Interesting points, I agree with some of them!

Wes was strong alright, and definitely one of my favorite, if not my favorite Red Rangers on the American side. His character development was very believable.

Jen definitely defrosted her ice-queen impression. She became very likable towards the end of the season.

I loved how Eric and Wes played off each other, there was great chemistry between both of them. I enjoyed the resolution to their story.

No doubt Ransik was scary. Even in his first appearance he was terrifying and ruthless.

Alex was definitely bipolar. Maybe he really is bipolar in a true disordered sort of way?

Admittedly Ransik's defection did feel a bit disproportionate to all he had done throughout the season. I will disagree with you though, in saying that he did not care for Nadira. He loved her to bits and was willing to spoil her and listen to her incessant whines. For example, when Nadira got it into her head that Lucas fancied her, or when she wanted to be a movie star. Maybe it's me, but I felt that Ransik definitely loved Nadira, and he paid a lot of attention to her. If anything Nadira would be the only one capable of changing his mind.

I agree that this is a shame that it didn't happen. It would have run perfectly well with the "I make my own destiny" theme throughout the series.

Time Force is, to my mind, the most overrated season of Power Rangers. Coming off of my all time favorite in Lightspeed Rescue, I had high hope for this series. They were quickly dashed. None of the heroes were in the least bit interesting to me. Jen was like a character from a fanfic. She's a giant walking cliche. Wes was supposed to be the hero but he always came across as milquetoast until the very end. Trip, eh. Lucas was sort of a watered down version of Kai. And Katie, I don't think I remember a single thing about her other than she was super strong.

The meka was terrible. The Time Force Megazord is the least appealing of all of the Megazords we had gotten up til that point, and it's still bottom of the barrel today. Q-Rex looked overly silly running through that same bridge over and over, and made no sense, really. To me it just screamed "WE NEED A T REX TOY!" The Transwarp Megazord may be the stupidest giant robot I have ever seen, especially when he punched himself in the ass to go back in time. :lol But overall they were weak and immemorable.

The villains at least were pretty strong. Ransik was a very good badguy. One of the best American exclusive baddies for sure. Nadira was annoying but I guess that was her point. Frax was an intriguing character in the second half of the series.

Overall I tolerated Time Force more than anything else. This was not helped by the legions of PR fans who went insane over the series as it was airing (mostly because they WUVED JEN SOOOO MUCH). So I rated Time Force as "Bad" and will continue to hold that opinion.

Another thing I'd like to add about what I love about Time Force: the music.

For me, this series has the most epic soundtrack of Power Rangers. It was dramatic when need be, and made use of its theme well. For example, during the "countdown" before enemies were finished off, you would hear a musical track that sounded like a timer ticking down (appropriately).

Time Force also made great use of leitmotifs. The opening theme song was thematically remixed in many ways, fitting each scene. It created a sense of continuity in the show.

Best of all, I can actually hear the music in my head. Few Power Rangers series can make me do that!

alex try eased jen 's memory
alex mean to wes and took his morpher away from him

Alex wasn't a nice guy, certainly. One thing though, erasing memory is just part of Time Force protocol. Notice that when Jen finally resisted, Alex stepped aside and even allowed them to use the Time Force Megazord to return to 2001. So while Alex was quite unpleasant, he wasn't really bad. He was just too strict and quite a bit selfish.