The only thing I wqish Nick would change is the amount of episodes per season. 20 just isnt long enough for a good season. Maybe 30.

Yeah, Nick is allowing for the best promotional capabilities, only for the show to not be in its slot 90% of the time due to the stupid 20 episodes a year limit.

As far as I'm concerned, the pre-super & super halves aren't separate seasons. That argument was easier to make when Megaforce didn't adapt two different Sentai seasons for each half, but I'll stick with it.

I'd much rather go back to the old 32 episode count and actually adapt each season.

Still though, it's non stop barrage of promotion is putting it in a far better standing than when it was with other networks. So even though PR only airs for, like, 3 months a year, it's constantly being pushed into the public eye.

Also, I want 50 episode seasons. PR seasons tend to have so much potential, but it goes unexplored in lieu of the basic story of good vs evil because they barely have the time to make things interesting again.

Thats what i was getting at.

I'd go with varying blocks of 32-45 episodes per season, we can be on track, Nick gets smaller chunks and we don't have to screw with stupid "no really, it's TWO seasons of the team!" thing.

Also, anyone realize we now need to what the TF fandom does with the two RIDs and have a PRNS and PRNS2?

I just came back because I meant to clarify that I'd rather have 32-episode seasons adapting every Sentai over the 40-episode seasons I view them as.


I'd prefer 50 episodes, but I think they can do plenty in 32-ish. I think the bigger issue (or, at least one of the issues) holding them back is an overly-action-oriented mentality, at least in the Neo-Saban era. I wish there was less concern over it being fun and/or funny so often, and they'd just slow down.

I think it's just a stipulation for Power Rangers. I dunno, I don't really know about how Nick handles contracts.

Nevermind the fact Nick was the only station willing to air it at all after Disney dumped it.