[TheFightingSpirit]

Yeah, you know what, the audio was pretty shoddy now you mention it. Actually really bad... Often the music was louder than dialogue. In most shows and films that would mean an automatic sacking for the audio mixers and masterers!

And yet they can get away with it in a modern day power rangers show?

I'm really confused.

Yeah I'm only an amateur and yeah I did a degree in music technology (and I'm not at all trying to sound elitist here), but the fact I could probably do a better job in a really short amount of time compared to these "professionals", well, that's pretty terrible really, isn't it.

Are they paying these guys so little they can't be bothered to do a decent job? Or is Johnnie T/Saban/Nick suggesting they don't have to do a decent job because it's a kids show? Is the problem a time limit imposed on them by some random exec who's never watch an episode of PR in his life?

Frankly none of those are good enough excuses. If a bunch of lazy arse 19 year old students could get their course work in on time, then I fully expect real, proper, paid professionals to do passable, vaguely consistant work within a time limit.

Am I being picky? I don't think I'm being picky.