I like how they've introduced Robo Knight. For those that wanted him, and Megaforce in-general, to be exactly like Gosaiger, you've still got Gosaiger to watch. As for acting in Megaforce being "bad" like back in MMPR, from what I've seen of the Power Ranger shows since MMPR...how is this at all a step backwards? Granted I haven't seen the majority of PR shows they've done, but still, none of them were much, if any, better than MMPR was acting-wise. Quite honestly, what I saw of Samurai was worse than MMPR was.

I will admit that, one of the things that I really enjoy about Megaforce is the MMPR nostalgia it brings to the table. Doesn't affect my view of the acting, which while not great, is good...for a Power Rangers show.

Anyways, back to Robo Knight. I honestly don't understand the rage some have over him. Most especially since we've just been introduced to him, and barely so at that.

The problem is that it shouldn't just be "Good for a Power Rangers show."
We should ask for and expect to see "Good" just flat out.

Iron Man and The Dark Knight are good movies. Not just "Good for a comic book movie" but good movies in general.
As an audience, we shouldn't just lower our standards for a show because of the preconceived notion of "It's Power Rangers. It's SUPPOSED to be like that."

Bingo. And this is the all powerful 20th Anniversary season, so trying would've been appreciated.

Okay, well this was only a matter of time before someone* made this thread :lol

But really, I am going to give RK a chance, does anyone remember (insert boring intro but turned out to be awesome character) [damn my blank mind :lol] They turned out all right.

Oh the show is directed at kids? I'm shocked.

Saban gave up on Power Rangers after "Lost Galaxy". The show began to lose its audience (again, for the 3rd time), and he was actively shopping the network but apparently wanted a giant price. That said, the show was basically given to Tzachor to handle and the show didn't run off the usual "CORPORATE SAYS" BS that you see these days. The writers had more freedom, the budget was more flexible, etc.

Now the entire idea is "take the Japanese show, translate it following footage, and release it, and stay within budget". Saban makes boatloads of cash off Power Rangers and with it is able to do things like Digimon Fusion, etc.

Time Force had amazing acting, other series like SPD, Mystic Force and even Dino Thunder (ironically except for JDF, who still sucked pretty damn hard and no amount of worshippers will ever change that fact) also had pretty good acting. Samurai, Megaforce and MMPR are towards the lower end acting-wise when it comes to Power Rangers.
You can say its not a step backwards when you admit to not having seen the majority of the PR shows. You can't compare the acting of what you haven't seen, so your opinion can't truly be relevant.

It's a shame, really- just before Saban buys back Power Rangers, RPM blesses our fandom. Say what you will about the other Disney Era shows, but RPM notched up the quality. Superb acting, excellent storytelling, minimal flaws (I could only find two, three if you count the crossover I shall not name), and, greatest of all, this line:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Sk-GCJekA

saban buy back before pr dino thunder air
saban change story line too - saban make dr paine insted tommy as pr dino thunder 's mentor
saban put dino earth and talking dinos

Why are you so obsessed with Dino Earth?