Power Rangers In Order

Zeo #26 – Game of Honor

Short versionnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

We open in medias res, with Adam running through a forest fighting off a band of ninja.

Zeo #25 – Song Sung Yellow

Do you care whether the theme songs are shortened in any given episode? Probably not. Am I going to continue reporting on it? Absolutely.

It’s a stupid shortened theme song this time.

We open with Bulk and Skull chasing an RC car for breaking the speed limit. Lt. Stone arrives with Cadet Connie Crendall, a new recruit to the force. Bulk falls in love immediately, and is entirely undeterred when Lt. Stone reveals she’s the captain’s daughter.

Zeo #23 – It Came From Angel Grove

FULL THEME SONG THIS TIME. HECK YES.

We open on a dark and stormy night in Angel Grove, where Tanya is drifting off in the study room next to Adam.

Zeo #22 – Trust in Me

We have the shortened version of the theme song again this episode. I’m livid.

Zeo #21 – Brother, Can You Spare an Arrowhead?

This episode’s theme song is randomly an abridged version of the Zeo theme, which is some bullshit.

Zeo #20 – Found and Lost

Tommy is jazzed by the news that he has a long-lost brother. David explains that Sam adopted him and raised him on the local reservation. Tommy adds that he was adopted, too (which is NEWS TO ME), but that his parents never told him he had a brother.

Zeo #19 – Challenges

Well, that’s a succinct title.

We pick up right where we left off last episode, with Tommy and the mystery horse rider, so this is kind of an unofficial multi-parter.

Zeo #18 – Inner Spirit

So. Today we’ll be getting back into Tommy’s Native American heritage. To quote myself back when we first learned of it:

“I’m just going to preface this episode by saying you should probably just assume that everything you’re about to see is incorrect.”

Zeo #17 – There’s No Business Like Snow Business: Part 3

At the Power Chamber, Zordon asks the Rangers if they know what the greenhouse effect is, and naturally Billy is able to answer. Kat, Tanya, and Adam all chime off its causes in succession, while Rocky doubts that it alone is the reason it’s so unseasonably hot.