[Matrixbeast]

Well, I think another thing is that Tubi would have to be willing to invest in it as well. Both Once and Always and Cosmic Fury had Netflix willing to split costs.

I do think there is a place for Power Rangers on Tubi, since it seems to be growing more than I initially though, however.

[Mesnick]

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Tubi is free though. I think it would have more visibility.

Why then not immediately on YouTube? Where all the shows except Cosmic Fury are already there. As has already been said, Tubi is not available in all countries, including those located in the PR zone, so to speak.

[Sunred]

They should just upload new shows as youtube shorts. Quick like a yonkoma manga strip. Go Pop Team Epic with it.

[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Sunred

They should just upload new shows as youtube shorts. Quick like a yonkoma manga strip. Go Pop Team Epic with it.

But won't PR then turn into a modern version of Redman?

[Sunred]

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But won't PR then turn into a modern version of Redman?

*shrugs* Then it'll be a rated PG Redman.

[wentwood]

It's more of a question of accessability and given the fact that people are streaming on free feeds more these days I would say go for numbers and get as many people to watch as possible.

So I'd say try it on Tubi at least once.

[Talisman]

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It's more of a question of accessability and given the fact that people are streaming on free feeds more these days I would say go for numbers and get as many people to watch as possible.

So I'd say try it on Tubi at least once.

Problem is they can't afford to just throw an entirely new production on a service that has no promise that they'll get a good return on investment. Even if your budget is a shoestring and a pack of gum, it costs a lot to make a TV show, and even if you've got Disney Money, Disney balks at the idea of throwing that much of it into the wind.

[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by Talisman

Problem is they can't afford to just throw an entirely new production on a service that has no promise that they'll get a good return on investment. Even if your budget is a shoestring and a pack of gum, it costs a lot to make a TV show, and even if you've got Disney Money, Disney balks at the idea of throwing that much of it into the wind.

Yes, but for 30 years the franchise has literally driven into a swamp from which it is impossible to get out without risk and irrevocable investments. Here is a situation where PR's owner need to think ahead, like not eating during the day when a hearty banquet awaits you in the evening. Now they need to start, if not from scratch, then at least from ruins. But isn't this always associated with the risk of losing money?

[Talisman]

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Yes, but for 30 years the franchise has literally driven into a swamp from which it is impossible to get out without risk and irrevocable investments. Here is a situation where PR's owner need to think ahead, like not eating during the day when a hearty banquet awaits you in the evening. Now they need to start, if not from scratch, then at least from ruins. But isn't this always associated with the risk of losing money?

Because the current crop of execs and more importantly, shareholders don't like risk. Risk means you could lose money, sometimes a little, oftentimes a lot given current production costs. It also means time and resources that could've been better applied to a surefire hit.

And that's how we got The Flash and Morbius while Batwoman got written off for taxes. These companies no longer exist in the same reality as the rest of us because the people at the top are so utterly detached from what they're actually supposed to be doing and making. All that matters is that Line Go Up.

And Power Rangers wasn't making Line Go Up enough when it was being produced for pennies on the dollar, so by that reasoning, why on earth would they ever spend more on it?