Review Time: this episode is good
5 things about this episode
Storyline/Bloopers: generally speaking
the storyline is good, but there are some bloopers in it, the first one is
where this monster says these two words out of a sentence "mutant
teenagers", he is referring to The Power Rangers [the last time I looked
these characters are human and secondly it is a bit rich for him to be saying
this, considering he is a monster that not too long ago was dropped out of this
monster making machine, known as Monster-Matic.]
The second
blooper is where we have Jason/The Red Power Ranger saying "We need
dinosaur power!" But here is the problem he is the only one here unless
unknown to their viewers out of desperation they have made Casper the friendly
Ghost an honorary Power Ranger for this episode or something, because the
other's without saying too much where stopped in time or on the move constantly
or training, if you look closely Jason/The Red Power Ranger looks around
slightly and says "All right" as well before doing this long jump
up/leap thing to the cockpit of the Tyrannosaurus Dinozord. [So in theory
shouldn't it have been "I need dinosaur power!"
Action sequences/Artistic visions: on both counts these show imagination and combined make a massive
impact on this episode on the whole, be it this monster having many skills or
abilities at his disposal or Trini/The Yellow Power Ranger and her Sabertooth
Tiger Dinozord working together and the images of her zord over two scenes [the
Sabertooth Tiger Dinozord was sent by Zordon.]
Sports: there are
sports elements in this episode.
This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is deserving of this mark [and because I am a
reasonable and good guy, I should just point out like I have done with many
blogs in my history, present and future I have looked up and done some
research, like for an example I found the real name of this monster maker from
a website,] even though on more research it tells the audience in the first
episode "Day of the Dumpster" the name of this machine as well.
Now
obviously I won't be telling you every time I do some research or anything like
this, but I also don't like taking the credit for someone else's work at the
same time, but the least I could do is be honest with you about it
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