I agree Noah, those 'street comics' or whatever the fuck they are weren't funny, those jokes were just stupid, the bad kind of stupid. And as if Troy can criticise anyone with his emotional range akin to that of a toaster. I like how the show kinda...sorta...tried to do some character moments, but man the acting in this show is atrocious and makes the whole thing feel cheap and amateurish.

The villain of this week was insanely fucking annoying. But I've started to notice in a lot of toku, that the goofier the villain, the better they seem to do. If only the actual badass villains achieved as much as the goofy monsters seem to. Although why would he just wait for them to regroup and discuss a plan? What a fucking moron.

"No need to chase him, when you have weapons to stop him." Roboknight is a fucking boss. Seriously, if it wasn't for him, I would have probably rated this a flat out bad. It's easily the worst episode of Megaforce yet. Hell, I might have even hated the whole season, if it wasn't for him, who is fast turning into one of my all time favourite sixths.

Because my OCD saw it and freaked out inside my mind for a few hours.

I kinda loved this episode, owing to the fact that it was so aggressively unfunny, it looped back on itself and become hysterical.

I'm just throwing this out here. Worst Power Rangers show ever, and re-spawning of Saban has easily made Operation Overdrive seem like a legitimate operation with legitimate actors, and plot.

Screw this show, and screw it for attempting to hype me.

It succeeded in hyping me up. But, overall as a show and ranger show it is a failure. There is more emotional range from Gosei, then there is from the entire cast.

Fuck this show. Fuck Saban. We are done here.

Although I don't agree 100% I do agree that Neo Saban is a low point in the franchise. Some of the early Power Rangers stuff under his name may seem a little hokey now, but at least they tried, this shit is just...terrible, in absolutely every sense. Limp wristed, amateurish, cheap and shit.

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Which is why I bought a Goseiger DVD. I want to watch the Goseiger suits with dignity!

Is that what are calling it now? Neo Saban?

It's what I've always called it, mainly because Saban of the 90s and Neo Saban may as well be two entirely separate franchises. A lot of the 90s stuff may be bad in reality, and full of Saban's greed, but at least in those days he tried to tell original stories, with original characters and forge a unique continuity.

Neo Saban just slaps as much stock footage together as he can, with as little new footage as he can, to focus entirely on his greed. Characters and story mean nothing to him any more, any story that makes it across was just stuff he couldn't edit out of the fight footage.

I could not agree with you more.

Okay. I watched the episode again, after fast-forwarding the begining to I didn't get distracted by the opening again, and I have some thoughts.

Firstly, Noah was right. Even for a Saban show, even for a kids show, those jokes were old and godaweful. Gia laughed so I'm rethinking this crush. RoboKnight, yes RoboKnight, came alive in this episode. To the point I may stop hating him.
The show, I think, has finally hit the stride. And maybe it'll just get better from here.