Nope cause if chip begin it we want cause the reason we ant getting a Dino team up I the fact that super mega was for that not this season

I'm taking it with a very microscopic grain of salt seeing how much reliability, or lack thereof, Collider has.

This was perfectly believable up till the bit about Netflix. Yeah, the contract is about up, but unless there are some unseen issues between Saban and Nickelodeon, I don't know why they would choose to move rather than renew with them. Not unless Netflix made them a really good offer.
Possibly, but I wouldn't count on it. Depends on how he feels about Saban and the idea of coming in for a cameo, and also how much Saban would be willing to pay him to come in for it.

Urgent question for Dino Charge: Ghostest With the Mostest airs after True Black right? Does Ghostest with the Mostest have any spoilers for True Black? Thanks!

EDIT: Went ahead and watched ... Ghostest With the Mostest has no spoilers for True Black, but it does have minor spoilers for episodes after that.

Saban Brands will still exist in 15 years ?

Saban Brands' main business is brand management, and they seem to be doing a very good job at it considering they're not a massive player in the market. I got the feeling since SCG formed Saban Brands and re-acquired Power Rangers back in 2010 that they're in it for the long run, and they've proven to be adept so far, with no major setbacks. They've also diversified their portfolio with a variety of franchises, which is very important as a safeguard against any risks in business.

So yeah, I do think Saban Brands will exist in 15 years and will still be going strong. They're here to stay for a long time.

Here's zany question/thought. If Super Sentai were to ever stop being produced (which we know will probably not happen anytime soon), what would that mean for Power Rangers? Would Saban finally do what we've been begging for and do an American original Power Rangers? Or would Saban just stop it all together?

This is just a thought and not meant to be some huge overdrawn argument of "will or won't happen". No need for the realists to step in and be all snooty and say things like "this isn't a good question because nobody knows", or be mean and rude. Just a speculative thought.

I would imagine Saban could have Toei to make original footage and suits for them if Sentai end up going on hiatus for a decade similar what happen with Kamen Rider. As long if toy sales are good then Power Rangers will keep on being made. Action shows for kids go by toy sales over ratings both in the US and Japan.

Now I feel like I need to be snotty, mean, and rude in response to this question.

PR is cheap to make and filmed in one of the most diverse looking and cheap places to film in the world. That is how profits are maximized for the show.

I think Saban Brands would hire Toei to assist them in making a season after sentai ended and assess the drop or increase in profits after to see if it would be a financially sound decision to do it again. You have to consider all the things that will go into pre-production for the show that isn't on the agenda now; suit design, word design, weapon design, villain design, episode planning from scratch, and creating all morphed, unmorphed, and megazord fight choreography. That is quite an increase in the load on the production team. Now I think some of the people involved would love to be unhinged from whatever sentai decides to do, but Saban Brands might not like the increased production costs beyond doing it for a year; maybe two.

I would love to see it though; a chance to see what the folks at Saban Brands can come up with from scratch could be really interesting.

Bandai Japan profits are also made up of Power Rangers merchandise sold in America, because Bandai America is connected directly to Bandai Japan.

Thus, Bandai Japan may be the powerhouse behind it all if it should ever come to that.