Power Rangers In Order

Mighty Morphin #1.16 – Switching Places

Since it’s basically against the law for a children’s show not to have a Freaky Friday episode, today it’s Power Rangers’s turn.

We open with Squatt breaking into Billy’s house to tamper with his latest invention, which is more than a little terrifying. It also highlights a major flaw in Rita’s schemes thus far — if you know who they are and where they live, why don’t you just attack them in their sleep? An unconscious teenager isn’t going be able to do much against a giant monster stepping on their house, no matter how well they’re trained in martial arts.

Mighty Morphin #1.15 – Dark Warrior

An older Asian man is working on an invisibility potion in what looks to be a secret lab. He accidentally turns his cactus invisible and reacts with glee…end scene.

Mighty Morphin #1.14 – Foul Play in the Sky

We open on Kimberly’s foxy Uncle Steve, who is waiting on his niece so he can take her flying in his plane.

Mighty Morphin’ #1.13 – Peace, Love and Woe

Not having an Oxford comma in the title was their choice, not mine. I died a little inside typing it, but sometimes you have to make sacrifices for accuracy.

The episode begins with the Juice Bar setting up for a dance while the main cast does their thing in the background. Jason is giving Trini karate tips (as if she needs them), while Kimberly is practicing back handsprings on the ground (which, despite the fact that she’s missing mats again, is not inaccurate to how beam is often practiced; it is, however, starting to cause me concern that she doesn’t have an actual gym).