missed a pr episode
 

anyone that has kids, if they missed an episode of pr, how do they watch them? dvds, dvr, online?

im wondering because when i was kid i watched reruns by recording them on the vcr, im wondering how is it now since i dont have a dvr.

I think the current series is available next day on Hulu.

For the current series, Hulu+ has the episodes available the next day (so every Sunday they have the latest episode from Saturday).

Netflix Streaming currently has every single season from "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" all the way through the first 10 episodes of "Power Rangers Megaforce", including both movies and any Halloween and Christmas Specials (mostly from Samurai/Super Samurai).

A lot of people now also DVR it, but not having DVR means Netflix and Hulu+ are great alternatives.

there is something im interested in wondering that why doesnt bandai put the episodes on their website like on the pr box it says watch on nick but they should put an alternative source like watch it on bandai.com since it is their product and related to the show? sort of the anime gundam online shows.

bandai should be doing something like in the past with pr merch especially in the disney seasons. that's just my idea of how merch would sell alot more and it would be alot more fun in my opinion.

Bandai only has the rights to make toys. The rights to air the series falls on the people who initially air the series.

Welovefine makes licensed, asked-for-by-fans Tshirts for various franchises, most notably My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, but they do not had the rights to air episodes or movies of the stuff they print on shirts.

Toei chose to permit Haim Saban to splice Zyuranger footage with American sets and actors and still permits him (and Disney during their run) to make PR seasons along with letting certain companies air the series on their websites. The red tape of licensing agreements is why Bandai.com doesn't air full episodes of stuff.

Actually, Hulu Plus is not needed for all episodes. The 5 newest episodes are free for anyone to watch.

does that also apply in japan/sentai/kr as well?

Currently the only way to watch the Japanese series is to either watch it live-streamed through various streaming websites, or to download the episodes (in RAW or Subtitled format) via direct downloads or download torrents.

TOEI is making an Internet TV channel that will show case older Japanese series of theirs officially subtitled, but it's a premium (pay to watch) and isn't even available in the United States at this time.

Some peole have some sentai/ rider shows hidden on youtube. If you do a google search you can find them. I watched go-busters and I curently watch kyoruyger that way.

do kids even use social media?