Review Time: this episode is top-notch
entertainment
5 things about this episode
Back stories/Storyline/Blooper: there is
this shifty looking character/Putty/Putty Patroller/performer that tells Zack
this story of his wife, the viewers have different back stories on this monster
for this episode from different perspectives [it from the evildoers or the good
side] at one point or another.
Now because
we are at the final episode of this season, I should just point out as it
relates to the storylines Zordon & Alpha 5 have their own narratives, they
contact The Power Rangers [in their everyday lives] from The Command Center
whenever something traumatic on Earth happens or a new threat sets off this
alarm in The Command Center, they watch these events on the Viewing Globe,
basically they support The Power Rangers anyway they can.
I know I
usually label these narratives by saying which characters/performers are used
in them, but in this case as the narratives change with different
characters/performers being used in them be it individually or pair or trio or
more or all or in their civilian attire or as The Power Rangers themselves or
all of them in their civilian attire morph as the 6 Power Rangers. Basically
there is a lot happening in the storyline which is excellent but I am not going
to sit here labelling/saying every narrative be it any lengths or when they
come together and then breakaway again.
The bloopers
are massive, because in a nutshell you have the 6 Power Rangers in their
civilian attire, talking about this latest threat inside/this romantic
restaurant with so many people around [this restaurant is an outside
restaurant] and they are not quiet about what they are talking about and then
they quickly run out of this restaurant and look for somewhere out of the way
to morph; Jason looks around to see if anyone is coming, but it is not that far
away from the restaurant in the first place and on top of that Jason doesn't
say "It's morphing time!" quietly he says it at the normal volume, so
in short I am not sure how they kept their secret identities a secret here
throughout this sequence and yes I know there is another scene where The Power
Rangers in their civilian attire; Jason, Kimberly, Billy and Tommy are talking
about Power Rangers things around this table in Angel Grove Youth Center, but
they are trying to discuss things quietly so why didn't they do things quietly
earlier?
Action sequences/Artistic visions: on both counts they offer so much of the highest level of creativity
and imagination, not to give too much away but watch out for this underwater
action sequence and I can really appreciate the creativity behind the
continuation [this monster gets hit so hard by the Dragonzord's tale that he
ends up flying out of this underwater location to crash on this landscape to
continue this battle against the Dragonzord and the Megazord.
I have just
remembered the Power Crystals; the 5 Power Rangers take out their Power Coins
from their belts and they individually change them into crystals whilst they
are in their individual Zords to begin the connection process into this Tank
Mode, followed by the Megazord Battle Mode [all I can say here is; I remember
bringing some of this up in previous blogs, but I can't remember the Power
Coins and better late than never.]
This episode receives: 10/10, this
episode is packed with many top-notch things that this was the only mark I had
in mind for this episode and it leaves this season on a high.
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