Perhaps, but 10,000 years being fully awake would make a HELL of a difference unless he was somehow able to avoid humans all that time.

It can be fairly easily handwaved - he's not biologically identical to modern homo sapiens but still feels lazy.

Otherwise, good episode. Nice to see the villains basically start with a clever technique (although I suspect that they'll resort to the tactics that make better TV now) and megazords are always cool, although I'd like a little more exposition as to just how this one works. The unique weapons are good too.

I hope we get an explanation for the Zords and why they are hidden in so many different locations.

Ratings are in! 1.529M for episode 3. https://twitter.com/BurgundyRanger/s...28185381847040

I just wanted to point out that every time I see Sledge, I keep thinking all the green cloth under his armor is Green Screen cloth that wasn't fixed in post.

We now have Luckyuro introduced as a Frankenstein like character called Curio. Interesting.

Finally watched this episode.

I love that my sole complaint about this series is how much they talk during morphs, while they fight, and how much the Megazord 'talks'. Not everything needs narrated. But I love it because last year that was the least of my complaints, and they finally stopped calling out their team and color when they morphed. This series may not what we'd consider perfect but compared to last year it's beyond it.