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** Started on Creator/{{FOX}}, but when the Creator/FoxKids block died it went over to Creator/{{ABC}} and Disney's cable channels (but, [[ScrewedByTheNetwork strangely]], not Creator/DisneyXD when it launched).
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** Started on Creator/{{FOX}}, Creator/{{Fox}} but when the Creator/FoxKids block died it went over to Creator/{{ABC}} [[Creator/{{AmericanBroadcastingCompany}} ABC]] and Disney's cable channels (but, [[ScrewedByTheNetwork strangely]], not Creator/DisneyXD when it launched).
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** ''Power Rangers'' has the dubious honor of going through the most Hollywood studios out of most any television franchise, going from Creator/PolyGramFilmedEntertainment to Creator/WarnerBros (through its WEA/[=WarnerVision=] division) (both those companies handled video releases only) to Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox to Creator/{{Disney}} to Creator/{{Lionsgate}} to Creator/{{Paramount}} in various different capacities.
** In Canada, the original ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' aired on [[Creator/GlobalTelevisionNetwork Global]] and Creator/{{YTV}}, until complaints by the [[MoralGuardians Canadian Broadcast Standards Council]] [[ExecutiveMeddling yanked the show off Canadian airwaves]] (Outside of households that had access to a Creator/{{FOX}} or Creator/{{ABC}} affiliate). The show would later end up on Creator/FamilyChannel, which aired ''[[Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue Lightspeed Rescue]]'' and ''[[Series/PowerRangersWildForce Wild Force]]'', along with the rest of the Disney-produced seasons. When Saban reacquired the franchise and moved it to Nickelodeon, the show returned to YTV with ''Samurai''. But after YTV's parent company, Creator/CorusEntertainment, gained 100% control of Creator/{{Teletoon}}, the show would move to the latter network [[note]][[NetworkDecay Huh?]][[/note]] just as Corus acquired new episodes of ''[[Series/PowerRangersMegaforce Super Megaforce]]''.
** In Canada, the original ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' aired on [[Creator/GlobalTelevisionNetwork Global]] and Creator/{{YTV}}, until complaints by the [[MoralGuardians Canadian Broadcast Standards Council]] [[ExecutiveMeddling yanked the show off Canadian airwaves]] (Outside of households that had access to a Creator/{{FOX}} or Creator/{{ABC}} affiliate). The show would later end up on Creator/FamilyChannel, which aired ''[[Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue Lightspeed Rescue]]'' and ''[[Series/PowerRangersWildForce Wild Force]]'', along with the rest of the Disney-produced seasons. When Saban reacquired the franchise and moved it to Nickelodeon, the show returned to YTV with ''Samurai''. But after YTV's parent company, Creator/CorusEntertainment, gained 100% control of Creator/{{Teletoon}}, the show would move to the latter network [[note]][[NetworkDecay Huh?]][[/note]] just as Corus acquired new episodes of ''[[Series/PowerRangersMegaforce Super Megaforce]]''.
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** ''Power Rangers'' has the dubious honor of going through the most Hollywood studios out of most any television franchise, going from Creator/PolyGramFilmedEntertainment to Creator/WarnerBros [[Creator/WarnerMusicGroup WEA]] (through its WEA/[=WarnerVision=] division) (both [=WarnerVision=] division, both those companies handled video releases only) to Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios Twentieth Century Fox]] to Creator/{{Disney}} to Creator/{{Lionsgate}} to Creator/{{Paramount}} in various different capacities.
** In Canada, the original ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' aired on [[Creator/GlobalTelevisionNetwork Global]] and Creator/{{YTV}}, until complaints by the [[MoralGuardians Canadian Broadcast Standards Council]] [[ExecutiveMeddling yanked the show off Canadian airwaves]] (Outside of households that had access to a Creator/{{FOX}} orCreator/{{ABC}} [[Creator/{{AmericanBroadcastingCompany}} ABC]] affiliate). The show would later end up on Creator/FamilyChannel, which aired ''[[Series/PowerRangersLightspeedRescue Lightspeed Rescue]]'' and ''[[Series/PowerRangersWildForce Wild Force]]'', along with the rest of the Disney-produced seasons. When Saban reacquired the franchise and moved it to Nickelodeon, the show returned to YTV with ''Samurai''. But after YTV's parent company, Creator/CorusEntertainment, gained 100% control of Creator/{{Teletoon}}, the show would move to the latter network [[note]][[NetworkDecay Huh?]][[/note]] just as Corus acquired new episodes of ''[[Series/PowerRangersMegaforce Super Megaforce]]''.
** In Canada, the original ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' aired on [[Creator/GlobalTelevisionNetwork Global]] and Creator/{{YTV}}, until complaints by the [[MoralGuardians Canadian Broadcast Standards Council]] [[ExecutiveMeddling yanked the show off Canadian airwaves]] (Outside of households that had access to a Creator/{{FOX}} or
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** David Yost (Billy, the first Blue Ranger) hid from the fandom after the show ended, as he revealed in a 2010 interview he was gay and that he quit the show after being passively harassed by the behind-the-camera staff. But Yost made it clear that he still enjoyed the experience of playing Billy, loves the fans who support him and frequently goes to Power Morphicon to hang out with former cast mates. However, when Saban invited him to cameo in ''Super Megaforce'', Yost declined, comparing it to an abusive ex trying to get back together with you. He has seemed to have eased up years later, having made his first return to the franchise in Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnce&Always the Netflix special]] and ''Series'/PowerRangersCosmicFury''
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked to, though she has declined several invitations to return, which include Megaforce and the 30th anniversary special.
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked to, though she has declined several invitations to return, which include Megaforce and the 30th anniversary special.
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** David Yost (Billy, the first Blue Ranger) hid from the fandom after the show ended, as he revealed in a 2010 interview he was gay and that he quit the show after being passively harassed by the behind-the-camera staff. But Yost made it clear that he still enjoyed the experience of playing Billy, loves the fans who support him and frequently goes to Power Morphicon to hang out with former cast mates. However, when Saban invited him to cameo in ''Super Megaforce'', Yost declined, comparing it to an abusive ex trying to get back together with you. He has seemed to have eased up years later, having made his first return to later (notably, after the franchise was completely out of Saban's hands), returning in Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnce&Always a big way for the 30th anniversary in both [[Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways the Netflix special]] and ''Series'/PowerRangersCosmicFury''
''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury''.
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked to, though she has declined several invitations to return, which include Megaforce and the 30th anniversary special. Still, she's active in other corners of the franchise, such as the comics.
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked to, though she has declined several invitations to return, which include Megaforce and the 30th anniversary special. Still, she's active in other corners of the franchise, such as the comics.
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** Creator/Catherine Sutherland has said that she's not a fan of the romance between Kat and Tommy.
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** CreatorTonyOliver, a former producer from the days of Mighty Morphin'-Turbo, didn't like that Zordon was killed off due to his preference for the character.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'') thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one Website/YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'') thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one Website/YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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** Patrick David auditioned for the role of Andros in ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' before being cast as Psycho Red.
** Patrick David auditioned for the role of Andros in ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' before being cast as Psycho Red.
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* FranchiseOwnershipAcquisition: The ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' series was originally created by Creator/SabanEntertainment by way of repurposing some footage from ''Franchise/SuperSentai''. Disney would buy the series as part of a larger sale of Saban and Fox Family Worldwide properties from News Corporation in 2001. In addition, this also prompted a channel hop from Creator/FoxKids to ABC Kids during the airing of ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce''. Creator/SabanBrands, the [[SpiritualSuccessor Successor entity]] of Saban Entertainment, would buy back the Power Rangers series in 2010 from Disney, of which reportedly higher-ups at that company were displeased with the Power Rangers series being part of the Disney company's catalog due to its unfitting nature, thus ushering in the "Neo-Saban" era of the series. In 2018, history repeated, though this time with the franchise being bought out by Creator/{{Hasbro}}.
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* FranchiseOwnershipAcquisition: The ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' series was originally created by Creator/SabanEntertainment by way of repurposing some footage from ''Franchise/SuperSentai''. Disney would buy the series as part of a larger sale of Saban and Fox Family Worldwide properties from News Corporation in 2001. In addition, this also prompted a channel hop from Creator/FoxKids to ABC Kids during the airing of ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce''. Creator/SabanBrands, the [[SpiritualSuccessor Successor entity]] of Saban Entertainment, would buy back the Power Rangers series in 2010 from Disney, of which reportedly higher-ups at that company were displeased with the Power Rangers series being part of the Disney company's catalog due to its unfitting nature, thus ushering in the "Neo-Saban" era of the series. In 2018, history repeated, though this time with the franchise being bought out by Creator/{{Hasbro}}.
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* FranchiseOwnershipAcquisition: The ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' series was originally created by Creator/SabanEntertainment by way of repurposing some footage from ''Franchise/SuperSentai''. Disney would buy the series as part of a larger sale of Saban and Fox Family Worldwide properties from News Corporation in 2001. In addition, this also prompted a channel hop from Creator/FoxKids to ABC Kids during the airing of ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce''. Creator/SabanBrands, the [[SpiritualSuccessor Successor entity]] of Saban Entertainment, would buy back the Power Rangers series in 2010 from Disney, of which reportedly higher-ups at that company were displeased with the Power Rangers series being part of the Disney company's catalog due to its unfitting nature, thus ushering in the "Neo-Saban" era of the series. In 2018, history repeated, though this time with the franchise being bought out by Creator/{{Hasbro}}.
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*** Creator/WalterEmanuelJones (Zack) also went in reading for Billy but changed tunes when he saw that playing Zack would be more attuned to his skillset.
*** Creator/DavidYost originally auditioned for the role of Jason Scott/Red Ranger, and actually got the part. He would later turn down the role, feeling that he didn't look the part to play the team leader, which led to him getting the role of Billy instead.
*** Creator/CatherineSutherland actually auditioned for the role of Dulcea in the [[Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersTheMovie movie]], but was turned down as the crew felt that she looked too young for the role. Nevertheless, her performance in the audition impresse the filmmakers, who later cast her to play Katherine, Kimberly's Pink Ranger successor.
*** Creator/DavidYost originally auditioned for the role of Jason Scott/Red Ranger, and actually got the part. He would later turn down the role, feeling that he didn't look the part to play the team leader, which led to him getting the role of Billy instead.
*** Creator/CatherineSutherland actually auditioned for the role of Dulcea in the [[Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersTheMovie movie]], but was turned down as the crew felt that she looked too young for the role. Nevertheless, her performance in the audition impresse the filmmakers, who later cast her to play Katherine, Kimberly's Pink Ranger successor.
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** Creator/BradHawkins was originally going to become the white ranger before he ended up doing ''Series/VRTroopers'' instead. Creator/Jason David Frank had shot a pilot for what would become [=VR=] Troopers, but Haim Saban felt it was a better idea to bring back Tommy, so the roles were switched and Hawkins ended up as Ryan Steele. He was then going to reprise his role as Ryan Steele in ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'', now the gold ranger. He did voice Trey of Triforia before his identity was revealed.
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** David Yost (Billy, the first Blue Ranger) hid from the fandom after the show ended, as he revealed in a 2010 interview he was gay and that he quit the show after being passively harassed by the behind-the-camera staff. But Yost made it clear that he still enjoyed the experience of playing Billy, loves the fans who support him and frequently goes to Power Morphicon to hang out with former cast mates. However, when Saban invited him to cameo in ''Super Megaforce'', Yost declined, comparing it to an abusive ex trying to get back together with you.
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked to.
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked to.
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** Austin St. John, Walter Jones and Thuy Trang campaigned for a pay increase since the show's popularity exceeded all expectations, and walked off when their demands weren't met. They did generally remain on good terms with the cast and production team, with John and Jones returning to the show at different times.
** David Yost (Billy, the first Blue Ranger) hid from the fandom after the show ended, as he revealed in a 2010 interview he was gay and that he quit the show after being passively harassed by the behind-the-camera staff. But Yost made it clear that he still enjoyed the experience of playing Billy, loves the fans who support him and frequently goes to Power Morphicon to hang out with former cast mates. However, when Saban invited him to cameo in ''Super Megaforce'', Yost declined, comparing it to an abusive ex trying to get back together withyou.
you. He has seemed to have eased up years later, having made his first return to the franchise in Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnce&Always the Netflix special]] and ''Series'/PowerRangersCosmicFury''
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if askedto.to, though she has declined several invitations to return, which include Megaforce and the 30th anniversary special.
** Though very proud of her role as Aisha, Creator/KaranAshley has spoken negatively about how her departure was handled. She was promised a 10-episode arc but the show instead let her go after the cast was turned into children, and she has never made an appearance in the show until the 30th anniversary special.
** While Creator/SteveCardenas liked his time on the show, he's not too fond of his performance during his early tenure as Rocky since he had no prior acting experience. It's noticeable during the last few episodes with him onscreen that his performance improved going into Zeo.
** Heather's actress Creator/SarahBrown has [[https://twitter.com/sarahjoybrown/status/1176220824430186496?s=19 said]] the reason why she stopped acting along with refusing to attend {{fan convention}}s relating to ''Power Rangers'' and ''Series/VRTroopers'' is that co-creator (and then-fiancé) Shuki Levy was physically abusive to her and that Haim Saban and his wife Cheryl were complicit in such a thing. She also pleaded her fans to boycott the ''Power Rangers'' franchise, Saban and Levy[[note]]Levy is no longer involved in the franchise, having left after the Creator/{{Disney}} [[Creator/{{Freeform}} acquisition of Fox Family and the Fox Kids library]], which included this show, while Saban's involvement has been reduced since Creator/{{Hasbro}}'s acquisition of ''Power Rangers'' and Saban Brands[[/note]] because of this.
** Creator/Catherine Sutherland has said that she's not a fan of the romance between Kat and Tommy.
** With the exception of Jason David Frank, the three original Turbo Ranger actors were disappointed to learn that their characters were going to be written off the show to make way for new recruits. Catherine Sutherland even expresses that the filmmakers could have at least kept them around until Power Rangers In Space. And to make it worse, they had to find out about this information from a newspaper article. Blake Foster, the only actor that was not written out, was upset to see the old cast go all at once, despite quickly warming up to the new cast.
** Christopher Khayman Lee stated that none of the cast were that thrilled about the Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation crossover, especially since said crossover was only a few episodes in and was sewn into the overarching plot, meaning it couldn't be considered non-canon. He admits that he enjoyed getting to beat the crap out of three of the turtles, however. He also revealed that he didn’t like Andros' tears bringing back Karone in "Countdown to Destruction", as he felt it was too cheesy, even by this series' standards.
** CreatorTonyOliver, a former producer from the days of Mighty Morphin'-Turbo, didn’t like that Zordon was killed off due to his preference for the character.
** David Yost (Billy, the first Blue Ranger) hid from the fandom after the show ended, as he revealed in a 2010 interview he was gay and that he quit the show after being passively harassed by the behind-the-camera staff. But Yost made it clear that he still enjoyed the experience of playing Billy, loves the fans who support him and frequently goes to Power Morphicon to hang out with former cast mates. However, when Saban invited him to cameo in ''Super Megaforce'', Yost declined, comparing it to an abusive ex trying to get back together with
** Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly, the first Pink Ranger) also fell under this during the late 90's and early 2000's. At the time she was trying to make it as a singer/songwriter/actor and didn't want to talk about it. After a respectable career beyond the show she has come back to appreciate her time on the show and has even said that she would love to play Kimberly once again if asked
** Though very proud of her role as Aisha, Creator/KaranAshley has spoken negatively about how her departure was handled. She was promised a 10-episode arc but the show instead let her go after the cast was turned into children, and she has never made an appearance in the show until the 30th anniversary special.
** While Creator/SteveCardenas liked his time on the show, he's not too fond of his performance during his early tenure as Rocky since he had no prior acting experience. It's noticeable during the last few episodes with him onscreen that his performance improved going into Zeo.
** Heather's actress Creator/SarahBrown has [[https://twitter.com/sarahjoybrown/status/1176220824430186496?s=19 said]] the reason why she stopped acting along with refusing to attend {{fan convention}}s relating to ''Power Rangers'' and ''Series/VRTroopers'' is that co-creator (and then-fiancé) Shuki Levy was physically abusive to her and that Haim Saban and his wife Cheryl were complicit in such a thing. She also pleaded her fans to boycott the ''Power Rangers'' franchise, Saban and Levy[[note]]Levy is no longer involved in the franchise, having left after the Creator/{{Disney}} [[Creator/{{Freeform}} acquisition of Fox Family and the Fox Kids library]], which included this show, while Saban's involvement has been reduced since Creator/{{Hasbro}}'s acquisition of ''Power Rangers'' and Saban Brands[[/note]] because of this.
** Creator/Catherine Sutherland has said that she's not a fan of the romance between Kat and Tommy.
** With the exception of Jason David Frank, the three original Turbo Ranger actors were disappointed to learn that their characters were going to be written off the show to make way for new recruits. Catherine Sutherland even expresses that the filmmakers could have at least kept them around until Power Rangers In Space. And to make it worse, they had to find out about this information from a newspaper article. Blake Foster, the only actor that was not written out, was upset to see the old cast go all at once, despite quickly warming up to the new cast.
** Christopher Khayman Lee stated that none of the cast were that thrilled about the Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation crossover, especially since said crossover was only a few episodes in and was sewn into the overarching plot, meaning it couldn't be considered non-canon. He admits that he enjoyed getting to beat the crap out of three of the turtles, however. He also revealed that he didn’t like Andros' tears bringing back Karone in "Countdown to Destruction", as he felt it was too cheesy, even by this series' standards.
** CreatorTonyOliver, a former producer from the days of Mighty Morphin'-Turbo, didn’t like that Zordon was killed off due to his preference for the character.
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** Paul Schrier jokingly calls Lost Galaxy "the couch season" because of how little Bulk had to do.
** Amit Bhaumik, lead writer of "Recap/PowerRangersWildForceForeverRed", which was setting Tommy up to be the heir to Zordon in the defunct Hexagon season, has expressed his distaste for how clumsily Tommy was brought back, stating and implying on multiple occasions that transforming legendary Power Ranger and leader "Tommy Oliver" into reclusive paleontologist "Dr. Oliver", especially given the short span of time between the end of Series/PowerRangersWildForce and the beginning of Dino Thunder, made little sense for his character.
** James Napier (Conner) seems to consider his time on the show as this. After returning for the Power Rangers S.P.D. teamup, he has never even vaguely mentioned his connection with the franchise, and it's been said that he only took the role to [[IWasYoungAndNeededTheMoney use the money towards a career in filmmaking]], which he followed through with, even becoming a success in his home country with his 2015 film The Dark Horse. He is also one of the few Power Rangers actors to not attend a single FanConvention; as of 2023, he seems to be the most blatant case of old shame in the entire series (beating out Danny Slavin, who seemed to have warmed up in later years), unless he himself speaks on the matter.
** Creator/EmmaLahana (Kira) was open about her time on the show for a while and often engaged with fans, but has become significantly more sour regarding it over the past several years, expressing genuine annoyance at constantly being called "Kira" instead of her real name to the point of directly asking people to stop doing it, as well as more or less regarding her tenure as a stepping stone to bigger things. As of 2023, she's kept her distance.
** Additionally, Jason David Frank was not happy when he was not invited back for the Dino Thunder/SPD team-up episodes as a cost-cutting measure.
** Producer Jackie Marchand was not fond of the finished version of "Once A Ranger", which cut out scenes that would have made the Overdrive team's decision to leave explained better and made more sympathetic. She says the aired version "didn't reflect well on the Overdrive team and made them seem like assholes".
** Eddie Guzelian was saddened by Disney not bothering to get his ideas for the end of the series, or allowing him to ensure his original vision would be fulfilled. Ari Boyland later said his dismissal was "traumatic".
** Some of the cast have hinted in interviews that they would have preferred the original vision to the direction it went in, although they don't know it themselves. Creator/AdelaideKane later outright said that she took Eddie Guzelian's departure very badly, and she jokes that she's still bitter about Tenaya-7 not becoming a Ranger herself.
** Ari Boyland wasn't too happy at how OutOfFocus Flynn was in the second half of the series. He recalls the experience of reading the scripts for each episode and going "wow, I don't do anything." Like the fans, he would have liked to see Flynn's Ship Tease with Gemma be expanded on.
** Mike Ginn wishes there could have been a backstory episode for Gem and Gemma like the other Rangers and Dr K got.
** Cameron Jebo (Silver Ranger Orion) has stated some of his negative feelings towards the season on Twitter - namely, he points out how Orion is barely there, and the show's writing issues.
** Ciara Hanna has also expressed similar feelings towards the season's writing.
** Once their contracts to Saban expired, the rest of the Megaforce cast were free to openly express their own criticisms of the show. The biggest one being that they practically begged to do more than fight scenes but were shot down every time.
** Amit Bhaumik, lead writer of "Recap/PowerRangersWildForceForeverRed", which was setting Tommy up to be the heir to Zordon in the defunct Hexagon season, has expressed his distaste for how clumsily Tommy was brought back, stating and implying on multiple occasions that transforming legendary Power Ranger and leader "Tommy Oliver" into reclusive paleontologist "Dr. Oliver", especially given the short span of time between the end of Series/PowerRangersWildForce and the beginning of Dino Thunder, made little sense for his character.
** James Napier (Conner) seems to consider his time on the show as this. After returning for the Power Rangers S.P.D. teamup, he has never even vaguely mentioned his connection with the franchise, and it's been said that he only took the role to [[IWasYoungAndNeededTheMoney use the money towards a career in filmmaking]], which he followed through with, even becoming a success in his home country with his 2015 film The Dark Horse. He is also one of the few Power Rangers actors to not attend a single FanConvention; as of 2023, he seems to be the most blatant case of old shame in the entire series (beating out Danny Slavin, who seemed to have warmed up in later years), unless he himself speaks on the matter.
** Creator/EmmaLahana (Kira) was open about her time on the show for a while and often engaged with fans, but has become significantly more sour regarding it over the past several years, expressing genuine annoyance at constantly being called "Kira" instead of her real name to the point of directly asking people to stop doing it, as well as more or less regarding her tenure as a stepping stone to bigger things. As of 2023, she's kept her distance.
** Additionally, Jason David Frank was not happy when he was not invited back for the Dino Thunder/SPD team-up episodes as a cost-cutting measure.
** Producer Jackie Marchand was not fond of the finished version of "Once A Ranger", which cut out scenes that would have made the Overdrive team's decision to leave explained better and made more sympathetic. She says the aired version "didn't reflect well on the Overdrive team and made them seem like assholes".
** Eddie Guzelian was saddened by Disney not bothering to get his ideas for the end of the series, or allowing him to ensure his original vision would be fulfilled. Ari Boyland later said his dismissal was "traumatic".
** Some of the cast have hinted in interviews that they would have preferred the original vision to the direction it went in, although they don't know it themselves. Creator/AdelaideKane later outright said that she took Eddie Guzelian's departure very badly, and she jokes that she's still bitter about Tenaya-7 not becoming a Ranger herself.
** Ari Boyland wasn't too happy at how OutOfFocus Flynn was in the second half of the series. He recalls the experience of reading the scripts for each episode and going "wow, I don't do anything." Like the fans, he would have liked to see Flynn's Ship Tease with Gemma be expanded on.
** Mike Ginn wishes there could have been a backstory episode for Gem and Gemma like the other Rangers and Dr K got.
** Cameron Jebo (Silver Ranger Orion) has stated some of his negative feelings towards the season on Twitter - namely, he points out how Orion is barely there, and the show's writing issues.
** Ciara Hanna has also expressed similar feelings towards the season's writing.
** Once their contracts to Saban expired, the rest of the Megaforce cast were free to openly express their own criticisms of the show. The biggest one being that they practically begged to do more than fight scenes but were shot down every time.
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* IKnewIt: Many guessed that the 28th season would be adapted from ''Series/KishiryuSentaiRyusoulger''. Come the announcement at NY Toy Fair 2020...
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** Inverted with regards to Billy, whose actor David Yost was infamously bullied for his own sexuality until he left the set. While David Yost has since returned to the series and praised it for taking steps to include onscreen diversity, he's also stated [[https://twitter.com/david_yost/status/1269746943393017856 "Billy not gay...Billy like ladies. I, David Yost, am gay...I like the fellas. It's different."]]
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* WordOfSaintPaul: Johnny Yong Bosch said that Adam's remark about his returning to his dojo at the end of "Once a Ranger" was a lie, and he travels the world using his powers to help people.
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* WordOfSaintPaul: WordOfGay:
** Inverted with regards to Billy, whose actor David Yost was infamously bullied for his own sexuality until he left the set. While David Yost has since returned to the series and praised it for taking steps to include onscreen diversity, he's also stated [[https://twitter.com/david_yost/status/1269746943393017856 "Billy not gay...Billy like ladies. I, David Yost, am gay...I like the fellas. It's different."]]
** ''Dino Thunder'' showrunner Jackie Marchand revealed [[http://tokuladiespodcast.libsyn.com/the-interview-series-jackie-marchand roughly thirty minutes into this interview]] that Hayley Ziktor was a lesbian, and there were plans to subtly reveal this in the finale. However, the scene never aired and the fan base didn't learn this until 2014, a full decade after ''Dino Thunder'' had concluded.
** Michael Taber from ''Dino Charge'' [[https://twitter.com/PutItOnMyTabe/status/1336175819132006401 confirmed]] that he played Riley as gay and with a crush on fellow ranger Chase.
** Caleb Bendit from ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaSteel'' [[https://twitter.com/CalebBendit/status/1135400575682502657 revealed]] that he played Monty as gay and being in love with Victor and was told to "tone it down".
* WordOfSaintPaul:
** Johnny Yong Bosch has said that Adam's remark about his returning to his dojo at the end of "Once a Ranger" was a lie, and he travels the world using his powers to help people.
** Inverted with regards to Billy, whose actor David Yost was infamously bullied for his own sexuality until he left the set. While David Yost has since returned to the series and praised it for taking steps to include onscreen diversity, he's also stated [[https://twitter.com/david_yost/status/1269746943393017856 "Billy not gay...Billy like ladies. I, David Yost, am gay...I like the fellas. It's different."]]
** ''Dino Thunder'' showrunner Jackie Marchand revealed [[http://tokuladiespodcast.libsyn.com/the-interview-series-jackie-marchand roughly thirty minutes into this interview]] that Hayley Ziktor was a lesbian, and there were plans to subtly reveal this in the finale. However, the scene never aired and the fan base didn't learn this until 2014, a full decade after ''Dino Thunder'' had concluded.
** Michael Taber from ''Dino Charge'' [[https://twitter.com/PutItOnMyTabe/status/1336175819132006401 confirmed]] that he played Riley as gay and with a crush on fellow ranger Chase.
** Caleb Bendit from ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaSteel'' [[https://twitter.com/CalebBendit/status/1135400575682502657 revealed]] that he played Monty as gay and being in love with Victor and was told to "tone it down".
* WordOfSaintPaul:
** Johnny Yong Bosch has said that Adam's remark about his returning to his dojo at the end of "Once a Ranger" was a lie, and he travels the world using his powers to help people.
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** His showing up as an S.P.A. officer (agent?) in ''Film/PowerRangersOnceAndAlways'' would give that a lot of credence.
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** His showing up as an S.P.A. officer (agent?) in ''Film/PowerRangersOnceAndAlways'' ''Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways'' would give that a lot of credence.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'') thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'') thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one YouTube Website/YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'' thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'' ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'') thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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** His showing up as an S.P.A. officer (agent?) in ''Film/PowerRangersOnceAndAlways'' would give that a lot of credence.
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** Alan Palmer (Corcus, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and ''Series/PowerRangersZeo'' thinks that Corcus was the youngest of the team and is quite likely now running things on Aquitar. With at least one YouTube vlogger theorizing that we'll see Aquitar during ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'', we'll find out if Alan's theory is correct or not.
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://powerrangers.wikia.com/wiki/RangerWiki RangerWiki]], which also covers the original ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' series.
