Mighty Morphin Power Rangers [Season 1,] Episode 33: The Yolk's on
You! by AverageMansReviews
Review Time: this episode is mixed
5 things about this episode
Storyline: generally speaking the
storyline is okay, Tommy gets a narrative for some of this episode
Character developments/Comedy level: this monster for this episode; it is confusing. Because even though
Finster [the creator of most of Rita Repulsa's monsters,] created this monster,
this monster shows evidence of not being evil, so without giving too much away
if The Power Rangers had what he wanted and given him what he wanted or anyone
given him what he wanted, he would have possibly just gone away. Which leads on
to a bigger question of a rhetorical nature [because we will never find out,]
"Why would Finster design a character with such a massive character flaw
in the first place?"
Moving on to
the comedy level we have Bulk & Skull [involving Mr. Kaplan,] here's a
rough description Bulk & Skull are behind this curtain/backstage they are
doing something Mr. Kaplan goes up to them, he does question what they are
doing here and by the end of this scene, Skull bangs these symbols together,
Bulk and Mr. Kaplan give off the impression that they can feel the vibrations
with Mr. Kaplan's toupee falling off. Whilst I'm here, I have updated a
previous episode as it relates to Mr. Kaplan, because he wasn't just the
Principal, he was also a Fill-in Teacher, I did look this up on someone else's
material, I have no idea why I miss this or just didn't know it or something
else, but it is here now and I have left the updated episode at the bottom of
this review; Mighty Morphin Power Rangers [Season 1,] Episode 6: Food Fight.
Artistic visions/Action sequences: on both counts I can really appreciate the camera shots, where the
audience are watching the Dragonzord and this monster battle it out and the
viewers can see this dam and surrounding water, it is something subtle yet
created.
This episode receives: 5/10, this monster
character doesn't really bring too much to this episode, yes he does fulfil the
basic requirements such as giving The Power Rangers a monster to destroy. But
that is about it, he does complain or something to that effect and it is just
there; it is that kind of thing, it is difficult to describe because of his
character developments, I just don't want to seem too harsh really but what I
can tell you is this; these character developments are weird, on a quick side
note I would have greatly preferred Goldar or Scorpina or both to fulfil the
monster role for this episode instead of this monster, yes you don't get
destruction of a monster, but you know where you stand with Goldar or Scorpina
or both of them.
Mighty
Morphin Power Rangers [Season 1,] Episode 6: Food Fight Link https://averagemansreviews2017.blogspot.com/2019/03/mighty-morphin-power-rangers-season-1_9.html
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