Power Rangers In Order

Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie

Friends, it’s time for a new era! And unlike last time, this movie is canon!

Zeo #50 – Good as Gold

This is it, everyone. The final episode of Zeo.

Zeo #49 – A Season to Remember

We open at Christmastime in the far future, when someone who is clearly an aged Tommy is telling his great-grandson about a Christmas from long ago. We flash back to the present, where the Juice Bar is hosting a banquet honoring the many winter holidays around the world.

Zeo #48 – Hawaii Zeo

We are so close to the end of Zeo, everyone. I can’t believe it.

Zeo #47 – Rangers of Two Worlds: Part 2

We open where we ended the last episode — with everyone frantically trying to take back control of the Zeo Megazord to save Billy. Tommy wants to teleport Billy out, but the Power Chamber’s teleportation mechanism still isn’t online yet.

Zeo #46 – Rangers of Two Worlds: Part 1

Okay, so we’re going to have to get real at some point in this two-parter. Like, discussing real-world homophobia in the 90s real. I assume we’ve got some time before we get there, but…be prepared.

We open at the Juice Bar, where Kat is embarrassed about a purse she made in art class, which didn’t turn out the way she wanted it to.

Zeo #45 – Another Song and Dance

We open with Tommy doing a Risky Business-style slide across the floor of the study room, leading into a full lip-sync performance to a rock song.

Zeo #44 – A Mystery to Me

When looking at the episode list for this season, I incorrectly assumed by the titles that this one and the last one would be connected.

We open with Bulk and Skull in costume at a spooky mansion. While their backs are turned, the eyes pop out of a painting so someone can spy on them.

Zeo #43 – A Brief Mystery of Time

We open with a student named Steven roller-skating through the halls of Angel Grove High, which is definitely not allowed. Indeed, a teacher chases after him, screeching his name and running straight into Tommy and Kat.

Zeo #42 – King for a Day: Part 2

Tommy decides that, being the king of the Machine Empire, he needs to fight Jason for himself — potentially putting to an end thousands of playground battles about which of them would win in a fight.