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* When talking about Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways & the reference to [[MemeticMutation "Too much pink energy is dangerous"]], you almost expect it to get a light to mild chuckle out of Lewis...only for '''intense''' {{MoodWhiplash}} to settle in, with Lewis saying he's having an '''existential crisis''' over how much sway his Power Rangers analysis show seemed to have over the 30th Anniversary special.

-->'''Lewis''':

* When talking about Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways & the reference to [[MemeticMutation 'Too much pink energy is dangerous']], you almost expect it to get a light to mild chuckle out of Lewis...only for '''intense''' {{MoodWhiplash}} to settle in, with Lewis saying he's having an '''existential crisis''' over how much sway his Power Rangers analysis show seemed to have over the 30th Anniversary special.

* When talking about Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways & the reference to [[MemeticMutation 'Too much pink energy is dangerous']], you almost expect it to get a light to mild chuckle out of Lewis...only for '''intense''' {{MoodWhiplash}} to settle in, with Lewis saying he's having an '''existential crisis''' over how much sway his Power Rangers analysis show would have over the 30th Anniversary special.

* When talking about Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways & the reference to [[MemeticMutation 'Too much pink energy is dangerous']], you almost expect it to get a light to mild chuckle out of Lewis...only for '''intense''' {{MoodWhiplash}} to settle in, Lewis even saying he's having an '''existential crisis''' over how much sway his Power Rangers analysis show would have over the 30th Anniversary special.

* When talking about Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways & the reference to [[MemeticMutation 'Too much pink energy is dangerous']], you almost expect it to get a light mild chuckle out of Lewis...only for '''intense''' {{MoodWhiplash}} to settle in, Lewis even saying he's having an '''existential crisis''' over how much sway his Power Rangers analysis show would have over the 30th Anniversary special.

* His opening monologue on ''Operation Overdrive''. While Lewis has always had his angry moments in the series, his frustrated moments or the like, just the...malice present in his voice when talking about this season is rather unsettling. While he does briefly give his own "my opinion" disclaimer, you know you're in for a rough ride when he talks about how while ''Turbo'' had its good points, there's not a lot to like in ''Operation Overdrive''. Almost like we're getting set to watch a train wreck of insanity.
** His rant at the team up episode "Once A Ranger" is worse. The sheer level of hatred and vitriol in his voice rivals that of when he reviewed ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' and ''ComicBook/HolyTerror'' over on ''Atop The Fourth Wall''. Aside from first showing what previous Power Ranger teams did when they lost their powers (continue to fight, even if it seemed hopeless, where as these Rangers dropped all Ranger duties and went home), Linkara begins to rant about what a bunch of privileged douchebags they are, what a [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot missed opportunity it is to not focus on the idea of Adam leading a team of veteran Rangers]], the lack of interaction the two teams have in the episode and finally ending with what a horrible team the Operation Overdrive Rangers are, because they learned nothing in this episode and got the easy way out of things.
* Lewis is outright ''snarling'' at some elements present in ''Megaforce''. At one point during the legendary battle, where [[UnexplainedRecovery Robo Knight is shown to be alive for no reason]], it cuts to him in real life as he goes LaughingMad, whips out a gun, and unloads a mag into something offscreen as his laughter turns into unintelligible {{Angrish}}. It's like witnessing the birth of a super villain.
* His earlier reaction to the rangers using their Ranger Keys to transform into the ''Dairangers'', which were never actually shown or properly adapted as a Power Rangers season, quickly diverts into a longer rant about how bad of a move this is, right down to how it's infuriating. And then he becomes aware of his ranting and wonders if viewers want him to return to explaining the story, when he yells that there ''is'' no story to this. It's very rare to see him rant this much at something in the course of [=HoPR=] and even so, his ranting about the problems in ''Turbo'' was more funny. This was almost scary, to see him beginning to break because of this season.

* Lewis is outright ''snarling'' at some elements present in ''Megaforce''. At one point during the legendary battle, where [[[UnexplainedRecovery Robo Knight is shown to be alive for no reason]], it cuts to him in real life as he goes LaughingMad, whips out a gun, and unloads a mag into something offscreen as his laughter turns into unintelligible {{Angrish}}. It's like witnessing the birth of a super villain.

* The original rant in regards to ''Turbo'' in Part 1, with how badly everything's been done? Funny as all hell. The re-released version with better quality of the show? '''Terrifying'''. Unlike Turbo, which just felt more exaggerated and whiny (in usual Lewis fashion), the re-released version has more ''malice'' and more full bent '''fury''', probably close up to his rant on "Once a Ranger".

* Lewis is outright ''snarling'' at some elements present in ''Megaforce''. At one point during the legendary battle, where [[spoiler: [[UnexplainedRecovery Robo Knight is shown to be alive for no reason]]]], it cuts to him in real life as he goes LaughingMad, whips out a gun, and unloads a mag into something offscreen as his laughter turns into unintelligible {{Angrish}}. It's like witnessing the birth of a super villain.

* Lewis is outright ''snarling'' at some elements present in ''Megaforce''. At one point during the legendary battle, where [[spoiler: [[UnexplainedRecovery Robo Knight is shown to be alive for no reason]]]], it cuts to him in real life as he goes LaughingMad, whips out a gun, and unloads a clip into something offscreen as his laughter turns into unintelligible {{Angrish}}. It's like witnessing the birth of a super villain.

* His earlier reaction to the rangers using their Ranger Keys to transform into the ''Dairangers'', which were never actually shown or properly adapted as a Power Rangers season, quickly diverts into a longer rant about how bad of a move this is, right down to how it's infuriating. And then he becomes aware of his ranting and wonders if viewers want him to return to explaining the story, when he yells that there ''is'' no story to this. It's very rare to see him rant this much at something in the course of [=HoPR=] and even so, his ranting about the problems in ''Turbo'' was more funny. This was almost scary, to see him beginning to break because of this season.

** His rant at the team up episode "Once A Ranger" is worse. The sheer level of hatred and vitriol in his voice rivals that of when he reviewed ''Comics/OneMoreDay'' and ''Comics/HolyTerror'' over on ''Atop The Fourth Wall''. Aside from first showing what previous Power Ranger teams did when they lost their powers (continue to fight, even if it seemed hopeless, where as these Rangers dropped all Ranger duties and went home), Linkara begins to rant about what a bunch of privileged douchebags they are, what a [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot missed opportunity it is to not focus on the idea of Adam leading a team of veteran Rangers]], the lack of interaction the two teams have in the episode and finally ending with what a horrible team the Operation Overdrive Rangers are, because they learned nothing in this episode and got the easy way out of things.

* His opening monologue on Operation Overdrive. While Lewis has always had his angry moments in the series, his frustrated moments or the like, just the...malice present in his voice when talking about this season is rather unsettling. While he does briefly give his own "my opinion" disclaimer, you know you're in for a rough ride when he talks about how while Turbo had its good points, there's not a lot to like in Operation Overdrive. Almost like we're getting set to watch a train wreck of insanity.
** His rant at the team up episode 'Once A Ranger' is worse. The sheer level of hatred and vitriol in his voice rivals that of when he reviewed "One More Day" and "Holy Terror" over on ''Atop The Fourth Wall''. Aside from first showing what previous Power Ranger teams did when they lost their powers (continue to fight, even if it seemed hopeless, where as these Rangers dropped all Ranger duties and went home), Linkara begins to rant about what a bunch of 'priviliged douchebags' they are, what a [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot missed opportunity it is to not focus on the idea of Adam leading a team of veteran Rangers]], the lack of interaction the two teams have in the episode and finally ending with what a horrible team the Operation Overdrive Rangers are, because they learned nothing in this episode and got the easy way out of things.
* Lewis is outright ''snarling'' at some elements present in Megaforce. At one point during the legendary battle, where [[spoiler: [[UnexplainedRecovery Robo Knight is shown to be alive for no reason]]]], it cuts to him in real life as he goes LaughingMad, whips out a gun, and unloads a clip into something offscreen as his laughter turns into unintelligible {{Angrish}}. It's like witnessing the birth of a super villain.

** His rant at the team up episode 'Once A Ranger' is worse. The sheer level of hatred and vitriol in his voice rivals that of when he reviewed "One More Day" and "Holy Terror" over on ''Atop The Fourth Wall''. Aside from first showing what previous Power Ranger teams did when they lost their powers, Linkara begins to rant about what a bunch of 'priviliged douchebags' are, what a [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot missed opportunity it is to not focus on the idea of Adam leading a team of veteran Rangers]], the lack of interaction the two teams have in the episode and finally ending with what a horrible team the Operation Overdrive Rangers are, because they learned nothing in this episode and got the easy way out of things.

** If you think that's bad, wait until you get to the Team-up video. The sheer level of hatred and vitriol in his voice rivals that of when he reviewed "One More Day" and "Holy Terror" over on ''Atop The Fourth Wall''.

* Lewis is outright ''snarling'' at some elements present in Megaforce. At one point during the legendary battle, where [[spoiler: [[UnexplainedRecovery Robo Knight is shown to be alive for no reason]]]], it cuts to him in real life as he goes LaughingMad, whips out a gun, and unloads a clip into something offscreen as his laughter turns into unintelligible {{Angrish}}. It's like witnessing the birth of a super villain.

** If you think that's bad, wait until you get to the Team-up video. The sheer level of hatred and vitriol in his voice rivals that of when he reviewed "One More Day" and "Holy Terror" over on ''Atop The Fourth Wall''.

* His opening monologue on Operation Overdrive. While Lewis has always had his angry moments in the series, his frustrated moments or the like, just the...malice present in his voice when talking about this season is rather unsettling. While he does briefly give his own "my opinion" disclaimer, you know you're in for a rough ride when he talks about how while Turbo had its good points, there's not a lot to like in Operation Overdrive. Almost like we're getting set to watch a train wreck of insanity.

* His opening monologue on Operation Overdrive. While Lewis has always had his angry moments in the series, his frustrated moments or the like, just the...malice present in his voice when talking about this season is rather unsettling. While he does briefly give his own "my opinion" disclaimer, you know you're in for a rough ride when he talks about how while Turbo had its good points, there's not a lot to like in operation overdrive. Almost like we're getting set to watch a train wreck of insanity.