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* In the episode "Trust in Me", Rocky befriends Penny, a young martial artist who happens to be blind. After saving her from the monster of the week, she recognizes Rocky's voice while he's morphed. [[SureLetsGoWithThat He and the others play it off like he "ran into" the Power Rangers]], [[HiddenInPlainSight with Penny conveniently unable to see that Rocky's standing right in front of her in full Blue Ranger get-up]].
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* In the episode "Trust in Me", Rocky befriends Penny, a young martial artist who happens to be blind. After saving her from the monster of the week, [[OhCrap she recognizes Rocky's voice while he's morphed.morphed]]. [[SureLetsGoWithThat He and the others play it off like he "ran into" the Power Rangers]], [[HiddenInPlainSight with Penny conveniently unable to see that Rocky's standing right in front of her in full Blue Ranger get-up]].
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* In the episode "Trust in Me", Rocky befriends Penny, a young martial artist who happens to be blind. After saving her from the monster of the week, she recognizes Rocky's voice while he's morphed. [[SureLetsGoWithThat He and the others play it off like he "ran into" the Power Rangers]], [[HiddenInPlainSight with Penny conveniently unable to see that Rocky's standing right in front of her in full Blue Ranger get-up]].
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** Also in that episode, there's the "fight scene" pitting Bulk and Skull against a squad of Cogs. Suprisingly, Bulk and Skull actually win the fight when their usual bumbling somehow translates into a fair amount of inadvertent, yet hilariously effective DeadlyDodging. It seems that the Cogs were only programmed to anticipate and fight against the usual martial arts styled fighting, and not comedic fighting -- which they are not prepared for, nor accustomed to, at all.
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** Also in that episode, there's the "fight scene" pitting Bulk and Skull against a squad of Cogs. Suprisingly, Surprisingly, Bulk and Skull actually win the fight when their usual bumbling somehow translates into a fair amount of inadvertent, yet hilariously effective DeadlyDodging. It seems that the Cogs were only programmed to anticipate and fight against the usual martial arts styled fighting, and not comedic fighting -- which they are not prepared for, nor accustomed to, at all.
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** To say nothing of the Machine Empire's reaction. King Mondo initially thinks that maybe Zedd isn't so bad, right before Zedd the other villains' reactions make it very clear the present is a bomb, which detonates and blasts Mondo, Sprocket and Machina to pieces. Mondo, reduced to head, has this to say in defiance.
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** To say nothing of the Machine Empire's reaction. King Mondo initially thinks that maybe Zedd isn't so bad, right before Zedd the other villains' reactions make it very clear the present is a bomb, which detonates and blasts Mondo, Sprocket Sprocket, and Machina to pieces. Mondo, reduced to a head, has this to say in defiance.
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* Bulk And Skull's mishap on their way to meet Lt. Stone at the beginning of "For Cryin out Loud" is one of their most hilarious.
* When the Monster Robocupid accidently hits herself with her love beam causing her to fall in love with Klank and end up chasing him in "There's no buisness like Snow Buisness: Part 1".
* "For Crying Out Loud" has Tommy and Kat pretend to be married to as part of a class project. Kat decides to gain extra points by having her and Tommy take care of a baby as if it were their own. Throughout the episode we see the normally unshakable Tommy who faces all manner of peril without a hint of fear act utterly terrified around the baby much to the amusement of the other Rangers.
* When the Monster Robocupid accidently hits herself with her love beam causing her to fall in love with Klank and end up chasing him in "There's no buisness like Snow Buisness: Part 1".
* "For Crying Out Loud" has Tommy and Kat pretend to be married to as part of a class project. Kat decides to gain extra points by having her and Tommy take care of a baby as if it were their own. Throughout the episode we see the normally unshakable Tommy who faces all manner of peril without a hint of fear act utterly terrified around the baby much to the amusement of the other Rangers.
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* Bulk And Skull's mishap on their way to meet Lt. Stone at the beginning of "For Cryin Cryin' out Loud" is one of their most hilarious.
* When the Monster Robocupidaccidently accidentally hits herself with her love beam causing her to fall in love with Klank and end up chasing him in "There's no buisness business like Snow Buisness: Business: Part 1".
* "For Crying Out Loud" has Tommy and Kat pretend to be married to each other as part of a class project. Kat decides to gain extra points by having her and Tommy take care of a baby as if it were their own. Throughout theepisode episode, we see the normally unshakable Tommy who faces all manner of peril without a hint of fear act utterly terrified around the baby much to the amusement of the other Rangers.Rangers.
* In, "Mondo's Last Stand", the B plot surrounding the missing first Burble Baby Food Baby is rather funny in itself with Bulk and Skull on the case (Skull's indicating that he still eats it would be semi-repeated in Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder with Ethan claiming something similar with the Funky Fisherman Show...and with almost the same 'I do this/I used to do this' type of back peddling). The piece de resistance at the end of it? Doubling as an UnexpectedInheritance for Ernie, it's his line of promptly considering making smoothies with his now lifetime supply of the baby food that clinches it. It is easy to imagine that at least one viewer did a SpitTake at the screen with that line.
* When the Monster Robocupid
* "For Crying Out Loud" has Tommy and Kat pretend to be married to each other as part of a class project. Kat decides to gain extra points by having her and Tommy take care of a baby as if it were their own. Throughout the
* In, "Mondo's Last Stand", the B plot surrounding the missing first Burble Baby Food Baby is rather funny in itself with Bulk and Skull on the case (Skull's indicating that he still eats it would be semi-repeated in Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder with Ethan claiming something similar with the Funky Fisherman Show...and with almost the same 'I do this/I used to do this' type of back peddling). The piece de resistance at the end of it? Doubling as an UnexpectedInheritance for Ernie, it's his line of promptly considering making smoothies with his now lifetime supply of the baby food that clinches it. It is easy to imagine that at least one viewer did a SpitTake at the screen with that line.
