I don't think so. I could see S1's success as a fluke, but that'd mean that ratings and all that jazz would drop significantly later on during the other two seasons.

Simple. A Saban logo and a Fox Kids logo.

If Toei ended Super Sentai in 1996 and brought back a decade later similar what they did with Kuuga then I wonder what Disney would have done. Dinsey would still have bought Saban in 2001 and the PR series would still likely be under Saban's contract.

Yeah, but what I mean is that MMPR just happened to come out at the right time when there was nothing else like it on TV. It featured robot dinosaurs, super heroes, cool looking alien monsters, and was in live action. It was like UltraSeven and Super Inframan, but better. It came out after Jurassic Park ruled the summer and was something entirely new. Anything after (which is why I also think VR Troopers, Masked Rider, and Beetleborgs failed) was no longer new and felt like it was just trying to cash in on the MMPR success. MMPR caught everyone off guard. It also helps that there was no internet to ruin it for us back then.

It would've been disappointing. Turbo wasn't the best season ever. They could've ended Power Rangers in one of two places and I would've been alright with it. The end of In Space, and the end of Mystic Force.

Well to me power rangers ended in space. I liked turbo but I was also 7 or 8 at the time...