1039 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki , Makoto Yokoyama

    NOTE: Ryan (Rhett Fisher) returns to the cast for the rest of the season with this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: The Queen's Wrath" VHS.
    • 378. The Fate of Lightspeed (2)
    gs: Diane Salinger (Queen Bansheera (voice)) Kim Strauss (Jinxer (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Diabolico (voice))

    The remaining Lightspeed Rangers, along with Ms. Fairweather and Captain Mitchell, are trapped in the Aquabase, as it's systematically destroyed by the Batling-commanded Lifeforce Megazord. An escape hatch leads them to the submarine bay, and with last-minute commandeering of a sub, they're able to escape just as the place is wiped out (and manage to take out the Lifeforce Megazord with a well placed torpedo).

    Carter frees Ryan from the demons' clutches, and on the way back to the city, sends his Red Mobile Armored Vehicle smashing into the Omega Megazord, destroying Jinxer. It's not enough to stop the giant stone-placement, and Skull Cavern is drawn to Earth once more! The six Lightspeed Rangers reunite at last, and storm that skull-shaped castle.

    b: 18-Nov-2000 pc: 1040 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Ryuta Tasaki , Makoto Yokoyama

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS LIGHTSPEED RESCUE".
  • The Lightspeed Rangers will return in PRTF's "Time For Lightspeed."
  • Numerous monsters from past seasons cameo within the Shadow World, including a mostly-obscured woman in Rita Repulsa's costume!
  • Destruction of the Omega and Lifeforce Megazords.
  • This finale was also orginally going to be a three-parter, a script for the third part was even written, possibly even filmed, but the episode was never produced
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: The Queen's Wrath" VHS.
    • Season 9 : Power Rangers Time Force

    379. Force from the Future (1)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex (Red Time Force Ranger)) Roy Werner (Captain Logan) Ric Mancini (Judge) Michael Ballew (Driver #1) Reuben Langdon (Driver #2) Tadashi Kondo (Policeman) David Stenstrom (Narrator (voice)) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice))

    In the year 3000, peace reigns thanks to an elite team of police officers known as Time Force. They've captured every evil mutant in the planet, save for one, named Ransik. He's tracked to a warehouse, where he plans to travel back in time to an era before Time Force.

    Alex, Time Force's own Red Ranger, busts in and stops him from escaping through the timestream. Ransik is arrested, and put on trial. He's found guilty, and sentenced to cryogenic containment, as all other mutants have been.

    Overjoyed by this development, Alex gets engaged to his fellow TF officer & girlfriend, Jen. Jen, with her TF officer pals Katie, Lucas, and Trip, are given the task of taking Ransik to the cryo-prison. Along the way, Ransik's daughter, Nadira, and robotic servant Frax, ambush them and free their master. Ransik & pals head to the prison, take over (as well as save a whale-frog mutant named Gluto from chrono-freezing), and prepare to travel back in time. Alex tracks Ransik to the prison, and fights him.

    His four TF officer teammates arrive just in time to witness Ransik cutting Alex down in cold blood. Jen comforts Alex as he passes away; he gives her his Chrono-Morpher and tells her to follow Ransik via Time Force's own method of time travel. Ransik & Co. take the entire sublevel of the prison with them as they pass through a Time Hole.

    Paramedics try to revive Alex, leaving Jen seeking vengeance. She convinces her three teammates to come with her, as they hijack the TF Time Ship, and head into the Time Vortex (located next to the TF HQ) to follow Ransik into the past.

    b: 03-Feb-2001 pc: 1101 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE begins with this episode.
  • There's a big edit during the pre-credits scene. Ransik prepares to rush into the small time portal, and suddenly, we see him on the opposite side, as the Red Ranger enters holding his badge. Early promotions for this episode showed that Alex threw his Chrono-Saber at the time portal console, causing it to explode, and for Ransik to rush through the empty portal loop.
  • In the courtroom scene, an Aquitian, a water-dwelling member of the alien race from planet Aquitar ("Mighty Morphin' Alien Rangers"), is shown in the crowd.
  • An unnamed mutant with a large red jacket and green mohawk, is shown being chrono-frozen. He'd be seen more prominently in "A Parting Of Ways".
  • The basic idea for this episode, and a great deal of the future city footage, as well as Time Ship launch, comes from Mirai Sentai Timeranger (Future Taskforce Time Rangers) #01: "Toki No Toubousha (The Fugitives Of Time)"
  • Debut of the Trans-Warp Megazord, which won't be named until "Movie Madness (2)."
  • Trip, the gentle green haired teen Time Force Officer, is said to be a member of the Xybrian race (spelling varies, could be Zybrian).
  • Wes (Jason Faunt) and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) are on the opening credits, but do not appear in this episode (aside from Faunt being as Alex, which is only listed on the end credits).
  • This is the first Power Rangers series to show new episodes during the summer (Rather than stop at the end of the Spring Season and start again during the Fall Season)
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Force from the Future" VHS.
    • 380. Force from the Future (2)
    gs: Douglas Fisher (Philips, the Butler) Eddie Perez (Guard) Jerry Kokich (Salesman) Philippe Bergeron (Chef) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Recap Narrator (voice))

    Both Ransik & Company, and the four Time Force officers, land in the year 2001. The Prison "ship" arrives safely (yet ends up hidden in the forest by next episode), but the TF Time Ship crashes on the beach. It explodes, with the four TF officers barely escaping. They head into the nearby city of Silver Hills, and search for the mutants with their special DNA scanning sunglasses. They eventually find Nadira, with her gang of nut & bolt robot drones called Cyclobots, stealing jewlery & money. The four confront her, only to find that the Chrono-Morphers left on the Time Ship fail to work. Powerless, the Cyclobots manage to beat the TFs severly.

    Jen is in danger, until a strange motorcylist saves her. He fights well, and when he takes off his helmet, he appears to be a blonde lookalike of Alex!

    The man, named Wes Collins, is thanked by Jen (who overcomes her shock at his apperance), and departs. Soon, the TFs realize that each Chrono-Morpher reads a DNA lock on the wearer. Thus, Alex's Red Morpher needs someone with similar DNA to reactivate it. Only when his is reactivated, can the other four be activated. Jen, against her better judgment, meets Alex's possible decendant, Wes, at his mansion.

    Turns out Wes' father is a billionaire. Wes uses Jen as an excuse to his father to get out of a board meeting. Jen tells him her story, but he thinks she's nuts and refuses to help. The four TFs try to face Ransik and his gang of mutants in the city unmorphed. Luckily, Wes reconsiders, and shows up just in time. The five heroes use their Chrono-Morphers, and transform into Time Force Power Rangers.

    They take on the Cyclobots successfully, and bring a halt to Nadira's crime spree for the moment. Once the mutants flee, Jen forcibly takes Wes' Morpher back. She's angered by the fact that Wes is nothing like Alex, more carefree and immature. Wes leaves, despite the other TFs having objections.

    b: 10-Feb-2001 pc: 1102 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: This episode features plot elements and various footage [the burning Time Ship, a lot of the Cyclobot battles, Gluto's flying fart stuff] from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #01 "Toki No Toubousha (The Fugitives Of Time)".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Force from the Future" VHS.
    • 381. Something to Fight For
    gs: Roy Werner (Captain Logan) Jason Faunt (Alex) Douglas Fisher (Philips, the Butler) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Derek Stephen Prince (Jetara (voice))

    The four Time Force officers return to the beach, and attempt the salvage the remains of the Time Ship. They find the hologram viewing screen, which transmits a message to and from the future. Captain Logan, who had relieved them of duty before and was quite angry when they swiped the ship, is on duty.

    He tells them that without the Time Ship, they can't send human help, but will offer Time Force's weaponary to aid their recapturing of Ransik & company. In Silver Hills, Wes ditches another board meeting to fight a gang of Cyclobots in a bank. The Rangers save him before Nadira can chop his head off. Jen then chews his head off, scolding him for playing around and acting like this is all a game. Wes goes home, and struggles through another forced meeting with businessmen for his father. He then spots Trip in the backyard, and uses this as an excuse to sneak off.

    Trip believes Wes is a good person, thanks to his mind-reading powers. He tells Wes, via a flashback, about Alex and what he meant to Jen & the team. Wes understands, and soon tells Jen that while he'll never be the man Alex was, he now has something to fight for. Namely, the honor of his possible decendant's memory. Jen believes him, gives him back his Chrono-Morpher, and he joins them in battle.

    Ransik has Frax activate the Reanimator machines in the Prison Ship. He places a chrono-frozen mutant inside it, causing it to regrow back to normal size. The first mutant monster is named Jetara. He's some kind of rocket powered robotic turtle. The Rangers confront him, and when he removes a patch on his body, his mutant DNA becomes exposed. He grows to gigantic heights, prompting Circuit to summon the five Time Flyers from the future.

    They form together into the Time Force Megazord, with two configurations, Red Mode & Blue Mode. After a lengthy fight, Jetara is defeated, reshrunk, and recaptured by our heroes. The TF officers all accept Wes as a member of their team at last.

    b: 17-Feb-2001 pc: 1103 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Force from the Future" VHS.
    382. Ransik Lives
    gs: Joe Medalis (Ivan) Jonathan Richter (Anchorman) Colin Bain (Delivery Boy) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) David Stenstrom (Fearog (voice))

    The four timelost Time Force Officers remain at the Time Ship ruins on the beach. They're at a loss for money and living quarters. Wes drops by and has a solution to at least one of their worries. He brings them to a very old Clock Tower in Silver Hills, which is owned by his rich father.

    Seems nobody has lived in it for a long time, and it is in a state of disrepair. The TFs are at first repulsed by the place, namely due to the lack of an elevator, but Jen discovers it can serve as a strategic lookout point for the whole city. They decide to stay, and begin to clean the Clock Tower up.

    Meanwhile, Nadira gets a manicure by the Cyclobots.

    Her mindless staring into the TV set inspires Ransik to announce his arrival in the present via television. Soon, Wes & Jen go off to buy some food for their teammates, but fail to get out of the Clock Tower before they meet a strange businessman. His name's Ivan, and according to the front office of the Clock Tower, it used to be a place called "Nick Of Time Odd Jobs". Desperate for money, Jen & Wes agree to help Ivan out. They end up painting the hallway of a television studio.

    Wes gets captured by some Cyclobots, and is drug off to face Ransik, who is broadcasting his demands in the studio. His mutant of the day, a strange white creature named Fearog, blows up some buildings to highlight the seriousness of Ransik's threat. Wes is held before Ransik, who informs the Red Ranger of his origin: It seems that in the year 3000, genetics have advanced to the point that all children have perfect DNA.

    One of the many embreo tubes containing the DNA ended up breaking and spilling into the sewer. Its instinct to survive caused it to become a human amid the waste. That mutant was Ransik, who wandered alleyways as an outcast due to his mutilated face. He finally decided to make humanity pay for their shunning of him, and he organized an army of fellow mutants to start a crime spree. The other Rangers then break Wes out, and the team fight Fearog. The mutant grows, but is soon re-Chrono Shrunk by the Time Force Megazord, as usual.

    Later, Ivan gives the teens money for their successful paintjob. They use it to buy pizza. Wes mentions Ransik's origin to Jen, who denies the sob story, saying that people did try to help him, but he refused. She appears to be hiding something, though.

    b: 24-Feb-2001 pc: 1104 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Kaizo Hayashi

    NOTE: The anchorman credited for the episode appears nowhere in the show!
  • The mutant's name, Fearog, was the same name of a monster in the Power Rangers In Space episode "The Great Evilyzer". That creature was never named onscreen, though.
  • What lies beneath Ransik's face mask is revealed here to be pink mutilated flesh. He appears to have been born that way.
  • The laser weapons the Time Force Officers use are called "Time Blasters" here by Wes, though they'll later be properly called (as they are in the toyline) "Chrono-Blasters".
  • This episode features footage [the giant Fearog battle] from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #04 "Hitojichi ha Iseijin (The Hostage Is An Alien)".
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 383. A Blue Streak
    gs: David Pires (Mr. Picketts) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Richard Steven Horvitz (Mantamobile (voice))

    The four Time Force Officers begin to settle into the Clock Tower, and have moved on to cleaning the outside of the Nick Of Time Odd Jobs office. Wes pulls up in his BMW, which Lucas admires. Wes treats him like a primitive when it comes to cars of the 21st Century, and is shocked to learn that Lucas is a champion race car driver in 3000. He knows how to drive, alright, but fails to understand traffic laws of the present. Lucas gets a ticket for numerous violations, and is ordered to get a Driver's License. While doing so, he notices the Nadira, along with a mutant named Mantamobile (a blue manta ray type who can control and alter cars).

    They've robbed an armored truck, as well as a bank, in their own sleek Mutant Mobiles. Lucas gives chase, scaring the wits out of his instructor, Mr. Picketts. Unable to catch them, Lucas tells his teammates. Trip opens up one of the cases that came with the Time Ship, and reveals the Vector Cycles.

    They use these five new specially designed battle bikes to end Nadira's stealing spree. Mantamobile proves too tough, so the combined weapon known as the Vortex Blaster is introduced. Lucas ends up having to retake his Driving Exam, which sends the injured Mr. Picketts fleeing.

    b: 03-Mar-2001 pc: 1105 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Kaizo Hayashi

    NOTE: Lucas' last name is revealed via his talking hologram driver's license from the year 3000: It's Kendall.
  • The Vector Cycles are introduced, one matching each color & shape-symbol for each Time Force Ranger. They're similar to bikes driven by the Time Force police in "Force From The Future (1)".
  • The Vortex Blaster is also introduced. It's made up of five V cannon weapons, two of which Yellow & Green Rangers used in the second episode.
  • The cop who pulls Lucas over has a nametag with the name "B Mitchell" on it, a possible reference to Captain William Mitchell of PRLR. Similarly, Mr. Picketts shares a last name with Kendrix lookalike Carolyn Picketts from PRLG.
  • This episode features footage, and a small bit of story elements, from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #03 "Yume No Kasukudo (A Dream Of Speed)" [Most of the Mantamobile footage following the end of the road battle through the Megazord fight].
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 384. A Parting of Ways
    gs: Douglas Fisher (Philips, the Butler) Danny Turner (Frankie) Gary Dubin (Reporter #1) Pauline Tannous (Reporter #2) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Ezra Weisz (Tentaclaw (voice))

    Nadira schemes for yet more money, this time using Tentaclaw, a mutant who kidnapped the mayor back in 3000. Tentaclaw (who can detach his smaller, purple, alien-headed body from his neck) hijacks a school bus. The kids on it are held for a ransom of 10 Million Dollars.

    The Time Force Rangers attempt to save them, but their Vector Cycles are unable to keep up with the bus. Red Time Force Ranger Wesley decides to ask his rich father, Mr. Collins, for help in getting the money. He refuses, so Wes takes it without permission.

    The Rangers are able to get the kids to safety, defeat Tentaclaw, and regain the ransom. Wes returns home with it, but tricks his father into a press conference, where it's announced he'll donate the money to charity.

    Wes heeds his wise butler's advice, and plans to follow his heart, by striking out on his own. Mr. Collins is quite upset, as he had plans for Wes to take over for him at the Bio Synth Lab, but understands.

    Wes moves into the Clock Tower with the other Rangers.

    b: 10-Mar-2001 pc: 1106 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: The episode begins in the middle of a battle with an unnamed mutant. It's the same mutant that was shown being Chrono-Frozen in "Force From The Future (1)".
  • That same opening Megazord fight introduces the third mode of the Time Force Megazord. This being the "Jet Mode", which resembles the Delta Megaship from PRIS.
  • This episode features footage from Mirai Sentai Timeranger episode #17 "Nejireta Seiken (The Twisted True Fist)" [The entire pre-credits battle]; And episode #13 "Patoru Kajino (Battle Casino)" [Tentaclaw battle starting from when the kids are saved, through the Megazord fight.]
    • 385. Short-Circuited
    gs: Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Dan Woren (Medicon (voice))

    Nadira turns her sights on Circuit, the Rangers' robotic owl pal with the ability to contact the future and summon the Megazord. Trip, Circuit's apparent creator, has trouble of his own, when his Xybrian mind-reading powers annoy Lucas one last time.

    Lucas places a bandage over Trip's forehead gem, grounding his powers for one day. Trip sulks in the city, and winds up bumping into Nadira, who tricks him into believing she's fled her father. She uses this distraction to kidnap Circuit, and take him to a train yard to have the mutant of the day, Medicon, operate on him. Circuit's circuitry is sabotaged, causing him to speak gibberish.

    Medicon attacks the city, and the Rangers are unable to get the Megazord due to the lack of the owl's assistance. Lucas reminds Trip that he should use his powers when something is incredibly important. Trip uses his gem, finds Circuit, fights Nadira, repairs the birdbot, and the day is saved.

    b: 17-Mar-2001 pc: 1107 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: For a second episode in a row, the show opens in the middle of a battle with an unnamed mutant.
  • The name of the tornado-inducing attack by the Time Force Megazord in Jet Mode is finally revealed: Cyclone Defense.
  • This episode was originally titled "Digit In Danger". Digit was Circuit's name originally, and in fact, was his name until the week before the first episode aired. ADR dubbing has corrected this from being too apparent on the show, at least. How far into the series they called him Digit is unknown.
  • This episode featured footage from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #07: "Domon Nyuuinchuu (Domon Is Hospitalized)" [All of the Megazord fight with Medicon]; And Timeranger episode #12: "Hoshi ni Negai o (Wish Upon A Star)" [The opening sequence fight with the unnamed Grimmly mutant].
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 386. Jen's Revenge
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Tom Wyner (Fatcatfish (voice))

    Wes tries warming up to Jen, only to find she's still as cold to him as ever. At the Prison Ship, a mutant aptly named Fatcatfish is reanimated. He's a bounty hunter, so Ransik hires him with some cash. Nadira becomes drawn to this love for money, and charms him enough to get a free shopping spree from him. Fatty shoots down some Cyclobots with his gatling arm for no real reason, angering Frax. Seems Frax has dreams of his fellow robots claiming superiority over all other forms of life. Fatcatfish faces the Rangers in the city, and starts taunting Jen about her dead boyfriend. Seems she & Alex fought him back in the year 3000, and barely were able to bring him in. This sparks bad memories of Alex's demise, to the point that she tries to destroy the mutant. Her teammates can hardly calm her down, and keep her from violating the Time Force code of bringing the mutants in alive. Later, Frax replicates Fatcatfish's image & voice, and plants an invite on Jen. She follows it, thinking Fatty is cutting a deal and going to give her Ransik. Instead, it turns out to be an ambush. Jen comes prepared with two Chrono-Blasters, but is unable fight Ransik herself. His painfully increasing mutation saves her from being sliced in half. The other Rangers find her bruised body, and get her to safety. The next day, she wakes up to find Wes by her side. She's moved by his compassion for her well being, but sneaks out again, and tracks down Fatcatfish. She's ready to eliminate him mercilessly, when the other Rangers show up, and Wes asks her what Alex would do. Jen realizes he would do everything by the book. Fatcatfish is instead taken out via the Megazord, and chrono-frozen once again. Jen later admits to Wes that she doesn't want him to be like Alex, and likes him just the way he is. She denies it in front of the others, though.

    b: 24-Mar-2001 pc: 1109 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: The Rangers' sleeping arrangments are revealed in this episode, mostly as sleeping bags on the upper level of the top floor of the Clock Tower, divided by gender.
  • Gluto appears, but fails to speak.
  • Jen makes a PR first, by using the word 'death', in this line, "I WON'T let his DEATH be in vain!"
  • It's revealed that the recaptured mutants are stored, in their chrono-tubes, inside a large freezer in the Clock Tower. The sum as of the end of this episode: 8 mutants in cold storage.
  • Footage and some story elements for this episode are from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #05 "Dai 3 No Gattai (The 3rd Combination)" The story was similar, though quite different, involving TimePink's entire family having been killed by Fatcatfish instead.
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 387. The Time Shadow
    gs: Roy Werner (Captain Logan) Jason Faunt (Mystery Man) Dan Sachoff (Dr. Levoy) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) David Lodge (Izout (voice)) Kim Strauss (Tronicon (voice))

    The company owned by Wes' father, Bio-Lab, unveils a top secret project 20 years in the making. The Raimei is a drill-tank, with intent of protecting Silver Hills from monster attacks. Izout, a purple eye-less mercenary, suddenly breaks into the building with some Cyclobots. They then steal a bucket of golden dust from Bio-Lab, known as Zirium powder. Izout gives it to Frax, and then fights the Rangers. The mutant's shotgun weapon and grenades are too powerful for the Time Force Megazord in Mode Blue, actually crippling it in the middle of battle. The Time Jet luckily blasts Izout's own weapons, and causes him to shrink into Chrono-Froze mode before he can attack the defenseless city. The five Time Flyers return to the future, and the Rangers get the news from Captain Logan that they're too badly damaged to be sent anytime soon. In the present, Frax works behind Ransik's back to turn the Zirium powder into a powerful fuel source known as the Trizirium crystal. He uses it to power his own robotic monster creation, named Tronicon. The large robot attacks the city, and the Rangers are helpless to stop it. Bio-Lab sends the Raimei, and while its cannons work well at first, Tronicon proves too tough. The Raimei is destroyed within minutes. In the year 3000, a mysterious man with dark hair, a white leather suit, black gloves, and silver rimmed sunglasses spys on Time Force HQ. In a secret lab, he runs a training test for a new Megazord. The Mystery Man, also monitoring the present, sends this strange weapon, called the Time Shadow Megazord, to aid the Rangers. It creates an eclipse in the sky, and exits through a time portal within it. It flies around in Shadow Winger mode, using its lasercannons and stealth mode, before transforming into humanoid shaped Megazord. The Rangers watch as Time Shadow takes down Tronicon easily with its bladed arms and rapid movements, before returning to the future. They thank Captain Logan for sending it, only to find out that Time Force knows nothing about it! The Mystery Man, with Time Shadow at his command, waits for his next move.

    b: 31-Mar-2001 pc: 1110 w: Judd Lynn d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: This episode features footage [the Izout battle] and some story elements from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #18 "Kage No Yokan (The Shadow's Foreshadow)"; as well as footage [the Tronicon & Time Shadow stuff] and a good deal of story elements from Timeranger #19 "Gekka No Kishi (The Knight Of Moonlight)"
  • Debut of the Time Shadow Megazord.
    • 388. Future Unknown
    gs: Jason Faunt (Mystery Man) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Rebecca Forstadt (Computer Voice) Richard Epcar (Vexicon (voice))

    At the Prison Ship, Frax is severely scolded by Ransik for his use of a robot in the previous episode. Ransik's pro-mutant mania leads to him blasting Frax, causing his henchbot to fall under the center console. There, Frax discovers a hidden key.

    He takes it in secret, and uses it to open a hidden chamber, known as the X Vault. It was thought only to be a rumor, where the worst of the worst were kept. Meanwhile at the Clock Tower, Katie spends time missing the family she left behind in the future.

    While searching for other weapons resources in the present, Circuit discovers that the Raimei tank from last episode never existed! This leads to a discussion about how their actions in the present are effecting the course of history.

    Katie becomes fearful that this will mean her family might no longer exist. Soon, Frax releases a mutant from the X Vault, a red & white mantis-looking creature named Vexicon.

    He goes into Silver Hills, tossing colorful explosives and blowing up buildings with his staff. The Rangers confront him, and wind up losing to his might. Katie suddenly has seconds thoughts about fighting, as she's lost the one thing driving her to defeat the mutants. After some deep soul searching, and a bit of advice from Wes, Katie realizes that the only way to ensure she has a future and family to go back to, is to never give up. She rejoins the fight, and helps take Vexicon down.

    When the mutant grows, the Time Flyers are called in to form the Megazord. The Saber is broken by Vexicon, and the Time Shadow is also taken down by him. Circuit informs them they can create a new configuration, the combined Shadow Force Megazord. They do so, and are able to defeat the mutant.

    Frax returns home, and is commended by Ransik for using a mutant this time, despite the failure. Later, Katie toasts to her teammates, gladly reminding them they're her family and that is her home, for now.

    b: 07-Apr-2001 pc: 1111 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: The Shadow Force Megazord (combined form of the Time Force & Time Shadow Megazords) is unveiled, in Mode Blue form.
  • Katie keeps a simple photograph of her family with her, consisting of her, her mother, her father, and her brother, together.
  • The Time Flyers return in this episode, obviously repaired between episodes, though no mention is made of that.
  • This episode features footage, and most basic story elements from Mirai Sentai TimeRanger #20 "Aratanaru Kizuna (The Bond Renewal)".
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 389. Uniquely Trip
    gs: Tyler Neitzel (Mikey) Marissa Stovall (Cindy) Mark De La Cruz (Jimmy) Brittany Robertson (Tammy) Rachel Monet Koda (Traci) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Wendee Lee (Redeye (voice)) Steve Kramer (Electropede (voice))

    At the Clock Tower, Trip shows his newest invention to a disinterested Wes. Soon, the team is out fighting a new mutant, Redeye, a purple colored female creature.

    While the others do smooth battle moves against the Cyclobots & the criminal, Trip fumbles miserably. Spurrned by this, Trip also discovers four kids in the park playing Rangers, with none of them picking Green. He goes on a crash course of exericising, trying to bulk up and be stronger. He doesn't succeed, merely amusing his teammates. Trip next sees Lucas picking up a woman on the street with a few cool pick-up lines. He tries to copy him, right down to the same outfit, but winds up knocking the woman he's hitting on into a water fountain.

    Frax sends a mutant into the city, Electropede, who drains electricity. Trip stays behind as the others confront him, and get beaten severly, their Chrono-Blasters, Vector Weapons, and even their Ranger suits being drained of power.

    He decides to take action in the only way he knows how, by finishing his newest invention. He brings it to the battle, and gives it to Wes. The Electro Booster attached to his Chrono-Saber, and turns the blade into a blaster. This eliminates surrounding Cyclobots, and gives Electropede a power surge which drains him of his power.

    The mutant grows, the Shadow Force Megazord in Mode Blue defeats him, and shrinks him back to Chrono-Froze mode. Trip's Xybrian powers detect the four kids from earlier in trouble. He saves them from being blown up, and becomes their new hero. The other Rangers celebrate Trip's successful save, by all wearing green wigs to match his hair.

    b: 14-Apr-2001 pc: 1112 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Judd Lynn

    NOTE: This episode features the first American footage appearance of the Time Jet.
  • The Redeye mutant was never named onscreen, solely during the end credits. She is oddly re-shrunk by the Rangers using their V Weapons, instead of a Megazord.
  • The five cannons which make up the Vortex Blaster, normally called the "V Weapons", are called "Vector Weapons" by Wes here briefly.
  • Traci, the woman Trip failed to impress, was played by the same lady who portrayed shuttle pilot Nancy Cooper in PRLR.
  • Wes calls for "Shadow Force Megazord... Mode RED" during the battle. Instead, only SFM in Mode BLUE is formed!
  • The Redeye mutant's suit was from Mirai Sentai Timeranger episode #06 "Itsuwari No Shoutai Kyaku (The Forged Guest Invitation)"; Footage concerning Electropede and the Electro Booster was from Timeranger #23 "Biito Appu (Beat Up)".
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 390. Worlds Apart
    gs: Daniel Southworth (Eric Myers) Marcus LaVoi (Commander Porter) Alex Boling (Manager) Matt Schaller (Rich Kid) David L. Wilson (Reporter #1) Stacey L. Miller (Reporter #2) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Univolt (voice))

    At the Clock Tower, Jen attempts to give the team a peptalk on their poor fighting performance in the last battle. But they grow bored with it. Soon, Nick Of Time Odd Jobs is given the task of picking up garbage. As they do so, Wes' father, Mister Collins, passes by in his limo.

    He's disgusted to see that his son left home to pick up other people's trash. Just around the corner, Nadira and her Cyclobots finish another stealing spree.

    They're stopped by a troop of blue uniformed men with Blasters, known as the Silver Guardians. They're able to destroy most of the Cyclos, sending Nadira into a retreat. The five TFs witness this in shock. One Silver Guardian, a black haired teenager named Eric Myers, greets Wes.

    Seems Eric & Wes went to Prep School together, and were somewhat pals. Later, our heroes see a press conference on television, revealing that the Silver Guardians are owned by Mr. Collins. They protect property for a price. Wes is outraged that his dad is up to his old tricks again, only out for the money.

    Eric, meanwhile, remembers back on his days with Wes, and how much he resented him. While he was a great fighter, he never had enough money to fit in. Soon, Frax sends another X Vault villain into the city, named Univolt, a brown mantis type with a rifle. The Rangers and Silver Guardians face him. Red Ranger takes a fatal blast from Univolt's gun aimed for Eric & Commander Porter. His helmet visor is shattered, revealing his eyes to Eric, who immediately recognizes him. Mister Collins is also there, and is stunned to find his son is a Ranger. They exchange words, with Wes firmly stating that he doesn't want to be like his father, and is making a difference. Eric grows even more resentful that Wes has gotten another break in life without having earned it.

    Wes heads back into battle, and the Rangers defeat the mutant with simply their Vortex Blaster. The next day, Mr. Collins tries convincing his son to join the Silver Guardians. He refuses. Collins accepts his wishes, though he doesn't understand his son, but is secretly proud of him.

    b: 21-Apr-2001 pc: 1113 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: The red beret-wearing leader of the Silver Guardians is named Commander Porter, though never said as much on-screen. Similarly, the mutant is named Univolt only in the end credits.
  • Frax reveals here that robots (in the year 3000, at least) aren't supposed to be able to think for themselves.
  • Though Red Ranger fires his V-1 weapon at Univolt, the blast that strikes him is actually the golden beam of the Electro Booster.
  • Featuring loads of footage and a massive deal of story elements from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #28 "Saikai no Toki (Reunion Time)".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force- Quantum Ranger: Clash for Control" VHS.
    • 391. The Quantum Quest
    gs: Kai Wulff (Dr. Hammond) Crystal Green (Colleague) Michael D. Guerin (Guardian #1) Alanna Boatright (Reporter) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Michael Sorich (Brickneck (voice))

    At the Silver Hills Historical Society dinosaur dig site, a strange find is made. A small, silver, red, & yellow energy box, buried near a cave drawing of a strange massive silver Tyrannosaurus Rex. A news report shows the box to the public, claiming it was found in soil dating back to the Jurassic period, some 150 Million Years ago.

    Ransik recognizes the box & cave drawing, as belonging to Time Force. The mutant named Brickneck is sent to retrieve this item, known as the Quantum Controller. He & the Cyclobots attack the archeologists, but the Silver Guardians ambush them. The humans are no match for the bots alone, and soon, the Time Force Rangers appear.

    During the fight, Wes is badly injured again, and loses the Quantum Controller. Eric, his former sorta-pal from Prep School and current Silver Guardian, snatches it up and hides it at a Storage Depot. He attempts to ask Mr. Collins for a promotion to the Commander of the SGs, but is refused. This inspires him to return to the site, where he takes on an army of Cyclobots by himself. The Rangers learn from Circuit that the Quantum Controller Box was the control device for the Quantasaurus Red Megazord (the cave wall drawing). Circa 3000, when Time Force first began testing time travel, they sent the Q-Rex through the vortex. The box & it got separated, and both lost in time. Our heroes get an alert that Brickneck has traced the QCB to the Storage Depot.

    Wes, still injured, follows along after them. While the main four face the mutant, he encounters Eric. They fight side by side against the Cyclos, but Wes succumbs to his injuries, and watches helplessly as Eric slips the QCB onto his arm, activating the Quantum Morpher.

    He morphs into the Quantum Ranger explosively. The Quantum Ranger, a darker red & black version of the Red Time Force Ranger, single handedly trashes all of the Cyclobots, and with help from his Quantum Defender blaster/saber, and his Morpher's vocal instructions, Eric re-Chrono Freezes Brickneck. The other Rangers are grateful for the Quantum Ranger's help, but wonder what the power-hungry Eric will do with these new powers.

    b: 28-Apr-2001 pc: 1114 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Nadira is enthralled with watching a certain TV show, which just happens to be "Saban's Masked Rider" (1995-1996), a former Fox Kids series. It was also a spin-off from MMPR. Series star TJ Roberts and others appear, and even speak in this recycled footage. But alas, no Ferbus...
  • The opening credits get a revision, as Daniel Southworth as Eric is added (after Erin as Jen), along with some Quantum Ranger & Quantasaurus Rex Megazord footage.
  • This episode features footage and certain story elements from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #29 "Honoo no Shin Senshi (The New Warrior Of Fire)".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force- Quantum Ranger: Clash for Control" VHS.
  • Eric (Daniel Southworth) becomes the Quantum Ranger.
    • 392. Clash for Control (1)
    gs: Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Dave Mallow (Commandocon (voice))

    The Rangers attempt to reason with Eric, asking him quite nicely to return the Quantum Morpher to them. He refuses, enjoying the power it gives him. Having failed to get the Quantum Ranger Powers themselves, the evil mutants scheme to go back in time to retrieve the missing Quantasaurus Red Megazord. Ransik sends Commandocon, a heavily armored creature, off to open a Time Hole in the sky. He hops into it, but not before gaining the attention of the 6 Rangers nearby. Eric morphs into the Quantum Ranger, and summons his own personal flight vehicle, the TF Eagle. He plans to get the Q-Rex before anyone else, but Wes manages to tag along, hanging on the wing of the one-seater jet as it takes off. The TF Eagle passes through the Time Hole safely, nearly blowing the Red Time Force Ranger off inside the vortex. It lands at the opposite end of the portal, in a prehistoric jungle. Wes awakens, and admires the various species of dinosaur roaming through the bushes. Eric figures they went back about roughly 150 Million Years. He pushes Wes around, scolding him for following along. Their fight gets interrupted by an angry mother Tyrannosaurus Rex, whose nest of eggs Wes nearly fell on. Eric & Wes aid each other in running through the jungle, trying to escape the hungry beast.

    Wes eventually gets tail-swiped off the side of a cliff by the T-Rex, leaving Eric to hide inside of a small cave nearby. The T-Rex, unable to reach either of them, gives up and leaves. Eric stumbles around the cave, discovering it to be the same one archeologists dug up in the previous episode. He reads the cave wall drawings, and deciphers that the Quantasaurus Rex is in the active volcano in the distance. Meanwhile, Wes has managed to survive the fall somehow, and injuredly wanders toward the volcano. He nearly gets stomped by the giant robotic Q-Rex, as it heads to the volcano as well, apparently living in a huge cave there. Commandocon beats the weary Red Ranger down, and gets into the cave first.

    He implants a controlling device on the Q-Rex's head, and orders it to follow him. Outside, Wes tries to stop the mutant, only to end up fighting Eric again. The Quantum Ranger, foolishly believing the Red Ranger is lying about the mutant, attacks him, and quickly gains the upperhand. Before Eric can use his Quantum Defender pointblank on Wes, he notices the Time Hole reopening. Quantum Ranger leaves the Red Ranger behind, hops into the TF Eagle, just as Commandocon & the Q-Rex escape through the portal. The nearby volcano starts to erupt violently, trapping Wes amid a cave-in of the entire area below his feet. Red Ranger falls into the lava flow, but is rescued by Quantum Ranger on the TF Eagle, claiming they're now even for the earlier saves. The two fly up into the Time Hole, just before it closes, and return to the present. In 2001, Quantasaurus Rex tears through the city, destroying buildings under Commandocon's control.

    Wes thanks Eric for the save, but gets dumped off the TF Eagle harshly by the annoyed Quantum Ranger. Red Ranger falls a steep distance for a third time this episode. His four teammates join him, and helplessly watch the Q-Rex's rampage.

    Quantum Ranger tries to use his Morpher to stop the Zord, but the signal is blocked! Ransik & his fellow mutants teleport atop a roof, and witness the beginning of his reign of terror...

    b: 05-May-2001 pc: 1115 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Gluto talks for the first time since "A Parting Of Ways".
  • The TF Eagle, Quantum Ranger's black & white hover-jet, is introduced here. No explanation for it, so it's likely just another item which came with the Quantum Morpher. Its design is slightly different than the Deluxe TF Eagle toy.
  • The Tyrannosaurus Rex attacking Eric & Wes in this episode was apparently a mix of animatronics and stop-motion. Other dinosaurs were animatronics (such as the Stegosaurus & Triceratops), while a few were CGI (the Pteradactyle).
  • The cave wall drawing of the Quantasaurus Rex Megazord, first seen in "The Quantum Quest", implies that a primative form of man may have existed in the Jurassic Period on Earth. This fictional historical fact is nothing new for Power Rangers, with all of its ancient alien races and such...
  • This episode features some Quantasaurus & Commandocon footage from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #30, "Todoke Honoo no Sakebi (Register Fire's Command)".
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force- Quantum Ranger: Clash for Control" VHS.
  • Debut of the Quantasaurus Rex (or "Q-Rex", as it's usually referred to).
    • 393. Clash for Control (2)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Mystery Man) Jerry Rector (Assistant) Michael D. Guerin (Guardian #1) Dave Mallow (Commandocon (voice))

    Commandocon continues controlling the Quantasaurus Rex. The Time Force Rangers call in the TF & Time Shadow Megazords to halt its rampage. They fight hard, with the TS injuring the Q-Rex's shoulder, causing it to retreat.

    The TFs realize the only way to control the Q-Rex is to regain the Quantum Morpher, with which Trip can attempt to bypass the blocking device. Eric, meanwhile, vies for the role of the Silver Guardians' Commander, revealing to Mr. Collins that he's the Quantum Ranger. Collins will only give him the promotion if he can regain the Q-Rex. As Wes meets with Eric, in an attempt to peacefully get the Quantum Morpher back, Mr. Collins visits the Clock Tower, and offers to hire the four Time Force Officers from the future. Red TF Ranger & the Quantum Ranger do battle, leading to a stand-still when the Quantasaurus Rex repairs itself and is lead back to the city by Commandocon.

    Eric believes the four TFs will be working for him, but when they arrive, he's a bit stunned to learn they turned Collins' offer down, choosing to stand behind Wes. The Shadow Force Megazord combats Q-Rex, Commandocon grows large, and Quantum Ranger tries once more to regain control. He fires his Quantum Defender at Q-Rex's head, striking the signal blocker. Eric now has voice control, through his Morpher, of the Q-Rex.

    Under prompting of the internal computer, Quantum Ranger has it transform into Quantasaurus Rex Megazord Mode. The upright standing metal beast uses its Max Blizzard attack, and Chrono-Freezes Commandocon back to shrunken form.

    Later, Eric is promoted to Commander by Mr. Collins, as promised. Wes is overwhelmed by the fact his teammates turned down his rich father's proposal, which could have benefitted their war with Ransik. Jen jokingly "reconsiders," surprising everyone, given her usually serious nature.

    b: 12-May-2001 pc: 1116 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Ransik (Vernon Wells) and Nadira (Kate Sheldon) do not appear in this episode.
  • A slightly cut scene, of Trip explaining how if he got the Quantum Morpher he could bypass the blocking signal, appears in the previous episode's "scenes from next time," but not here.
  • Some of the Quantasaurus scenes are from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #28 & 29, while the most of it, plus a large majority of the plot, is from Timeranger #30, "30 "Todoke Honoo no Sakebi (Register Fire's Command)"
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force- Quantum Ranger: Clash for Control" VHS.
  • Debut of the Quantasaurus Rex's Megazord mode.
    • 394. Bodyguard in Blue
    gs: Jason Faunt (Mystery Man (uncredited)) Ken Merckx (Dr. Michael Zaskin) Jordan-Claire Green (Holly Zaskin) Ron Surels (Angry Man) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Klawlox (voice))

    Mr. Collins announces at a press conference that the Quantum Ranger now leads the Silver Guardians.

    He introduces Doctor Michael Zaskin, a scientist from Bio-Lab in charge of analyzing the Quantum Powers and creating duplicate weapons for the rest of the Guardians. Wes is quite unhappy with news of his father ever-expanding his influence to the Ranger market. Zaskin is later kidnapped by the latest mutant, Klawlox, a yellow ant-like headed creature with claws.

    Zaskin's young daughter, Holly, watches him being kidnapped by Klawlox, Nadira, and some Cyclobots. The drones try to capture her, but she gets away. While wandering around, she discovers Lucas, offering Nick Of Time Odd Jobs' services to a lady in distress. Holly hires Lucas to be her bodyguard, and he reluctantly accepts, until he learns exactly who she is from his teammates. Klawlox attacks Lucas as he drives Holly into the mountains. The other Rangers track down Zaskin, who's being tortured by Nadira & the Cyclobots, in an attempt to learn everything he's discovered about the Quantum Powers.

    Eric informs Mister Collins of Dr. Zaskin's kidnapping, and all he's worried about is if he spills the information or not. The Silver Guardians arrive just as the Rangers have freed Zaskin and are facing Nadira. Zaskin thanks the Rangers, though Eric later claims to Collins that the Guardians saved him single-handedly. Lucas protects Holly, but is unable to save her teddy bear Theo. He's forced to Morph in front of her.

    Klawlox eventually grows, and proves so tough that the Quantasaurus Rex Megazord has to help the Shadow Force Megazord out, whether the Rangers like it or not.

    Once the mutant is refrozen, Holly is brought home safe and sound. She promises to keep Lucas' identity a secret, and he gives her a replacement stuffed bear. Dr. Zaskin is quite grateful. Lucas denies his teammate's playful claims of him being a big old softie at heart.

    b: 19-May-2001 pc: 1117 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Ransik (Vernon Wells) does not appear in this episode.
  • Some footage and much of the basic plot, are from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #33 "Ritoru Ledei (Little Lady)".
    • 395. The Legend of the Clock Tower
    gs: Jordan Belfi (Walter Brown) Lacey Beeman (Gwen) David Blayne (Drake) Marc Patrick Shaffer (Buddy #1) Mitch Gould (Buddy #2)

    The Time Force Officers try in vain to fix the run-down and ancient Clock Tower. Katie learns of its history, and how a previous owner of the building, Walter Brown, is said to haunt the attic, srill lovelorn for a girl he never fought for.

    Katie wanders up there, bumps into his restless spirit, and accidentally falls into a random Time Hole. She emerges in Silver Hills, a colonial village, circa the early 1800s. Soon, Katie meets Walter Brown in person, and learns he's a gentle poet in love with a girl named Gwen.

    Only problem is, her boyfriend Drake is a bully who loves to push poor Walter around. Katie helps Walter get up enough confidence to confront Drake, and manages to win Gwen's heart by punching Drake in the groin. The entire tale appears to be a dream, when Katie wakes up in the Clock Tower at the present day with no memory of returning.

    After heading off to battle with Cyclobots, and capturing the mutant of the day with the rest of the Rangers, Katie informs them of her adventure. Wes, having told her Walter Brown's story the night before, is quite confused, since the story he remembers telling Katie had Walter & Gwen living happily ever after. Katie discovers history has changed for the better, and that it was no dream... though the Clock Tower remains a little spooky.

    b: 19-May-2001 pc: 1108 w: Judd Lynn d: Yoshi Hosoya

    NOTE: This was the 8th episode of the season produced, though held off and aired later, due to its "single-story" nature. It was made between "Short-Circuited" and "Jen's Revenge".
  • Eric (Daniel Southworth), Ransik (Vernon Wells), Nadira (Kate Sheldon), and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
  • The mutant of the day, a blue robotic cop-type creature, is never named nor credited (nor shown being Chrono-Frozen).
  • The notion of an English Colony in Revolution-era California is nothing new to Power Rangers. Colonial Angel Grove was featured in Season 2's "Return Of The Green Ranger". This episode seems to reference that weird bit of alternate history.
  • Footage of the unnamed mutant and the Megazord battle, is from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #09: "Don No Yuutsu (The Don's Dejection)".
    • 396. Trust and Triumph
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) Roy Werner (Captain Logan) Steve McGowan (Turtlecon (voice))

    Trust is in question, after Wes fails to follow through on a plan to capture Nadira during a bank robbery. Later, Turtlecon traps the Time Force Rangers in a yellow-atmosphere beach dimension, where they face their evil morphed doubles! Wes & Jen manage to escape, but leave their three teammates behind. In order to free them, the two have to learn mutual trust in one another. Thus, Jen opens up to Wes on how she came to know Alex, and how she became such a confident leader. Wes & Jen work together to shatter Turtlecon's dimension, and later, the whole team works together to recapture him

    b: 02-Jun-2001 pc: 1118 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: In Jen's flashback, it's revealed that Alex wore his Chrono-Morpher before she first met him.
  • One of the dimensions Trip, Lucas, and Katie are chased into by the Evil Time Force Rangers, is the exact same set used for the Skull Cavern in PRLR.
  • A line by Circuit, announcing a "Mutant at the Trade Center!" was changed to "Mutant at the Industrial Center!" after the September 11th attacks.
  • Here's a list of the names of the mutants featured in the crudely drawn cardboard cut-outs for the target range at the end of the episode: Fearog, Angelcon, Medicon, Mantamobile, Izout, Electropede, Ironspike, Redeye, the unnamed mutant from "Short-Circuited", Jetara, the unnamed mutant from "Force From The Future 1" & "A Parting Of Ways", and an unnamed fat bug-eyed mutant from Timeranger #16 (who can be seen on a wanted poster in the Prison Ship, listed as "Extremely Dangerous").
  • Footage, and some story elements, from Mirai Sentai Timeranger #25 "Togireta Shinrai (Broken Trust)" AND #26 "Shinrai no Byouyomi (The Countdown Of Trust)".
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 397. Trip Takes a Stand
    gs: T.J. Rotolo (Driver) Steve Nave (Customer) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Notacon (voice))

    Ransik sends out a mutant named Notacon, who doesn't want to be evil. Frax's device forces him to do bad, but Trip discovers his true nature and sets out to protect him from not only the fugitives, but from the Silver Guardian Eric!

    b: 09-Jun-2001 pc: 1119 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    398. Quantum Secrets
    gs: Jason Faunt (Mystery Man (uncredited)) Ken Merckx (Dr. Michael Zaskin) Darcy O'Donnell (Alice) Don Dowe (Thug) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Sean Cw Johnson (Conwing (voice))

    Eric's Quantum Morpher is swiped by Conwing, who uses a mouthpiece to mimic Eric's vocal pattern and take control of the Quantasaurus Rex. It takes some mysterious help from the future to do what Bio-Lab in the present can't, namely unlock some more of the Quantum Ranger's arsenal.

    b: 16-Jun-2001 pc: 1120 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Makoto Yokoyama

    NOTE: This episode was dedicated to the memory of Minoru Uchiyama.
  • First appearance of Eric's Mega Battle armor.
    • 399. Lovestruck Rangers
    gs: Rachelle Pettinato (Angelique) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Valerie Vernon (Contemptra (voice))

    Wes, Trip, and Lucas fall for a mysterious girl named Angelique unaware that she is a mutant in disguise who makes her victims fall in love with her.

    b: 23-Jun-2001 pc: 1122 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Eric (Daniel Southworth) and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
  • This episode debuted out of order, having been flipped with "The Last Race", despite the "scenes from next time" not reflecting this.
    • 400. The Last Race
    gs: Riley Schmidt (Dash) Wade Hunt Williams (Officer Cruller) Minae Noji (Saleslady) Charles Walker (Mr. Graves) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice))

    Nadira's newest mutant partner-in-crime turns out to be Dash, once Lucas' best friend.

    b: 07-Jul-2001 pc: 1121 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Isaac Florentine

    NOTE: Eric (Daniel Southworth) and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
  • Originally scheduled to air June 23rd, 2001. Hence why it's been flipped with "Lovestruck Rangers" in terms of order (which was corrected during all repeat runs).
    • 401. Full Exposure
    gs: Zachary Bostrom (Mitch) Rod McCary (Mr. Hampton) Angelique Madrid (Secretary) Bob Papenbrook (Artillicon (voice))

    An ambitious photographer named Mitch discovers the true identities of the Rangers. Katie begs him not to hand in the pictures for publishing, but it takes a near death experience during a mutant attack for Mitch to have a change of heart and give Katie the pictures.

    b: 14-Jul-2001 pc: 1123 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Eric (Daniel Southworth), Ransik (Vernon Wells), Nadira (Kate Sheldon), and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
  • One of the most heavily edited episodes following September 11th. The video release of it on the VHS "Photo Finish" is the unedited version.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Photo Finish" VHS.
    • 402. Movie Madness (1)
    gs: Harvey Shain (Director) Nick Gomez (Assistant Director) Kazuhiro Yokoyama (Frankie Chang) Bryan Cheatham (Heath) Tak Kubota (Elder Monk) George "Buck" Flower (Bartender) Eiko Nijo (Princess) Terrence Stone (Cinecon (voice))

    The Rangers are ambushed by a mutant director named Cinecon, and sent into different "movie" dimensions.

    b: 21-Jul-2001 pc: 1124 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Photo Finish" VHS.
  • None of the Rangers appear morphed in this episode.
    • 403. Movie Madness (2)
    gs: Bryan Cheatham (Heath) Tak Kubota (Elder Monk) Reuben Langdon (Tour Guide) Eiko Nijo (Princess) Kazuhiro Yokoyama (Frankie Chang) Terrence Stone (Cinecon (voice))

    The Rangers' literally take Cinecon's script into their own hands-and escape from his torment.

    b: 28-Jul-2001 pc: 1125 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Features the ONLY battle sequence with the Trans-Warp Megazord.
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Photo Finish" VHS.
    • 404. Time Force Traitor
    gs: Roy Werner (Captain Logan) Jason Faunt (Mystery Man) J. W. Myers (Steelix (voice))

    Steelix, Jen's old Time Force partner, seeks revenge on Jen for getting him locked up. He steals her morpher, fights her on her own, then turns her evil. Wes breaks Jen out of the spell, and all of the Rangers defeat Steelix.

    b: 04-Aug-2001 pc: 1126 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Nadira (Kate Sheldon) and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
    405. Frax's Fury
    gs: Jeff Griggs (Dr. Louis Fericks) Christopher Glenn (Jimmy) Greg Siff (Shouter) Deanne Hixson (Reporter) Helen Slayton-Hughes (Elderly Lady) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Kim Strauss (Venomark (voice))

    Frax releases Venomark, who infects the city and four Rangers with the same poisonous bite he gave Ransik many years ago. By snagging one of Ransik's vials, Wes is able to get the serum reproduced by Bio-Lab, saving his friends and the city.

    b: 11-Aug-2001 pc: 1127 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: It's revealed that Ransik is forced to take serum because of a bite from the mutant Venomark.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Dawn of Destiny" VHS.
  • Frax is revealed to have once been a human who was betrayed by Ransik.
    • 406. Dawn of Destiny (1)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Mystery Man/Alex) Ken Merckx (Dr. Michael Zaskin) Nicholas Guest (Taylor) Dennis Garber (Jennings) Mitch Gould (Guardian Miller) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Paul Schrier (Severax (voice))

    Ransik and a search party hunt for Frax in the woods, but the rengegade scientist is able to elude them. Jen tells Wes that the Venomark serum can help change the future, and Wes decides to return to Bio-Lab and retreive it, he is stopped by his father and Eric, Ransik learns that the serum is held at Bio-Lab, he unleashes a devastating attack, led by a mutant called Severax.

    Frax finds a new lair and begins work on a robot to use on the city, with Bio-Lab under siege, Ransik takes the serum for himself, Mr. Collins confronts him, only to be struck down by an energy blast from Ransik.

    The Rangers finally come to the aid of Bio-lab, and defeat the Cyclo-bots, Severax is made giant, but is defeated by the Shadow Force Megazord, Mr. Collins is rushed to the local hospital, whilst the Rangers finally come face to face with the Mystery Man who has been supplying them with help from the future: ALEX

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 18-Aug-2001 pc: 1128 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Dawn of Destiny" VHS.
    407. Fight Against Fate (2)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex (Red Time Force Ranger)) Nicholas Guest (Taylor) Dennis Garber (Jennings) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice))

    Alex tells the Rangers that time has shifted, and they must act quickly to repair the damage, he is very sincere about this mission and expects no screw-ups, he also tells Wes that he must now step down as Red Ranger, as he will inherit his father's company in 24 hours, when Mr. Collins dies from the injuries inflicted by Ransik.

    Eric finds himself being reduced to a lap-dog role, without Mr. Collins around, he doesn't have a say in how the company should function. Alex leads the Rangers against Frax and his new creation Dragontron, in the Shadow Force Megazord at the beach, Alex tells the Rangers to aim at Dragontron's weak spots, but Frax is able to counter the strategy.

    Eric hears of the Ranger's plight, and arrives in The Q-Rex, which takes a bite out of Dragontron's arm, to the surprise of the Rangers, Dragontron's arm regenerates; Frax flees with his machine to assess the damage. Back at the Clock Tower, Alex berates the Rangers for their incompetence, whilst Wes counts down the hours to his father's death...

    b: 25-Aug-2001 pc: 1129 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Ransik (Vernon Wells) and Nadira (Kate Sheldon) do not appear in this episode.
  • An Interesting note is that Dragontron's Original name in the Timeranger version is the G-Zord which is the first time a Power Ranger term was used on a Sentai Program
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Dawn of Destiny" VHS.
  • Wes doesn't appear morphed in this episode, due to giving his powers back to Alex.
    • 408. Destiny Defeated (3)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex (Red Time Force Ranger)) Ken Merckx (Dr. Michael Zaskin) Nicholas Guest (Taylor) Dennis Garber (Jennings) Nikole Lee Amateau (Nurse) Darcy O'Donnell (Alice) Mark Ritter (Doctor) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice))

    Frax completes work on his new weapon: an energy siphon he will use against the Rangers when they next face Dragatron.

    Meanwhile, Eric is leaving town,he leaves his precious birds in the care of his little girl neighbour.

    Frax activates the Dragatron and uses the siphon to drain the Ranger's Zords of power, leaving them as sitting ducks for Dragatron, the Rangers are forced to abandon ship.

    Alex seems more determined to take the energy siphon than arrest Frax for his breach of the peace, this results in Frax blasting down the Rangers.

    Frustrated, the Rangers confront Alex and tell him there tired of his pressuring them, they demand he step down.

    Meanwhile, Wes, on the eve of becoming the new owner of Bio-Corp, is told by Dr. Zaskin that Mr. Collins was proud that he chose his own destiny, Wes decides to make that choice once again and rushes to the Ranger's aid.


    When he succesfully destroys the energy soiphon, Jen tells Alex to give Wes his Chrono-Morpher, Alex finally agrees to do so, and the team are reunited with Wes.

    They summon the Zords once more and battle Dragatron, Eric, who is leaving town, sees the battle and gets out of his cab.

    Eric and the Rangers finally destroy Dragatron with a combined attack from the Time Force Megazord and the Q-Rex.

    Alex journeys to the hospital and uses a mysterious healing orb to bring Mr. Collins back from near-death.

    Wes is overjoyed to see his father alive and well, Mr. Collins tells Wes to continue his own path.

    At the beach, the Rangers say farewell to Alex, he apologises for pushing them too hard, and departs for the future, leaving Jen and the others to further defend the past

    b: 08-Sep-2001 pc: 1130 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Ransik (Vernon Wells) and Nadira (Kate Sheldon) do not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: Dawn of Destiny" VHS.
    • 409. Undercover Rangers
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) C.J. Byrnes (Mr. Mechanau) Jeff Whitaker (Mr. Feeney) Robert Axelrod (Thin Man) Chris Durand (Beefy Trainer) Theresa San-Nicholas (Theresa) Fawn Irish (Scrawny Lady) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Mike Reynolds (Mr. Mechanau (voice))

    The Rangers go undercover at a gym to discover that Frax is using it as a front to turn its customers into robots. With help from Eric, the team defeats the mutant running the gym, and rescues the customers.

    b: 15-Sep-2001 pc: 1131 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Ransik (Vernon Wells), Nadira (Kate Sheldon), and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of the Red Strata Cycle.
    • 410. Beware the Knight
    gs: Shauna Duggins (Girlfriend) T.J. Rotolo (Boyfriend) Justin Neal Thompson (White Knight) Kelly J. Bailey (Black Knight) Oliver Page (White Knight (voice)) Dave Mallow (Black Knight (voice; uncredited))

    In the distant past, a White Knight and Black Knight fight for possession of a mysterious box, the Black Knight is victorious, and he takes the box. In the present, Trip is on a mission; to deliver Pizza back to the other Rangers at The Clock Tower, but his journey is interrupted by the arrival of the Black Knight, Trip manages to escape, when he returns to the Clock Tower, the other Rangers refuse to believe him.

    The Black Knight takes the box to a cave outside of Silver Hills, but is enraged when he finds that the box can only be opened by the pure of heart, he summons a dragon to guard it. Whilst returning from a movie, the Rangers soon discover that Trip was telling the truth when they come face to face with The Knight, they morph and battle him, but are beaten back, the next day, Wes waits in the woods for the Black Knight until sunset, when the Knight heads back into Silver Hills; Wes contacts the other Rangers and tells them to keep the Knight busy whilst he backtracks the path of the Knight.

    The path leads Wes to the cave, and he battles the Dragon, after defeating it, Wes picks up the box, being pure of heart, he is able to open it, the voice of the White Knight tells the Red Ranger he has earned the right to use the mystic power of the Battle Fire, he returns to the scene of the battle with The Black Knight, armed with the Battle Fire, Wes summons new Battle Warrior armour, and destroys the Knight. Back at the cave, Wes seals the entrance to the structure by placing a sword in the stone.

    b: 22-Sep-2001 pc: 1132 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Wes gains the Red Battle Warrior power-up, his form of Battlizer style armor for this season.
  • Eric (Daniel Southworth), Ransik (Vernon Wells), Nadira (Kate Sheldon), and Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) do not appear in this episode.
  • The movie the Rangers go to see, "Frankie Chang vs the Ant People", is a reference to the Jackie Chan homage character from "Movie Madness (1)".
  • Available in North America on the Power Rangers "Red Alert" VHS.
    • 411. Time for Lightspeed
    gs: Michael Chaturantabut (Chad Lee (Blue Lightspeed Rescue Ranger)) Rhett Fisher (Ryan Mitchell (Titanium Ranger)) Sean Cw Johnson (Carter Grayson (Red Lightspeed Rescue Ranger)) Alison MacInnis (Dana Mitchell (Pink Lightspeed Rescue Ranger)) Keith Robinson (Joel Rawlings (Green Lightspeed Rescue Ranger)) Sasha Williams (Kelsey Winslow (Yellow Lightspeed Rescue Ranger)) Monica Louwerens (Mrs. Angela Rawlings) Jennifer L. Yen (Vypra) Shannon Welles (Grandmother Winslow (footage omitted)) Amanda Bright (Little Girl) Ron Roggé (Quarganon (voice; uncredited)) Rey-Phillip Santos (Vypra's Henchman) Catherine Sutherland (Pink Lightspeed Rescue Ranger (morphed voice))

    When Vypra returns from the grave, and joins forces with Ransik in an attempt to summon a Super Demon to destroy the Power Rangers, the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers are called out of retirement by their leader Carter, to team-up with the Time Force Rangers.

    b: 29-Sep-2001 pc: 1133 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS LIGHTSPEED RESCUE" meets "POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE", part one of one.
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
  • Carter will return in PRWF's "Forever Red".
  • It is revealed that Joel's advances towards Ms. Fairweather were ultimately successful; they got married, and are about to attend their Honeymoon.
  • First team-up (in either PR or Sentai) to feature two full 6-Ranger teams, making up a 12 Ranger encounter.
  • The current occupations of Carter, Joel, and Ryan are unknown, but Dana is now a pediatrician, Kelsey a professional extreme-sports athlete, and Chad a lifeguard at the beach.
  • Alison MacInnis was unable to attend filming during the cast-shots at the air-field, so the stunt-double for Nadira stood in for her. She was also unable to do ADR, so Dana's morphed voice (mostly all grunts and karate sounds) was filled in, uncredited, by Catherine Sutherland, who played Pink Ranger Kat back in MMPR-PRT (and was still a friend to the crew).
    • 412. Reflections of Evil
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Phil Proctor (Miracon (voice)) Wendee Lee (Redeye Mutant (voice)) Richard Cansino (Ironspike (voice)) Kirk Thornton (Angelcon (voice))

    Nadira and the Mutant Miracon plot to destroy the Rangers by trapping them in a terrifying Mirror Dimension.

    Meanwhile, Lucas' vanity is beggining to put several of the Rangers' missions at risk, and he gets chewed out for his self-affection, this costs the Rangers dearly when they pursue the attacking Miracon into a building, and into a chamber full of mirrors.

    The Rangers are sucked into the Mirror dimensions, where they face old and new Mutant enemies, the Rangers battle each of them, destroying them all guarantees liberty from thier mirror prisons, Eric arrives at the building, after initial efforts to shatter the Mirrors from outside fail, he morphs and jons the Rangers in the Mirror world.

    There, he helps Wes take out Miracon, freeing every Ranger from the Mirror dimension, Miracon escapes the Mirror world as well, and grows, he is destroyed by The Time Shadow, the Q-Rex, and the Time Force Megazord in Mode Blue.

    Katie fools around with Lucas' vanity problems and offers him a new mirror to replace one she broke earlier, Lucas tries hopelessly to reject it. Meanwhile, Ransik prepares to hunt down Frax and make him pay for betraying him...

    b: 06-Oct-2001 pc: 1134 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    413. Nadira's Dream Date
    gs: Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Kerrigan Mahan (Chameliacon (voice))

    Nadira is desperate for a love life, and nothing will please her other than a handsome date, to cheer herself up, Nadira attacks Silver Hills with the Mutant Chameliacon, they are confronted by The Rangers.

    After a short battle, Chameliacon retreats, and Lucas sends Nadira flying into a bush, the Rangers depart, Nadira finds something dropped by Lucas, his poetry book. Upon reading some of it's contents, she becomes convinced that Lucas has feelings for her (though Lucas was really writing about his CAR)

    She returns to Ransik and swoons over he new "Love", Ransik locates Lucas and tells him to give his daugther a perfect date or he will suffer heavily. Lucas goes through with the date, which is spoiled when Chameliacon attacks again, Ransik arrives to prevent Lucas from battling Chameliacon.

    Lucas returns to the Clock Tower, and thinks of a strategy with the other Rangers, the next time he dates Nadira, he acts like a disgusting, immature, greedy, filthy individual which turns Nadira away. Ransik is infuriated and sends Chameliacon to destroy Lucas, after a decisive battle, Lucas is able to defeat the Mutant.

    The Mutant grows, but the Zords are deployed and he is captured. Nadira is left once again, with a heart longing for love, when she recieves a note from a secret admierer, she briefly cheers up...and then frowns once more when the "Admirer" turns out to be Gluto.

    b: 13-Oct-2001 pc: 1135 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode, and Eric (Daniel Southworth) does not appear unmorphed.
    414. Circuit Unsure
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice; uncredited)) Mark Richardson (Serpicon (voice)) Monica Louwerens (Mainframe Computer (voice; uncredited))

    Circuit's memory banks are hacked into by Alex to prevent Circuit from revealing anything to the other Rangers about their future.

    Meanwhile, with only two Mutant canisters left, Ransik unleashes the Serpicon monster, who takes control of the Silver Hills Space center, he sets the base to self-destruct. Trip and Circuit (who were nearby), reach the Space Centre and try to de-activate the self-destruct themselves, but Circuit, feeling as if his memory bank malfunction was of his own making, loses confidence in himself and he refuses to help.

    Trip screws up, and the Centre now only has two minutes before it destructs, Eric and the Silver Guardians arrive, but can't do much in two minutes, so the other Rangers bust into the place, The Silver Guardians are confronted by Cyclobots and can't help.

    Thanks to Katie keeping one of the doors from closing, the self-destruct is delayed due to a breach in the safety protocalls but it is not stopped.

    Sepricon confronts Eric, and the two battle to a standstill, Alex contacts Circuit from the future and tells him it was he who was repsonsible for the deletion of the future files.

    With his confidence restored, Circuit halts the self-destruct, Wes and Eric finish off Serpicon, but he grows,
    and when Circuit is blasted, the Ranbegrs find themselves unable to call the Zords from the future, climibng aboard thier Time Jets, the Rangers distract Serpicon long enough for Eric to finish him with the Q-Rex.

    Whilst the Rangers are releived that Circuit regains conscience back at the Clock Tower, a storm has gathered, Frax has completed his latest creation using Trixyrium crystals, and mysterious vortexs are begining to open over the city...

    b: 20-Oct-2001 pc: 1136 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: This episode was dedicated to the memory of former original series Yellow Ranger, Thuy Trang.
  • Mr. Collins (Edward Laurence Albert) does not appear in this episode.
    • 415. A Calm Before the Storm
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) Ken Merckx (Dr. Michael Zaskin) Douglas Fisher (Philips, the Butler) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice))

    Ransik is out of Mutants, and must come to the realisation that he now faces inevitable capture. Meanwhile, the Rangers become upset as they face a return to the year 3000, Wes comforts a frustrated Jen on the siutation

    Bio-Lab's scientests develop a way of creating Trixyrium crystals, which can supply great power, but knowing what this means for the future, Eric informs the Rangers of the development, Wes talks to his father and is able to persuade him into stopping production of Trixyrium crystals. Frax unleashes his new cyborg Mad Axe, but after a lengthy battle with the Rangers and thier Zords, it is destroyed.

    Gluto is ordered by Ransik to find Frax's lab quickly, whilst the Rangers are informed by Alex that they do save the future, but they will die making the effort...

    b: 27-Oct-2001 pc: 1137 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Partially a clipshow, recapping several events of PRTF thus far.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: The End of Time" VHS.
    • 416. The End of Time (1)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) Douglas Fisher (Philips, the Butler) Jeff Griggs (Dr. Louis Fericks) Kelsey Chapman (Little Girl) Shannon Muchow (Pregnant Woman) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice)) Monica Louwerens (Time Ship Computer (voice; uncredited))

    Having been told that they will not survive the battles that will save the future, the Rangers steel themselves for what awaits them, but Wes has other ideas. Meanwhile, Gluto tracks down Frax and notifies Ransik, who captures the cyborg, strips him of what little humanity he has left, and orders him to pilot the Trizirium Crystal-powered Doomtron into Silver Hills

    b: 03-Nov-2001 pc: 1138 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: The End of Time" VHS.
    417. The End of Time (2)
    gs: Jason Faunt (Alex) Ken Merckx (Dr. Michael Zaskin) Douglas Fisher (Philips, the Butler) Katherine Hawkes (Mother) Todd Senofonte (Guardian) Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice))

    Wes takes on the army of Cyclobots by himself, and enlists
    Eric's help, the battle eventually spreads across a full day, destroying the Clock Tower, and severly injuring Eric, Wes takes his Quantum Defender and takes the battle to the next stage, not fearing the outcome.

    Back in the future and facing memory acclimation, Jen and the others decide to take a page from Wes' book and take control of destiny, they refuse to forget their experiances with Wes and Jen dumps Alex for good, he responds by allowing them to depart and assist thier freind

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 10-Nov-2001 pc: 1139 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: The End of Time" VHS.
  • Jen, Lucas, Trip, and Katie do not appear morphed in this episode.
    • 418. The End of Time (3)
    gs: Eddie Frierson (Frax (voice)) Neil Kaplan (Gluto (voice))

    When the four TF Officers return from the future to assist Wes, Doomtron is defeated, destroying the brainwashed Frax along with it. Ransik ignores Nadira's pleas, and takes on the Time Force Rangers personally. During his rage against them, he accidentally strikes out against his daughter, and a baby she saved. This snaps Ransik out of his vengeance-filled state of mind, and he willingly gives up to Time Force. With all the mutants now captured, Jen and the gang return to the year 3000.

    She and Wes reluctantly part ways, their relationship coming to a premature end. In the end, Wes agrees to his father's wishes of his becoming co-commander of the Silver Guardians (alongside Eric, of course), though for nonprofit work only.

    b: 17-Nov-2001 pc: 1140 w: Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE".
  • Last episode produced under Saban Entertainment, due to the buyout by Disney, merging all Saban holdings into the "Buena Vista Studios" division.
  • With this episode, Judd Lynn left the Power Rangers production team, having been with the show in one role or another since it began, and having been Story Editor since PRT, writing more episodes than anyone else.
  • Eric doesn't appear morphed in this episode.
  • Wes, Jen, Lucas, Trip, Katie, Eric, Ransik, and Nadira will return in PRWF's "Reinforcements From The Future (1)".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Time Force: The End of Time" VHS.
    • Season 10 : Power Rangers Wild Force

    419. Lionheart (1)
    gs: Roberto Gutierrez (Tribal Boy) Wendell Wright (Tribal Leader) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Richard Cansino (Jindrax (voice)) Michael McConnohie (Narrator (voice)) Steve Kramer (Turbine Org (voice)) Tom Wyner (Plug Org (voice))

    Cole, an orphan raised for at least 18 years in an Amazon jungle tribe, is given two items found with him as a baby: a wrinkled & torn photograph of his mother & father, and a strange red small ball-like crystal. He then leaves the jungle, and comes to America, to the city of Turtle Cove.

    Cole searches for his family to no avail. His ability to understand animals leads him to freeing the test subjects from an illegal animal labratory. The man & woman who run said lab are revealed to be evil creatures called Orgs. Duke Orgs, at that, named Jindrax & Toxica. Lesser, two-horned Orgs, called the Turbine Org & Plug Org, encounter a group of four Power Rangers. These Wild Force Rangers, lacking a Red Ranger, fail to defeat them. Luckily, Princess Shayla, their mentor, learns of Cole, and long story short, he's the Red Wild Force Ranger.

    b: 09-Feb-2002 pc: 1201 w: William Winkler d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS WILD FORCE begins with this episode.
  • Master Org (Ilia Volok) is on the opening credits, but does not appear in this episode.
  • That's Danny Wayne and Sin Wong as Jindrax & Toxica's human disguises, respectively.
  • In a reversal of how two previous PR season premieres went (with the Red Ranger being the first Ranger to appear morphed in the first episode of PRiS & PRTF), Cole is actually the last of the team to receive powers.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Lion Heart" VHS.
  • Debut of the Red Lion, Yellow Eagle, White Tiger, Black Bison, and Blue Shark Wild Zords.
  • Debut of the Jungle Sword and the first time its Savage Slash attack is used.
    • 420. Darkness Awakening (2)
    gs: Rachel Monet Koda (Valley Girl) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Richard Cansino (Jindrax (voice)) David Lodge (Barbed Wire Org (voice))

    Cole believes that violence is not the solution to the Org threat, and seeks other ways of resolving the battle, meanwhile, Jindrax and Toxica locate the Nexus, the old Org temple; here the returning Master Org greets them, shortly after, a new Org arrives on the scene, and Cole and the others rush to confront it. Cole wants to reason with this Org, but Taylor chews him out, telling him Orgs have no desire for peace.

    The new Org, Barbed Wire Org, is assisted by the Putrids, Master Org's soldiers, Cole appeals to Barbed Wire Org, but Barbed Wire Org tells Cole that Orgs have no desire other than to destroy.
    Sensing that Barbed Wire Org has no heart, Cole and the others morph and kick some putrid butt.They then use the Jungle sword to obliterate Barbed Wire Org.

    Toxica arrives and performs her resurrection spell, transforming Barbed Wire Org into a giant, the Wild Zords descend, and the Red Lion tells Cole that the Zords can unite to form the Wild Force Megazord if the Rangers combine their sabres.

    The Rangers do so, and the Wild Force Megazord is formed, using the Megazord's Mega Roar attack, the Rangers defeat Barbed Wire Org for good, Master Org is unphased by this setback, and plots further schemes

    At the Animarium, the Rangers give Cole a much-needed bath and makeover, Cole puts on a headband to maintain his jungle roots.

    b: 09-Feb-2002 pc: 1202 w: Derek Rydall d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Lion Heart" VHS.
    421. Click, Click, Zoom
    gs: Paul Butcher (Boy In Park) Lisa Rhoden (Young Mother) Dave Rudy (Greg) Courtney Cole (Mary) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Richard Cansino (Jindrax (voice)) Michael Sorich (Camera Org (voice))

    Taylor gets made at Cole, because he says the Rangers need only 1 rule: team work, so she decides to fight the Camera Org on her own. Of course she gets zapped, and her image becomes invisible until Cole destroys the camera orgs lens. In the end the Rangers defeat the Camera Org with the Wild Force Megazord.

    b: 16-Feb-2002 pc: 1203 w: Jill Donnellan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Lion Heart" VHS.
  • Pay close attention to the flashback to the fall of Animaria: the future Lunar Wolf Ranger makes his debut there.
    • 422. Never Give Up!
    gs: Sandra McCoy (Kendall) Aki Aleong (Old Man) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Richard Cansino (Jindrax (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Bell Org (voice))

    Max gets mad at Danny because he follows Kendall instead of coming with him to a haunted house that Max believes an org is hiding at.

    Max gets captured by the Bell Org until danny frees him, and once again the Rangers use the Wild Force Megazord to destroy the bell org.

    Max goes back to the flower shop to tell Kendall his true feelings about her, but instead he hides a note which she later finds. The episode ends with Kendall smiling at danny as he fades into the distance.

    b: 23-Feb-2002 pc: 1204 w: Katie Torpey d: Terry Withrow

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    423. Ancient Awakening
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Gregory Gast (Professor) Derek Stephen Prince (Tire Org (voice))

    Alyssa and the Rangers discover clues that lead them to powers used by the forces of good, 3000 years ago. Namely, the Elephantzord. And they'll need it, since Princess Shayla is kidnapped by the Tire Org!

    b: 02-Mar-2002 pc: 1205 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Terry Withrow

    NOTE: The Rangers receive the Savage Cycles.
  • Alyssa wins the Kaplan Award, named after the principal of Angel Grove High (from MMPR through PRT).
  • Danny Wayne, who had been providing the US in-suit appearances of Jindrax so far, takes over the role of voice of the character as well, replacing Richard Cansino. The reasoning was the producers felt the voice was too "old" for Jindrax, and Danny's portrayal had impressed them enough to do the rare thing and make a stunt actor a voice one as well.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Ancient Awakening" VHS.
    • 424. Wishes on the Water
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Mike Reynolds (Ship Org (voice))

    Max investigates the local legend of the "Turtle Lake Monster" that is rumoured to help people solve their problems, leading him to an encounter with the Giraffe Zord. Meanwhile, the Rangers embark on a battle with the Ship Org.

    b: 09-Mar-2002 pc: 1206 w: William Winkler d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Ancient Awakening" VHS.
    425. The Bear Necessities
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Trevor Gruhot (Twin #1) Travis Gruhot (Twin #2) Kelsey Lynn Batelaan (Young Taylor) Alyson Kiperman (Taylor's Mom) John Ganun (Military Man) Bradley Snedeker (Guard) William Holmes (Cell Phone Org (voice))

    Taylor meets two mysterious twins dressed in white and black and recounts the tale of how she became a Ranger.

    b: 16-Mar-2002 pc: 1207 w: Derek Rydall d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
  • The Norquist Air Force Base featured in this episode (intentionally) shares its name with General Norquist, Commander of NASADA from PRiS.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Ancient Awakening" VHS.
    • 426. Soul Searching (1)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Jack Maxwell (Cole's Father) Ana Bianco (Cole's Mother) Jason Faunt (Bulldozer Org (voice))

    With the Red Lion Zord injured, Cole and the rest of the Rangers go on a quest to find the mythical Soul Bird.

    b: 23-Mar-2002 pc: 1208 w: Jill Donnellan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Ancient Awakening" VHS.
    427. Soul Bird Salvation (2)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Michael Sorich (Retinax (voice)) Billy Forester (Freezer Org (voice))

    Jindrax and Toxica meet with Rentinaxe, a former bodyguard of Master Org in the ancient order, meanwhile, a new Org, Freezer Org, arrives on the scene to give the Rangers a literal cold shoulder with his ice breath. When Freezer Org sacrifices himself to reduce the Kongazord and Growl Phones to frigid states, the Rangers must depend on no powers and their determination to protect the earth, only the power of what lies within the Soul Bird egg can provide deliverance.

    b: 30-Mar-2002 pc: 1209 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Debut of the Soul Bird.
  • First time Cole uses both his Lion Fangs instead of just one.
    • 428. Curse of the Wolf (1)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ken Merckx (Nayzor (voice)) Dan Woren (Zen-Aku (voice)) Dave Mallow (Vacuum Cleaner Org (voice))

    Master Org releases Org General Nayzor, who in turn releases Wolf Duke Org Zen-Aku, from the tomb he'd been imprisoned for 3000 years. The Rangers find this wicked warrior tougher than any prior Org, even losing a few Animal Crystals to him.

    b: 06-Apr-2002 pc: 1210 w: Katie Torpey d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Curse of the Wolf" VHS.
  • First appearence of Zen-Aku.
    • 429. Battle of the Zords (2)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Dan Woren (Zen-Aku (voice)) Ken Merckx (Nayzor (voice))

    Zen-Aku uses his own Dark Wildzords (the Gator, Hammerhead, and Lunar Wolf Zords) against the Wild Force Rangers.

    b: 13-Apr-2002 pc: 1211 w: Derek Rydall d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Curse of the Wolf" VHS.
  • First appearence of the Gator, Hammerhead, and Lunar Wolf Wild Zords.
  • The opening credits get a slight alteration, showcasing the new Dark Wild Zords and the Predazord.
    • 430. Predazord, Awaken (3)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Dan Woren (Zen-Aku (voice)) David Leisure (Bus Org (voice))

    Alyssa is slightly upset she has lost the Elephant Zord to the Duke Org Zen-Aku, Danny and Max try to cheer her up, the three are seperated when Danny returns home to water his plants.

    Alyssa and Max come across a hostage situation when they arrive at the Bus stop, Trakeena and Jindrax are holding the passengers hostage and will only release them if the Giraffe Zord is handed over to them.

    Max throws the Giraffe Crystal out of the bus, Toxica and Jindrax jump out to pursue it, the two Rangers evacutate the passengers and then battle the two Orgs, who tranform the bus into Bus Org.

    The Rangers are distracted by the Bus Org, and Toxica and Jindrax escape with the crystal, the Rangers are bailed out by the arrival of Cole, Danny, and Taylor, but Zen-Aku arrives and swiftly cuts through the Rangers, Cole distracts him long enough for Taylor and Danny to pursue Toxica and Jindrax.

    Danny takes the Crystal back, and Toxica turns Bus Org giant after it is defeated by the Jungle Sword, the Rangers destroy Bus Org for good with the Wild Force Megazord.

    Zen-Aku arrives, and summons his Dark Wild Zords, they form into the Predazord, which defeats the Wild Force Megazord, Zen-Aku then takes the Giraffe Zord, adding another crystal to his collection, and another victory for Master Org...

    b: 20-Apr-2002 pc: 1212 w: Bergen Williams d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Curse of the Wolf" VHS.
    431. Revenge of Zen-Aku (1)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Walter Lang (Zen-Aku (voice)) Kirk Thornton (Motorcycle Org (voice))

    Taylor confronts Motorcycle Org, the first monster she ever faced when she became the Yellow Ranger. Meanwhile, Zen-Aku captures Princess Shayla, and discovers a sense of deja-vu about her.

    b: 27-Apr-2002 pc: 1213 w: Jill Donnellan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
  • Lex Lang takes over the role of voice of Zen-Aku, replacing Dan Woren.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Curse of the Wolf" VHS.
    • 432. Identity Crisis (2)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Walter Lang (Zen-Aku (voice)) Ken Merckx (Nayzor (voice)) Charles G. Davis (Animus (voice)) Kim Strauss (Lawnmower Org (voice))

    Zen-Aku battles his inner demons concerning Princess Shayla, when the spirit of Animus reappears and enlightens the two of them about the subject of the Duke Org's past.

    b: 04-May-2002 pc: 1214 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Debut of the Rhino and Armadillo Wildzords.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Identity Crisis" VHS.
    • 433. The Ancient Warrior (1)
    gs: Philip Andrew (Merrick) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Walter Lang (Zen-Aku (voice)) Ken Merckx (Nayzor (voice))

    Turns out, Zen-Aku was once Shayla's protector, an Animarium Warrior by the name of Merrick. He's been merged with the mask of Zen-Aku for 3000 years, the control over him determined by the phases of the moon.

    b: 11-May-2002 pc: 1215 w: Katie Torpey d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Identity Crisis" VHS.
    434. The Lone Wolf (2)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ken Merckx (Nayzor (voice)) Frank Tahoe (Quadra Org (voice))

    Merrick, now freed from the mask of Zen-Aku, struggles with guilt over the evil deeds he performed while under its spell. Meanwhile, Master Org turns the captured Animal Crystals into an Org monster.

    b: 18-May-2002 pc: 1216 w: Derek Rydall d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Merrick becomes the Lunar Wolf Ranger.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Wild Force: Identity Crisis" VHS.
    • 435. Power Play
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) J.D. Hall (Willie) Paul Vinson (Blade) Christopher Coppola (Joker) Dennis Keiffer (Brick) Luke LaFontaine (Biker #3) T.J. Rotolo (Biker #4) Sin Wong (Necronomica (voice)) Monica Louwerens (Karaoke Org (voice))

    Whilst wandering, Merrick enters a local bar run by a man named Willie, who he saves from a vicious group of Bikers, Wille offers Merrick an oppertunity to work in return.

    Meanwhile, with Toxica missing, Master Org sends Jindrax to battle the Rangers with The Putrids, but when the fight goes in the Rangers' favour, a new Org general arrives to bail Jindrax out: Necronomica.

    b: 01-Jun-2002 pc: 1217 w: Jill Donnellan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Merrick (Philip Andrew) is added to the opening credits with this episode.
    436. Secrets and Lies
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Nicole Becher (Claire Johnson) Thomas Knickerbocker (John Johnson) Moira Price (Betty "Mom" Johnson) Shannon Muchow (Librarian) Rafael Antonio Oliver (Signal Org (voice))

    Cole is struck in the head while fighting the Signal Org, and develops amnesia, ending up living on a farm. If he manages to remember, he'll learn the fate of his parents.

    b: 08-Jun-2002 pc: 1218 w: Bergen Williams d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Merrick (Philip Andrew) does not appear in this episode.
    437. The Tornado Spin
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) J.D. Hall (Willie (footage omitted)) Eddie Mekka (Don) Steve Kramer (Turbine Org (voice)) Richard Epcar (Bowling Org (voice))

    Danny discovers that Max is a former champion Bowler when he finds a trophy he won years ago under the gidance of his tutor Don, but Maxs' destiny as a Power Ranger forced him to quit the game.

    Toxica and Jindrax, now enslaved to Master Org, seek to prove thier worth and release a new Org spirit, who takes on the form of a Bowling Org. The Bowling Org uses a bowling ball and some deadly manuvers to severly injure the Ranbgers in battle, forcing them to retreat.

    Max suggests to the Rangers he should learn the "Torando Spin" technique used by his mentor Don in Bowling games to help defeat the Bowling Org, but Don refuses to help Max, furious that he quit Bowling and broke his heart. Not to be discouraged, Max attempts to learn the Tornado Spin without Don's help, this act of selfless determination changes Don's mind and he helps Max learn the manuvere.

    Max uses the Tornado Spin to knock Bowling Org out of commision, the Rangers finish him off with a combined attack. Super Toxica ressurects Bowling Org and turns him giant, the Rangers engage him with the Wild Zords and the Predazord.

    When they both prove ineffective to the Bowling Org's powerful bowling skills, they combine all the Zords to form the Wild Force Megazord Predator Mode, and destroy him with their own version of the Tornado Spin. Later, Max is pleased to discover that Don is again teaching other Bowlers the skills he taught the Blue Ranger so many years ago.

    b: 15-Jun-2002 pc: 1219 w: Derek Rydall d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Princess Shayla (Ann Marie Crouch) does not appear in this episode.
    438. Three's a Crowd
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Sandra McCoy (Kendall) Brett Charles (Collin) Carter Candler (Bride) Kelly Bush (Bridesmaid) Lena Cardwell (Flower Shop Girl) Peggy O'Neal (Wedding Dress Org (voice))

    A new Org is kidnapping brides all over Turtle Cove, transforming them into manequins and adding them to a sinsiter collection.

    The Rangers efforts to track him down eventually lead them to a church, where Danny runs into his first love, Kendall.

    Wedding Dress Org gives the Rangers the slip, and captures another bride.

    Dan decideds to warn Kendall of Wedding Dress Org, but he finds she is now dating a wealthy blueblood by the name of Collin.

    Dany and Collin both try to win Kendall's affections by doing odd-jobs for her, suddenly, Wedding Dress Org attacks.

    Danny urges Kendall and Collin to leave, they do so, but they come back to retrieve Danny, they watch as he morphs into a Power Ranger to battle Wedding Dress Org, who retreats.

    Kendall is injured during the battle, and is taken to hospital, Danny visits her, but Collin tells him in a polite way to get lost, Danny's dutys as a Power Ranger will forver seprate him from his love.

    Later, while the Rangers battle the Putrids and Wedding Dress Org, a distraught Danny is fighting like Rocky Balboa without Adrian, Kendall defys her concussion and convicnes Danny to fight on.

    Danny does so, and takes out every Putrid, and defeats Wedding Dress Org with the Jungle Sword.

    Wedding Dress Org is revived, but is destroyed by the Wild Force Megazord

    Merrick finds and rescues the missing brides, and restores them with the Lunar Cue.

    Later, Danny tells Kendall that he can't be with her, he is a Ranger, and cannot endanger her life as long as he stays at her side, he tells her Collin is better suited for her and departs with his freinds.

    b: 29-Jun-2002 pc: 1220 w: Katie Torpey & Bergen Williams d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Merrick (Philip Andrew) does not appear in this episode unmorphed, and Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode at all.
    439. A Father's Footsteps
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Branscombe Richmond (Mr. Enrile) Raymond Ma (Mr. Tasaki) Hugh Holub (Professor) Julia Nickson (Mrs. Enrile) Gerald Okamura (Sensei) Tom Wyner (Samurai Org (voice))

    Alyssa's father is coming to Turtle Cove for a visit, however, the arrival of a new Org spirit in the form of a Samurai ensures Alyssa is kept pretty busy. Both Alyssa and her father remember the times they trained at thier dojo, where we find that Mr.Enrile was not at all pleased that Alyssa wanted to enroll into Turtle Cove University and abandon her training.

    We also learn how he changes his mind, and he soon learns he was right to make that decision when he catches his daughter battling the Samurai Org in her Ranger coustume (a fighting pose by Allya gives her identity away to her father who is familiar with it), The Rangers defeat Samurai Org with the Jungle Sword, and when he is made giant, the Rangers defeat him with the aid of the Tiger Zord and Konga Zord.

    Later, Allysa finally reunites with her father, but by this time, night has nearly fallen, and it is time for Mr.Enrile to leave Turtle Cove, before he does, he tells his daughter how proud he is of her.

    b: 06-Jul-2002 pc: 1221 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Merrick (Philip Andrew) & Master Org (Ilia Volok) do not appear in this episode, and Princess Shayla (Ann Marie Crouch) is voice-only.
    440. Sing Song
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Charles G. Davis (Animus (voice)) Stephen Apostolina (Tombstone Org (voice))

    Master Org uses the tombstone of Dr. Victor Adler to bring life to the Tombstone Org, powered by three deadly Org Spirits.

    He atacks the forest, the Rangers launch into battle with him, after a quick conflcit, Tombstone Org is made giant by Super Toxica.

    The Wild Force Megazord engages Tombstone Org, but it's arm is broken off, the Rangers are bailed out by a new Wild Zord: The Deer Zord, who only aids them when the Tombstone Org attacks him.

    Afer subduing Tombstone Org, but not destroying him, the Deer Zord departs, with Merrick in pursuit.

    Princess Shayla explains to the Rangers that she and Merrick played to the Deer Zord long ago, but when they stopped, he fell into a depression.

    In the present, Merrick tries to persuade the Deer Zord to finish the job on Tombstone Org by playing some music for it, but time runs out, and Tombstone Org finally awakens from the condition brought on his person by the Deer Zord.

    As the Rangers battle Tombstone Org in a wounded Wildforce Megazord, Shayla and Merrick work together and sing to the Deer Zord.

    Finally, it agrees to help, and helps the Rangers imprison Tombstone Org by combining with the Wild Force Megazord, forming a new arm for it, and activating the Wild Force Megazord Clutcher Mode.

    The Deer Zord will remain with the Rangers as long as Princess Shayla and Merrick provide it with music for as long as the fight against the Orgs continues

    b: 13-Jul-2002 pc: 1222 w: Jill Donnellan d: Taro Sakamoto
    441. The Wings of Animaria
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ryan Goldstein (Little Boy) Ken Merckx (Super Nayzor (voice))

    Master Org finds Nayzor's crown, and revives the Org General as "Super Nayzor", who defeats the Rangers with ease, they are only bailed out by the Wild Zord God Animus.

    Only Cole and Merrick are left standing after the assault, the remaining Rangers now lie in a coma, the four of them united and thrown into a dark dimension, tested by a white-robed boy.

    The shrouded child tells the Rangers to complete a puzzle before time runs out, the Rangers complete this challenge before this happens, and they unlock the powers of the red Falcon Wildzord.

    Cole uses the Falcon Summoner to destroy Super Nayzor, and then uses new Animarium Armour to defeat Super Toxica and Super Jindrax, the explosion restores them to thier original forms, and they regain thier memories.

    The remaining Rangers recover from their coma, and help Cole and Merrick finish off a revived and giant Super Nayzor with the new Isis Megazord, formed when the Falcon Wildzord combines with other Wild Zords, but even though the battle is won, the mysteries begin to pile up once more...

    b: 20-Jul-2002 pc: 1223 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: Cole gains the Falcon Summoner, the Battlizer Buckle, the Red Falcon Wildzord and the Animarium Armor (making him the Red Savage Warrior).
    442. Reinforcements from the Future (1)
    gs: Erin Cahill (Jen) Michael Copon (Lucas Kendall) Jason Faunt (Wes Collins (Red Time Force Ranger)) Kevin Kleinberg (Trip) Deborah Estelle Philips (Katie) Kate Sheldon (Nadira) Daniel Southworth (Eric Myers (Quantum Ranger)) Vernon Wells (Ransik) Ransford Doherty (Guard) Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Kim Strauss (Rofang (voice)) David Lodge (Takach/ Kired (voices))

    Taylor is trying out her new car, but she breaks the speed limit, which forces two familar Silver Guardians (Wes and Eric) to pull her over.

    Later that night, three strnage creatures arrive in Turtle Cove, they start to cause some trouble, Jindrax and Toxica try to recruit them in ther crusade against Master Org, but only get beaten up for the effort.

    The creatures attack the city at day, and even beat back Wes and Eric when they morph into Time Force Rangers, the Wild Force Rangers makes the save.

    Whilst the two Ranger factions discuss the creatures, Taylor and Eric get into a heated spat about the ticket Eric gave her earlier.

    Wes contacts the year 3001, and learns that the three creatures are rengade criminals, and that they are a hybrid race of Mutant and Org, Jen was also sent to retrieve them, but she has vanished.

    This news prompts Wes into further action, he demands more help, and he gets it in the form of the remaining Time Force Rangers, who also recruit their old enemy Ransik to help with the Mutorg problem.

    The Mutorgs make thier prescense felt again, and the Wild Force Rangers, Wes, and Eric confront them, the battle is fierce, but the Mutorgs prevail, the Rangers are bailed out by Jen, and they escape.

    The Mutorgs are drawn to the Nexus, and ally themselves with Master Org...

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 27-Jul-2002 pc: 1224 w: Amit Bhaumik d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE" meets "POWER RANGERS WILD FORCE", part one of two.
  • Merrick (Philip Andrew) does not appear in this episode.
  • Amit Bhaumik was webmaster of the popular fan website, Power Rangers Online Archives.
  • The Mut-Orgs' names (revealed in their backwards' speak, the end credits, and script) are references to three noted internet fans.
  • The prison in the year 3001 where Ransik is being held, Funaro Maximum Security Prison, is named after a prominent internet fan of the series.
    • 443. Reinforcements from the Future (2)
    gs: Erin Cahill (Jen (Pink Time Force Ranger)) Michael Copon (Lucas Kendall (Blue Time Force Ranger)) Jason Faunt (Wes Collins (Red Time Force Ranger)) Kevin Kleinberg (Trip (Green Time Force Ranger)) Deborah Estelle Philips (Katie (Yellow Time Force Ranger)) Kate Sheldon (Nadira) Daniel Southworth (Eric Myers (Quantum Ranger)) Vernon Wells (Ransik) Kim Strauss (Rofang (voice)) David Lodge (Takach/ Kired (voices))

    Having retreated to the Animarium, the Wild Force Rangers are witness to an argument between Wes and Jen, Wes is furious Jen never contacted him.

    Circuit contacts the Rangers and informs them that the remaining Time Force Rangers are on their way, the present day Rangers rendevouz with them at the beach, the Timeship lands, and Lucas, Trip, and Kate emerge...with Nadira and Ransik in tow, Ransik
    wants to help the Rangers defeat the Mutorgs, Cole senses Ransik means every word and convinces Jen to allow him to assist.

    Ransik reveals how the Mutorgs came to be, in the future, before he assembled his criminal legions, he made a deal with three trapped Org spirits, by donating his DNA to the Spirits, he transformed them into Mutorgs, in turn, they gave Ransik the power to transform his body parts into weapons, now he wants to help repair what he has done, Jen accepts Ransik's help.

    The next day, Master Org orders the Mutorgs to destroy a local Power Plant, intoxicating the enviorment in the process, the Ranger teams learn of this and infiltrate the Power Plant, there, they attempt secure the reactor in an exciting gun battle while Trip tries to shut it down.

    Eric, Wes, Cole, Nadira, and Ransik confront the Mutorgs, the three creatures try to destroy them with a combined energy blast but Ransik sacrifices his own body to safeguard his daughter and the Rangers, the explosion wipes out the mutant halfs of the Mutorgs, and they retreat to the outside, Trip shuts down the power plant's reactor.

    With the danger passed, the Wild Force and Time Force Rangers finish off the Mutorgs in a decisive battle.

    The Rangers return to Ransik, who has been turned completly human due to the same explosion that took out the Mutorg's mutant halfs, back at the Animarium, tensions between old enemies and freinds are finally put to rest and the two factions of the present and future celebrate thier victory with a party.

    b: 03-Aug-2002 pc: 1225 w: Amit Bhaumik d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE" meets "POWER RANGERS WILD FORCE", part two of two.
  • Toxica (Sin Wong) does not appear in this episode.
  • Wes & Eric will return in a few episodes for "Forever Red".
  • Final "annual team-up between two previously unacquainted PR teams" until PRDT.
    • 444. The Master's Last Stand
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ana Bianco (Elizabeth Evans) Jack Maxwell (Richard Evans) Mark Daniel Cade (Reporter #1) Jon Briddell (Reporter #2) Anne Marie Howard (Reporter #3) Yaniv Raz (Excited Student) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice))

    Cole finds the mysterious man from the picture he's carried all his life, only to discover he's actually Master Org. A final showdown is arranged between the Wild Force Rangers and the man who was once Dr. Viktor Adler.

    b: 10-Aug-2002 pc: 1226 w: Derek Rydall d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: The final episode of Power Rangers to debut on the Fox Children's Network (Fox Kids), after nearly 9 years of solid airings. Its move came out of two things only: one, Fox's affiliates grew to hate the Kids' programming, wanting to run their own stuff, such as 50 episodes of Judge Judy a day, and endless infomercials. Two, Haim Saban sold Saban Entertainment, and everything connected to "Fox Kids"'s parent company, Fox Family Worldwide. With Disney now owning it all, including PR (as of the end of PRTF), September 2002 was the end of the Fox Kids' contract, and allowed them to move new episodes over to their own broadcast channel, ABC.
  • Master Org (Ilia Volok)'s final episode until "The Master's Herald (2)", though he remained in the opening credits.
  • This episode is frequently skipped on U.K Power Rangers Wild Force repeat airings, though it did air during the premiere run of episodes in Britain.
  • Herndon Laboratories is named after a noted internet fan of the series.
    • 445. Unfinished Business
    gs: J.D. Hall (Willie) Walter Lang (Zen-Aku (voice))

    The spirit of Zen-Aku is revived and he immediatly sets out to find and destroy Merrick and unfiy with him once more

    He locates Merrick and the two engage in a fierce series of battles that causes more harm to Merrick than to the Duke Org.

    The Rangers offer to help, but Merrick refuses thier aid, his business with Zen-Aku remains his own. The battles begin to become fiercer, and the Rangers become more concerned that this could be the death of thier freind.

    The Lunar Wolf Zord finally decides to intervene and leads the Rangers to the beach, where Merrick has been defeated by Zen-Aku, the Rangers persuade Merrick to work with them, working together, they are able to beat back Zen-Aku, they then battle him in the Zords when he grows.

    After chopping Zen-Aku's horn off, his only weakness, the Rangers finally defeat the Duke Org, and finally teach Merrick the value of teamwork.

    b: 14-Sep-2002 pc: 1228 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: The first episode aired on the "ABC Kids" Saturday morning block of the ABC Network. The intended timeslot, of 11:30am eastern, for an hour, was wrought with preemptions, and many affiliates either not running the episodes at all, running them in odd times, running them a week behind, or just running one episode and not the other!
  • Toxica (Sin Wong) and Master Org (Ilia Volok) do not appear in this episode.
    • 446. Homecoming
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Don Tiffany (Worker) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Michael Sorich (Artilla (voice)) Dave Mallow (Helicos/ Narrator (voices))

    Newly released Org General Mandilok unleashes Duke Orgs Artilla and Hellicos on the city. Meanwhile, Cole befriends an amnesiac boy who calls himself Kite, not far from the location of the memorial of the fallen Ancient Warriors.

    b: 14-Sep-2002 pc: 1229 w: Katie Torpey d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: The storyline of "Red Ranger befriends a mysterious young boy with powerful connections to nature" has been done on the series before, in PRT's "Spirit Of The Woods."
  • Destruction of the Red Savage Cycle.
  • Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    • 447. The Flute
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Beth Bowles (Teacher) Michael Alan Johnson (Dancing Boy) Paul McKinney (Dancing Businessman) Deborah Flora (Dancing Businesswoman) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Monica Louwerens (Flute Org (voice))

    Flute Org forces citizens, and Rangers, to dance against their will. Shayla and Merrick must overcome the tension between them and summon the Deerzord to break the spell. Also, Animus shows up, in person, and in action!

    b: 21-Sep-2002 pc: 1230 w: Katie Torpey d: Worth Keeter

    NOTE: First time the Animus Megazord fights in a modern day battle.
  • Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    • 448. Team Carnival
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Johnny Ferrara (Store Owner) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Patrick Thomas (Juggelo (voice))

    Feeling dejected, Jindrax strikes out on his own with his brother Juggelo. They follow Taylor, Max, and Kite to a carnival, and attempt to disrupt their day out.

    b: 21-Sep-2002 pc: 1231 w: Katie Torpey d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: According to a script section leaked after this episode first aired, a cut scene would have revealed that Tommy Oliver sent the Jungle Blaster to the Animarium.
  • Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    • 449. Taming of the Zords
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Tom Wyner (Lion Tamer Org (voice))

    Jindrax & Toxica recruit Lion Tamer Org to their new Team Carnival. He turns the Rangers' Wildzords against one another, creating one big Megazord battle royale.

    b: 28-Sep-2002 pc: 1232 w: Katie Torpey d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    450. Monitoring Earth (1)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) J.D. Hall (Willie (uncredited)) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Julia Murphy (Female Employee) Nikita Hopkins (Soccer Boy #1) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Charles G. Davis (Animus (voice)) Kerrigan Mahan (Monitor Org (voice)) Dave Mallow (Narrator (uncredited)) Rebecca Forstadt (Newscaster (uncredited))

    Mandilok, realizing Kite has incredible power, tricks the boy into believing that Orgs aren't bad, that it's the humans that've destroyed the planet with pollution and carelessness to nature. The Rangers are blindsided when it's discovered that Kite is actually the revived spirit of Animus.

    b: 28-Sep-2002 pc: 1233 w: Katie Torpey d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    451. The Soul of Humanity (2)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) J.D. Hall (Willie) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Michaela Gallo (Little Girl) Pat Destro (Woman) Christopher Maleki (Worker #1) Claudio Marangone (Worker #2) Rick Cramer (Worker #3) Randy Singer (Worker #4) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Charles G. Davis (Animus (voice)) Steve McGowan (Toy Org (voice))

    Cole returns to the Animarium to find Princess Shayla in the same coma she slept in when the Wild Zords were previously lost.

    Having had thier Wild Zords taken by Animus, the Rangers become convinced that they are indeed not worthy of defending the Earth. Cole decides to tell Merrick of Princess Shayla's condition, he is devastated, and he rushes to the memorial statue of the ancient Wild Zords, seeking guidance.

    Meanwhile, Toy Org arises and begins a rampage, Allysa attempts to convince the other Rangers that even without their Wild Zords at thier side, they must never give up. Max, Danny, and eventually, Taylor finally agree to defy what Animus has done and face Toy Org

    b: 05-Oct-2002 pc: 1234 w: Katie Torpey d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Only appearance of the Predazord's Blue Moon power-up.
  • Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
    • 452. Forever Red
    gs: Jason Faunt (Wes Collins (Red Time Force Ranger)) Jason David Frank (Tommy Oliver (Red Zeo Ranger)) Austin St. John (Jason Lee Scott (Red Mighty Morphin' Ranger)) Sean Cw Johnson (Carter Grayson (Red Lightspeed Rescue Ranger)) Christopher Khayman Lee (Andros (Red Space Ranger)) Jason Narvy (Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch) Daniel Southworth (Eric Myers (Quantum Ranger)) Selwyn Ward (TJ Johnson (Red Turbo Ranger)) Paul Schrier (Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier) Danny Slavin (Leo Corbett (Red Lost Galaxy Ranger)) Christopher Glenn (Aurico (Red Aquitar Ranger; voice)) Richard Steven Horvitz (Alpha 7 (voice)) Archie Kao (General Venjix (voice)) Catherine Sutherland (Tezzla (voice)) Walter Jones (Gerrok (voice)) Scott Page-Pagter (Steelon (voice)) David Walsh (Automon (voice))

    When the surviving forces of The Machine Empire gather on the moon to excavate Serpenterra, veteran Ranger Tommy assembles the Red Rangers of every previous team to assist him in stopping them

    b: 05-Oct-2002 pc: 1227 w: Amit Bhaumik d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Features the Red Rangers of "MIGHTY MORPHIN' POWER RANGERS" (season one), "MIGHTY MORPHIN' ALIEN RANGERS", "POWER RANGERS ZEO", "POWER RANGERS TURBO", "POWER RANGERS IN SPACE", "POWER RANGERS LOST GALAXY", "POWER RANGERS LIGHTSPEED RESCUE", "POWER RANGERS TIME FORCE" (its Quantum Ranger, as well), and, of course, "POWER RANGERS WILD FORCE".
  • Merrick (Philip Andrew), Princess Shayla (Ann Marie Crouch), Toxica (Sin Wong), and Master Org (Ilia Volok) do not appear in this episode.
  • The Machine Empire Generals were recycled suits from "Saban's Beetleborgs": Venjix (Shadow Borg); Gerrok (Green Hunter Borg); Tezzla (Lady Borg); Steelon (Dragon Borg); and Automon (Lightning Borg).
  • Danny Slavin (Leo) filmed his Mirinoi scenes in "Forever Red" separately from the other actors, he was digitally inserted into several group shots when de-morphed, and only his back was shown at the episode's climax. He had intially decided not to participate in the episode due to a previous falling out with the production crew.
  • The Red Alien Ranger is the only one not to have his Morphing Sequence shown. He stays morphed the entire episode.
  • Features the first time Jason (Austin St. John) morphs as the Mighty Morphin Red Ranger since "The Power Transfer, Part 1" in 1994 (or "Opposites Attract" that same year not counting stock footage). Also Tommy's (Jason David Frank)first morph as the Red Zeo Ranger since 1996's "Good As Gold" and TJ's first Red Turbo Ranger morph since 1997's "Chase into Space (1)".
  • As originally planned, the plot was not about Machine Generals finding Serpentera, but robed alien priests attempting to resurrect Dark Specter; A Ten Zord battle was in the early planning stages, but never made it to script; and the original shooting script revealed Kimberly to be married to Skull.
  • Tommy will return in PRDT's "Day Of The Dino (1)." The Red Zeo Ranger will next be seen, within Tommy's mind, in PRDT's "Fighting Spirit."
  • Available in North America on the "Best Of Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers" DVD.
    • 453. The Master's Herald (1)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Dan Woren (Onikage (voice)) Bob Papenbrook (Bell Org (voice; uncredited)) Monica Louwerens (Flute Org (voice; uncredited))

    Duke Org Onikage convinces Toxica to cut off her own horn, so as to sneak on the Animarium to kidnap Princess Shayla. She succeeds, but following this, she is betrayed by Mandilok and is sacrificed to the Rangers, the Rangers' efforts to save the Princess are hampered further by the return of Master Org

    b: 19-Oct-2002 pc: 1235 w: Jill Donnellan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) does not appear in this episode.
  • Princess Shayla is shown to have excellent fighting abilities.
    • 454. The Master's Herald (2)
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Dan Woren (Onikage (voice))

    Mandilok is destroyed, when it's revealed that Onikage has been working for Master Org all along. Master Org, now fully in control of Dr. Adler's corpse, manages to get Princess Shayla back from Jindrax, who had taken her away in revenge for Toxica's death. Also, the Wild Force Rangers are sent into the Spirit World, where they face previously destroyed Orgs!

    b: 19-Oct-2002 pc: 1236 w: Jill Donnellan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Master Org (Ilia Volok) returns to the series with this episode, while Toxica (Sin Wong) does not appear.
    455. Fishing for a Friend
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Bob Papenbrook (Mike the Clerk) Michael Sorich (Locomotive Org (voice))

    Toxica informs Jindrax through Nayzor's old mirror, that she can be revived. Following her instructions, he aids the Rangers against Locomotive Org, gains the power from the Jungle Blaster attack (same as destroyed her), and literally uses her cut-off horn to fish her out of the mirror, returning her to life!

    b: 02-Nov-2002 pc: 1237 w: Suzi Shimoyama d: Taro Sakamoto
    456. Sealing the Nexus
    gs: Danny Wayne Stallcup (Jindrax) Michael Sorich (Retinax (voice)) Ken Merckx (Nayzor (voice)) Barbara Goodson (Mandilok (female voice)) Ezra Weisz (Mandilok (male voice))

    Master Org uses Princess Shayla's enchanted necklace in his ceremony to revive the Org Heart. While doing this, he brings back his three Org Generals to guard the Nexus. Jindrax & Toxica help the Rangers rescue the Princess and, they believe, seal the Nexus for good. Little do they realize, that Master Org has consumed the Org Heart, and merely shed the human body of Dr. Adler for something far more powerful...

    b: 02-Nov-2002 pc: 1238 w: Derek Rydall d: Taro Sakamoto

    NOTE: Toxica (Sin Wong) departs the cast with this episode, but would remain on the opening credits for the rest of the season. This marks the final appearance of Jindrax & Toxica.
    457. The End of the Power Rangers (1)
    gs: J.D. Hall (Willie) Ryan Goldstein (Kite) Charles G. Davis (Animus (voice)) Dave Mallow (Narrator (voice))

    The Wild Force Rangers, thinking Master Org defeated and the Nexus sealed, begin to face the harsh reality of their lives as Rangers being over. The somber mood of parting is broken, by Master Org's surprise return.

    Now in a fully Org body, he beats our heroes back, grows, destroys Animus once again, and proceeds to not only slaughter every one of the Rangers' Wildzords, but send the Animarium plummeting down from the sky!

    b: 16-Nov-2002 pc: 1239 w: Jill Donnellan & Katie Torpey d: Jonathan Tzachor
    458. The End of the Power Rangers (2)
    gs: Dominic Scott Kay (Scotty) Palmer Davis (Scotty's Mother) Coren Weidman (Pilot #1) Chad Haywood (Pilot #2) Ryan Hansen (Pilot #3) Elan Francis (Kindergarten Student #1) Michael Len (Kindergarten Student #2) Eternity Bruce (Kindergarten Student #3) Jake T. Picker (Little Girl) Walter Lang (Zen-Aku (voice))

    The Animarium reconnects to where it came from, fitting right into Turtle Lake. The Rangers, powerless, face an army of Putrids, and face down the giant Master Org.

    With only their intense fighting spirit, and team declaration of never giving up, the six are able to, not only summon all of their Wildzords back to life, but reveal dozens and dozens more! All together, the Rangers and Wildzords unleash a power wave against Master Org, destroying him once again. With the Org threat gone for the time being, Princess Shayla takes back the Growl Phones, Animal Crystals, and vests, and bids goodbye to the six humans. She returns to sleep, and returns the Animarium to the sky.

    Cole forgives Adler for what he did, hoping he'll find peace, as he himself goes cross country helping animals. Max & Danny go on a worldwide trip.

    Taylor returns to the Air Force with a promotion, and a daily aerial rendezvous with the Eaglezord. Merrick wanders the globe in search of his place in the present, accompanied by Zen-Aku, also seeking redemption. And Alyssa becomes a kindergarten teacher, telling the legend of the Wild Force Rangers to future generations...

    b: 16-Nov-2002 pc: 1240 w: Derek Rydall & Suzi Shimoyama d: Jonathan Tzachor

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS WILD FORCE". Also the final original appearance of all its Rangers and characters.
  • This was the final episode of Power Rangers filmed under the supervision of the company that created it, MMPR Productions. For the next season, and every other season for the forseeable future, production of the show is handed over to New Zealand (where Power Rangers hasn't aired in more than a decade), as a result, most of the original production crew were laid off, with the exception of the stunt team...
  • A scene cut from the episode involved showing what Jindrax & Toxica were up, involving his feeding an elephant some growth seeds!
    • Season 11 : Power Rangers Ninja Storm ABC

    459. Prelude to a Storm
    gs: Grant McFarland (Sensei Kanoi Watanabe) Megan Nicol (Kelly) Nicholas Mans (Boy) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Blue Face (voice))

    Three young extreme sports fans, Tori, Shane, and Dustin, are late for a class, a class that is cloaked in secrecy, for these three freinds are also students at a Ninja Academy where the future protectors of the Earth are trained. The three freinds have not been dedicating themselves to the art though, and are berated by thier Sensei, who aarns that further delyays on thier part will result in expulsion.

    But when thier Ninja School is attacked by the forces of the evil Lothor, the Sensei transformed into a guinea pig, and thier fellow students abducted, the three freinds must rely on thier Ninja skills like never before.

    b: 15-Feb-2003 pc: 1301 w: Douglas Sloan d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS NINJA STORM begins with this episode.
  • Tori drives a blue Volkswagen van with the logo removed. The year is probably around the '60's or '70's, not quite sure.
  • Scenes cut from this episode (but included in the K-Mart preview tape, and in the TokyoPop Disney Manga adaptation), included a scene, inspired by the "Spider-Man" movie, where the Wind Rangers struggle comedically to figure out how to Morph.
  • First episode produced by Village Roadshow KP Productions Limited.
  • First Power Rangers season to begin with a team of less than at least five Rangers.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Prelude to a Storm" DVD and VHS.
  • First Power Rangers series with only 1 female ranger (though the second team to have only 1, after the Aquitian Rangers).
    • 460. There's No "I" in Team
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Mad Magnet (voice))

    Shane learns a valuable lesson in teamwork. Kapri and Marah are forced to work together as a team.

    b: 15-Feb-2003 pc: 1302 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: Debut of the Lion, Dolphin, and Hawk Zords (called "Ninja Zords" on the show, but referred to as "Super Zords" in the toyline), and their combination, the Storm Megazord (called "Storm Power Megazord" in the toys).
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Prelude to a Storm" DVD and VHS.
    • 461. Beauty and the Beach
    gs: Sally Martin (Evil Tori) Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Jason Hoyte (Copybot (voice)) Jorgito Vargas (Navy Thunder Ranger (voice)) Adam Tuominen (Crimson Thunder Ranger (voice))

    Tori gets ticked off at Shane for not introducing her to a person who had been asking about her, she feels insulted that Shane also thinks of her as a "guy girl", a tomboy who would rather hang out and have fun rather than date.

    To prove how feminine she is, Tori takes up an offer to do a photo shoot for Girl Sport magazine, she gets the oppertunity, but it turns out to be a trap set by Mara and Kapri, threy capture Tori and palce her inside another dimension, and create a clone of the Blue Ranger who infiltrates the Rangers and demands to be taken to Ninja Ops.

    Without the aid of Eminem, the real Tori does stand up, freeing herself from her prison by summoning the rising waters, She then stands in the way of the van on the way to Ninja Ops.

    Lothor sends down a monster after Tori escapes, Copybot, Tori turns her attention to the monster after she defeats her clone using a water blast, she and the other Rangers defeat Copybot, but he is made giant, he creates a number of clones to give the Hurricane Megazord a difficult time.

    Cam activates the Megazord's Lightning mode, although it only lasts 60 seconds, it makes short work of Copybot.

    At the store, the guys push Tori to help a certain customer, The customer is Dill, the guy from the beach who was asking about her.

    Aboard Lothor's ship, two figures clad in Ranger-style outfits await the call by their master to attack

    To Be Continued...

    b: 22-Feb-2003 pc: 1303 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Koichi Sakamoto

    NOTE: It is revealed that Shane has Arachnophobia
  • Dustin's real name is Waldo.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Prelude to a Storm" DVD and VHS.
    • 462. Looming Thunder
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) John Leigh (Terramole (voice))

    Blake and Hunter appear and distract Justin from his Ninja training by getting him to do MotoCross, but in the end he realizes that he is a part of the team. He uses the Lion Hammer to blast the mole out of his hole, and then the Storm Striker squashes him with 100 tons. Of course he grows, and so Cam sends in the yellow Power Disk 4, which contains the Ram hammer. They use the ram hammer the same way as the Lion hammer, and then they smash the Molinator with Ram Hammer. In the end they talk about the Tsunami cycles and how they need to practice if they are going to use them while the two Thunder Rangers watch on saying a new battle is about to begin.

    b: 01-Mar-2003 pc: 1304 w: Jackie Marchand d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Blake (Jorgito Vargas Jr) and Hunter (Adam Tuominen) join the cast with this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Looming Thunder" DVD and VHS.
  • It is revealed that the Rangers de-transform by saying "Ninja Form" instead of the usual "Power Down," as the rest of the Power Ranger Teams say.
    • 463. Thunder Strangers (1)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice))

    The Thunder Rangers make their first fighting appearance. In the episode they reveal they stole Cam's disk containing the super tsunami cycles, and they use their own tsunami cycles to beat up the wind Rangers. In the end a Megazord Battle occurs. the Thunder Megazord is formed by combining the Blue Beetle Zord and the Crimson Insectizoid Zord. The Thunder Rangers intercept the Red Power Disk 4, and they use it to destroy the Storm Megazord temporarily.

    b: 08-Mar-2003 pc: 1305 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Originally titled, "Days Of Thunder, Part I."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Looming Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 464. Thunder Strangers (2)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Mark Wright (Ampibidor (voice))

    Blake and Hunter assist the Wind Rangers against a Toad monster, but then they go to Ninja Ops and kidnap Sensei.

    b: 15-Mar-2003 pc: 1306 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Lothor explains that the Ninja Storm Rangers can only be fully destroyed while in Ranger form.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Looming Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 465. Thunder Strangers (3)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Charles Pierard (Thunders' Father) Kim Michalis (Thunders' Mother) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice))

    Blake and Hunter reveal the reason they helped the Wind Rangers, because Tori saved Blake's life. Meanwhile Shane, Dustin, Tori, and Cam follow them to the tomb of the Lost Ninjas.

    Blake and Hunter claim that Sensei killed their parents, which leads to a big battle between the Wind Rangers and the Thunder Rangers. At the same time Tori must fight Zurgane with the Megazord. She defeats Zurgane's Megazord with the turbine blaster (a weapon formed by combining ower disks 5 and 6), but it appears it was for nothing and Hunter and Blake have escaped with Sensei.

    The three follow them to the tomb of lost Ninjas where Blake and Hunter are about to destroy Sensei with some magic gems, but their parents appear and reveal the truth. It was not Sensei that killed them, but it was Luthor. Luthor appears and tries to kill all 5 rangers, but the jems reflect his power back at him causing him to disappear.

    Cam throws the gems into the ocean, and the Wind Rangers wonder where Hunter and Blake have gone to, because they didn't show up for the big bike race.

    b: 22-Mar-2003 pc: 1307 w: Douglas Sloan d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Hunter (Adam Tuominen) and Blake (Jorgito Vargas) are added to the opening credits with this episode.
  • First time Hunter and Blake's morphing sequence is shown.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Looming Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 466. Nowhere to Grow
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) John Leigh (Dr. Belrab) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Cal Wilson (Florabundacus (voice))

    This episode begins with the three Wind Rangers recording Shane as he attempts to master his skate boarding moves, but Dustin notices Kelzacks in the background. The Rangers confront the Kelzacks and are winning rather easily until Flora Bundicis appears. She drags Shane away and, with incredible speed, embarrasses the Rangers, but they do successfully keep the Kelzacks and Flora Bundicis from planting some type of weird seed. They are about to pursue her when Cam calls them to Ninja Ops. At Ninja Ops the seeds burst, and a wretched smell fills the air. Sensei insists that the Rangers take the seeds to a professor friend of his for diagnosis.

    Since it is a school night and the Rangers are out late he says he will give them some type of punishment the next day, but until then they need to get a good nights sleep. Cam shows his eagerness to battle. He insists that he should go to see Dr. Belwrap instead of the Rangers because he knows about botany, but Sensei won't here of it. He says he made a promise long ago that he can't break. It's no surprise when Cam shows up at the green house. Dr. Belwrap diagnoses the seeds as a psedemia plant, a variety of plant from the Venus Flytrap family.

    He also informs Cam that the seeds are no big worry unless they are raised in a special mineral water, and the closest mineral water is the volcanic springs. As Cam is leaving the greenhouse the Rangers see him. Shane instructs Tori and Dustin to go visit the Doctor while he follows Cam. Instead of meeting Dr. Belwrap, the rangers run into 2 assistants, Professor Treeleaven and Ms. Flora Roots (don't you just love the names Disney is coming up with).

    They inform the Rangers that the good doctor is a little "tied up" at the moment, but they are willing to help them. Tori recognises the two as Kapri and Marah, but before her and Dustin can act they are knocked out by some sleeping powder from a flower. Shane follows Cam to the hot springs. Cam wants to collect some water to see exactly how the water affects the seeds when he is attacked by Kelzacks. Cam withstands most of them, but Shane decides to help out anyway.

    They keep the Kelzacks from getting any of the water, but they don't know that Flora Bundicis is already raising one of the psedeumia plants in the basement of the green house, and she has all the nutrient water she needs there. As Cam returns to Ninja Ops his Father confronts him. Sensei reveals that he made a promise to Cam's mother when Cam was just a boy, and that promise was to always keep Cam out of danger. He also reveals that he thinks Cam would be the bravest of any Power Ranger, but that he won't go back on his promise. Cam accepts his father's words reluctantly. As Tori and Dustin regain consciousness the find there hands tied up by big roots. Tori calls on her water ninja powers. The water reflects the sun over to the plant, and it eventually burns through, freeing Tori and Dustin.

    Tori and Dustin then free the doctor, who tells them where the monster is at. They race to the basement to try and stop Flora Bundicis, but unfortunately the plant has already grown, and it is now commanding all the dormant seeds to arise as well. Seeing that Tori and Dustin can't handle the monster alone, Sensei has Cam call Shane. Shane races to the battle, but his hawk blaster has no effect. At Ninja Ops the seeds there have grown and they are filling up the base. The only way to destroy the plant is if Shane destroys the original one, so Cam downloads a stronger Ninja Sword blade. Shane destroys the master psedeumia plant, and the other vines (including the ones at Ninja Ops) turn to dust. Needless to say this makes Flora Bundicis angry.

    At first she is defeating the rangers, but they use some decoy costumes to confuse her, and then they defeat her with the Storm Striker blaster mode. Of course, Lothor makes Flora Bundicis grow, so Cam sends out the Zords.

    Immediately the Rangers go to the Megazords speed mode, and they use some razor sharp daggers to weaken Flora Bundicis. Next they weaken her with the Lion's hurricane rush.

    Finally they summon the Megazord's sword, and they defeat Flora Bundicis.

    The episode ends with Sensei punishing his students by sending them on a little errand.

    The errand is to go on a 10 mile run for being out late on a school night. They try and argue that it all turned out for good since they got the seeds and destroyed Luthor's plot by being out late, but Sensei informs them that he has taken this into consideration and that there will be no negotiations.

    Cam is laughing until Sensei informs him that he to must go on the 10 mile run. Cam asks what he did wrong, and Sensei informs him that he disobeyed a direct order, but when Cam gets back they will discuss his further training.

    Cam asks his father about the promise to his mother, and Sensei informs him that there are more ways to train than being directly on the battlefield. Cam's spirits are boosted, and he goes to join the Rangers on a nice lone 10 mile run.

    b: 29-Mar-2003 pc: 1308 w: Steve Slavkin d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Original Title: "Flower Power"
  • Hunter (Adam Tuominen) and Blake (Jorgito Vargas) do not appear in this episode.
  • Dustin mentions he has a sister.
  • Mrs. Watanabe, Cam's mother, is mentioned for the first time. He will meet her in "A Samurai's Journey" Part II.
  • Sensei reveals that the reason Cam wasn't trained to be a ninja was due to a promise made to his dying wife.
  • Megan Nicol is credited as Kelly, but does not appear in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Nowhere To Grow" VHS, available with limited packs of Power Rangers DinoThunder "Quadro-Battlized Rangers".
  • "Snip It, Snip It Good" was originally scheduled to air the week following this episode, but was postponed 5 months while it had some scenes reshot. Continuity-wise, it still takes place following this episode.
    • 467. Return of Thunder (1)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Darren Young (Roger Hannah) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) John Leigh (Toxipod (voice))

    The episode begins with Choubow meeting with Blake and Hunter in secret. He claims he is being left out and disrespected by Luthor, and so now he wants to betray Luthor. The Thunders agree to help him if he will give them the code to get into Luthor's base.

    Meanwhile, Tori forces Dustin to lend her his motorbike. While out riding, Blake chases her, and causes her to bend Dustin's fender. He tells Tori of his and Hunter's plan, and they agree to let the Wind Rangers join them.

    Shane is a little suspicious. He doesn't trust Choubow, and he lets his feelings known.

    Choubow reveals he was is planning with Luthor the entire time by trapping the Thunder Rangers inside an energy shield which freezes them in that moment of time. He then reveals it is his plan to alter the Thunder Rangers memory and make them think the Wind Rangers are their arch enemies.

    A snail alien monster is summoned to fight the Wind Rangers. His special ability is shooting out a noxious gas. He is backed, unknown to the Wind Rangers, by the Thunder Rangers. A battle assumes, but Blake starts feeling bad causing him and Hunter to drop out of the battle.

    While Blake is battling his own mind, the Wind Rangers corner the snail monster and destroy him with the Storm Striker.

    Of course, Luthor makes the monster grow, and so the Wind Rangers summon the Wind Megazord. They send it into Lightning mode and use the Ram Attack to weaken the snail monster.

    Just then the Thunder Rangers return in their zords. They are about to combine the Thunder Megazord and join the fight when both Blake and Hunter get massive headaches. Their headaches are being caused by an alien prescence in their minds which alters their memories. Choobo zaps them with a dose of some red ray, and they once again decide to fight the Wind rangers.

    While the Thunder Rangers are distracted, the Wind Rangers destroy the snail monster with the serpent sword 3 in 1, but the Thunder Rangers form teh Thunder Megazord and begin battling.

    Choobo shows up and casts some spell. It causes all 5 rangers to be warpped out of their Megazords to deserted beaches. Luthor promotes Choobo because of teh brillance of his plan.

    Cam and Sensei try to track the Rangers, but they get no readings. Meanwhile both Megazords are left deserted on the battle field. Whether Cam can recall both Megazords or not is not revealed.

    Shane wakes up. He is all alone on a deserted beach. He begins looking around, and the episode ends with him yelling "Where am I?"

    To Be Continued. . .

    b: 12-Apr-2003 pc: 1310 w: Douglas Sloan d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Kelly's last name is given: It's Holloway.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Lightning Strikers" DVD and VHS.
  • "Snip It, Snip It Good" was originally scheduled to air the week before this episode, but was postponed 5 months while it had some scenes reshot. Continuity-wise, it still takes place immediately prior to this episode.
    • 468. Return of Thunder (2)
    gs: Albert Heimuli (Sensei Omino (uncredited)) Louise Wallace (Newscaster) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) John Leigh (Super Toxipod (voice))

    The battle between the Thunder Rangers and the Wind Rangers resumes. The episode begins with a weather reporter talking about how cold it is.

    This cold reaction is being caused by one island. This island is sinking into the sea, and ironically it is the island that all 5 rangers are on.

    As Dustin and Tori awaken side by side, they wonder where Shane is. He shows up, and tells them they are on a deserted island. Just then, the Rangers see a couple of streaks in the distance. The streaks are caused by the Thunder Rangers.

    Blake and Hunter lead the Wind Rangers into the forest, where a battle begins. At first, all 5 rangers fight unmorphed. Seeing that they are not strong enough, Blake and Hunter decide to morph. Their weapons are slightly stronger than the Wind Rangers, but the Wind Rangers form the Storm Striker and blast Blake. They also would have blasted Hunter, but he has fallen to the ground. He is slowly remembering that Dustin is his friend.

    Up on his ship, Luthor sees the 2 Thunder Rangers regaining their memories. He calls out Choobow, and Choobow decides on a new plan of action. Then Luthor begins to complain about the ship being to cold. He makes Zurgane become a repair man, and sends him to fix the ships heater.

    Choobow appears on the deserted island. He is accompanied by a group of Kelzacks and the toxic slug monster. This time he distracts the Thunder Rangers while the slug monster and the Kelzacks fight the Wind Rangers. Choobow convinces Hunter that Blake has betrayed him. He does this by planting false memories in his head, and then he zaps Hunter with the red anger beam.

    Hunter and Blake fight each other, but Blake doesn't fight to the best of his abilities, because he doesn't want to hurt Hunter. To make a long story short, the Wind Rangers defeat all the Kelzacks and save Blake, but the toxic slug monster reveals a new power, he has the ability to tap into Earth's core and shoot up toxic sludge. Anyone who is hit with this toxic sludge turns into a lean, mean fighting machine and will attack anyone. Before the rangers can rescue him, Hunter gets shot by the toxic spray. The spray makes it impossible to regain his full memories at this time.

    Back at Ninja Ops, Cam realizes the cold is being caused by an island that is sinking, but he can't detect the Rangers on this island. He and Sensei wonder how they can restore the Earth to the way it was supposed to be.

    Back on the ship, Luthor begins complaining about it being to hot. Zurgane has repaired the heater unit, but he has turned the ship into a broil unit of sorts. Lothor makes Zurgane extinguish most of the heat, and then he reveals that he is glad he is about to lose Choobow. Luthor considers Choobow to be a big whiner.

    The episode ends with Luthor asking for an update on the battle. It is revealed that Blake has now joined the Wind Rangers, and it is revelaed that Luthor's ship is finally just warm enough.

    Meanwhile, Blake apologizes to the Wind rangers. He makes them know that they wre being controlled by some outside force. Then he reveals he won't leave the island until Hunter is saved. Hunter has protected Blake his entire life, and now Blake feels he must repay him. The Wind rangers agree to help, and the episode ends zooming in on Hunter who is yelling and asking why Blake has betrayed him.

    b: 19-Apr-2003 pc: 1311 w: Douglas Sloan d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Dustin quotes about trading in Shane for a green ranger. This is hints at the Green Samurai Ranger, who will join in a few episodes.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Lightning Strikers" DVD and VHS.
    • 469. Return of Thunder (3)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Barry Southgate (Customer) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) John Leigh (Supertoxipod (voice))

    Outside Super Chargers, the place where Dustin works, it is snowing and the place is busy with people trying to buy gloves.

    On the island Blake, Tori, Dustin, and Shane are talking about the weather and Shane mentions how he wishes he knew where they were. Blake tells them that they are on Portico Island, an island that isn't on any map and only appears once every two hundred years, soon after sinking into the ocean. With that knoledge, Shane decides to head for higher ground.

    At Ninja Ops, Cam is huddled in a blanket over his computer. He has found the rangers by using their body heat. He also knows that the island will soon sink.

    Meanwhile Hunter is searching for his brother Blake with Choobo following.

    Dustin begins to question what will happen when Hunter finds them. Blake assures them that Hunter is a good guy but if Hunter feels he is wronged in anyway, he will try and make it right. Tori questions how Hunter and Blake got the Thunder powers. Blake explains that when they were little, after their parents died, they were taken in and trained by Sensei Amano. On the day Lothor attacked their academy Amano gave them the Tunder Morphers, but before they could morph they were captured with the rest. Upon learning that the two had the morphers, Lothor told them the lie about who killed their parents.

    After the story, the Rangers head off to help Hunter. When they find him they are attacked by Supertoxipod. The four morph and use the Ninja Shadow Battle to weaken him and then the wind rangers combine their weapon to create the Storm Striker. With which they destory Supertoxipod.

    Hunter attacks Blake and Choobo keeps the wind Rangers from interfering. Blake and Hunter both get some good shots in on each other while Blake desperately tries to jog Hunter's memory. Eventually Blake gets through and Hunter demorphs.

    The Wind Rangers have an easy time with Choobo. All three of them attack Choobo and then Shane uses his Ninja Sword to weaken him.

    With Hunter revived and Choobo beaten the rangers are able to contact Cam at Ninja Ops. Dustin suggests using their zords to get off the island. Lothor infuriated by this makes Supertoxipod grow. The Rangers form their two megazords. Hunter and Blake use their power sphere to summon the spin blade while the wind rangers convert to lightning mode. The Thunder Rangers attack and weaken the monster. The Wind Rangers jump off the thunder megazord's arm and drop kicks the monster. After the drop kick, they bounce back toward the Thunder Megazord and are thrown head first into the enemy. With the enemy destroyed, the Rangers head home.

    At Super Chargers Kelly is cleaning up when Dustin, Blake, and Hunter walk in. Dustin appologizes and the brothers tell her it was their fault. They also ask for a second chance and are hired as stock boys. At Ninja Ops Hunter and Blake want to turn in their morpher because they feel they will just put the wind rangers in jeopardy. Sensei and Tori give them a talk about responsibility and they agree to keep their morphers.

    On the space station, Lothor tells Choobo that he doesn't want to see him on the base and walks off with Choobo vowing revenge on the thunder rangers.

    b: 26-Apr-2003 pc: 1312 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Lightning Strikers" DVD and VHS.
    470. Return of Thunder (4)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Darren Young (Roger Hannah) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Greg Johnson (IV) (Mini Zord (voice))

    At Ninja Ops Hunter and Blake are carrying in boxes, they thank Dustin and tell him that they are still deciding on whether or not to keep the morphers and thunder megazord. They leave after Dustin confirms that they will meet later.

    On Lothor's space base Marah is crying because her pet blowfish, George, has just died. Kapri tells her that she loves everything, including Choobo.

    Elsewhere on the base Choobo has opened a chest to the "Scroll of Empowerment." Zurgane arrives and tells him to put it back but Choobo teleports down to Earth.

    Shane is skateboarding at Ninja Ops while Cam is studying a display of the thunder zords. They are all wondering if they will have to find new rangers when Cam discovers something on the thunder megazord. He says that it is something that doesn't do anything but is essential to the zords.

    Blake and Hunter arrive at the beach on their dirtbikes. Out of nowhere Choobo materializes and, after they morph, two giant hands appear out of the pack he wears on his back, capturing them in his pack. Inside, Choobo attacks the rangers and explains that their powers don't work there and they will be there for a long time.

    On the beach Dustin finds the abandoned bikes and heads to Ninja
    Ops where he and the other rangers morph after Cam locates Choobo.

    The rangers confront Choobo and ask about their friends. Choobo has a bunch of Kelzaks attack the rangers. They use their ninja swords to cut down most of them, but Choobo calls more. Soon Shane and Dustin are pinned by the Kelzaks so Tori uses her weapon to make them leave. As they are about to use the Storm Striker on Choobo, he attacks them.

    Cam tells the rangers that to free the thunder rangers, they must cut the tubes conected to Choobo's pack. The rangers do and free the thunder rangers. All the rangers then attack Choobo individually and move to finish him off with the Storm Striker and the Thunder Blaster. Before they can fire, Choobo shoots something at the wind rangers to pull them in and aim them at the thunder rangers.

    Hunter at first wants to take a shot but realizes that he can't. Shane breaks control and the rangers fire on Choobo. Choobo not beaten yet, uses the "Scroll of Empowerment" to make himself grow. The rangers form the Storm megazord and the Thunder megazord, but they can't even land a hit on Choobo.

    At Ninja Ops Cam finally figures out what the thing on the thunder zords is for and sends a power orb to Shane and Hunter and explains that by using it, the two megazords will combine. When they use it, Minizord appears and instructs them on combining. Choobo strikes at the Thunderstorm megazord with his staff but it breaks. Minizord tells the rangers to use the Lion Blaster to finish him. They do and before he explodes, Choobo calls for his mommy.

    On the space base, Marah has recieved a new pet, a shrunken down Choobo. At Storm Chargers, Dustin, Hunter, and Blake are talking when they notice Roger Hannah has entered. Dustin knows that he is looking for Blake and Hunter and sends them to talk to him. At Ninja Ops it is revealed that they turned down his offer and will continue to help the wind rangers as the thunder rangers.

    b: 03-May-2003 pc: 1313 w: Ann Knapp Austen & Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Debut of Minizord and the Thunderstorm Megazord.
  • Choobo's not seen again until "Good Will Hunter".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Lightning Strikers" DVD and VHS.
    • 471. Boxing Bopp-a-Roo
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Greg Johnson (IV) (Mini Zord (voice)) Mark Wright (Bopp-A-Roo (voice))

    On the beach Shane and Hunter are sparring and both of them are getting in hits. After an aggressive display by Shane, Sensei knocks them both back and tells them that it's good to be competitive but not violent. He then has them do pushups which they both try to finish before the other.

    At Storm Chargers the others are setting up advertisements for the upcoming "Total Trek", an event that contains skateboarding and motorcross biking. Shane and Hunter arrive and Hunter signs up. Kelly inquires if they will be a team but both refuse to work together.

    Marah and Kapri are training under Bopp-A-Roo on the space base. Lothor gets bored and Marah suggests that he send down Bopp-A-Roo to defeat the rangers.

    Back on the surface Shane and Hunter are preparing for the Trek. Shane is getting pointers on biking from Dustin while Hunter is getting pointers on skateboarding from Blake. Both of them fail to do their training well.

    Shane and Hunter are jogging together when they run into Bopp-A-Roo. Hunter calls to morph but before he can morph Shane stops him and tells him angrily that he calls the morph. He then calls the morph and they both attack the creature. Shane blasts Bopp-A-Roo, but it has no effect. The creature then shoots lightning at Shane but Hunter blocks it with his thunder staff and shoots lightning back at the creature. After Bopp retreats the two unmorph and Shane starts arguing with Hunter, saying that he was capable of handling the monster.

    On the space base, Lothor is dissappointed with how Bopp did, but is impressed that he is still alive. After a suggestion from Marah and Kapri, Lothor gives Bopp some more powerful gloves and sends him down again with Zurgane, Marah, and Kapri.

    Shane and Hunter are still jogging and trying to last longer than the other. Shane eventually stops and compliments Hunter on the run. They continue and upon hearing Bopp, they morph and contact the others at Ninja Ops. They morph and join the two. They go to use the Storm Striker and the Thunder Blaster, but it is reflected by a forcefield from Marah and Kapri.

    An all out battle ensues with the rangers getting their butts handed to them. Shane asks Cam for help and upon hearing the explanation Hunter gives his energy to Shane to use with his ninja sword. Using the sword, Shane is able to reflect Bopp's blast back at him and weaken him. They again try to use the Striker and Blaster but before they can Kapri puts up a shield and seeing they can't penetrate it they combine their weapons into one, the Thunderstorm Blaster. With it they are able to destroy Bopp and the others retreat.

    On the space base, Kapri makes Bopp grow and the rangers call on their megazords. The Thunder megazord and Storm megazord are no match for Bopp so they call on Mini Zord and combine into the Thunderstorm megazord and use the Lion Laser(although called Lion Blaster in the last episode) to defeat Bopp.

    Later on the base Lothor is relaxing in his chair when Marah and Kapri enter to share their new interest, clogging. At the "Total Trek" Shane nails the skateboarding area and Hunter tears up the biking track. The two make it to the rock climbing at the end and both touch the finish line at the same time. Back at Storm Chargers Kelly reveals that Hunter and Shane decided to work as a team and that they won. With that said the two slap hands which soon turns into a standing arm wrestling contest.

    b: 10-May-2003 pc: 1314 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Shane reveals he has a sister.
    472. Pork Chopped
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Greg Johnson (IV) (General Trayf (voice))

    At Ninja Ops Tori and Blake are sparring while Shane and Dustin are hooking up cable so Sensei can watch his science fiction marathon. After it is hooked up Tori knocks Blake down and he rips out the cable. With nothing left to do they leave with Shane reminding Tori of his skateboarding tomorrow.

    Hunter has just arrived at Storm Chargers with two tickets to an old kung fu movie for him and Blake. Tori inquires about the tickets and Blake asks her if she would like to come. She accepts and is soon reminded by Kelly of her obligation to Shane at that time. It is revealed that a disguised Kapri and Marah have been listening the whole time.

    On the space base they tell Lothor about Tori. He finds the news interesting and sends down a pig monster named Trayf.

    Tori, Dustin, and Shane are waiting for Shane's turn to skateboard and when the time finally comes Tori uses her ninja powers to get to the theatre in time to meet Blake and Hunter. After they get popcorn, Tori heads back to the others while Blake and Hunter get their seats. She makes it back at the end of Shane's run, says he looks thirsty and rushes back to the theatre.

    At the theatre Blake and Hunter are watching the movie when they are sucked into their almost empty popcorn. Tori arrives shortly after and is attacked by Trayf and Kelzaks after finding them. She battles valiantly until Trayf gets the popcorn and then retreats.

    Tori returns to Ninja Ops and explains what happened to the thunder rangers and how she used her ninja powers in public. Cam finds where Trayf is and the rangers morph.

    They approach Trayf, but he dissappears to another dimension with the rangers following. Meanwhile, Blake and Hunter finds some popcorn kernals in the bag and use their ranger powers to heat up the bag. Outside the rangers are getting beaten until Shane rides one of Trayf's projectiles back and hits him. They then use the Storm Striker to defeat him.

    With the pig gone the rangers return to their dimension as Blake and Hunter finally get the kernals to pop, freeing them. Just then Marah and Kapri arrive with Kelzaks as Trayf grows. The wind rangers summon their zords while Blake and Hunter take on the Kelzaks.

    Shane uses his zord to hit Trayf with fire, Tori uses her zord's water power, and Dustin creates a a gust of wind with his lion. They then form the megazord and Cam suggests they combine the Ram Hammer with the Turtle Mace. With them combined Trayf stands no chance and is defeated.

    Meanwhile, Hunter and Blake use the artificial butter flavoring covering them to their advantage. Hunter puts some on the ground to make the Kelzaks loose their footing while Blake covers their face with it, disorienting them. With the Kelzaks defeated, Marah and Kapri retreat.

    On the space base, Lothor, Zurgane, and Kapri are eating ribs and pork.(not sure if it's from General Trayf) Marah claims that she is now a vegetarian.

    At Ninja Ops Tori is mopping the floor when Blake asks her if she wants to go see another kung fu movie. Tori declines because she has to do mopping as punsihment for using her ninja powers in public. Blake is left with wondering who to take.

    At the theatre Blake is watching the movie when Sensei's voice is heard. Sensei s shown sitting next to Blake, watching the movie with a tiny bucket of popcorn.

    b: 17-May-2003 pc: 1315 w: Steve Slavkin d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Samurai's Journey" DVD and VHS.
    473. The Samurai's Journey (1)
    gs: Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Dallas Barnett (Madtropolis (voice))

    Hunter is preparing to try and break a stone brick with his hand while the other watch on. When he hit the brick he grabs his hand in pain while Shane laughs. Hunter asks him to do any better. Next Shane and Tori use their fists to try while Blake uses his head. All are unsuccessfull.

    On the space base Marah and Kapri are arguing when Lothor tells them that they are beautiful and that he has enjoyed their company. The girls are touched until they hear Lothor laughing behind them. He introduces them to Madtropolis, a monster that can imitate other beings. When questioned Madtropolis explains that he has a way of stealing the rangers' powers.

    Back at Ninja Ops most of the rangers are rubbing their hands, except Blake who used his head. While Sensei and the others are talking Cam breaks the stone with his fist, causing the others to question what he used to break it. Disgusted, Cam storms out of Ninja Ops with Tori soon following.

    Outside Tori and Cam talk about what was wrong and how he wishes he was a ranger. Tori asks why he isn't and the scene is shifted to Sensei and the others. Sensei explains to them the promise he made to Cam's mother. Afterwards the rangers try and persuade him to change his mind.

    Outside Tori and Cam are making their way back when they are confronted by Madtropolis, Marah, Kapri, and Kelzaks. The other rangers soon join in and upon the urgeing of Madtropolis, the rangers morph. Madtropolis attacks the rangers while the Kelzaks go after Cam.

    Madtropolis wails on the rangers no matter what they do. Meanwhile Cam beats a couple of Kelzaks but eventually is over matched and pinned to the ground. With Cam down and the rangers weakened, Madtropolis uses a sphere to capture the rangers powers.

    Back at Ninja Ops Cam has just finished his scan of the rangers and tells them that their powers are drained. Suddenly on ther screen Madtropolis comes on with the sphere. Shane decides to go after him and get their powers back. Cam can't talk him out of it so he gives the rangers a power boost, but it will only last a short time.

    Madtropolis has just put down the sphere when a red flash grabs the sphere and leaves. Madtropolis follows to find the red ranger. The two battle and Shane is eventually put in a dark room. Madtropolis appears out of nowhere and Shane attacks him with his ninja sword. When he does, Hunter and Blake appear. Shane and the other rangers are all tricked into attacking each other when Shane hears Sensei's voice telling him that his heart will instruct him on which on to attack. He attacks the right one freeing them.

    The extra power begins to fade so Shane tries to open the sphere with his Ninja sword, but nothing happens. Cam tells them about a teleportation system he's been working on and tries it on the sphere but nothing happens. The rangers use the Thunder Storm Cannon to defeat Madtropolis, but Lothor makes him grow.

    At Ninja Ops Cam enters some commands into the computer to make the sphere materialize behind him, then sends the zords. The rangers form their megazords and get beaten by Madtropolis. Shane asks for help, but with their lack of power all he can send is a scarf. The rangers use it to block Madtropolis's attack and to attack him, but soon are overpowered and thrown from their zords.

    Cam is desperately trying to think of a way to help the rangers when Sensei speaks of a great power source that is lost. Cam thinks of using the scroll of time but is blocked by Sensei. After pleading with him Cam is allowed to use the scroll.

    On the battlefield the powerless rangers are about to be squashed by a giant Madtropolis when time freezes. On the space base Lothor knows what happened but is curious as to what the Sensei is up to.

    Sensei informs Cam that he must return before the writing dissappears or he will be lost in the past. Cam promises to return and enters the portal. Cam appears just outside Ninja Ops and wonders if he made back to the past. Just then he turns around to see a ninja on a horse....

    b: 24-May-2003 pc: 1316 w: Jackie Marchand d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Samurai's Journey" DVD and VHS.
    474. The Samurai's Journey (2)
    gs: Daniel Sing (Kanoi Watanabe) Daniel Sing (Kiya Watanabe) Roseanne Liang (Miko) James Gaylyn (Ancient Sensei) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Dallas Barnett (Madtroplis (voice)) Dene Young (Sucker (voice))

    Cam continues to stare as the ninja flips off his horse and ask for the password. When Cam says the one from his time the ninja attacks him. They fight until Cam uses one of the Wind Academy's techniques. The Sensei of that time tells Kanoi, the ninja, to stop and allows Cam to join as a new student. Upon hearing the name, Kanoi, he realizes that he has met his father.

    Back in the present Sensei Guinea Pig transports the rangers to Ninja Ops to explain everything.

    With everything on the Earth frozen Lothor decides to take advantage of the situation and has Marah, Kapri, and Zurgane hold a talent competition to find five aliens to send down.

    In the past, the Sensei has Kanoi demonstrate sword techniques for all the new students. Cam is watching intently when Kiya starts talking to him. Cam notices that Kiya and Kanoi look exactly alike. Kiya explains they are twin brothers. Cam wonders why his father never told him that.

    With the demonstration over Sensei calls for a volunteer. He chooses a new student with his face hidden. Cam and Kiya both recognize that the new student is using samurai techniques to beat Kanoi.

    After the battle, Sensei introduces Miko, Cam's mother, to Kanoi. Kanoi insists she not be allowed there but the Sensei tells him that she will be the first female to join.

    Later, Miko is training in the woods when she is interrupted by Kiya, who inquires about the green amulet she wears around her neck. When she refuses to let him see it his eyes turn pitch black, causing her to fall into a trance. Before he can learn of the amulet, Cam arrives and asks Miko about her skills.

    In the present the talent search is nearly completed. All Marah and Kapri need is a fifth. They find it in a bug creature who can turn people into giant bugs.

    Cam continues to interrogate Miko while walking her to her tent. After she enters Cam notices that the scroll of time glows stronger when near the amulet.

    Inside the tent Miko take off her amulet and places it on the table. While her back is turned someone in a new student garb grabs the amulet and almost walks out but knocks over a cup. Miko turns around and assumes it is Cam and chases after him into the woods. When she finds Cam she attacks and demands the amulet back before Kanoi and other arrive.

    Cam is put on trial at the academy and is almost banished until Kanoi arrives with Kiya in new student garb. Kanoi explains that Kiya was in the woods using dark ninja powers to learn the secrets of the amulet. Kiya breaks free and uses the dark ninja powers to push everyone back. Eventually Cam gets a hold of the amulet and Kiya sets his sights on him.

    Kiya creates a forcefield around the two so they can fight with out any interruptions. Cam does well for awhile but is eventually overpowered by Kiya. When Kiya goes to finish him the amulet reacts, throwing him into the forcefield and destroying it. Miko approaches Cam and tells him that the amulet is his.

    With Kiya weakened Sensei passes judgment on him. He takes his name and ninja ranking and will be sent into space. Kiya is fine with that and says that from now on his name will be Lothor. Cam, knowing what will happen, demands that Kiya be destroyed but Sensei refuses.

    His mission accomplished, Cam returns to the future. Meanwhile the rangers at Ninja Ops begin to return to where they were when time stopped.

    Madtropolis goes to attack the rangers but is interrupted by the sound of a helicopter. In the distance a green helicopter is approaching with the Green Samurai Ranger in the cockpit. He uses the lasers on Madtropolis, dodges Madtropolis's fire, and uses the propellers to cut the earth around him. He then transforms the 'copter into the Samurai Star Megazord and uses the Bee Spinner to defeat the monster.

    On the space base Lothor wonders who the Green Samurai Ranger is. While back on Earth he reveals himself to the rangers as none other than Cam...

    b: 31-May-2003 pc: 1317 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: While training, Kanoi (Sensei Guinea Pig) was an air student, had a red uniform. Kiya (Lothor) was an Earth student.
  • When Kiya is flung into the forcefield by the amulet his face changes for a second to the masked face of Lothor.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Samurai's Journey" DVD and VHS.
  • Cam (Jason Chan) becomes the Green Samurai Ranger with this episode.
    • 475. The Samurai's Journey (3)
    gs: Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Dene Young (Sucker (voice)) Jorgito Vargas (Starvark (voice))

    Lothor, Marah, Kapri, and the Kelzaks appear out of nowhere and chase after the five powerless rangers and Cam. When he has them surrounded Lothor tells his nephew that he has an opening for him by his side, but Cam refuses. Before Lothor and his minions can do anything the rangers disappear.

    At Ninja Ops the rangers materialize after Sensei transported them away from Lothor. Sensei then tells the rangers that to open the jar containing the wind and thunder rangers' powers, they must use something more. Dustin suggest they use six rangers to open it. After they get their powers back the main question is how Cam became a ranger.

    b: 07-Jun-2003 pc: 1318 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Opening credits are altered to reflect Cam's new status as the Green Samurai Ranger, among other things.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Samurai's Journey" DVD and VHS.
    • 476. Scent of a Ranger
    gs: Jason Chan (Cyber-Cam) Jennis Hayes (Girl #1) Frances Coulibay (Girl#2) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Penny Ashton (Fragra (voice))

    On the beach Tori, Dustin, Cam, and Shane are sparring. Cam runs up a cliff and falls flat on his back. When the rangers make sure he's ok Sensei contacts Cam and tells him that he broke the computer. Cam rushes off to Ninja Ops as the rangers worry about him putting to much stress on himself with being a ranger and running Ninja Ops.

    At Ninja Ops Cam locates the problem as Sensei tells him to try some recreational activities like the others. But Cam explains that he is to busy as he nods off.

    On the Space Base Lothor is planning his next attack when Marah and Kapri introduce him to Fragra, a monster that can turn anyone into a perfume.

    Later the Rangers return to Ninja Ops to inquire about Cam. Cam suddenly appears but totally different. He is wearing baggy clothes, a hat, and is talking in slang. The Rangers put up to relieving stress and they leave while we see the real Cam tied up in another room.

    The first thing they do is go to the skate park and Cam shows his skills. After that Cam says he wants to try surfing and again shows that he has some moves. Cam next wants to try Motorcross. Meanwhile, Fragra appears on Earth and turns two women into perfume.

    Cam has just finished beating Dustin, Hunter and Blake at motorcross when Shane gets the call from Sensei about Fragra. When Shane explains to the others Cam doesn't care and wants to practice some more. Cam finally agrees to go, but while the rangers fight Cam is to busy admiring a car. With the rangers busy fighting the Kelzaks Tori and Dustin are captured and truned into perfume. The other angry at Cam leave him to do what ever he wants while the real Cam finally gets free.

    Sensei tells him that Tori and Dustin are being held in a warehouse and Cam departs. Shane and the others arrive at the warehouse and find the real Cam there as well. They begin to tell him off until the other Cam shows up. Cam explains that the other is a virtual program and switches it off after the virtual Cam apologizes for tieing Cam up.

    Fragra appears and attacks the rangers, making them morph. While the others keep her busy Shane looks for Tori and Dustin. Shane finds the room where Fragra keeps her perfumes but can't figure out which one are his friends. Meanwhile at the battle the rangers dodge one of Fragra's blasts, but it hits the perfume room instead. Shane emerges and frees the others.

    All of the rangers now attack Fragra, but no matter what they get pushed back. Cam get knocked down and as he watches his friends battle he becomes enraged and switches to Super Samurai Mode. He then proceeds to beat Fragra as the others watch in awe until Cam uses his Samurai Saber to defeat her.

    Lothor sends down the Scroll of Empowerment to make her grow so Cam summons his Samurai Star Megazord fights with Fragra. The Wind Rangers soon join in the fight with their megazord in Lightning mode. The wind rangers use the ram attack to weaken her so Cam can finish her off with the Bee Stinger.

    The other Rangers return to Ninja Ops to find Virtual Cam back. Cam tells them that he is now programmed not to leave Ninja Ops and will take care of some of the duties there. Tori questions why Cam made Virtual Cam so good at sports. Cam reveals that he never had much time to learn so he is taken to Motorcross. As he goes for another lap we see he is riding a kiddie bike.

    b: 14-Jun-2003 pc: 1319 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Upon seeing both Cam & Cyber-Cam for the first time, Shane says "Didn't we already do a clone story?" refering to the events of "Beauty & The Beach"
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Cyber Clash" DVD and VHS.
    • 477. I Love Lothor
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Catherine Gwyne (Cute Girl) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Mark Wright (Mr. Ratwell (voice))

    On the space base Marah and Kapri are watching tv when Lothor enters and complains and starts telling a story starting with "In my day..." Marah and Kapri then suggest that he change his image by using the tv with Mr. Ratwell's help.

    Meanwhile everyone but Tori enter Storm Chargers. Tori is already there preparing for the "Real Sport Pro Cook-Off." Cam confesses that he is also going to participating and they are both ridiculed by the others until some of the women enter.

    Back at the base Ratwell explains what he will be doing and tells him about his love tablets. Lothor refuses to use them and knocks them away causing them to spill on the ground at Marah and Kapri's feet.

    Kelly starts showing the group how to make Storm Charger smoothies. While everyone watches Marah and Kapri appear with a love tablet and converse about who they will put under the spell. When they can' agree they fight and the tablet lands in Blake's drink. After he comments on the taste Cam tries it and they both fall in love with Tori.(Blake more so) The two then start a food fight.

    Later, the two confront Tori with gifts. Blake gives her a socket wrench set and Cam offers her acne face wash. Tori, not impressed with the gifts walk away. Blake and Cam argue until Blake suggests a thunder-samurai duel on the beach later. Cam agrees.

    After the gifts Tori continues on until she sees Kelzaks at the tv studio and further investigates. Zurgane spots her and after battling Kelzaks she is captured and tied to a fake cactus.

    At Storm Chargers the group turns on the tv to find Lothor on every station. While Kelly and the others discuss what's going on the rangers head off to find the tv studio. Meanwhile, Lothor's program begins. When no one responds to it Ratwell turns a dial on a machine that makes the viewers love Lothor. Elsewhere the rangers question how to find the tv studio until the screaming fans run by and the rangers follow them.

    On the beach Cam and Blake confront each other and start to battle. At the studio Zurgane sends Ratwell to tend to the two rangers, but when he gets there Blake and Cam just ignore him and continue to battle. With no one guarding her, Tori gets free and heads to the beach.

    Blake and Cam have now turned their attention to Ratwell but are arguing who will take care of him. They both morph and start fighting each other again. When Tori arrives she tries to stop them but they won't listen. Ratwell takes the opportunity to blast Tori, who quickly morphs but is still badly hurt. Cam and Blake check on Tori when all three of them are blasted by the Rat. Blake vows to protect Tori and stands in front of her, taking many blasts but refuses to go down. Eventually Blake makes it to Ratwell and, combining his antler weapon with his thunder staff, defeats Ratwell.

    With Ratwell gone the spell is removed from Cam and Blake. On the base Lothor makes Ratwell grow. With Tori unable to battle, Cam and the thunder rangers call on their zords. They switch to megazord mode and when Cam throws his propeller at Ratwell, Ratwell dodges and fires at Cam. Blake blocks the blast and they combine their megazords to create the Samurai Thunder Megazord and then uses the lasers to finish Ratwell.

    At Ninja Ops Cam, Blake and Tori are discussing what happened. When Tori questions Blake about what he said he stumbles until Shane and Hunter arrive with fried chicken, which they claim they made themselves. Seconds later Dustin arrives questioning who got the take-out.

    b: 21-Jun-2003 pc: 1320 w: Steve Slavkin d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Cyber Clash" DVD and VHS.
    478. Good Will Hunter
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Jason Chan (Cyber-Cam) Jacob Rutene (Charlie) Faine Alexander (Charlie's Mother) Ismay Johnston (TV Announcer) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Michael Hurst (DJ Drummond (voice))

    Hunter is busy at Storm Chargers when Blake arrives and asks him if he wants to do something. Hunter refuses and tells Blake that he is volunteering to spend time with a little boy named Charlie. Shane soon arives and shows them and Tori and Dustin a pro sport magazine that is having a competition. It requires sending in a video so everyone but Hunter races to Ninja Ops to ask Cam to use his camera.

    On the Space Base Marah and Kapri are again arguing when Lothor asks them where his P.A.M. is. The explain that they traded it for an eyelash curler. Lothor threatens them to get it back.

    The rangers arrive at Ninja Ops still arguing. When they explain to Cam, he agrees, but he will do the filming since he saw what happened to Dustin's camera.

    Elsewhere, Hunter is walking Charlie home and asking questions. When they get to the house Charlie tells Hunter that he doesn't need anyone replacing his father. Secretly, Marah and Kapri watch from the bushes. When Hunter leaves, the girls disguise themselves as girl guards and try to trade Charlie their salsa for what he thinks is a video game, but really P.A.M. He refuses and squirts the salsa into Kapri's face.

    On a half pipe Shane is skate boarding while Cam films it. After he finishes Shane insists that he should redo his when Cyber Cam calls and tells them about Kelzaks in the city.

    When Tori, Blake, Dustin, and Shane arrive there are only two Kelzaks. The rangers think it will be an easy battle as, back at Charlie's house, Charlie presses some buttons making alot more Kelzaks appear, making the rangers morph. Shane and Blake hold their own while Tori and Dustin are overwhelmed. Charlie gets fed up with the device and throws it making the Kelzaks disappear.

    On the base, the girls give Lothor a new P.A.M. device shaped like a dog's head. When Lothor presses a button it creates a puppy. The girls beg to keep it until Lothor reminds them about their other pet, Choobo, who is getting chased by the puppy.

    Back at Storm Chargers, Hunter confesses to Blake that he might stop volunteering to be with Charlie. Blake offers a word of advice and gets Hunter willing to give it another try. Meanwhile Charlie places P.A.M. next to his radio and creates DJ Drummond.

    At Ninja Ops Tori is looking at her footage with Cam when DJ shows up. Cam contacts the others while she heads off. The thunder rangers are the first to battle DJ and they are pushed back, as are the wind rangers who soon join them. Back in Charlie's room, his mother enters and pushes a button that makes DJ disappear. Afterwards, Charlie presses a button that surrounds him with Kelzaks.

    Hunter arrives at the house and hears Charlie calling for him. Hunter rushed in and defeats the Kelzaks which gets Charlie to like him.

    Dustin and Blake are talking about their vids with who they think is Cam. Shortly after the real Cam enters. Marah and Kapri sneak into Charlie's room and grab P.A.M. When Charlie enters, the girls try to scare him off but when he mimics a martial arts stance the girls run off. Back at Ops the rangers are depressed about their vids and Cam suggests editing them.

    When DJ shows up again Cam battles him but is overwhelmed until the thunder rangers arrive. They use their weapons to beat DJ back until he summons Kelzaks. The wind rangers defeat the Kelzaks using their tsunami cycles and the thunder rangers use their thunder blaster to defeat DJ Drummond. On the base Lothor accidentally makes Choobo grow back to normal size before making DJ grow. The wind and thunder rangers summon their megazords , but are beaten until Cam sends Hunter a power sphere. The weapon has a purple base and a long silver blade. Hunter uses it to throws DJ into the air where he explodes.

    At Storm Chargers Hunter is working on a bike when Charlie arrives and they talk about fathers. In another part of the store, the other rangers are watching their winning video on tv. Afterwards the rangers argue over which part was the best. On the base Marah and Kapri are cleaning up the puppy's waste when Choobo goes after the puppy and slips in the urine.

    b: 28-Jun-2003 pc: 1321 w: Steve Slavkin d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Choobo is returned to his normal size.
  • The woman shown on the television program announcing the winning video, is played by Ismay Johnston, who will go on to a bigger role in PRDT as Ranger-assistant and Zord co-creator Hayley.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Cyber Clash" DVD and VHS.
    • 479. All About Beevil
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Brett Stewart (Dwayne Wheeler) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Lori Dungey (Beevil (voice))

    Dustin, Hunter, and Blake have just finished motorbiking, with Dustin coming in behind them. Dustin, disappointed with it sulks until a guy approaches him and offers to add something to the bike to make it run better. Dustin accepts and gives his bike to him. Next day Dustin goes to the address he was given to find nothing there.

    On the base Lothor is questioning why they can't defeat the power rangers. Marah suggests she can and presses a button on the P.A.M. causing a bolt of purple energy to blast her. She then introduces her friend Beevil. Lothor is sceptical at first until she turns his Kelzaks into Kelzak Furies.(red instead of black.) With someone more powerful, Lothor kicks Marah out.

    Dustin questions around the track and sees that a woman is about to be run down by the bikers. He knocks her out of the way and introduces himself. She reveals herself as Marah and persuades Dustin that she wants to be good to get back at her uncle.

    Meanwhile, Blake and Hunter confront Beevil and are no match for her. Marah is just telling Dustin that she knows how to beat Beevil when he is contacted by Hunter. Dustin arrives at the battle with the others but before they can do anything Beevil retreats.

    Later Dustin meets Marah and she gives him a device that can neutralize Beevil's powers, but it must be charged with the same amount of energy. Dustin takes the device to Ninja Ops where he tries to charge but is caught by Cam and Sensei Guinea Pig.Dustin explains to the others about Marah and the others are sceptical. Beevil attacks again and the others leave while Dustin charges the device.

    The rangers confront Beevil and she unleashes the Furies on them and is easily beaten. Just as Beevil is about to join a flash of lightning hits the Furies and Beevil. Out of the smoke, Marah appears and attacks Beevil. The two fight with Beevil eventually getting the advantage. As Beevil is getting ready to finish Marah Dustin arrives and throws the device to Marah, who uses it to stop Beevil.

    As Dustin and the others rejoice, Marah pulls the device off Beevil and explains that it was all part of their plan and that Beevil is now more powerful. Once again the Furies are unleashed on the rangers, who are again being beaten until Cam tells Cyber Cam to send the gold swords. With their new swords the rangers easily beat the Furies and Beevil. Dustin confronts Marah and she makes Beevil grow. Dustin, infuriated, calls on the Storm Megazord and to pilot it himself. He then uses the star sphere, a starfish attaches on to the knee and grows spikes, by driving the spikes into Beevil, destroying her.

    On the space base, Lothor and the others congratulate Marah on hurting Dustin. Marah looks visibly upset by doing so and then blasts Kapri for saying so.

    At the bike shop, Dustin is being comforted by the others, but Dustin vows to never trust anyone again. Kelly approaches and tells Dustin to turn around. He does and sees his bike and the guy explains that they screwed up the address renewing the Dustin's faith in trusting people.

    b: 05-Jul-2003 pc: 1322 w: Jackie Marchand d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Marah's Zord in "Down and Dirty" looks like a repainted Beevil.
  • First appearance of Kelzak Furies, red-suited Kelzaks.
  • Marah's daydream has her wearing a Blue Wind Ranger costume, digitally repainted Pink.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers Ninja Storm: Cyber Clash" DVD and VHS.
    • 480. Sensei Switcheroo
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Alistair Browning (Jake Brooks) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice; uncredited)) Joel Tobeck (Footzilla (voice))

    Dustin enters Storm Chargers with his dad and introduces him to his friends. Afterwards, Blake and Hunter remember their dad and Cam also remembers his. At Ninja Ops Cam expresses his feeling to his father and learns of a way to return his father to normal.

    In space Marah and Kapri tell Lothor that they're going back to school to learn how to be evil. They then show Lothor the monster they've chosen, Footzilla.

    Cam hooks up his morpher to a device and turns it on. When he is unsure that it will work he as Shane pull some wires. After the smoke clears they discover that Shane and the Sensei have switched bodies.

    Because Shane has obligations at the skate park, Sensei and Tori go there. Once there Sensei completely has no idea what he's doing but after a while he gets the hang of it. Dustin shows up and learns what happened right before they are attacked by Kelzaks. Sensei takes out most of them with relative ease as do the others. When attacked by Footzilla the rangers morph and make Footzilla retreat.

    On the base Marah, Kapri, and Lothor are baffled by Shane's new moves. Lothor suggests giving Footzilla a new power.

    At Ninja Ops Cam attempts to reverse the switch, but when Dustin interferes, he becomes the rodent and Sensei is now in Dustin's body. Before they can fix it Cam notices Footzilla on the monitor and the wind rangers confront him with Sensei again beating him back. The thunger rangers join in and soon Cam joins in. After everyone's gotten in a hit, Footzilla reveals that he has tagged them all and uses his power to lift them in the air.

    Footzilla then makes Shane fall into the ground. After Sensei throws his hammer at the monster, Shane gets free and frees the others. They use the thunderstorm cannon to destroy Footzilla. Marah uses the P.A.M to make him grow and the rangers use the thunderstorm megazord to beat him.

    On the base, Lothor punished the sisters by making them write on the board hundreds of times. At ninja ops everyone is returned to normal and Cam is just happy to have a father who is there for him.

    b: 26-Jul-2003 pc: 1323 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: We learn that Dustin learned how to motorcross from his dad.
  • We learn that Blue Bay Harbor, the city the Ninja Storm Rangers live in, is located in California.
    • 481. Tongue and Cheek
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Mark Wright (Businessman) Campbell Rousselle (Sneaky guy) Evelyn Veitch (Photographer) Nicolas Romaniuk (Agent) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Joel Tobeck (Slob Goblin (voice))

    At Storm Chargers Kelly is working when a businessman from Total Pro Sports enters and offers to buy her shop. She declines and sends him on his way. Later that night Kelly leaves Dustin to close the shop. Shortly after she leaves a group of men enter and start messing up the place in hopes that Kelly will change her mind about selling the place. Dustin sees them and morphs in the back. He confronts the guys and they run off but not before Kelly returns to find the yellow ranger in her store.

    The next day at Ninja Ops the rangers and Sensei talk about what Dustin did. Blake and Hunter enter with the local paper to reveal that the yellow ranger is front page news and Cam discovers that the yellow ranger has recieved a ton of email. On the space base Marah and Kapri are going through the mail with Slob Goblin. Lothor walks by and Slob Goblin turns Choob into a stamp.

    Later, Shane, Blake, and Hunter arrive at a really busy Storm Chargers to pick up Dustin. Kelly explains that everyone wants to shop there since the yellow ranger made an appearance. Shane and Dustin go to the skate park while Blake and Hunter head towards Ninja Ops. There they tell Sensei that they got a letter from their sick adoptive grandmother and that they would like to use their ninja powers to go see her. Sensei gives them permission to do so.

    At the skate park Shane notices a photographer from a magazine there and decides to do a move he's never been able to land. Dustin gets her interested and then he notices Slob Goblin turning people into stamps. With Shane busy, Dustin morphs in a shed and battles with Slob Goblin and Kelzaks. The group watching Shane soon notices the battle and crowds around the battle. After defeating the Kelzaks Dustin is carried off on the people's shoulders.

    Shane is mad at Dustin because he was finally able to do the move but no one saw it. Zurgane spots the thunder rangers in a remot location and Lothor sends the sisters to capture them. Kapri dresses up as the grandmother but is discovered after part of her disguise falls off, but it is too late as they are turned into stamps.

    At Ninja Ops the rangers confront Dustin about his fighting alone when Cam discovers that Blake and Hunter are inside the monster. Dustin arrives first and is about to morph when Shane and Tori arrive and join in the morph. Dustin and Shane argue over who will battle and Shane uses a ninja air attack and Dustin uses an Earth attack. The two argue some more and Tori gets captured. The two decide to combine their ninja attacks and defeat the monster. The monster grows and the rangers use a power sphere stamp attack to free the people turned into stamps before defeating the monster.

    At Ninja Ops the rangers celebrate when Cam shows that Choobo is on the monitor wandering around, lost.

    b: 02-Aug-2003 pc: 1324 w: Art Brown d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Several past references were made in this ep. Marah and Kapri mention Triforia, the planet where Trey, the Gold Ranger in PRZ, is from; and Shane mentions the events of "There's No "I" In Team."
    482. Brothers in Arms
    gs: Ian Hughes (Perry) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice))

    A brainy bike mechanic named Perry accidentally becomes the evil Motodrone. He captures Hunter, and attempts to implant his mind into a new vehicle, the Ninja Glider Cycle.

    b: 02-Aug-2003 pc: 1325 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Motodrone is introduced, but doesn't appear again until "Shimazu Returns (1)".
  • Hunter receives the Ninja Glider Cycle.
    • 483. Shane's Karma (1)
    gs: Jamie Passier-Armstrong (Skyla) Jason Chan (Cyber-Cam) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice))

    Tori is holding a Beach Part, but Shane decides to bail on her, saying that he has been receiving nightmares that might fortell real danger for the Rangers soon, whilst walking in the woods attepting to figure out these nightmares, Shane encounters a strange alien.

    The alien is revealed to be a Karminion, which is being pursued by the alien bounty huntrer Vexacus, Shane morphs and defends the Karminion from Vexacus, but he is beaten severly by the bounty hunter, the Karminion teleprots Shane to safty.

    Having fled to a safe distance, the Karminion takes a human female form and tells Shane it's name: Skyla, meanwhile, Tori and Dustin face off against Mara and Kapri, who have set a trap, Zurgane arrives in his new Zord, which has a lightning mode which makes it difficult to defeat. Vexacus finally tracks down Shane and Skyla, and he is able to capture the Karminion...

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 09-Aug-2003 pc: 1326 w: Mark Hoffmeier & John Tellegen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: It was revealed that Cyber Cam can fight.
  • First appearance of Vexacus.
  • Bopp-A-Roo, with two Kelzaks behind him, was the instructor in the exercise video Marah and Kapri were working out to.
    • 484. Shane's Karma (2)
    gs: Jamie Passier-Armstrong (Skyla) Sarah Litherland (Party Girl) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice))

    On the space base, Marah and Kapri are throwing a party. Lothor soon discovers the party and after pleading with him, and another woman being pleasant with him, he agrees to allow the party to continue.

    At Ninja Ops, the rangers minus Shane try and locate Sensei, but can't because something is jamming the signal. Elsewhere, Shane desperately searchs for Skyla, and after remembering his dream, he meets up with Vexacus. The two battle with Shane losing because he's afraid to morph in front of Skyla. After she announces that she knows, he morphs and uses his ninja sword in gold mode to drive Vexacus away.

    On the base, Lothor plans to visit Vexacus. When Marah and Kapri realize they're out of party supplies they send Choobo to get some more. On Earth, Lothor questions Vexacus's being there and eventually agree to team up to destroy the rangers and capture the Carmanian, Skyla.

    The rangers return to the beach to get there stuff only to find that it was taken by Choobo and a group of Kelzaks. The rangers and Kelzaks fight, causing Tori's birthday cake to be ruined.

    With no supplies the party on the base soon dissipates. Back on Earth, Skyla passes on to another life form and gives her power to Shane. Soon after he meets Vexacus and the two battle.

    Zurgane begins his attack with his zord and the Wind rangers form the megazord to battle him. Soon after the thunder rangers join with their megazord. They combine their zords to become the thunderstorm megazord and defeat Zurgane.

    Shane, losing the battle, uses his battlyzer to summon his armor. With it he easliy beats Vexacus, who retreats in his spaceship. But Shane follows and blows up Vexacus's ship.

    On the base Lothor announces that Vexacus has joined them. At Ninja Ops, Tori is down about her birthday until Dustin arrives with a new cake.

    b: 09-Aug-2003 pc: 1327 w: Mark Hoffmeier & John Tellegen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Despite being credited, MiniZord doesn't have any lines.
  • Debut of Shane's Red Battlized Ranger mode (called "Turbo Tri-Battlized" in the toys), and his Lightning Morpher/Battlizer.
    • 485. Shimazu Returns (1)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Louise Wallace (Reporter) John Palino (Stu Starmaker) Travor Sai-Louie (Mr Chan) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice; uncredited)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice))

    Cam journeys to a museum to retreive a powerful artifact, but he is ambushed by a ressurected Motodrone.

    As Cam fights Motodrone off, a statue is brought to life and reveals itself to be Shimazu, an evil powerful being (well DUH)

    Joining up with Lothor, Shimazu creates Wolfblade creatures and immediatly sends them and Motodrone to attack the Rangers, Hunter defeats Motodrone with his armour, and the Wolfblades are delt with by the Rangers with their weapons.

    But the Wolfblades suddenly merge and form a giant creature which begins a rampage in the city, leaving the Rangers unsure of how to deal with it...

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 16-Aug-2003 pc: 1328 w: Douglas Sloan d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Shimazu is introduced, and Motodrone is reintroduced, both being new Generals in Lothor's army of Evil Space Ninjas.
    486. Shimazu Returns (2)
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Jason Chan (Cyber-Cam) Louise Wallace (Reporter) John Palino (Stu Starmaker) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice)) Greg Johnson (IV) (Mini Zord (voice))

    Cam retrieves the Lightning Riff Blaster from an ancient dimension, using it to summon the Mammothzord to battle. The Wolfblades are destroyed.

    Shimazu is allowed to join Lothor's gang. The teens go on the talent show, with Marah & Kapri lip synching to a pop tune.

    b: 23-Aug-2003 pc: 1329 w: Douglas Sloan d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: First appearence of Mighty Mammothzord and Lighting Riff Blaster.
  • Despite the name, the Lightning Riff Blaster is never actually seen in blaster mode.
    • 487. Snip It, Snip It Good
    gs: Louise Wallace (Newscaster) Laurie Dee (Speaker) Jennifer Rucker (Delegate #1) Paul Norell (Delegate #2) Hiroo Minami (Delegate #3) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Snipster (voice))

    Tori goes on a quest to retrieve the Turtle Mace Power Sphere, which the Rangers need to destroy Lothor's latest monster.

    b: 20-Sep-2003 pc: 1309 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Originally scheduled to air April 5th, 2003. Postponed to a later date due to "war sensitive references", with several scenes re-shot (namely, changing the "Peace Conference" to "Environmental Conference").
  • First aired in Canada on September 14, 2003 (before the US premiere of the episode).
  • Hunter (Adam Tuominen) and Blake (Jorgito Vargas) do not appear in this episode.
  • Takes place, both production and continuity-wise, between "Nowhere To Grow" and "Return Of Thunder (1)".
    • 488. The Wild Wipeout
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Louise Wallace (Reporter) Ben Mitchell (Surfer #1) Sam Wallace (Surfer #2) Lilian Enting (Elderly Lady) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice; uncredited)) Glen Drake (Goldwinger (voice))

    Tori is sent by an evil Butterfly-like alien to another dimension where everything seems to be opposite of her own reality. The Rangers are evil and the aliens are good, Kapri and Marah are hippies and Lothor is the Mayor.

    b: 20-Sep-2003 pc: 1330 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: The title sequence now includes images of the Glider Cycle, Dragonforce Tank, and Hurricane Megazord.
    489. Double-Edged Blake
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Angela Bloomfield (Leanne Omino) Albert Heimuli (Sensei Omino) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice)) Greg Johnson (IV) (Mini Zord (voice; uncredited)) Dene Young (Inflatron (voice))

    (This synopsis is credited to Rangerboard)

    Blake won't hold a conversation with Tori, and leaves quickly. She asks Hunter about him and he doesn't know what's been going on. She goes outside to see him talking with another woman.

    On Lothor's ship, the generals watch a previous battle with the Rangers, and they argue on how bad the other is. Marah & Kapri have a plan, but Lothor has plans of his own, and puts them into a cage.

    Everyone is training in Ninja Ops, and Cam is alerted to the presence of "Inflatron". The Rangers leave and Cam searches for Blake. The Rangers go off to fight, but Shane has an idea to neutralize the monster (or the balloons), but he gets whipped in the arm and claims "it burns".

    Then Blake shows up. They want to form the Thunderstorm Cannon, but Blake has his own plans. He pulls out a new stick: the Thunder Blade, and beats up Inflatron. Back at Ninja Ops, Cam analyzes Inflatron and shows the gas in his balloons is benign to nature, apparently meaning that popping them won't do jack squat. Blake reveals that he got the Thunder Blade from his Sensei before the attack on the Thunder Academy. He leaves for training, and Tori follows him.

    After going through a tunnel, she sees him practicing with another ninja. Blake tells Tori that she is LeAnn, and they have practiced Thunder Blade fighting together. Shortly afterward, Kelzaks arrive, and they all go off to fight them. The other generals however, appear in some other place, and Dustin, Shane, and Hunter go off to fight them. Hunter wins by using the Ninja Glider Cycle and the generals retreat. Cam tells Blake that Inflatron has shown up at the beach, and he morphs, for the first time solo, and starts to fight Inflatron, and gets his butt kicked. He remembers how his Sensei told him to focus on using the Thunder Blade, also showing that LeAnn is the Sensei's daughter. He ends up winning by throwing one end of the Thunder Blade at Inflatron like a javelin. Lothor makes him grow, and the Rangers destroy Inflatron once and for all with the Thunderstorm Megazord riding the Mighty Mammothzord.

    After the commercial, Blake and LeAnn talk about how the Thunder Academy is gone now and that there are heroes trying to get it back. Tori goes up to Blake and apologizes for following Blake. They end up having fun by fighting each other

    b: 27-Sep-2003 pc: 1331 w: M.L. Kessler d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Originally titled, "Go Team Evil".
  • On its original airing, ABC's commercials and in-show bumpers for this episode listed it as "Power Rangers Wild Force".
    • 490. Eye of the Storm
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly) Robbie Magasiva (Porter Clarke) Nicholas Mans (Person #1) Charlie Haskell (Person #2) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice))

    Shane's brother Porter has arrived in town, eager ot berate Shane for "wasting his life", thier little talk is interupted by Motordrone, who has brought with him Eyesac, a creature who can use people's fears against them.

    Breaking the Ranger code like many others (Tommy, Mike, the L.R Rangers) Shane reveals his Ranger identity to his brother as he morphs to battle Eyesac. The battle proves fruitless, and Eyesac places his spell on Dustin, Tori, and Shane.

    When Blake and Hunter arrive to help, they are sucked into Eyesac's body when he is turned giant, Sensei convinces Shane to overcome his fears through a telepathic message, Shane fights off his emotions and fights Eyesac in the Storm Megazord.

    Tori and Dustin also fight off their fears and resuce Blake and Hunter from Eyesac, Cam arrives with three new Power Spheres, which form the Ninja Firbird, which combines with the Storm Megazord to form the Hurricane Megazord, Eyesac is defeated easily. Later, Porter tells Shane that no matter what,fail or succeed in the Ranger role, he will remain proud of his brother.

    b: 27-Sep-2003 pc: 1332 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: In this episode, Shane's hair is shorter and Tori's is wavy instead of straight.
  • Tori is afraid of getting her hair cut, Dustin is afraid of falling, and I guess Shane's afraid of being disrespected by his brother which is odd because I remember him HATING spiders.
  • In the Hurricanger version Eyesac is Manmarubas(Motordrone) Final Form
  • The Hurricane Megazord is introduced.
    • 491. General Deception (1)
    gs: Kate Sullivan (Girl #1) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice; uncredited)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice))

    Preparing for a camping trip, the Rangers are oblivious to the lastest attempt by Zurgane to take them out.

    But there are unhappy campers aboard Lothor's ship, and Vexacus defies Zurgane as he prepares his plot.

    The Rangers arrive at the camp site, where they come across some people in danger, but when they rescue them, they turn out to be Kelzacks, the Rangers morph and battle them.

    When they defeat the Kelzacks, the Rangers are confrontted by Vexacus and Shimazu, but Cam comes to thier rescue.

    Thier battle is interrupted by Zurgane's new Zord, which can copy the data from the Rangers's attacks.

    The Rangers battle the Zord in thier own veichles, unaware thier data is being transfered to Zurgane

    TO BE CONTINUED

    b: 04-Oct-2003 pc: 1333 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Originally titled, "Unhappy Campers, Part 1".
    492. General Deception (2)
    gs: Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice))

    Zurgane's Zord is obliterated by the Rangers, but Zurgane has gained the data from the Rangers' attacks, he creates a new Zord, armed with the data, which cripples the Hurricane MegaZord when it confronts it. Zurgane leaves his Zord to battle The Rangers on foot, whilst the remaining Ninja Zords are repaired, the battle resumes between the Zords.

    Attatching The Hurricane Megazord and every Power Sphere to The Mighty Mammaoth, the Rangers finally destroy Zurgane's Zord, emerging from the wreakage badly wounded, Zurgane himself is finally killed by the trecherous Vexacus.

    b: 04-Oct-2003 pc: 1334 w: Ann Knapp Austen & Douglas Sloan d: Wayne Rose

    NOTE: Zurgane is destroyed, but will return in "Storm Before The Calm (2)".
  • Originally titled, "Unhappy Campers, Part 2".
    • 493. A Gem of a Day
    gs: Jason Chan (Cyber-Cam) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice))

    Cam plans on sneaking aboard Lothor's ship to free the trapped ninjas, but he needs something powerful to break through the force field. Hunter gives him the Gem of Souls, that he kept from the Cave of Lost Ninjas.
    Lothor has Motodrome spy on Vexacus.
    While Cam gets aboard, the other's face off Vexacus's creation. Cam get's ambushed while attemting to free the trapped ninja's and is forced to retreat.
    Vexacus destroy's Motodrome before he can report Vexacus's plot to betray Lothor.

    b: 18-Oct-2003 pc: 1335 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Introduction of Cam's Dragonforce Vehicle.
  • Motodrone is destroyed, but will return in "Storm Before The Calm (2)".
    • 494. Down and Dirty
    gs: Megan Nicol (Kelly Holloway) Ewen Gilmour (Announcer) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice))

    Hunter and Blake have an argument on the race track, and a line is drawn between them.

    Marah and Kapri have decided to test out thier new Zords and recruit Shimazu to pilot one against the Rangers in battle.

    The Rangers summon the Megazords when they get the call to fight Kapri when she begins the assault in her own Zord.

    Marah and Shimazu suddenly ambush the Megazords during the battle and are able to overwhelm them, luckilly, Cam is on hand to supply back-up with the Samurai Star and two drones, which help the Rangers form special comibinations, they destroy Shimazu's Zord, leaving Karpi to the mercy of Tori, who volunteers to take out the little ice-queen.

    Defeated, and their Zords thrashed, Marah and Kapri decide to retaliate by putting the blame on Shimazu, and they destroy him.

    Dustin tells Kelly that he has decided to leave Moto-racing behind him and go free-style, whilst Hunter and Blake reunite on the race track

    b: 18-Oct-2003 pc: 1336 w: Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Tori mentions she has a sister
  • Shimazu is destroyed, but will return in "Storm Before The Calm (2)".
  • Marah's Zord has a resemblance to Beevil, although Beevil is red and the Zord is pink.
    • 495. Storm Before the Calm (1)
    gs: Jason Chan (Cyber-Cam) Megan Nicol (Kelly) Geoff Dolan (Official) James Napier (Eric McKnight) Peter Wilson JNR (Kyle) Michelle O'Brien (Tally) Victor Barlow (Jeremy) Grant McFarland (Sensei Guinea Pig (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice))

    Lothor opens up the Abyss of Evil in a final attempt to destroy the Earth, and to fulfill the remainder of the prophecy fortold by the Scroll of Destiny, meanwhile, the remaining Rangers gather at the Action Games to compete in special events.

    Marah and Kapri locate the Abyss of Evil directly under the Action Games' location, and to keep the Rangers distracted, they give Vexacus a scroll of empowerment that makes him grow, the Rangers are alerted and they meet Vexacus in battle, they defeat him, but they lose the Thunder Megazord, and apparently the Thunder Rangers. Lothor captures Cyber Cam whilst he is out making repairs, and manages to extract the location of Ninja Ops from him, Lothor arrives at Ninja Ops and thrashes the place, capturing Cam, and gloating of his inevitible victory, The Wind Rangers return to Ninja Ops, to find their base destroyed, and their freinds missing...

    b: 15-Nov-2003 pc: 1337 w: Douglas Sloan d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Every Zord used by the Ninja Storm Rangers (except the Samurai Star) is destroyed.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Day of the Dino" DVD and VHS.
  • Cam (Jason Chen) does not appear morphed in this episode.
    • 496. Storm Before the Calm (2)
    gs: Grant McFarland (Sensei Kanoi Watanabe) Megan Nicol (Kelly) Geoff Dolan (Official) James Napier (Eric McKnight) Peter Wilson JNR (Kyle) Victor Barlow (Jeremy) Michelle O'Brien (Tally) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Choobo (voice)) Craig Parker (Motodrone (voice)) Michael Hurst (Vexacus (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Shimazu (voice))

    In Ninja Ops, the Rangers discover that Sensei has been returned to normal. Blake and Hunter free Cam and the other rangers, along with Marah and Kapri (Lothor decided to add them to the abyss) as the ship explodes. Lothor destroys the megazord and opens the abyss. The monsters are easily destroyed, but Lothor destroys Shane's battlizer and steals all of their powers, Shane, Tori, and Dustin, using the ninja powers of air, water, and earth, blast Lothor into the abyss, his evil causes it to implode, sealing it forever.

    At the end of this episode, we learn that Tori Dustin and Shane become teachers at the Wind Ninja Academy, Hunter becomes the head teacher at the Thunder Ninja Academy, Blake takes the factory sponsorship, and Marah & Kapri enroll in the Wind Ninja Academy, And 3 people from the previous episode that tried to help Hunter and Cam become ninja students.

    b: 15-Nov-2003 pc: 1338 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Final episode of "POWER RANGERS NINJA STORM".
  • Last episode to make its debut on the ABC Kids block. The show still continues to run on it, but due to the sheer amount of preemptions and lack of affiliates running it properly, a wise choice was made to start premiering episodes on the ABC Family cable outlet a week before they run on ABC Kids.
  • Eric, one of the new students, is revealed in "Legacy Of Power" to be the twin brother of Conner, the Red DinoThunder Ranger.
  • Lothor, Marah, Kapri, and the Wind, Thunder, and Green Samurai Rangers, will all return in PRDT's "Thunder Storm" 2-parter.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Day of the Dino" DVD and VHS.
  • Cam (Jason Chen) does not appear morphed in this episode.
    • Season 12 : Power Rangers DinoThunder ABC Family

    497. Day of the Dino (1)
    gs: Matthew Parry (Younger Student)

    While on a detention-related field trip with their new science teacher, Dr. Tommy Oliver, three students from Reefside High School, Conner, Kira, and Ethan, stumble upon mystical Dino Gems and are given special powers. This makes them a target for a group of evil creatures known as Tyrannodrones, who manage to kidnap Kira and bring them to their master, the dinosauric humanoid known as Mesogog.

    b: 14-Feb-2004 pc: 1401 w: Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS DINOTHUNDER begins with this episode.
  • First episode to debut on the cable network, ABC Family, in its "JETIX" line-up.
  • Dr Tommy Oliver (Jason David Frank) returns to the series as the new mentor.
  • If you think Cassidy Cornell looks familiar, you're right...Katrina Devine was last seen as Marah in Ninja Storm.
  • Cassidy mentioned having contacted Tommy's old alma mater, Angel Grove High, the high school for PR's 1st through 6th seasons.
  • Elsa first appears in her Principal Randall identity (though their shared status isn't revealed until "Beneath The Surface"), prior to even first appearing as herself.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Day of the Dino" DVD and VHS.
  • None of the Rangers appear morphed in this episode, as they won't gain the ability to until the next episode.
    • 498. Day of the Dino (2)
    gs: James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    Kira escapes from the Tyranodrones and Mesogog's henchmen Elsa & Zeltrax, and rejoins her two teammates and teacher. Tommy gives them three Dino Morphers, which can harness the Dino Gems, that are now bonded to their DNA, allowing them to become DinoThunder Power Rangers. When Mesogog releases the three brainwashed-dinosaur Bio Zords to wreak havoc on the city, they must take on the forces of evil and find a way to give the Zords a change of heart.

    b: 14-Feb-2004 pc: 1402 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Mesogog makes a comment about "that idiot Lothor", in reference to PRNS' main villain.
  • Thundersaurus Megazord is the most agile Megazord of all time (save possibly Lightning Megazord), making like Spider-Man to destroy the ship.
  • First appearances of the Tyranno, Tricera, and Ptera Dino (nee-Bio) Zords, and their combination of the Thundersaurus Megazord.
  • Elsa appears as Principal Randall as voice only, heard over the school's PA system.
  • Principal Randall's announcement "The Mayor has declared a state of emergency" was also used in a newscast in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Day of the Dino" DVD and VHS.
  • When Tommy asks "Does anyone know how it all began?", he's answered by an earthquake. As we all know, the original team came to power only after an earthquake caused by Rita back in "Day of the Dumpster". And now it happens again.
    • 499. Wave Goodbye
    gs: Jeffrey Parazzo (Trent Fernandez) Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Mark Clare (Coach Beckman) Te Waimarie Kessell (Little Girl) Michael Kennedy (Soccer Player) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    Conner's given a shot at playing professional soccer, but his Ranger duties impede upon it. Ethan introduces Conner and Kira to "Hayley's Cyberspace", a cyber-cafe run by a very knowledgable woman. Mesogog unleashes his first monster. And if that weren't bad enough, Tommy gets captured by Zeltrax and the Tyranodrones on the way to hearing Kira perform at the cafe!

    b: 21-Feb-2004 pc: 1403 w: Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: First appearance of the Red, Yellow, and Blue Raptor Riders.
  • First appearance of Trent Fernandez (Jeffrey Parazzo).
  • First use of the Thundermax Sabers. Although they appeared in the previous episode, they were, oddly, not used until now.
  • Tommy is kidnapped at the end of this episode, leading into the next episode, though lacking a "to be continued".
  • First time the Pterazord is used as the Pterarang.
  • Cassidy (Katerina Devine) and Devin (Tom Hern) do not appear in this episode.
  • Mesogog's first disposable monster is created, from combining the DNA of three sources (seemingly a crow, mint plant, and rifle), but is unnamed (though Ethan calls him "Bird Brain").
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Day of the Dino" DVD and VHS.
  • In the Cyber Cafe, Ethan plays a videogame featuring Sensei Guinea Pig from PRNS.
  • Kira professionally performs her song "Freak You Out", which she sang acoustically in the first episode.
    • 500. Legacy of Power (1)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley)

    Tommy, captive of Mesogog, is forced to aid him in unlocking the newest Dino Gem, or be destroyed. Meanwhile, the three Rangers stumble onto a video diary at their underground lair, created by their mentor in case of such an emergency as this, which has a recorded history of not only his life and adventures as a Power Ranger, but a summary of every team since.

    b: 28-Feb-2004 pc: 1404 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: This special episode, filled with clips from the past 11 seasons of Power Rangers, begins with white text on a black screen, stating, "Commemorating 500 episodes, may the power live on forever."
  • Hayley is revealed to not only be a rocket scientist, but met Tommy in college, and helped him build the Dino Morphers and DinoThunder Zords. She joins the team here as an unofficial advisor.
  • Conner reveals that his twin brother went to the Wind Ninja Academy, from PRNS. He would be Eric, the Dustin-esque guy from "Storm Before The Calm".
  • The teens actually consider turning to Time Force for help, but, not having been informed about the active status of two of their members, did not know to contact the Silver Guardians.
  • The only Ranger team not covered were the Aquitian Rangers. Karone's stint as Galaxy Pink, as well as Tanya's joining, were not mentioned. Mike and the Magna Defender were also not covered. No mention of Blue Senturion or Phantom Ranger. Dimitria seen but not named. Death of Zordon glossed over.
  • We learn that Invisi-portals are all over the city and go both ways.
  • Elsa (Miriama Smith), Cassidy (Katerina Devine), and Devin (Tom Hern) do not appear in this episode.
  • The clips in this episode are from: [MMPR1's] Day of the Dumpster, Green With Evil (1), Green With Evil (2), Green With Evil (5); [MMPR2's] Green No More (2), White Light (1), White Light (2), The Power Transfer (2); [MMPR3's] Ninja Quest (1), Ninja Quest (3); [PRZ's] A Zeo Beginning (1), A Zeo Beginning (2), A Golden Homecoming; [PRT's] Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, Shift Into Turbo (1), Shift Into Turbo (2), Passing The Torch (1), Passing The Torch (2), Chase Into Space (1), Chase Into Space (2); [PRiS'] From Out Of Nowhere (1), From Out Of Nowhere (2), Survival Of The Silver; [PRLG's] Quasar Quest (1), Quasar Quest (2), Journey's End (1), Journey's End (3); [PRLR's] Operation Lightspeed, Ryan's Destiny, The Fate Of Lightspeed (2); [PRTF's] Force From The Future (1), Force From The Future (2), The Quantum Quest, The End Of Time (3); [PRWF's] Lionheart, The Lone Wolf; [PRNS'] Prelude To A Storm, Thunder Strangers (1), Thunder Strangers (2), Return Of Thunder (4), The Samurai's Journey (2), The Samurai's Journey (3), Storm Before The Calm (2); and [PRDT's] Day Of The Dino (2).
  • Either due to a contractual reason, or just a quirk of editing for time, Joel (Keith Robinson) and Cole (Ricardo Medina Jr.) do not appear unmorphed in any of the footage used.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Legacy of Power" DVD and VHS.
  • First onscreen naming of the PRiS' Astro Morphers.
    • 501. Back in Black (2)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Alistair Browning (Pollinator (voice))

    Utilizing Hayley's help, and their new Raptor Cycles, the DinoThunder Rangers rescue Tommy from Mesogog's clutches. He gains the next Dino Gem, and with the help of a pre-prepared Brachio Morpher, comes back to action as a Power Ranger!

    b: 06-Mar-2004 pc: 1405 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Tommy becomes the Black DinoThunder Ranger, his fourth Power Ranger color and sixth power variation overall.
  • First appearances of the Brachio Morpher; Brachio Staff; Red, Yellow & Blue Raptor Cycles; Brachiozord; Cephalozord; and only appearance of the Thundersaurus Megazord's Cephalo Mode.
  • Tommy gains the power of invisibility by bonding his DNA with the Black Dino Gem.
  • Tommy openly makes the first ever in-show reference to the tendancy of Rangers to wear their power-color constantly.
  • We learn that Conner can't swim.
  • Apparently, Tommy can control the Brachio Zord and the other new zords from outside, remotely. This is something he hasn't done since he was the Green Ranger with his Dragon Dagger for the Dragonzord.
  • Cassidy (Katrina Devine) and Devin (Tom Hern) do not appear in this episode.
  • Tommy's Brachio Morpher uses a key, similar to the last new Morpher he had (the Turbo Morpher).
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Legacy of Power" DVD and VHS.
    • 502. Diva in Distress
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Morgan Fairhead (Kylee Styles) Jack Walley (Employee) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Jason Hoyte (Donkeyvac (voice))

    An old friend of Kira's has returned to town, with a reputation as a succesful pop singer under her belt, but interference from the Donkeyvac Monster brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "Age before Beauty" when he transforms her into an old woman

    b: 13-Mar-2004 pc: 1406 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Tommy (Jason David Frank)'s opening credit gains the Black DT Ranger distinction, and moves up a few spots to be beside his fellow Rangers (though retaining the "starring" bit). Trent (Jeffrey Parazzo) is also added to the opening.
  • First use of Thundersaurus Megazord's Tyranno Jaw attack
  • First appearance of Dr. Anton Mercer. He is Trent's father, worked with Tommy on the DinoThunder project years ago, and has a dark secret which will be revealed in "Burning At Both Ends".
  • "Space Girl", the song "sung" by Marah and Kapri in PRNS' "Shimazu Returns (2)" plays over the mall scene.
  • First mentioning of the mysterious grudge Zeltrax has against Tommy. It'll be a subplot until "Bully For Ethan."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Legacy of Power" DVD and VHS.
    • 503. Game On
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Timothy Raby (Beldorf) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Dallas Barnett (De-magnetron (voice))

    Ethan is sucked into a video game when Mesogog targets the world of Cyber-space, and creates the De-magnetron monster. Kira, Devin, and Cassidy are also sucked into the game, but the episode's focus is on Ethan, who, with the help of wizard character in the game, learns a thing or two about not looking for shortcuts in life.

    b: 20-Mar-2004 pc: 1407 w: John Tellegen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: The Triptoids, foot soldiers in the Sentai series PRDT comes from (Abaranger), finally join Mesogog's army, after coming to life from a computer game (the American-made Tyranodrones have taken their place on the show as main foot soldiers previously).
  • The introduction for the Triptoids is similar to that of the Craterites from PRiS's "The Craterite Invasion", with a malfunctioning computer game.
  • First and only appearance of Thundersaurus Megazord Sword and Shield mode. The Dino Tail contains a seismic sensor and can be launched like a missile. The Tricerazord's head becomes a shield.
  • Tommy's attempt to fight the giant monster without a Zord is the exact same thing done by Andros in "Never Stop Searching", and Leo in "Race to the Rescue."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Legacy of Power" DVD and VHS.
    • 504. Golden Boy
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Jennifer Rucker (Councilwoman Eleanor Sanchez) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) James Gaylyn (Golden Rod (voice)) Andrew Robertt (Dysotron (voice))

    Dr. Anton Mercer buys Hayley's Cyberspace Café for his son, Trent, but he's perfectly happy just working there and rejects the gift. Meanwhile, Zeltrax uses his own DNA to create a fierce warrior, Golden Rod.

    b: 27-Mar-2004 pc: 1408 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Thundersaurus Megazord gains another new finishing move, a flaming spiral launched from the Tyrannozord's mouth, and the Tricera Fist punch.
  • Trent's real parents were lost in a cave-in at an archeological dig years ago, and he's been raised by Dr. Mercer, who was on that dig with them, since then (as a ward), hence the differences in last names.
  • Tommy utters his first "Aww, man!" (his trademark line) since "Forever Red."
  • The Brachio Staff's Wind, Earthquake, and Fire Strike attacks are first used.
  • Mesogog appears ONLY as Dr. Anton Mercer in this episode.
  • Tommy is the first Ranger to defeat a giant monster without using a Zord, since Eric did it in "Quantum Secrets" (Cole in "Forever Red" doesn't count, since he used a transforming bike from a god against an evil Zord)
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Legacy of Power" DVD and VHS.
  • First monster this season to grow without use of the Hydro-Regenerator.
  • Tommy's reaction to learning that Trent is adopted is a very subtle nod to the fact that in PRZ, it was revealed he himself was adopted.
    • 505. Beneath the Surface
    gs: Stephen Brunton (Scorpex (voice)) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    The Rangers uncover the Dimetrozord Egg, but Elsa, thanks to her disguise as Principal Randall, manages to sabotage it and use the Zord against them.

    b: 03-Apr-2004 pc: 1409 w: Jackie Marchand d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Principal Randall is revealed to indeed be Elsa in disguise. This is also Randall's first appearance since the "Day Of The Dino" premiere.
  • The DimetroZord is introduced.
  • Thundersaurus Megazord uses its Dimetro Blade attack for the first and ONLY time.
  • Elsa finds herself becoming attracted to Tommy, Zeltrax loves Elsa and has a mysterious grudge against Tommy, and Tommy hasn't a clue Elsa is pretending to be Principal Randall to gain his trust and betray him.
  • Mesogog's monsters-of-the-day are referred to as "mutations".
  • Tommy controls the Dimetrozord without morphing. A rare occurance, Zords without Rangers morphed have happened in the past, most recently "Shimazu Returns 2".
  • First episode since her introduction and initiation as Ranger-assistant that Hayley has not appeared.
  • Dr. Anton Mercer appears in this episode.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: White Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 506. Ocean Alert
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Chantel Gaiqui (Nikki Valentina) Nick Bell-Booth (Director) Xavier Hornblow (Stagehand) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Paul Barrett (Megalador (voice))

    Nikki Valentina, star of the most popular TV show in the country, "Ocean Alert", visits Reefside during filming of an episode of her show. Her prima donna attitude, and "believable" portrayal of a heroic lifeguard, lead to her capture by Mesogog for usage in a monster.

    b: 10-Apr-2004 pc: 1410 w: John Tellegen d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: The Stegazord is introduced, as is the Thundersaurus Meagazord's use of the Stegazord Mode's surfboard formation for the "Hanging Ten" attack.
  • Megalador is a mutation made from crossing a shark, oleander flower, and car parts.
  • Tommy's reference of hating shark monsters specifically singles out season 1's "On Fins And Needles" and season 2's "A Reel Fish Story" (both of which were written or co-written by PRDT's Executive Producer).
  • When a Dinozord is hatched, it is apparently the same size as the toys. Cute wink to the fans.
  • This is the first time that the Dino Rangers have been ejected from their Zords.
  • Dr. Anton Mercer appears in this episode.
    • 507. White Thunder (1)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Stephen Hall (Edward Cormier) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Carl Bland (Creature (voice))

    Having allowed it to gestate for a year, Elsa retrieves the White Dino Gem, with the intent of having it bond with Mesogog. But Trent, following the Invisiportal from his father's office, winds up accidentally, and painfully, bonded with the Gem instead.

    He becomes the White DinoThunder Ranger, and pure evil, thanks to the genetic tampering done to the gem.

    b: 17-Apr-2004 pc: 1411 w: Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Trent (Jeffery Parazzo) becomes the White DinoThunder Ranger with this episode.
  • First appearance of White DT Ranger's Drago Morpher and his White Drago Sword (with its Laser Arrows attack).
  • Miriama Smith is credited for Principal Randall, despite the character not appearing in this episode.
  • Dr. Anton Mercer appears, and his subplot takes a new turn.
  • First episode since Tommy has been the Black DT Ranger that he hasn't fought Zeltrax.
  • Cassidy & Devin get a new life's purpose, which will last them the whole season: trying to find the secret identity of a Power Ranger as an exclusive news scoop, which echoes the subplot of Bulk & Skull in MMPR Season 2.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: White Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 508. White Thunder (2)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Tyler Read (Little Kid) Des Wallace (Worker) Peter Feeney (Angor (voice)) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    The evil White Ranger finds his own Dinozord Egg, and begins feeding it energy from his Morpher, so as to develop a bond with it when it hatches. The DinoThunder Rangers attempt to stop him, but Mesogog's Angor monster keeps the main three busy in a fight with the Megazord, and Zeltrax once again scuffles with Tommy.

    When all is said and done, Trent unleashes his Drago Zord, and prepares to take on our heroes with it. Meanwhile, Cassidy runs afoul of a gang of young kids in her search for the White Ranger's secret ID.

    b: 24-Apr-2004 pc: 1412 w: Douglas Sloan & Jackie Marchand d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Opening credits are revised to include Trent moving up a few spots, and being listed as White Ranger; Miriama Smith gets a sole-shot credit for both Elsa and Principal Randall, moved up past Devin & Cassidy; Latham Gaines as Mesogog gets a sole shot (Mesogog gets misspelled as "MesAgog"); and shots of the Black & White Thunder ATVs, Brachio against flying ships, and other not-yet-seen footage from future eps.
  • The introduction of the Parasaur and White Drago Zords. First usage of the Brachio Staff's Energy Orb attack, and Thundersaurus Megazord's Parasaur attachment finisher, "Final Cut." First naming of the Megazord's Fire Breath attack.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: White Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 509. White Thunder (3)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Miquel Ubeda (Soccer Player) Peter Feeney (Angor (voice)) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    The Evil White Ranger steals the DinoThunder gang's Stegazord, and combines it with his Dragozord, into his own Megazord, the Dino Stegazord. While Mesogog sends out a souped-up version of Angor to complicate matters, White Ranger faces Red Ranger one-on-one, leading to the unlocking of a new Dino Power source in Conner. White Ranger rejects both the other Rangers, and Mesogog's side, destroying Angor to prove this point.

    Eventually, Tommy discovers Trent turning into the White Ranger. Having modified the DT team's Fossil Finder, he encases Black Ranger in amber before he can alert the others to the discovery of the evil Ranger's identity. Meanwhile, Cassidy & Devin are still recovering from their last scheme to discover White Ranger's ID, and literally stumble into getting Trent demorphing on videotape.

    b: 01-May-2004 pc: 1413 w: Douglas Sloan & Jackie Marchand d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Introduction of the Dino Stegazord (a combination of Drago & Stega Zords), and its Stinger Intercept, Tail Attack, Dino Stega Laser attacks.
  • Cephalo, Dimetro, and Parasaur Zords are dubbed "Auxiliary Zords."
  • Introduction of the "Super Dino Power", unlocking the full potential of the DinoThunder abilities, evident by a power boost and the white patterns on the Ranger suit jutting out into sharp, rock-hard points of armor.
  • Elsa appears briefly in this episode, but doesn't speak.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: White Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 510. Truth and Consequences
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    With Tommy currently incapcitated, and Hayley unable to free him just yet, the DinoThunder Rangers desire know just who the evil White Ranger is. Mesogog and his gang are of the same idea, scanning for the White Dino Gem's energies.

    White Ranger faces Elsa & Zeltrax, taking them down with ease, and when facing the other Rangers, the demorphing of Yellow Ranger to Kira shakes his spellbound mind enough to spare her harm. Later, Trent confides in Kira his own secret identity, though concerned about his bipolar tendencies leads to his shunning her help.

    Mesogog captures Trent, now aware of his status as White Ranger, though he refuses to assist him in reverting the world back to the age of dinosaurs.

    Dino Stegazord is bested in battle by the Thundersaurus Megazord's newest auxiliary Zord. And Cassidy's boasts of having proof of White Ranger's ID are proven false again, when Devin's footage of the Ranger demorphing is recorded over by his sister giving birth.

    b: 08-May-2004 pc: 1414 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Continues storylines directly from "White Thunder, Part 3", complete with a recap.
  • Latham Gaines' opening credit is corrected from "Mesagog" back to "Mesogog."
  • Jason David Frank doesn't appear in this episode, though Tommy's morphed and fossilized body in amber is visible throughout.
  • Introduction of the Ankylozord, its Weapon Formation with Thundersaurus Megazord, and the Double-Drill Attack.
  • First usage of Blue and Yellow Rangers' Super Dino Power modes.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: White Thunder" DVD and VHS.
    • 511. Leader of the Whack
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Erin Eckhoff (Girl #1) Nisha Madhan (Girl #2) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Mark Wright (Rojobot (voice))

    A meteorite lands in the forest, gaining the attention of Cassidy & Devin (who were searching for the White Ranger again), Trent (who was on his way out of town), the three DinoThunder Rangers, and Mesogog's newest monster, a weak-willed creature called Rojobot.

    Exposure to the "space rock" effects each of them: Trent's Gem-induced schizophrenia is brought under control, Cassidy becomes an acne-faced geek, Devin becomes a Travolta-Fonzie type Disco ladies man, Conner becomes a brainy nerd, Ethan becomes a competitive jock, Kira becomes a fashion and vanity obsessed carbon copy Cassidy, and Rojobot becomes considerably evil. This causes much friction among the Rangers, until Hayley explains the meteorite merely brought out the repressed sides of their personalities.

    They manage to work together, destroy Rojobot (with the currently-good White Ranger's help), and shatter the meteorite. All personalities are restored to normal (with Devin & Cassidy nearly kissing each other before it's done).

    A fragment of the "space rock" is used by Hayley to attempt to free Tommy from his fossilization in amber. It's a success, but the machine and fragment are toasted, and Tommy's now permanently morphed as the Black DT Ranger!

    b: 15-May-2004 pc: 1415 w: John Tellegen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Jason David Frank appears voice-only as Dr. Tommy Oliver, beginning with this episode, and lasting until "Fighting Spirit".
  • Cassidy's middle name is revealed to be "Agnes."
  • White Ranger's voice isn't deepened when he's under the meteor's influence.
  • Trent's body trails, just like his father Dr. Anton Mercer's did in "White Thunder, Part 1", following his exposure to the meteorite.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Collision Course" DVD and VHS.
    • 512. Burning at Both Ends
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) John Leigh (Insectolite (voice)) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    Continuing from where we left off last episode, the gang finds Tommy stuck morphed as the Black Ranger. He figures when he was amber-ized, the Dino Gem in his Morpher remoleculerized. No time can spared trying to fix it yet, White Ranger's back to being evil and is on the prowl with the Dino Stegazord. When the Thundersaurus Megazord with Parasaur arm confronts him, the White Drago Sword's spell-weaving capabilities ensnare the Megazord while placing Containment Fields around the Dimetro and Cephala Zords, taking them hostage in giant barrels inside a force field.

    Later, the DinoThunder teens resume their normal lives, as per Tommy's advice. Conner runs into Trent, who is now entirely evil. A sudden surprise attack by Zeltrax and the new monster, Insectolite, lead to Trent getting zapped with a ray that switches him back to the side of good. He informs our heroes he wants to give them back their stolen Zords, and a gift to show his gratitude. The four DT Rangers meet with him at the scheduled time, where Tommy is given a Dino All- Terrain -Vehicle by Trent. Turns out, the ray was a ruse, and Trent's still bad after all! The ATV takes off on a wild ride with Black Ranger stuck on it, while White Ranger, with his own Dino ATV, follows. An explosive duel occurs, with Tommy the victor. Trent made a deal with Mesogog, that he provide the ATVs in exchange for his destroying the Rangers. White Ranger departs without fulfilling his end of the bargain.

    Later, the Rangers capture Insectolite, and try to use his ray to free the two Auxiliary Zords, but they're too late, and the pair become fully under the control of the White Ranger. Dino Stegazord with Cephala & Dimetro arms, fights the Thundersaurus Megazord, but now-giant Insectolite interrupts their match in a play for payback for Trent's double-crossing. White Ranger helps destroy the monster, and departs, but Hayley is able to reprogram the Black ATV for the use of good. Mesogog scolds Zeltrax & Elsa, and as they leave his lab, his body begins to glow uncontrollably. He reverts to the Dr. Jeckyl to his Mr. Hyde, Anton Mercer! Unbeknownst to him, Trent has witnessed the entire metamorphosis...

    b: 22-May-2004 pc: 1416 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Debuted at a special time, 9:30am eastern, as part of an all-new hour.
  • Elsa appears in her Principal Randall guise for the first time since "Beneath The Surface".
  • Cassidy (Katerina Devine) and Devin (Tom Hern) do not appear in this episode.
  • Mesogog is revealed to be the (unwilling) alter-ego of Dr Anton Mercer.
  • Trent's morphing call is revealed to be, "White Ranger, Dino Power!"
  • Introduction of the Black and White Thunder ATVs.
  • Three references to continuity: Tommy mentions having been in Trent's "spellbinded evil" shoes once (his time as the evil Green Ranger); Tommy's keen knowledge of engines (his racing days of PRT); and Hayley saying she "Never Gives Up".
  • Trent's civilian Gem power is revealed to be a form of chameleon-like camouflage.
  • Final full appearance of Thundersaurus Megazord's Parasaur Mode (it would have a cameo in "It's a Mad, Mad Mackeral")
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Collision Course" DVD and VHS.
    • 513. The Missing Bone
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) John Way (Museum Guard) Glen Drake (Fossilador (voice)) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    Trent is called to see Principal Randall, who quizzes him on his current behavior and state of mind, trying to gauge his status without revealing her identity as Elsa. The results are not what she had hoped.

    With Dr. Oliver "on sick leave" (due to his demorphing troubles), Dr. Anton Mercer, Trent's adoptive father and alter ego of Mesogog, is brought in by Randall as the substitute science teacher. He immediately stages a field trip to the Reefside Museum he owns (as seen in "Day of the Dino"). There Kira spots a Tyrannodrone, which leads her to storage room where she is forced to submit to the will of a hypnotic dinosaur skull. The creature gives her a sour attitude towards her friends, and ultimately leads her to Tommy's lab to steal a bone she had recently noticed while helping him take inventory. The bone is revealed to be the final component of Fossilador, a hypnotic dinosaur monster created by Tommy and Mercer years ago.

    The missing bone fully reanimates Fossilador, and Kira is freed from her brainwashing. Fossilador attacks the city, Black Ranger faces Zeltrax and the Triptoids, and the Rangers destroy Fossilador by destroying the very bone which reanimated him. Back on the island fortress, Mercer desperately searches for a cure for his saurian affliction, but before he can test a new serum on himself, he transforms back to a scolding Mesogog before our eyes.

    b: 22-May-2004 pc: 1417 w: Douglas Sloan d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Debuted two weeks earlier than originally scheduled, and at a special time, 10am eastern, as the second half of an all-new hour.
  • Elsa appears ONLY in her Principal Randall guise.
  • First use of the Triptoids since "Game On".
  • Red & Blue Rangers are able to form the Thundersaurus Megazord without the Yellow Ranger or her Pterazord.
  • First episode since he became the White Ranger that Trent hasn't been morphed at all.
  • Cameo first appearance of Tommy's previously unseen (and unintroduced) Black Raptor Rider.
  • The mechanical t-rex that attacked Tommy in Day of the Dino, Part 1 has been either repaired or replaced.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Collision Course" DVD and VHS.
    • 514. Bully for Ethan
    gs: Dwayne Cameron (Derrick) Scott Wills (Termitetron (voice)) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    A bully named Derrick picks on Ethan at school repeatedly, eventually setting up a fight with him. But instead of using physical force to repel his attacks, Ethan uses his computer-based talents to benefit the soccer-playing meanie.

    Meanwhile, Trent sets up a deal with Zeltrax, where he'll help the cyborg get revenge on Tommy, if he helps him take down Mesogog. The tables end up turned, with Mesogog gaining control over Trent. Also, Zeltrax finally informs Tommy of the reasoning for his loyalty to Mesogog, and his intense hatred of him.

    b: 12-Jun-2004 pc: 1418 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Zeltrax is revealed to have once been Terence "Smitty" Smith, a former archeological colleague of Tommy and Anton Mercer. He lost out at a job at Mercer Industries to Tommy, and took another one elsewhere, which lead to a lab accident that nearly killed him. Mesogog's expertise in cybernetics lead to his revival in cyborg form, and now he blames Tommy for the accident in the first place.
  • Among the items shown in Tommy's clutter of files, was a "morphed but helmetless" shot of the six original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (circa early season 2), Tommy with a red bandanna on his head (likely circa Zeo), the White Stranger (Tommy's ancestor from "Wild West Rangers"), the Goggle V belt logo (1982's Sentai), the Changeman belt logo (1985's Sentai), Flashman's sigil (1986's Sentai), the Maskman belt logo (1987's Sentai), Liveman's team logo (1988's Sentai), Fiveman's weapon symbol (1990's Sentai), the Dairanger patch (from the Sentai series used for MMPR Season 2), the PRLG belt logo, and the Lightspeed sigil (from PRLR).
  • Miriama Smith does not appear in this episode in either of her roles (Elsa or Principal Randall).
  • First time the Z-Rex Blaster has the Brachio Staff attached to it, giving it no new name onscreen.
  • Second episode in a row that Trent hasn't appeared morphed as the White Ranger.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Collision Course" DVD and VHS.
    • 515. Lost & Found in Translation
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley (uncredited)) Jamie Linehan (Red Japanese Ranger Teen (voice)) Jorgito Vargas (Kenny Yukito/ Blue Japanese Ranger (voice)) Morgan Fairhead (Yellow Japanese Ranger Teen (voice)) John Barker (Mikey/ Black Japanese Ranger Teen (voice)) Jermaine Turner (Whacker Wilson (voice)) Greg Johnson (IV) (Ka-Ching (voice)) Stuart Devenie (Mr. O'Shaunessy/Bald Man (voices)) Helena Easton (Young Girl (voice)) Leslie Phillips (Little Evil Girl (voice)) Angela Shirley (Bad Red Girl (voice)) Patrick Wilson (VI) (Monster General #1 (voice)) Matthew Sunderland (Monster General #2 (voice)) Jeremy Birchall (Sumo Wrestler/Morpher (voices)) Susan Brady (Old Japanese Woman (voice))

    Hayley's Cyberspace gets a new satellite system, which sucks Ethan into watching its endless abundance of programming. Kira & Conner are soon roped in, when they discover a channel from Japan, showing a television show based upon the Power Rangers, though dubbed in English. Conner is, at first, furious over the differences in TV culture between the US and Japan, but eventually gets into it. The episode shown involves the Dino Rangers facing the Ka-Ching monster, while the chiropractic Blue Ranger assists a money-hungry American baseball player in learning to love the game more than the paycheck.

    b: 13-Jun-2004 pc: 1419 w: Steve Slavkin d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Debuted in a special timeslot, 10:30 am Eastern, as the final episode of the "Made-In-Japan-athon", with a repeat in the usual Saturday slot on June 26.
  • Tommy (Jason David Frank), Trent (Jeffrey Parazzo), Elsa/Principal Randall (Miriama Smith), Cassidy (Katrina Devine), Devin (Tom Hern), and Mesogog/Dr Anton Mercer (Latham Gaines) do not appear, nor are even heard, in this episode.
  • The episode of Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger that is prominently viewed in this episode is #10, "Abare Riigaa Kaneshibari (The Abare Leaguer Is Paralyzed)"
  • There's intentional irony in that the Power Rangers watch a Japanese show based upon their "real" exploits, whereas in reality, it's a Japanese program that Power Rangers is adapted from.
  • Another irony, the character of Whacker Wilson originally spoke English in the original Japanese program, but is dubbed over here to say entirely different things.
  • Ka-Ching is a mutation made from crossing the DNA of a bear, a mushroom, and an ATM machine.
  • First PR episode to use an ampersand in its title.
  • The image on the TV before Conner turns it off for the very first time (long before the Abaranger episode begins), is a shot of the planet Onyx and its green moon from PRLG.
  • In a pair of voice cameos, Jorgito Vargas (Blake from PRNS) provides the voice of the Blue Ranger, and Morgan Fairhead (Kylee Styles from "Diva in Distress") voices the Yellow Ranger.
  • Triptoids are the Japanese DT Rangers' enemy's footsoldiers (which is odd if you consider the fact they technically belong to a videogame company, and have barely been used in battle thus far by Mesogog's forces).
  • Fox Kids UK listed the title of this episode in their press release and onscreen guide title info as "Ka-Ching! The Money Monster."
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Collision Course" DVD and VHS.
    • 516. It's a Mad Mad Mackerel
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Nigel Godfrey (Funky Fisherman) Charles Pierard (Director) Cameron Rhodes (Marty the Mackerel) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    Kira gets an internship on Channel 3's hit children's cartoon calvacade, "The Funky Fisherman Show." She discovers not only the harsh realities of show business behind the joyous program's facade, but that by sticking with something through the rough spots, things can indeed get better.

    Elsa turns the show's happy fish mascot, Marty The Mackerel, into the Mad Mackerel monster, creating a fishy situation for the Power Rangers.

    Meanwhile, Trent challenges Zeltrax to a duel. Winner becomes second-in-command to Mesogog. It's a close battle, but winner, and new #2, is the White Ranger.

    b: 19-Jun-2004 pc: 1420 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Debuted on ABC Family at a special timeslot, at 11:30am Eastern, following an encore of the PRDT "Made-In-Japanathon".
  • Trent's voice is no longer deepened when morphed as the White Ranger.
  • First use of the Thundersaurus Megazord's Casting Out attack (using Parasaur and Ankylozord arms).
  • The way Mad Mackerel was created is sort of like a cross between the way Finster created monsters (with clay figures and the Monster Matic), and the way Lord Zedd created monsters (from inanimate objects.)
  • This is the only time Thundersaurus Megazord utilizes two Auxillary Zords simultaneously
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Triassic Triumph" DVD and VHS.
    • 517. Copy That
    gs: James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Andrew Laing (Copyotter (voice))

    Anton Mercer relays the story of how Mesogog was born, out of testing an advancement in dinosaur DNA on himself, to his son, Trent.

    Zeltrax, desiring to atone for his loss to the White Ranger, creates a bellpepper-based monster, Copyotter. As his name implies, he has the ability to copy items and people. He copies the Rangers' weapons and uses them on the heroes. He creates three clones of Cassidy, sending poor Devin into near insanity. And most importantly, he creates a duplicate White Drago Sword, with which Zeltrax frames White Ranger in trashing Mesogog's lab.

    Mesogog uses the Lifeforce Extractor (from "Legacy of Power" and "Back In Black") on Trent for his betrayal. But appealing to his father within, he's able to urge Anton out of Mesogog just in time. When freeing his son from the machine, a stray beam strikes the White Dino Gem, negating the evil code implanted within, thus freeing Trent from its control.

    Trent, now in control as the White Ranger, saves Dr. Oliver from an attack by Zeltrax, choosing to fight for the side of good. He joins the DinoThunder team, hoping to make up for the bad deeds he took part in.

    Copyotter is destroyed, but Zeltrax, retaining its copying device-arm, creates a Trent-less, entirely evil clone of the White Ranger, loyal only to Mesogog and his wicked forces.

    b: 10-Jul-2004 pc: 1421 w: Jackie Marchand d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: First usage of White Ranger's Super Dino Mode power.
  • First episode directed by Doug Sloan since "Shift Into Turbo, Part III", 7 years prior.
  • Elsa sports a new (fuller) hairstyle and slightly modified outfit.
  • Trent joins the DinoThunder Rangers, now entirely free of the White Dino Gem's control.
  • Debut of the Evil White Ranger clone.
  • Latham Gaines' Mesogog credit gets reverted back to the typo of "MesAgog" one last time.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Triassic Triumph" DVD and VHS.
    • 518. Triassic Triumph
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Winston Harris (Alexi Poporoff) Anton Tennet (Soccer Buddy) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Mark Wright (White Terrorsaurus (voice))

    Zeltrax samples a portion of the new Evil White Ranger clone's energy, and creates the White Terrorsaurus monster. With it, and the clone, he helps confuse the Power Rangers about the validity of their newest team member's loyalty. Even when Trent shows up to help fight his doppleganger, trust waivers in the White Ranger.

    Terrorsaurus eventually captures the Tyranno, Tricera, and Ptera Dino Zords, and gives the main three Rangers quite a beating. Black Ranger helps Trent reassure his allegiance, by guiding him in uncovering the Shield of Triumph, an ancient artifact of incredible power. For it to work, each of the DinoThunder Rangers will have to give a piece of themselves to the Red Ranger (In all but Tommy's case, their Ranger powers temporarily). Conner proves trustworthy in gaining control of the Shield's power, becoming the Triassic Ranger. He destroys the White Terrorsaurus via some interdimensional antics.

    And on a lighter note, Conner has a misunderstanding with a Russian exchange student/fellow soccer player.

    b: 17-Jul-2004 pc: 1422 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Opening credits get a few new group shots of the full 5 Ranger team, a new cast shot of Elsa, Latham Gaines gets a split-screen shot for Dr Anton Mercer & Mesogog, and shots of the new Zords, mobile trailer, and Blue Ranger's upcoming Hovercycle.
  • Introduction of the Triassic Ranger (Conner's power-up), the Shield of Triumph, and its extension, the Sword of Triumph.
  • The Triassic Ranger is treated as the 6th Ranger in the toy line, getting his own vehicle versions and such.
  • The Rangers regain the Dimetro & Cephalo Zords, though they won't be used again until "The Passion Of Conner".
  • Evil White Ranger Clone (using his as yet un-introduced Super Dino Mode) battles Megalador, and two other previously unseen monsters (one of which will become the Horn Rimmed Monster" from "Isn't It Lava-ly"), in the "practice dimension".
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Triassic Triumph" DVD and VHS.
    • 519. A Star is Torn
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Kelson Henderson (Eddie) Lucy Elliott (Little Girl #1) Kingsley Avery (Little Girl #2) Erika Avery (Little Girl #3)

    Between Trent's duties of helping run the Cyber Space cafe, Conner's hair-raising simulations on helping to develop the new Assault Vehicle, and Ethan's net-search for his soul mate, nobody has time to listen to Kira's good news. She's gotten the interest of a big time music manager for Tones Records, who wants to shoot a music video for her. Unfortunately, she finds herself having to compromise her own style for that of what the manager wants, a techno-pop freak. She eventually chooses to be true to herself instead, and Trent helps shoot a video that reflects who she is.

    To get the new Assault Vehicle working, Conner & Ethan seek out a Titanium Servo Mechanism from Anton Mercer Industries. Tyranodrones are sent to stop them, but they're defeated quickly. Zeltrax unleashes the new & improved Aerial Assault Craft (from "Day of the Dino 2"), attempting to draw out the Rangers. While Conner, as the Triassic Ranger, uses the new Triassic Mega-Rover (a Zord chariot of sorts), Tommy hops up into the craft and takes on Zeltrax, one last time. He finally finishes off "Smitty", and narrowly escapes the craft's destruction.

    And as for Ethan? His "cyber-hottie" turns out to be Cassidy!

    b: 24-Jul-2004 pc: 1423 w: Douglas Sloan d: Douglas Sloan

    NOTE: Debut of the Triassic Mega Rover, which is pulled by the (as-yet unnamed on the show) Styraco Zord.
  • Devin (Tom Hern) appears, but doesn't speak.
  • Full debut of the Black Raptor Rider (after a tiny cameo in "The Missing Bone").
  • Zeltrax's destruction isn't what it seems, as will be seen in "The Passion Of Conner."
  • The remix of Kira's song "Patiently" is said to be by a producer of Kylee Styles (from "Diva In Distress").
  • Trent doesn't appear morphed in this episode.
  • Brachio Zord finally fights in a battle... and promptly loses.
  • Kira's not the first Yellow Ranger to have a music video debut on the show. Tanya did it back in Zeo's "Song Sung Yellow"
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Triassic Triumph" DVD and VHS.
  • Kelson Hendreson, who plays Eddie, will return in PRSPD to play as Boom, Dr. Kat Manx's assistant.
    • 520. A Ranger Exclusive
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley (uncredited)) Stephen Hall (Edward Cormier) Philip Brown (Foreman) Guy Lockwood (Technician) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Joel Tobeck (Jupitor (voice))

    Elsa's got a new plan to bring her master Mesogog's vision of a barren, dinosaur-ruled Earth to fruition: Transmit an implosion-generating signal to Jupiter's Great Red Spot, causing the planet to explode, and set off a chain reaction that'll lay waste to humanity in the process. Her initial broadcast is disrupted by the DinoThunder Rangers, and her second attempt, using the Jupitor monster to transmute into a virus and overtake the satellite of Channel 3, is also thwarted, thanks again to said heroes.

    Speaking of Channel 3... Ethan's become real chummy with Cassidy since they discovered their commonalties last episode. He appeals to Kira's altruistic side, and manages to get her to use her position as a lowly intern at Channel 3 as an "in" to reach and convince manager Edward Cormier into giving the aspiring reporter a job. Cassidy gets one, covering a sheep farm. But when the story of the Rangers fighting Jupitor presents itself, she, and her cameraman Devin, manage to pull together, getting exclusive footage. Cassidy gains a spot as a reporter on Reefside Nightly News, and vindicates Ethan's faith in her to Kira.

    b: 31-Jul-2004 pc: 1424 w: Douglas Sloan d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Debut of Trent's White Ranger morphing sequence.
  • The Triassic Ranger powering-up for Conner no longer demorphs Ethan & Kira, thanks to adjustment by Hayley.
  • Debut of the Triassic Mega-Rover's Mezodon Megazord mode, and its Power Pulse attack.
  • The Evil White Ranger uses his Super Dino Mode for the first time in battle (after a cameo in simulation in "Triassic Triumph"), seemingly dubbed "Super Dino Clone."
  • Triassic Ranger seemingly destroys the Evil White Ranger clone, but he'll be back, no worse for wear, in "Disappearing Act".
  • Triassic/Conner is the first Ranger to ever topple a giant monster by hand. The last time anyone else attempted anything similar (aside from the usual 'Zord-less Ranger attacks giant monster' stuff) was Tommy way back in season 1 (in "The Spit Flower")
  • Elsa calls the Tyranodrones, "T-Drones", making it the first time a villain has used a fan-abbreviation for their footsoldiers.
  • Available in North America on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Triassic Triumph" DVD and VHS.
    • 521. Tutenhawken's Curse
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Lori Dungey (Mrs. Porter) Tristan Glendinning (Roof Worker) Derek Judge (Tutenhawken (voice))

    Ethan takes an interest in deciphering the hieroglyphics of Egyptian ruler Tutenhawken. In doing so, he not only jinxes himself, causing chaos at his every step, but frees the ancient evil from his multi-millenna-long slumber. Mesogog ceases from intervening, sending Elsa out to help the third-party-evil only at the last minute. Hayley's newest invention, the Hovercraft Cycle, is just what Ethan needs to make Tutenhawken history again, in his own territory of the air, and the Triassic Mega-Rover finishes the job.

    During his brief re-reign, Tutenhawken took an interest in Cassidy (or Cassipatra as she called herself), which conflicted with the progress she and Ethan had been making in showing people her better side. The monster's treatment of Devin, though, led her to resume the right track, and bridges are mended between her and Ethan.

    b: 07-Aug-2004 pc: 1425 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Debut of the Blue Hovercraft Cycle.
  • First time Yellow & Blue Rangers get to ride with Triassic in the Mega-Rover's cockpit.
  • Second monster this season not to be a made-on-the-spot mutation (after Fossilador), and first not to have any ties to Dr Mercer at all.
    • 522. Disappearing Act
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Anthony Ray Parker (Thornox (voice))

    To help her mutant flower grow into the Thornox monster, Elsa uses a sample of mysterious green slime. Tommy seeks the same ooze from the source, and after a run in with some Tyranodrones, brings back some of it for Hayley to run a test on. She discovers that with it, she can demorph Tommy. The experiment is a success, but though he's no longer the Black Ranger, he's now invisible! Seems the slime kicked his Dino Gem power into overdrive, and until it wears off, he's clearly... well, clear.

    As for Thornox, he and the Evil White Ranger Clone team-up, and take on the Rangers' Thundersaurus & Mezodon Megazords.

    In personal life developments, Ethan's got his first date with Cassidy coming up, a picnic by the sea. He seeks assistance from his friends in making it go right: Kira helps with his fashion, Conner with his dancing skills, Trent with proper dining manners, and when things turn sour, the invisible Doctor O fixes the situation personally. T-Drones help to cut it all short. Ethan realizes he has nothing in common with Cassidy, and his duties as a Ranger would cut into a relationship with her. Similarly, Cassidy realizes her softening by knowing him is dulling the edge she needs to be a reporter, and her duties as a reporter preclude a relationship. They decide to remain friends.

    b: 21-Aug-2004 pc: 1426 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Tommy finally demorphs after 12 episodes stuck as the Black Dino Ranger, though now he's invisible due to his Dino Gem Power being stuck in overdrive. He stayed morphed the second-longest time in PR history (after PRiS' Zhane, who was morphed for 2 years).
  • Tommy's predictament is similar to what Bulk and Skull went through for the first half of Turbo... being stuck in another form (monkeys opposed to fully morphed), and getting free only to be invisible temporarily.
  • Evil White Ranger Clone, last seen seemingly destroyed in Triassic's dimension in "A Ranger Exclusive", is back without fanfare.
  • First use of Mezodon Megazord's Wheel Spin Attack.
  • Evil White Ranger Clone has total control of the Dino Stegazord.
  • Dr Anton Mercer appears for the first time since "Copy That."
    • 523. Fighting Spirit
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Stephen Hall (Edward Cormier) Edwin Wright (Dr. Walsh) Jason David Frank (Red Zeo Ranger (voice)) Jason David Frank (MMPR White Ranger (voice)) Jason David Frank (Green Ranger (voice)) Patrick Wilson (VI) (News Reporter (voice)) Mark Wright (Terrorsaurus II (voice)) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice; uncredited))

    Elsa and her T-Drones dig up a powerful energy crystal, which has the same mineral properties of the Dino Gems. She feeds it to the newly revised and revamped Terrorsaurus II (from "Triassic Triumph"). He fights the four DinoThunder Rangers, and thanks to the crystal, is able to fry their Morphing Energies, leaving them powerless.

    Things aren't so well for Tommy, either. Hayley uses his Dino Gem in an experiment to reverse his invisibility, where it overloads, and though he's back to being visible, he's left in a coma. In the hospital, he has a major battle of wills within his fevered mind, facing first his Red Zeo Ranger self, then the White Mighty Morphin' Ranger, followed by the toughest of them all, his old Green Ranger self. Upon resisting defeat, he learns of the true nature of the dream, fighting for his life to prove he's still got a drive to live. He passes the test, and all three of his old selves not only restore him to life, but repair his Black Dino Gem.

    Tommy joins the battle against Terrorsaurus II, and with his Super Dino Mode, takes the monster out, restoring his students' powers. The main three Rangers use the Thundersaurus Megazord against the giant Terrorsaurus, and are able to beat him with some Super Dino Mode inspiration.

    Oh, and Cassidy & Devin have a bit of a clash when she's eager to go on the air with the story of the Rangers abandoning Reefside.

    b: 28-Aug-2004 pc: 1427 w: Jackie Marchand d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Jason David Frank returns to full duty as Dr Tommy Oliver, having spent 11 episodes doing voice-only (and two others absent).
  • Debut of Tommy's Super Dino Mode.
  • First time we've seen the Red Zeo Ranger since PRWF's "Forever Red"; White Ranger (as a dream) in PRZ's "King For A Day, Part I"; and Green Ranger (illusion) in MMPR's "Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part II".
  • First time Original Non-Japanese footage has used the Sentai-style foam shield for the MMPR Green Ranger.
  • First episode to not feature Triassic Ranger since he was introduced (outside of a quick flashback).
  • The machine that made Tommy visible is, at least partialy, the same one that freed him from the amber that started this whole mess back in "Leader Of The Whack", and demorphed him in "Disappearing Act".
  • MMPR White Ranger mentions Angel Grove, the setting of seasons one through six.
  • For the record, only the MMPR White Ranger's powers are stated by Tommy to be destroyed.
  • The "Go Go Power Rangers" musical cue makes a cameo when the Red Zeo Ranger first appears, and the Dragon Dagger flute plays a modified version of the Dragonzord summoning tune.
  • The locales for the Tommy vs Former Powers fight resemble: Red Zeo seems to be Gasket's Arena on Rita's Planetoid; MMPR White seems to be the forest he used to land at when falling from Tigerzord; and Green the ruins he first fought the Power Rangers at.
  • Each of the Tommy vs Former Powers scenes was tinted the color of the power he was fighting.
  • Premiered on the 11th anniversary (to the day) of the series.
    • 524. The Passion of Conner
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Antonia Prebble (Krista) Des Wallace (Bulldozer Driver) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Andrew Faulkner (Deadwood (voice))

    Conner's got his sights set on a girl named Krista at school. But she's a passionate, activist type, totally the opposite of himself. He tries (and eventually fails) to impress her by acting interested in her latest environmentalist campaign, to save an over 100 year old tree behind Reefside High that Principal Randall wants to tear down to put in a parking lot. Truth is, Mesogog wants the serum from the tree before anyone else can become aware of it's secret: it's growing over a Life Force Spring. Unbeknownst to him, Zeltrax, having laid low and injured since his apparent death, is already aware and wants the serum from this Tree Of Life to become stronger, and seek revenge on his enemies, which now includes his former master Mesogog and his former love-interest Elsa. He drains the sap, using it to gain a slightly upgraded form, and turns the tree into the Deadwood Monster. The Rangers use the Thundersaurus Megazord, and the new Triceramax Megazord, to destroy Deadwood and give the Evil White Ranger Clone and his Dino Stegazord another beating.

    Conner doubts himself as a Ranger again, thanks to seeing how passionate Krista is about saving the tree, and he doesn't have the same kind of confidence in himself. He has a talk with Doctor Oliver, who hammers home the difference between cockiness and confidence, assuring him that if he believes in his deserving an inner power, he'll even surprise himself. This comes into play later, when Conner, faced with having to save Krista from Zeltrax, summons from within himself the ability to not only go Triassic without the need of his teammates, but gains a Battlized form ontop of it, with which he's able to save Krista. Zeltrax is defeated, reverting back to normal and vowing revenge. Conner helps plant a new tree where the Tree Of Life once stood, proving to Krista that he can indeed change, by displaying a newfound confidence in himself and what he's doing in life.

    b: 05-Sep-2004 pc: 1428 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: Premiered at a special timeslot on a special day, a Sunday, following the "Legacy of the Battlizer" marathon.
  • Opening credits are altered to include scenes of the Battlized Triassic, new shots of the ATVs, and the upcoming Valkasaurus Megazord.
  • Though the onscreen title is "The Passion Of Connor", with two "O"s, it's a typo in conflict with how the character and even the opening credits spell it, so it will be spelled correctly here.
  • Elsa (Miriama Smith) appears in her Principal Randall persona for the first time since "The Missing Bone".
  • Dr Oliver returns to Reefside High for the first time since before "White Thunder (3)".
  • Zeltrax returns, revealed to have survived near-destruction in "A Star Is Torn."
  • Zeltrax's temporarily upgraded form, with its red trimmings, should not be confused the toy-exclusive "Crimson Zeltrax."
  • The Triptoids, now oddly plentiful, return for the first time since "The Missing Bone." Tommy reveals a new way to defeat them as well: using Dino Gem Power to deactivate them with a golden energy into the Triptroids, followed by a total vaporization when the Rangers maximize their Dino Power.
  • Debut of the Triceramax Megazord (which is a combination of the Mezodon Megazord, with the Cephala, Dimetro, Parasaur, and Ankylo Dinozords), and its Turbo Fire attack.
  • Debut of the Battlized form of Conner's Triassic mode, as well as the Triassic Battlizer (called "Triassic Morpher" in the toys).
  • Battlized Triassic's got a LOT of attacks: Fire Kick, Super Stretch, Battle Punch, Super Stretch Kick, Dragon Yo-Yo, and Battle Blast. Super Fire Power is possibly the "show term" for this Battlized mode, like "Super Dino Mode", or an attack name, it's not yet clear. The toy is named "Mega Battlized Triassic Ranger" (which even has his stretching ability).
  • Zeltrax now regularly uses a red Invisiportal (having used one before in "Day Of The Dino (2)").
  • This is the second time that James Napier (Conner) and Antonia Prebble (Krista) have played characters with a romantic interest in each other. Their characters Jay and Trudy are romantically involved in the fifth season of the hit TV series, "The Tribe".
  • Deadwood is the second monster this season to grow without the use of the Hydro-Regenerator. And he'll be back in "Strange Relations."
  • Tommy makes a reference to Conner's doubts from "Wave Goodbye"
    • 525. Isn't It Lava-ly
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Peter Daube (Dr Norton Morton) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Peter Daube (Horn Rimmed Monster (voice))

    Zeltrax is still being sought by Mesogog's forces, as well as his old friend Tommy. He's a loose cannon in this war between good and evil, and despite besting the Evil White Ranger clone in battle, his lack of lifeforce from the recent Battlizer battle is making it harder for him to refuse re-enslavement by his former master.

    The lesson plan of substitute science teacher at the high school, volcanologist Dr Morton, inspires Elsa to turn him into a monster, with the power to reactivate a volcano which once existed where Reefside currently is. It'll take some teamwork, the Battlized Triassic, and a rarely used Megazord combo to put a stop to the molten-revolting and restore Morton.

    Ethan's extremely cocky about his skills at playing the "Detonation Man" computer game. That is, until his unchallenged reign as king of the tournament for it at Hayley's Cyberspace is tested (and brought down) by none other than Devin, who breaks off from Cassidy to display this hidden talent of his own. And speaking of breaking, Cassidy finds herself quite broken without Devin around.

    b: 18-Sep-2004 pc: 1429 w: Bruce Kalish d: Paul Grinder

    NOTE: First time episode writer (but longtime television veteran) Bruce Kalish will become one of the show's several executive producers next season.
  • The Thundersaurus Meagazord (with Stegazord)'s "Hanging Ten" attack is used for the first time since its introduction in "Ocean Alert". First time the Stegazord has been used by the (good) DT Rangers since "White Thunder (3)", and an explaination as to how they can summon it when it's been solely used by the EWR clone for a while now won't come until the next episode.
  • First time the Triptoids have fought the Rangers in two consecutive episodes in a row. And this is at least the second time the Tyrannodrones have appeared but not fought in an ep.
  • The Horn Rimmed Monster, despite being made from Dr Morton, actually had a cameo debut as one of three monsters in the "practice dimension" where Evil White Ranger clone sparred in "Triassic Triumph."
  • Elsa appears also in her Principal Randall persona.
  • Devin's last name is revealed to be Del Valle (though it's mispronounced).
  • Trent doesn't appear morphed in this episode.
  • Second monster this season to be made (partially) out of a human being (after Marty the Mackerel in "It's A Mad Mad Mackerel").
    • 526. Strange Relations
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Adam Gardiner (Evil White Ranger (voice)) Geoff Dolan (Jade Gladiator (voice)) Jim McLarty (Skortch (voice))

    The Evil White Ranger clone learns of his rapidly decreasing power. Seems when Zeltrax created him, it caused a glitch in the Morphing Grid. Two White DinoThunder Rangers can't exist at once. So EWR decides to go out in a blaze of glory, Megazord style, only to lose control of the Drago Zord and Stegazord in the process. He goes for one last attempt to change his fate, by dueling with Trent. Despite the clone's use of Super Dino Mode, Trent prevails, and the clone is eliminated for good.

    Meanwhile, Dr Mercer recieves the Greenleaf Award for developments in the field of Botanical Research, using genetics on plants to benefit mankind. His reluctant alter ego, Mesogog, utlizes Mercer's research for his own goals, creating the Jade Gladiator out of one of those altered plants. The monster repeatedly defeats the Rangers, and sprouts two extra monsters (Deadwood from "The Passion of the Conner" and the new Skortch monster) to assist him. It takes a combination of every DinoThunder Zord to reap what Mesogog sowed.

    b: 25-Sep-2004 pc: 1430 w: Jackie Marchand d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: The use by the Rangers of the Stegazord in the last episode is retroactively explained: the EWR clone's power drain makes it possible. This also marks the first time the White Drago Zord has been used by Trent since "Burning At Both Ends."
  • Debut and sole appearance of the ultimate Megazord combination for this season (involving every DinoThunder Zord in some form or another), which the toy-line calls the Dino Rage Megazord (some other sources call it the Valkasaurus Megazord), but the show refers to as "Thundersaurus, Full Power".
  • This is the first time Tommy has been inside a Zord on the show since "Passing The Torch (2)". Also marks the first time the entire DinoThunder Ranger team has been in one Megazord together.
  • Second time this season a monster has been made from a mutated plant (after Thornox in "Disappearing Act").
  • First mention of the Morphing Grid since MMAR.
  • Debut of the Triceramax Megazord's "Tricera Weapons Counterstrike" and "Tricera Lance" attacks.
  • Dr. Anton Mercer appears for the first time since "Disappearing Act."
  • It is revealed with this episode that Tommy can enter the Stegazord and form it up with the Dragozord and control the Dino Stegazord in the place of Trent.
  • Final appearance of Thundersaurus Megazord Stega Mode
    • 527. Thunder Storm (1)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Pua Magasiva (Shane Clarke (Red Wind Ranger)) Sally Martin (Tori Hanson (Blue Wind Ranger)) Glenn McMillan (Dustin Brooks (Yellow Wind Ranger)) Jason Chan (Cam Watanabe) Adam Tuominen (Hunter Bradley) Jorgito Vargas (Blake Bradley) Grant McFarland (Lothor) Grant McFarland (Sensei Kanoi Watanabe) Katrina Browne (Kapri) Katrina Devine (Marah) Luke Price (Jesse) Onno Boelee (Security Guard) Andrew Merrifield (Foreman) Charlie Haskell (Worker) Kelson Henderson (Announcer (voice))

    Lothor finally climbs his way out of the Abyss of Evil. Disguising himself as his now-captive twin brother (Sensei Watanabe), Lothor tricks Shane, Dustin, and Tori into donning the Wind Morphers, sabotaged to make them his slaves, his own evil Rangers! With them, and a pair of monsters he picked up in the Abyss, Lothor sieges the Wind Academy, and captures the students once more. Marah & Kapri, always looking out for themselves, reluctantly resume their status in their uncle's army.

    Meanwhile, Blake comes to Reefside for a Motocross tournament, and begins a flirtation with Kira. It isn't long before Cam contacts him and his brother Hunter, about the current situation regarding their old teammates.

    The evil Wind Rangers, with Kelzaks and the two Monster Generals by their side, head on a march of destruction. Hayley & Tommy, noticing a blanket of evil spreading over the state of California from the re-opened Abyss, become aware of this rampage. The three main DinoThunder Rangers are sent to stop them, and holding back so as to not destroy the fellow Rangers, are beaten by the evil Winds.

    And Mesogog dispatches Elsa to offer Lothor their aid in the assistance of the destruction of the world...

    b: 02-Oct-2004 pc: 1431 w: Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS NINJA STORM" meets "POWER RANGERS DINOTHUNDER", part one of two.
  • The opening credits' final shot of the Rangers posing in front of explosions gets replaced with the DinoThunder/Ninja Storm 11 Ranger colored-smoke pose shot, for this episode and next only.
  • First team-up between two full Ranger teams since PRWF's "Reinforcements From The Future (2)".
  • The two "Monster Generals" from the Japanese TV show version of the DinoThunder Ranger's exploits (from "Lost & Found In Translation") make their "real life" debut here, as demons Lothor rescued from the Abyss of Evil. They're not named onscreen, but episode writer Douglas Sloan has said they're named "Pupperazi and Impy" after two net.fans of the program.
  • First time a team-up between two PR teams has included the footsoldiers from the previous season (unless you count the Piranahtrons in "True Blue To The Rescue").
  • The scene of Shane, Dustin, and Tori teaching the ninja students is in stark contrast as a bookend to their introduction in "Prelude to a Storm."
  • It's finally revealed that Lothor's only related to Marah & Kapri by marriage.
  • Trent mentions that he thought the DinoThunder Rangers were the only team still around, implying all still-active teams from the past are indeed retired.
  • Lothor's capturing of the ninja students in a bottle is similar to the plight faced by ninja master Ninjor from MMPR Season 3.
  • There's irony in that it's the Wind Rangers who get turned evil this time around, instead of the Thunders.
  • This is the first time two different teams of Power Rangers have come to blows with one another.
  • The method used to turn the Wind Rangers evil is a combo of Astronema turning the TMNT evil in "Shell Shocked", and how Trent became the evil White DinoThunder Ranger earlier this season in "White Thunder (1)" by donning a tainted morpher.
  • Kira's recognizing Blake is a direct reference to "Legacy of Power", wherein she saw him in both civilian and Ranger forms.
  • Mesogog's utter lack of respect for Lothor, a factor in both this and the next episodes, was first mentioned back in "Day of the Dino, Part 2"
  • Trent and Tommy do not appear morphed in this episode.
    • 528. Thunder Storm (2)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Pua Magasiva (Shane Clarke (Red Wind Ranger)) Sally Martin (Tori Hanson (Blue Wind Ranger)) Glenn McMillan (Dustin Brooks (Yellow Wind Ranger)) Jason Chan (Cam Watanabe (Green Samurai Ranger)) Adam Tuominen (Hunter Bradley (Crimson Thunder Ranger)) Jorgito Vargas (Blake Bradley (Navy Thunder Ranger)) Grant McFarland (Lothor) Grant McFarland (Sensei Kanoi Watanabe) Katrina Browne (Kapri) Katrina Devine (Marah) Luke Bode (Jesse) Onno Boelee (Security Guard (uncredited)) Peter Rowley (Zurgane (voice))

    Cam, Blake, and Hunter head into the Abyss of Evil to retrieve their stolen powers, and run into some resistance, in the form of Zurgane, Kelzaks, and a few previously destroyed monsters. They nearly plunge into the depths, but their Sensei arrives in time to save them.

    Mesogog and Lothor form an alliance, with Mesogog providing the plan and Lothor providing the Evilized Wind Rangers. The three Winds Ninjas face off against the main three DinoThunder teens, in an unmorphed showdown, leading up to Dino Gem powers vs Ninja powers, Conner vs Shane, Ethan vs Dustin, Kira vs Tori. It's fairly enough matched a battle, and right when it's about to move up to morphed, Cam, Blake & Hunter show up. They trick their three spellbound teammates into giving up their evilly-enchanted Power Discs for their original ones, thus breaking the spell!

    The combined forces of Mesogog and Lothor's troops are assembled, so the combined forces of the Ninja Storm and DinoThunder Rangers all come together to stop them. The 11 Rangers pair off: the two Reds take on Lothor's newest Abyss-spawn Generals, utilizing their Cycles, weapons, and eventually, a double-dose of Battlizer power; Blue Wind and Yellow DT double team on Elsa; Yellow Wind and Blue DT, on their Cycles (including the Hover), take on a few previously-destroyed monsters; Black DT, and Navy & Crimson Thunders team-up against Zurgane; and Green Samurai & White DT face the Wolfblades and the three teams of footsoldiers, using a boost of Super Dino and Super Samurai powers.

    But it's Marah & Kapri who save the day, by showing their true colors in swiping their uncle's bottle, and freeing the captured ninjas. Seems they were also behind rescuing Sensei! Lothor hasn't time to let this loss sink in, as Mesogog challenges him to a duel. The fight rages in his lab, leading to Mesogog reverting Lothor into his basic genetic material, kept harmlessly preserved forever in one of his chemical jars.

    Seems Lothor's extraction of their powers have brought an end to the Ninja Storm Rangers' powers for good, but their new friends, the DinoThunders, are continuing on the good fight for them. Blake wins his motocross race, as the combined teams cheer him on, and Marah & Cassidy see each other in passing, finding the other stunning, but themselves prettier.

    b: 09-Oct-2004 pc: 1432 w: Douglas Sloan d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: "POWER RANGERS NINJA STORM" meets "POWER RANGERS DINOTHUNDER", part two of two.
  • Among the monsters accompanying Zurgane from out of the Abyss of Evil are Blue Face (from "Prelude To A Storm") the unnamed clown monster seen in Lothor's video footage of losing monsters (from "Double-Edged Blake"), the Wolfblades (from "Shimazu Returns"), and General Treyf (from "Pork Chopped"). All were also in "Storm Before The Calm (2)", along with the unnamed Chinese dragon monster, who also appears here.
  • First time three different sets of footsoldiers have been used in a single battle at once (that being the Kelzaks, Tyrannodrones, and Triptoids).
  • Lothor's final fate, action-figure sized in a jar, is similar to the method of containment used on mutants in PRTF.
  • Ethan views footage from "Storm Before The Calm (2)" on his laptop, a reference to "Legacy Of Power", where it was established that certain scenes of Rangers' lives have been archived.
  • Marah, Kapri, and Cam make reference to the first time the two girls pretended to be evil, back towards the end of Ninja Storm's run.
  • The Ninja Rangers having "enough energy for one last fight" is EXACTLY the same thing that happened to Tommy in "Green No More 1-2"
    • 529. In Your Dreams
    gs: Ray Trout (Croco D'Vile (voice)) Jonathan Brugh (Rumba Monkey (voice)) Tim Faville (Rude Elf (voice)) Tony Blackett (Squidrose (voice))

    Dr Mercer's night terrors lead to Mesogog's latest scheme. He has Elsa connect the Geno Randomizer to a machine, which taps into and exacerbates the DinoThunder Rangers' dreams, with the hope of destroying them in their sleep. Tommy dreams of fighting the Squidrose monster, based out of his calamari dinner that night. Kira's reptile homework leads to her facing the lovesick Croco D'Vile monster in her dreams. Ethan's research on primates creates the Rumba Monkey monster, who monkeys around with his dreams. Conner, his nightmare inspired by recent Christmas shopping with his mom, faces the festive Rude Elf monster. Each REM-based baddie is defeated, though dreams of teamwork, weapons, and Megazords. The only one to get a good night's sleep is Trent!

    b: 16-Oct-2004 pc: 1433 w: Jackie Marchand d: Britta Johnstone

    NOTE: Cassidy (Katrina Devine) and Devin (Tom Hern) do not appear in this episode.
  • First time an episode has occured near Christmas, or the holiday season even properly referred to, since PRZ's "A Season To Remember."
  • Previous episodes involving evilly-influence dreams (or just monster-infused nightmares) include MMPR's "For Whom The Bell Trolls", "Crystal Of Nightmares", and "A Brush With Destiny", PRZ's "It Came From Angel Grove", and PRLG's "Dream Battle"
  • Dr Anton Mercer appears.
  • It's explained how Conner can go Triassic without Ethan & Kira around: they can send their added power to him via their Dino Gem Bracelets.
  • Trent doesn't appear morphed in this episode.
  • No monsters or morphed fighting outside of the dream sequences.
  • First time in the show's history we've seen Tommy's bedroom.
  • This is the fourth episode this season where the Rangers never actually morph (the first three were "Day of the Dino (1)", "Legacy of Power", and "Lost & Found In Translation")
  • The various dream sequences were, at times, bordered by the color of the dreaming Ranger.
  • Final "appearance" of Triceramax Megazord and any Auxillary Zord formations.
    • 530. Drawn into Danger
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Neill Rea (Carson Brady) Richard King (Guy) Penny Ashton (Fridgia (voice))

    Trent's artistic inspiration, comic book artist & creator Carson Brady, does a signing at Hayley's Cyberspace. Elsa uses the opportunity to slip him a magical pen, which possesses him into drawing a comic book where the Power Rangers are destroyed by a monster named Fridgia. Once the issue is finished, every one of the DinoThunders are sucked into a comic dimension and forced to live out the storyline! Trent manages to draw himself into the story, and helps change the ending, though in doing so, frees Fridgia, leading to Conner's Battlized showdown with the cold-hearted female creature.

    In other events, Cassidy becomes Fantasa-Girl in order to get a story on comic fandom, Trent & Ethan both best Conner at soccer, Dr Anton Mercer helps fund a collaboration comic between Trent & Carson Brady, and Mesogog once again scolds Elsa for her failure.

    b: 23-Oct-2004 pc: 1434 w: Jackie Marchand d: Britta Johnstone

    NOTE: The "comic dimension" sequences were modified via the filmmaking technique known as Rotoscoping.
  • Principal Randall appears for the first time since "Isn't It Lava-ly."
  • Kira references the "personality-altering meteor" from "Leader Of The Whack."
  • Tommy refers to his previous experience with 2-Dimensional book-relation dimension from MMPR's "Storybook Rangers."
  • Cassidy mentions "comic book fandom", a rare usage of the fan-term "fandom" on a TV show.
  • Dr. Anton Mercer appears, and will appear in every episode for the rest of the season.
  • Trent's drawings that Dr. Mercer finds were previously shown being drawn in "White Thunder (1)".
  • The title of the comic the Rangers become trapped in is "Cold Front." And the collaboration comic between Trent & Carson is titled the same as this episode.
  • The storyline of "comic dimension superheroes and villains" is similiar to PR's long-canceled sister series, "Beetleborgs".
  • There's intentional irony that one evil pen (Drago Sword's quill mode) destroys the other, let alone that in this case, the Drago Sword is mightier than the pen.
  • Carson Brady becomes the first non-Ranger ally on this season to learn of a DT Ranger's secret identity.
  • This is the first time all five Super Dino Modes have appeared, not only in the same episode, but in the same battle.
  • Unless you count dream sequences from "In Your Dreams", this is the fourth episode in a row where the Rangers have not actually used their Zords. A Ranger record.
  • Fridgia's creation, drawn into existence from an evilly engineered pen, marks the fifth different method of creating a monster this season.
    • 531. House of Cards (1)
    gs: Bruce Hopkins (Ruby Dragon (voice))

    Ethan plays against Devin with their favorite card game, "Dragon Wars." He wins using the ultra-rare Ruby Dragon card, but in doing so attracts the attention of Prinicpal Randall, who confiscates their cards. Dr. Oliver is persuaded to talk to Randall about giving the cards back, and when going to visit her office, he witnesses her changing into Elsa! Tommy and Elsa do battle in the schoolyard, blowing her disguise as Randall in front of the whole student body, leaving a vacancy for Prinicpal of Reefside High.

    Trent goes to Mesogog's lab by himself, and tries to get the card back, but in fighting Elsa, accidentally ensures it gets turned into the Ruby Dragon monster. While fighting the Rangers, both the Ruby Dragon and Elsa make it known that Trent is hiding something from his teammates. He tries to play it off as his going after the card solo was the big secret. Ruby Dragon is destroyed by the three main Megazords.

    Elsa, again threatened by Mesogog for her failure, slips the Ruby Dragon card into Dr Anton Mercer's pocket, setting it up to fall out when he reaches for his cellphone while talking to the Rangers in the hallway of the high school. The stress of explaining how it got there leads to his transforming into Mesogog in front of the team! Mesogog thinks Trent set him up, the team realizes this was his big secret, and trust is lost from both sides on the White Ranger.

    b: 30-Oct-2004 pc: 1435 w: Douglas Sloan d: Britta Johnstone

    NOTE: Final appearance of Elsa's Principal Randall persona, as her dual identity is exposed publically.
  • The dual identity of Dr. Anton Mercer and Mesogog is also exposed, but to the Rangers only.
  • First time the Z-Rex Blaster has been used with both the Brachio Staff and Drago Sword attached.
  • Tommy can pilot the Mezodon Megazord.
  • This is the first time the Rangers have morphed directly to Super Dino Mode.
  • Elsa makes direct reference to her feelings towards Tommy, which have not really been a factor, aside from the change in her appearance, since they first surfaced in "Beneath the Surface"
  • Aside from Trent, who was last face to face with him in "Copy That", this is the first time any of the Rangers have seen Mesogog directly since way back in "White Thunder".
  • Cassidy mentions she has a 6 year old brother that is, like Devin and Ethan, into Dragon Wars.
  • Cassidy's little brother, Jake Cornell, was supposed to appear in this episode, discover the rangers identities, and tell Devin who they are. This scene was cut out, but evidence can be found in "Thunder Struck Pt. 2" after Cassidy and Devin confront the rangers after the final battle, and Devin said "I kind of already knew."
    • 532. A Test of Trust (2)
    gs: James Coleman (Ugly Monster (voice))

    The recent attempted exploitation by Elsa of his human side leads Mesogog to finally ridding himself of Dr Anton Mercer. The stunned body of Mercer is carted off by Tyrannodrones, and Mesogog immediately begins acting a lot more insane...

    The discovery of Trent's long-kept secret about Mesogog leads the main three DinoThunder teens to realize just how important being a Ranger has been to them, and how much they've grown because of it. Trent reminds them of his own struggles, and explains his reasoning for keeping his word to his father. All but Conner is willing to give him a second chance, and even he is persuaded when, while facing Mesogog's latest monster, Trent saves Conner's life. The team's bond is mended, with Trent fully prepared to face Mesogog to free his father.

    b: 06-Nov-2004 pc: 1436 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Britta Johnstone

    NOTE: Most of this episode is a clipshow, made up from clips of previous episodes of PRDT.
  • Aside from in clips to previous episodes, Cassidy (Katrina Devine) and Devin (Tom Hern) do not appear in this episode.
  • The combination of all five DinoThunder Rangers' weapons into the Z-Rex Blaster is named here as "Super Mode".
  • The Thundersaurus Megazord gets an evil clone, the "Replicant Zord", known as the Blizzard Force Megazord in the toyline.
  • Mezodon Megazord's "Hatchet Attack" is named.
  • Final appearence of the Dragozord and the Dino Stegazord
    • 533. Thunder Struck (1)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Hannah Tolich (Angela) George Port (Guy) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice))

    Mesogog, now split from Mercer, readies his transmogrifacation beam, which will turn all of humanity into dinosaurs. To power it, he'll need the Dino Gems. But to start with, he siphons off Elsa's lifeforce. Instead of being destroyed by it, she's somehow teleported to Zeltrax, and reverted to a near-amnesiac civilian form. The Rangers face Zeltrax again, and free his captive, stunned to learn who she is, just as much as she is to learn it as well!

    Trent makes a deal with Mesogog to trade the Dino Gems for his father. In doing so, he allows his teammates to sneak onto the island fortress and with the help of Hayley's latest invention, blast the dinosaur-izer beam before it can be fired! Trent barely makes it out in time as Mesogog's lab explodes around him, rescuing not only the Gems, but Anton Mercer as well.

    Little do they know, that while they were gone, Zeltrax infiltrated Tommy's secret lab, recaptured Elsa, and destroyed the place!

    Also, Devin works up the courage to ask Cassidy to the prom. But the matter of finding the Rangers' secret identities or face being fired from their News Reporting job gets in the way. Luckily, he happens to stumble upon the DT team morphing, and actually succeeds in filming it!

    b: 13-Nov-2004 pc: 1437 w: Douglas Sloan d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Debut and sole usage of the Triceramax Command Center Truck, a repainted version of the PRNS Mobile Control Center.
  • Zeltrax was last seen in "Isn't It Lava-ly". His upgraded mode from "The Passion Of Conner" also makes a return.
  • This is the first and only time Hayley has gone out on a mission with the Rangers.
  • It is revealed that Elsa was an innocent transformed into an evil villain, specifically like "Cyborg Astronema" from PRiS. Her original civilian name is never revealed, nor how she came to become Mesogog's warrior.
  • Zeltrax "powers up" to his red-trimmed form by using the same hand motioning as the Rangers do when going Super Dino Mode.
  • Ethan remark concerning Trent & Anton falling out of the sky and landing right in front of them is a reference to the time he tried it, and it worked, in "Day Of The Dino (2)".
  • Kira's cry of "No, they can't be gone!" is the same thing she said when she thought that Tommy had perished in the destruction of the Aerial Assault Craft in "A Star is Torn"
    • 534. Thunder Struck (2)
    gs: Ismay Johnston (Hayley) Hannah Tolich (Angela) George Port (Guy) Antonia Prebble (Krista) James Gaylyn (Zeltrax (voice)) Latham Gaines (Mesomonster (voice))

    What's Zeltrax been up to while he's been absent from the show? Seems he and his Triptoids spent time building the Zelzord, the so-called "Ultimate Fighting Machine." Zeltrax, with the de-evilized Elsa as his captive, pilots the Zelzord into Reefside. Conner and Ethan pilot the Thundersaurus and Mezodon Megazords against the Zelzord, while Trent takes care of Triptoids, and Tommy & Kira rescue Elsa and face Zeltrax. The duo manages to save her, and destroy the cyborg once known as Smitty, once and for all. But the Zelzord takes a massive sacrifice of every Dinozord to stop it.

    Mesogog, having absorbed some power from the Dino Gems, transmogrifies to his ultimate dinosauric form, that of the Mesomonster. The five DinoThunder Rangers battle him fiercely, but even the Battlized Triassic power is unable to defeat him. To make things worse, Mesomonster is replicating! Only by pooling their Dino Gem energies into a giant flaming tyrannosaurus, can Mesogog be made extinct permanetly.

    Unfortunately, that last trick taps out the powers of the Dino Gems for good. Devin and Cassidy, having recorded this final battle, confront the team, and hand over the tape, admitting they couldn't exploit their friendship for personal gain after all they've done. At the Reefside 2004 senior prom, the couples include Devin & Cassidy, Conner & Krista (from "The Passion Of Conner"), and Ethan & Angela, the girl he met last episode. Kira and her band perform the music. As for Trent, he's going to art school in the fall, The humanized Elsa seems to be the new principal of the school, and she & Anton Mercer seem to be a blossoming item.

    As for Tommy? He's going to try to live the quiet life for once, by settling down and continuing teaching.

    b: 20-Nov-2004 pc: 1438 w: Ann Knapp Austen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Final episode of POWER RANGERS DINOTHUNDER.
  • Executive producers Doug Sloan and Ann Austen depart with this episode, having been the show-runners for this season and last, and having been formally associated with the show from MMPR through the early days of PRT.
  • This marks the third time Jason David Frank has officially and fully departed the show's regular cast as Tommy. The first was in season 1's "The Green Candle (2)", and the second was PRT's "Passing The Torch (2)."
  • Tommy's urging of Conner to sacrifice the Zords harkens back to his own Zord sacrifice in "Ninja Quest (1)".
  • The way the Megazords are sacrificed is the exact same thing TJ attempted with the Rescue Megazord in "Chase Into Space (1)".
  • This is the first, and last, time Ethan has piloted a Zord solo.
  • Ends with a montage of clips from previous episodes.
  • Katrina Divine is now the first full credit actor to last two full seasons on Power Rangers since Turbo.
    • Special

    The Hidden Episode
    gs: Emma Lahana (Kira Ford) Kevin Duhaney (Ethan James)

    Kira and Ethan, now powerless, discover a hidden stone in Hayley's Cyberspace which allows them to download a glimpse at the next team of Power Rangers: Space Patrol Delta.

    b: 30-Jan-2005

    NOTE: Aired version of the SPD Preview featurette (available on the "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Collision Course" and "Power Rangers DinoThunder: Triassic Triumph" DVDs).
  • Aired "hidden" around the end of an ABC Family JETIX airing of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie", and on Friday, February 4th on Toon Disney, following "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" at 6:50 pm (called "SPD: Before It Began" there).
  • Run time was originally approximately 7 minutes, with no opening nor end credit sequences.
  • In addition to SPD sentai footage, this episode features footage from "Day of the Dino 2" and a very brief clip of Pterazord from "Day of the Dino 1"
  • Ethan is making additions to the Power Rangers history files seen in "Legacy of Power" and "Thunder Storm 2".
  • The existence of this Morphing Grid tapping history rock might explain how the Ranger history files exist. It could easily have allowed Tommy and Hayley to access footage that should not exist.
    • Season 13 : Power Rangers S.P.D.: Space Patrol Delta

    535. Beginnings (1)
    gs: Andy Wong (Cadet #1) Takaharu Miyazaki (Alien) Andrew Robertt (Alien (voice)) Craig Parker (Narrator (voice)) Derek Judge (Bluehead (voice))

    Evil Alien Emperor Grumm heads for Earth armed with his loyal followers and an army of feirce cyborg soldiers known as Krybots.

    Meanwhile, in order to maintain peace on Earth from all alien attacks or otherwise, a new team of Power Rangers, armed with their own individual powers, is formed under the name of Space Patrol Delta (S.P.D) with Chief Anubis "Doggie" Cruger given supervision of the new team, which is made up of two separate groups, the elite team being the A-Squad of Rangers, and rookie cadets making up the B-Squad, but unlike the A-squad, this team are not yet privileged with morphers

    When three B-Team cadets, Sky, Bridge, and Syd, are assigned to investigate two thieves in their area, Jack and "Z", they find their quarries also possess powers of their own, although Jack and Z are able to elude the B-Team, they soon cross paths again shortly after Grumm arrives on Earth, prompting Anubis to provide the B-Team with morphers to become Power Rangers for the first time.

    b: 05-Feb-2005 pc: 1501 w: Bruce Kalish d: Greg Aronowitz

    NOTE: POWER RANGERS S.P.D. begins with this episode
  • Mora (Olivia James-Baird) and Piggy (Barnie Duncan) do not appear in this episode.
  • According to the ABC Family promos, this series takes place in the year 2020.
  • The A-Squad SPD Rangers have modified helmets of the Space Rangers (with Black repainted Green).
  • None of the B-Squad Rangers appear morphed in this episode.
  • Just before Jack throws the particle accelerator away, one of the aliens has the same head of MMPR villain Baboo, right down to the monocle. Aliens with Rocketron & Teksa's heads, and ones identical to PRTF's Univolt and Conwing, can be seen in the Parkington Square scene.
  • A-Squad's Pink Ranger is the first KNOWN Pink to not have a skirt when morphed. Syd, as seen next episode, is the second.
  • First Power Rangers series to have regular Pink and Green Rangers since Time Force.
  • The name of the production company handling the series changes from Village Roadshow KP Productions Limited to Ranger Productions, Inc. with this episode.
    • 536. Beginnings (2)
    gs: Derek Judge (Bluehead (voice)) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice))

    Jack and Z are confronted by the B-Team once more, an ambush from Grumm's feirce Krybots gives the two theives a chance to escape, but both stay behind to help the courageous Rangers against the Krybots, afterwards, Jack and Z "volunteer" to join the B-Squad

    b: 05-Feb-2005 pc: 1502 w: Greg Aronowitz d: Greg Aronowitz

    NOTE: Kat (Michelle Langstone) and Mora (Olivia James-Baird) do not appear in this episode.
  • This is the first time since PRWF that the team starts off with 5 Rangers instead of 3 (though technically, they start out with 3, but gain 4th & 5th in the same episode). Also the first since then to have two female Rangers, and first since PRTF to have a Pink Ranger.
  • Introduction of RIC (Robotic Interactive Canine).
  • Debut of the Delta Blasters, DeltaMax Strikers, and first appearance of the Delta Squad Megazord.
  • An Aquitian (from MMAR) appears behind the B-Squad when Z joins them on the training grounds. Other suit-cameos include Jade Gladiator and Izout near Piggy's.
    • 537. Confronted
    gs: Emlyn Williams (II) (Cadet 2) Siobhan Page (Cadet 3) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Praxis (voice))

    The burdens of leadership fall heavily on Jack, as the A-squad is called to do battle with the invading Troobians in space, leaving the earth in the care of the B-Squad, and very soon the team begin to doubt and challenge Jacks' leadership credentials.

    b: 12-Feb-2005 pc: 1503 w: Jackie Marchand d: Greg Aronowitz

    NOTE: Piggy (Barnie Duncan) does not appear in this episode.
  • Mora is finally introduced. She also first displays her ability to draw a monster into existence, a similar method of episodic-baddie creation to that of Fridgia in PRDT's "Drawn Into Danger", and of course, Big Bad Beetleborgs.
  • The city SPD takes place in is finally named: Newtech City.
  • First use of the five Delta Runners, and their combination of the Delta Squad Megazord, by the B-Squad.
    • 538. Walls
    gs: Patrick Khutze (Security Guard #1) Patrick Wilson (VI) (Security Guard #2) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) Bruce Hopkins (Ringbah (voice))

    Sky, unable to cope with not being chosen as the Red Ranger, refuses to join in any of the teams' activities, and his temper is only made worse when Jack and Bridge are given new super charged bikes, meanwhile, Grumm decides to steal a truckload of diamonds in hopes of converting them into a new source of energy.

    b: 19-Feb-2005 pc: 1504 w: John Tellegen d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Boom (Kelson Henderson) and Piggy (Barnie Duncan) do not appear in this episode.
  • Debut of the Red and Green SPD Patrol Cycles.
  • Bridge reveals he's Jewish, making him the first known Jewish Power Ranger.
  • This is the third time the Jewish holiday, Hanukkah is mentioned in the series. The others being in MMPR's "I'm Dreaming Of A White Ranger", and PRZ's "A Season To Remember."
  • Ringbah's robot is of the same design as the one from "Beginnings (2)".
  • Sky's father was an SPD Ranger who apparently used the Red Time Force Ranger powers (it is NOT Wes, though).
  • The voice of the A-Squad Red Ranger is uncredited.
    • 539. Dogged
    gs: Ross Buckingham (Policeman) Jaxin Hall (Tall Cadet) Mick Innes (Alien #3) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice; uncredited)) Mark Wright (Rhinix (voice))

    Syd becomes annoyed by the antics of the S.P.D's robotic dog, RIC, and that tension is not abated even when the two are paired up on an assignment to investigate a series of disappearances (caused by a new formula deployed by Grumm lackey Rhinix that can transform humans into a gooey type of fuel).

    When RIC puts himself in danger for Syd during a Krybot ambush however and is damaged, seemingly beyond repair, in the fight, Syd is guilt ridden and asks Boomer and Bridge to try and repair him.

    b: 26-Feb-2005 pc: 1505 w: Jackie Marchand d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: First episode of the season to feature everyone credited in the opening credits.
  • The first monster to meet with Gruumm is a repainted Deviot from PRLG.
  • R.I.C. is upgraded to version 2.0, and his Canine Cannon mode debuts.
  • The SPD HQ master control room is referred to as "the Command Center", same as the home base for MMPR.
  • This is the first episode of the season to have no mention or sign of the A-Squad.
  • It is shown in this episode that the grip from the Deltamax Strikers can be used as a sort of taser weapon.
  • Bridge's penchant for standing on his head to think is first displayed.
    • 540. A-Bridged
    gs: Sarah Thomson (Diane/Hydrax (voice)) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) Mark Wright (T-Top (voice))

    The team is on the lookout for an intergalactic bank robber. They see a suspicious-looking alien, T-Top, near the vicinity of the crime. Assuming that they have their man, they try to arrest him, but T-Top puts up a fight and evades them. Although the evidence points to T-Top as the bank robber, Bridge is not convinced of his guilt and asks to conduct his own investigation. The others are dubious of Bridge's methods as he tries to look beyond the obvious facts and uses his intuition.

    b: 05-Mar-2005 pc: 1506 w: Mark Hoffmeier d: Andrew Merrifield

    NOTE: Mora (Olivia James-Baird) and Piggy (Barnie Duncan) do not appear in this episode.
  • First use of close-up building explosion footage in a first-run episode since around the middle of PRTF (and, of course, it's clearly stated to be empty).
  • First monster this season to grow gigantic (though Bluehead in the second episode seemed to have been transformed into a giant robot, this is an organic creature increasing in size).
  • Bridge wears reading glasses (once in a while...).
  • This is the first time the Judgement Scanner has come up innocent when used on a villain.
  • First use of Delta Squad Megazord's Shrink-Cuffs and its own Judgement Scanner mode.
  • First use of the SPD belt buckle Hand-cuffs.
  • Its revealed that when an Alien/Monster abuses their stay on Earth by causing destruction, they are ordered to leave the planet, and will not be allowed to return.
    • 541. Sam (1)
    gs: Aaron James Murphy (Sam) Elliot Lawless (Mark) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice; uncredited)) Kelson Henderson (Bugglesworth (voice)) James Gaylyn (Orange Head (voice))

    Sam, a young, shy boy, exhibits special teleportation powers that make him the cause of ridicule on the playground. Seeing that Sam has no friends Mora lures him into helping her in her latest folly. She produces the Bugglesworth monster who is able to turn humans into dolls. With Sam's power, an entire office building is teleported out of the city and the people inside turned into dolls for her playthings. The Rangers encounter Sam and Z sees a kindred soul. She realizes that he is not evil, just looking for a place to fit in. She tries to befriend Sam, but he is wary of her help. Mora sends an Orangehead soldier to fight the Rangers.

    b: 12-Mar-2005 pc: 1507 w: Bruce Kalish d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Piggy (Barnie Duncan) does not appear in this episode.
  • Z's morphing sequence is finally played full-screen.
  • Gruumm threatens to turn Mora back to what she was when he first "found" her.
    • 542. Sam (2)
    gs: Aaron James Murphy (Sam) Stephanie Morelli (Young Z) Catherine Nola (Ms. Carter) Siobhan Page (Cadet #1) Kelson Henderson (Bugglesworth (voice)) James Gaylyn (Orange Head (voice))

    It's a race against the clock, as Z must convince Sam to embrace his uniqueness and use his special powers for good, before the doll-based captive humans are turned into toys permanently. In doing so, she and her Ranger teammates will discover a secret about their shared heritage.

    b: 19-Mar-2005 pc: 1508 w: John Tellegen d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Piggy (Barnie Duncan) does not appear in this episode.
  • When Z was 12, she was saved by Doggie Cruger, who used Red Space Ranger Andros' cloak and Spiral Saber.
  • Dr. Manx is said to be 147 Human-Years old.
  • The parents of all of the B-Squad members, and Sam, were involved in the creation of the SPD Morphers in the year 2001, thus leading to their children gaining powers from their prolonged exposure.
  • A Bluehead Krybot, as featured in both parts of "Beginnings", is used.
  • This is the first time the Rangers have boarded their zords from outside the SPD base.
  • The Rangers carry explosives in the Deltamax Strikers.
  • The SPD Morphers have the ability to capture enemies in a containment sphere and erase them.
    • 543. Idol
    gs: Dwayne Cameron (Dru Harrington/Giganis (voice)) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice))

    Sky's old pal returns to Earth, and reveals a secret about himself which puts him at odds with the current Blue SPD Ranger.

    b: 02-Apr-2005 pc: 1509 w: David Garber d: Charlie Haskell

    NOTE: Debuted at a special time of a half-hour later than normal.
  • Derek Judge is credited for voicing Bluehead, despite the character not appearing in this episode.
  • Boom (Kelson Henderson), Mora (Olivia James-Baird), and Piggy (Barnie Duncan) do not appear in this episode.
  • Gruumm brings up the fate of the Sirius branch of SPD, Doggie Cruger's home planet, a shared past between them which will be explained in more detail in "Shadow (1)".
    • 544. Stakeout
    gs: Marjan Shahrinia (Dr. Rheas) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) James Coleman (Sinuku (voice)) Derek Judge (Bluehead (voice; uncredited))

    Jack & Syd go on a stakeout, watching over the former associate of a recently escaped alien. But as Jack becomes infatuated with the scientist, and Syd laments having to work on her birthday, tensions flare between the pair.

    b: 09-Apr-2005 pc: 1510 w: Jackie Marchand d: Mark Beesley

    NOTE: Emperor Gruumm (Rene Naufahu) and Mora (Olivia James-Baird) do not appear in this episode. Boom (Kelson Henderson) appears, but does not speak.
  • The video game featured involves Blue Senturion (from PRT) fighting Cyclopter (from PRLR).
  • The satellite prison is said to belong to KO-35, homeworld of Andros in PRiS.
  • The Canine Cannon can now automatically "card" villains, in addition to weakening them.
    • 545. Shadow (1)
    gs: Rene Naufahu (Stevedore) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) James Gaylyn (Benaag (voice))

    The Troobian General who led the forces which destroyed Anubis Cruger's homeworld of Sirius, comes to Earth with a vendetta against him. But Doggie's vow of pacifism since then puts the entire SPD team at risk. Also, Piggy wins the lottery.

    b: 16-Apr-2005 pc: 1511 w: Bruce Kalish d: Mark Beesley

    NOTE: The voices of the Orangehead and Bluehead are uncredited, though they're likely the same as in previous shows.
  • Emperor Gruumm steps foot on Earth for the first time. His choice of "human form" allows his actor, Rene Naufahu, to appear unmasked for the first time on the show.
  • Doggie Cruger's shared past with Gruumm is revealed via a flashback to the downfall of Sirius, revealing him to be the last of his kind.
  • Piggy opens his own cafe, aptly named "Piggy's". Among its menu items are Chicken Bedpan Stew, Mystery Muffins, Garbage Can Surprise, Crawly Combo, and Sock Soup.
  • Among the patrons of "Piggy's", are PRTF mutants Conwing & Chameliacon, and PRiS' Crototox Blue.
  • Dr. Kat Manx is shown to have excellent fighting abilities.
  • First appearance and use of the Shadow Saber.
  • The Shrink-Cuffs can be utilized without the formation of Delta Squad Megazord.
  • First use of the Blue Delta Runner's rescue cable (which is itself reminicent of the one used by Aero Rescue Three on Lightspeed Rescue)
    • 546. Shadow (2)
    gs: James Gaylyn (Benaag (voice)) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice))

    With Kat Manx captured, and a deadline puts Doggie Cruger under pressure to draw his sword once more to battle General Benaag. But first he must come clean with the Rangers about his past. That may be even tougher a confrontation than the hundred Krybots lying in ambush at the rendezvous site!

    b: 23-Apr-2005 pc: 1512 w: Bruce Kalish d: Mark Beesley

    NOTE: Mora (Olivia James-Baird) does not appear in this episode.
  • Doggie mentions his wife, Aisynia Cruger, who disappeared in the fall of Sirius. The mystery of her fate begins here, when Benaag is judged innocent for the crime.
  • Bridge claims to be the advisor of the C and D Squad cadets of SPD, as well as editor of the Academy Newspaper.
  • Doggie Cruger (John Tui) becomes the Shadow Ranger.
  • Debut of the Patrol Morpher (which was sorta "behind the scenes" last show).
  • Among the patrons at Piggy's cafe this time around are Chameliacon & Conwing (again), a guardian statue from MMPR:TM, a Tenga (from MMPR3), Izout, an alien with the head of Dash from PRTF, and an alien with the head and arms of PRLG's Rocketron.
  • This is the second time the judgement scanner has come up innocent.
    • 547. Abandoned
    gs: Paul Willis (Baskin) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) Mike Havoc (Drakel (voice))

    "The Evil", a stone of immense power said to have come from the depths of the abyss itself, is up for its centennial awakening. Gruumm wants its for himself, and sends an alien to seek it out from its warrior guardian. The Rangers will have their hands full, especially when their taking their newest teammate for granted to the point Shadow Ranger refuses to aid them in battle!

    b: 30-Apr-2005 pc: 1513 w: John Tellegen d: Britta Johnstone

    NOTE: Mora (Olivia James-Baird) and Boom (Kelson Henderson) do not appear in this episode.
  • Opening credits sequence gets revised, with various shots of Shadow Ranger, his ATV, Zord, and the shifting of John Tui as Doggie Cruger to his own full-screen credit (same with Gruumm).
    • 548. Wired (1)
    gs: Natacha Hutchison (Sophie) Zahn Buchanan (Cadet) Jim McLarty (Broodwing (voice)) Derek Judge (Bluehead (voice)) Jason Hoyte (Valko (voice))

    Mora recruits an alien named Valko to be Gruumm's second-in-command, whose first plan is to revive and control a dreaded cyborg beast known as Goradon. The key to taming it lies at the SPD Academy, with Bridge's new friend Sophie, who isn't what she appears to be.

    b: 07-May-2005 pc: 1514 w: Jackie Marchand & John Tellegen d: Britta Johnstone

    NOTE: Boom (Kelson Henderson) and Piggy (Barnie Duncan) do not appear in this episode.
  • First appearance of the D-Squad Cadets. The C-Squad has yet to be seen, only mentioned.
  • The exterior shot of the planet Mora meets Valko on is the same as that of planet Onyx from PRLG (though whether or not it's the same planet is debatable).
  • The SPD Headquarters debuts its Delta Command Crawler transformation.
  • Commander Cruger does not appear morphed in this episode.
  • First use of the Delta Base Defense System, which includes an energy blast projected from the police emblem of the Delta Base.
    • 549. Wired (2)
    gs: Natacha Hutchison (Sophie) Jason Hoyte (Valko (voice))

    The Rangers seek out Sophie, even asking Piggy if they know where the cyborg is. Her abilities as a super-computer are put to good use by Valko, who harnesses them to finally control Goradon! The Delta Base will need to make a mighty big transformation in order for our heroes to put an end to the equally large menace.

    b: 14-May-2005 pc: 1515 d: Britta Johnstone

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  • Debut of the Delta Command Megazord formation.
    • 550. Boom
    gs: Michael Saccente (Michael Boom) Lori Dungey (Louise Boom) Campbell Cooley (Tomars (voice))

    Is Boom da bomb? Or will he go the way of Fox's Tuesday block known as 'Da Boom'?

    b: 21-May-2005 pc: 1516

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