Power Rangers In Order

In Space #13 – Grandma Matchmaker

What kind of title…?

In Space #12 – The Great Evilyzer

We open in Angel Grove, where for some reason Phenomenus is testing out a device that can give anything an attitude. He starts right out by turning a machine that looks like it was built by Sid from Toy Story as evil as he possibly can.

In Space #11 – The Delta Discovery

We open on an unknown planet, where Piranhatrons are guarding…

In Space #10 – The Wasp with a Heart

We open at Angel Grove Park, where a wasp monster is skipping around picking flowers and generally being an absolute delight. Some Quantrons spot him and point him out to their leader, Sting King.

In Space #9 – The Craterite Invasion

We open with a kid named Patrick trying to convince his friends that he was attacked by a bear, and even has the scars to prove it. His mother sweeps in to reveal his lie, wiping away the scar he drew himself.

In Space #8 – When Push Comes to Shove

We open at the Surf Spot, where Cassie is writing in her diary. Adorably, there’s a picture of her and Ashley taped inside.

In Space #7 – A Ranger Among Thieves

We open with the Rangers training in the SimuDeck, which is something new this season offers — general martial arts training in the Juice Bar aside, we’ve never seen the Rangers actually doing formal training with their powers before.

In Space #6 – Satellite Search

This seems like as good a time as any to ask the question the show seems to have completely overlooked:

Do any of these kids’ parents know where they are?

In Space #5 – Never Stop Searching

We open with a shot of the Astro Megaship flying through space with background music that’s clearly an homage to Star Trek.

Andros is scanning nearby galaxies for life forms, presumably in search of Zordon. The Red Ranger glances around to ensure no one is nearby before removing a disc from a heretofore-unseen locket hidden under his shirt.

In Space #4 – Shell Shocked

Okay, so. Yeah. According to this episode and this episode only, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are canonical in the Power Rangers universe.

Let’s dive in.