[OdieEsty]

these conditions are unfortunately a side effect of the scheduling tokusatsu has. During the pandemic we saw the turn around on an episode to air was what, 3 weeks? a month? maybe a procedural in the same sets could pull that off but the only way for something special effects heavy like Rider or Sentai to do it is to extradite the process by having a swath of workers doing it, which means everyone earns less to keep costs down, which means the standard of worker goes down. The people you get working here are kids out of film school and vets who can't keep steady work or have been blacklisted, making the set a powder keg. If you want to curb events like this the best way is to have fewer but more skilled workers. that makes it easier to make sure the guys you're hiring are on the up and up, and even if they are screwy they'll think twice about rocking the boat if it's a good job. Of course, that may be outright impossible with the schedule rider and sentai are expected to keep. They would probably need to parse out the release schedule of episodes to compensate.