Terence H. Winkless
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা
The TV series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers S1-S3, created by Shuki Levy and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on August 28, 1993 in the United States. The series spans 3 seasons with 155 episodes, featuring the voices of David Yost, Richard Steven Horvitz, Ed Neil, and Paul Schrier. It follows the story of A team of teenagers with attitude are recruited to save Angel Grove from the evil witch, Rita Repulsa, and later, Lord Zedd, Emperor of all he sees, and their horde of monsters. This is an Action, Adventure, Family series and has received a rating of 6.6/10 from 26,164 viewers.
Terence H. Winkless
as Director
Robert Hughes
as Director
John Stewart
as Director
Shuki Levy
as Director
Robert Radler
as Director
Worth Keeter
as Director
Jonathan Tzachor
as Director
Jerry P. Jacobs
as Director
Armand Garabidian
as Director
David Blyth
as Director
Adrian Carr
as Director
Jeffrey Reiner
as Director
John Blizek
as Director
Marco Garibaldi
as Director
Douglas Sloan
as Director
Vickie Bronaugh
as Director
Isaac Florentine
as Director
Larry Litton
as Director
Paul Schrier
as Director
Strathford Hamilton
as Director
David Yost
as Billy Cranston
David Yost
as The Blue Ranger
Richard Steven Horvitz
as Alpha 5
Ed Neil
as Putty Patroller
Ed Neil
as Lord Zedd
Ed Neil
as Tenga
Paul Schrier
as Bulk
Paul Schrier
as Farkas 'Bulk' Bulkmeier
Paul Schrier
as Uncle Ben
Jason Narvy
as Skull
Jason Narvy
as Eugene 'Skull' Skullovitch
Jason Narvy
as English Soldier
David J. Fielding
as Zordon
David J. Fielding
as Zoltar
Robert Axelrod
as Finster
Robert Axelrod
as Lord Zedd
Robert Axelrod
as Lokar
Barbara Goodson
as Rita Repulsa
Barbara Goodson
as Turbanshell
Barbara Goodson
as Mantis
Amy Jo Johnson
as Kimberly Hart
Amy Jo Johnson
as The Pink Ranger
Dave Mallow
as Baboo
Dave Mallow
as Grumble Bee
Dave Mallow
as Pudgy Pig
Michael Sorich
as Squatt
Michael Sorich
as Double Face
Michael Sorich
as Crabby Cabbie
Kerrigan Mahan
as Goldar
Robert L. Manahan
as Zordon
Jason David Frank
as Tommy Oliver
Jason David Frank
as The White Ranger
Jason David Frank
as The Green Ranger
Richard Genelle
as Ernie
Richard Genelle
as Ernest
Richard Genelle
as Turbo
Danny Wayne
as Putty Patroller
Danny Wayne
as Rito Revolto
Danny Wayne
as Tenga
Wendee Lee
as Scorpina
Wendee Lee
as Elf #2
Wendee Lee
as Stag Beetle
Tadahiro Nakamura
as Putty Patroller
Tadahiro Nakamura
as Tenga
Shuki Levy
as Writer
Haim Saban
as Writer
Shell Danielson
as Writer
Stewart St. John
as Writer
Douglas Sloan
as Writer
Cheryl Saban
as Writer
Mark Hoffmeier
as Writer
Mark Litton
as Writer
Judd Lynn
as Writer
Julianne Klemm
as Writer
Ellen Levy-Sarnoff
as Writer
Peggy Nicoll
as Writer
Gary Glasberg
as Writer
Mark Ryan
as Writer
Dan Sarnoff
as Writer
Tony Oliver
as Writer
Jeff Deckman
as Writer
Steve Kramer
as Writer
Ronnie Sperling
as Writer
Tom Wyner
as Writer
Jackie Marchand
as Writer
Sindy McKay
as Writer
Chris Schoon
as Writer
Barbara Oliver
as Writer
Gilles Wheeler
as Writer
Mark McKain
as Writer
Cindy McKay
as Writer
Jerry P. Jacobs
as Writer
Terri Hughes Burton
as Writer
Ron Milbauer
as Writer
Kati Rocky
as Writer
Charlotte Fullerton
as Writer
Steven Melching
as Writer
Saburo Yatsude
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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I'm ashamed. I was young and foolish to be pulled in by this show. Looking back on it now I realise what a load of rubbish it is! The acting is so lame and cheesy and OH MY GOD!!! And did you ever notice that they did the exact same thing in very episode, but with a few substitutions made? Typical Script - Scene 1: Power Rangers doing something wholesome and good like homework or building a youth centre. Scene 2: The bad guy is plotting to destroy the city and wondering how to do it. BAD GUY WITH CHEESY NAME I know I'll create a monster, but while I'm busy doing that I'll send the Putty Patrol to deal with the Power Rangers. Scene 3: The wholesomeness is interrupted by the Putty Patrol. The Power Rangers kick bottom then decide to go see Zordon (who happens to be this big head in a jar) because something's not quite right here. Scene 4: Zordon says stuff, whilst Alpha makes stupid noises. Scene 5: Monster attacks city. Scene 6: Morphing time! Takes up about 10 minutes of screen time ... BLACK RANGER "I'm the hip-hop, all dancing, unlucky-in-love, token black guy of the group ... MASTADON!" (Hey isn't that the name of a heavy metal band?) PINK RANGER "I'm the girlie, cute one who not-so-secretly fancies the green/white guy. He looks hot in all that Lycra! I get to do all the screaming and I always get captured by the bad guy. Why the heck am I Power Ranger in the first place? ... PTERODAYTL!" BLUE RANGER "I'm a geek. I talk like a computer ... TRICERTOPS!" YELLOW RANGER "I'm the token Asian ranger. My only other function is to provide a translator for the geeky one and a shopping buddy for the pink ranger. I hate my life ... SABRE-TOOTHED TIGER!" RED RANGER "I'm the leader of the Power Rangers. I used to be cool until this green/white ranger came along. Grrr ... TYRANNOSAURUS!" GREEN/WHITE RANGER "I'm the super powerful Power Ranger who makes the other characters look rubbish. I'm not the leader of the Power Rangers, but I should be because the kids love me ... DRAGONZORD/WHITE TIGER" Scene 7: Power Rangers fight monster and beat it back for a few seconds using their weapons and some well choreographed arm movements. Scene 8: The monster grows big with help of bad guy. It's magic! Scene 9: Get the Zords out! Connect them all together to form a Megazord. (Does anyone else think that they stole that bit from Transformers?) This takes another 10 minutes of screen time. Scene 10: A little sword fight with the monster. The poor monster has no chance! The monster is defeated, and the bad guy is rather angry because they've lost ... again. Scene 11: Everything is back to normal and everyone learns a valuable lesson. *End credits and cheesy theme music* For a show that lasts 25 minutes, they've done well to cram all the plot into 5 minutes in 30 second bursts throughout the show. To think that something so cheesy and lame as this caused the downfall of Biker Mice From Mars - it's depressing!
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