A show need a good storytelling .

Personally when it comes to quality I'd say Disney's run has the better track record.

Only one of their shows is pretty much considered unwatchable by the fandom.

The feeling I'm getting from, idk, Saban himself or the company???? Is that they care more about getting money out of MMPR and how to make the current seasons similar to MMPR. Of course they care about the money duh but is not that they don't care about the show itself, is just they care more about MMPR. I see it like this, they have 20+ kids but MMPR is the fave son and they want their new babies to be like their older brother. And like I read in another thread, that eventually can damage the franchise. Yeah, MMPR is the show that most ppl remember and blah blah blah but it wouldn't hurt the new seasons to get away from that MMPR format/humor/tone/etc and care more about the storytelling. Nothing last forever and eventually MMPR will stop to make the boom it makes now, it already happened back then.

Thing is - MMPR sells. It's the big nostalgia boom right now for Power Rangers and they're going to ride that like there's no tomorrow. With the movie coming out and the toys hitting the shelves, you better believe that it is only going to continue.

It's about time for the Legacy line to stop and start back over with a new MMPR Megazord.

I could see them doing that, but I hope they don't. Though honestly, what new spin could they put onto a Legacy MMPR Megazord that they haven't done already?

Giving it moulded details instead of stickers.

No offense,Saban and he's obsession for money will be he's failure.

You don't seem to grasp the part where Haim Saban isn't actively making all the decisions (or any at all really) when it comes to writing the show.

Not only does he write the whole show, in code on the back of restaurant napkins, I hear that he actually puts on all the suits and does the fighting. All of it. At the same time. What a guy!

MMPR had a good storytelling, byt the current seasons are just knock-offs.