Power Rangers In Order

Zeo #13 – Mean Screen

We open with Tanya and Adam (MY FAVS) in a computer club learning the fundamentals of the internet, which makes sense given this was 1996.

Zeo #12 – Instrument of Destruction

We open with Adam alone in a classroom at school, which is weird. I’d say maybe he’s in detention, but the only time the Rangers have ever gotten detention was when Putties impersonated them.

Zeo #11 – A Few Bad Seeds

We open at the Angel Grove Junior Botanical Society Greenhouse, where Adam and Rocky are excitedly developing a new plant.

Zeo #10 – Graduation Blues

We open in Principal Caplan’s office, where there is a very amusing background detail.

Zeo #9 – Invasion of the Ranger Snatchers

We open with the shooting of an exceptionally low-budget film, in which both leads are acting like divas and storming off the set. Nearby are Kat, Tanya, and Rocky; the girls are over the moon to be in a Biff Star movie, but Rocky smarmily says he doesn’t look much like a superhero to him.

Zeo #8 – The Puppet Blaster

We open at the Juice Bar, where a bunch of children are cheering on an entertainer named Captain Pete. He introduces his sidekick Puppet Man, who is obviously going to be the monster of the episode.

Zeo #7 – Every Dog Has His Day

We open with the Rangers in costume trying out their new Zeo Jet Cycles…for some reason.

Zeo #6 – Rangers in the Outfield

We open at baseball practice, which Tanya is attending to support Shawn. Adam calls him the Sultan of Swing, and when she’s confused by the nickname, he explains it was one of Babe Ruth’s. She admits she doesn’t know who that is, and Adam is stunned despite knowing that Tanya spent her entire life on a different continent.

She passes it off as her not knowing much about baseball, period, but again — raised on a different continent.

Zeo #5 – For Cryin’ Out Loud

We open with Lt. Stone at the Juice Bar waiting on Bulk and Skull, who are rapidly approaching on their motorcycle. They blow through a traffic stop, a barn full of hay, and someone stringing up their laundry in their determination to get there on time.

Zeo #4 – Target Rangers

We open at a junkyard in Angel Grove, where the Cogs are hard at work on a monster called Silo. At the same time, Orbus is being outfitted with the ability to make Mondo’s monsters grow, because you didn’t think we were leaving that trope in Mighty Morphin, did you?