[weedle013ZiO]

Logic. Besides, Hasbro has a connection with Discovery Family, no?

[RoukiZenAku1994]

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Originally Posted by weedle013ZiO

Logic. Besides, Hasbro has a connection with Discovery Family, no?

You do realize that Discovery Family airs a lot of tv show adaptations of Hasbro properties, right?

[rw1997]

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Originally Posted by RoukiZenAku1994

You do realize that Discovery Family airs a lot of tv show adaptations of Hasbro properties, right?

Well, they didn't air Transformers RID 2015 on Discovery Family, because they wanted to air on Hub, but the latter got rebranded to the former, due to Discovery Family's apparent girl-leaning demographics were not appropriate for the show. Same thing with PR.

[TokuKnight89]

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Originally Posted by RoukiZenAku1994

I wish they moved the show to Discovery Family instead of Netflix since PR is created for cable, not streaming. If a show is made for cable, then it should be kept on cable.

PR was originally and historically made for network! Granted, Fox wasn't an "old" network when PR debuted in '93, but network nonetheless. Cable didn't really help until 10 years after the fact.

Also, while old standards remain for the moment, cable is an older concept. Many reject the overpriced cable and satellite bills, and for good reason. What happens when it finally fades? Should PR fade with it by default, or should it change with the times?

[rw1997]

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Originally Posted by TokuKnight89

PR was originally and historically made for network! Granted, Fox wasn't an "old" network when PR debuted in '93, but network nonetheless. Cable didn't really help until 10 years after the fact.

Also, while old standards remain for the moment, cable is an older concept. Many reject the overpriced cable and satellite bills, and for good reason. What happens when it finally fades? Should PR fade with it by default, or should it change with the times?

Well, I don't want a cable TV to go away, too, since I am sort of an old timer/early 2000s kid. Adn watching the old films on cable is a bit special.

[wentwood]

I've seen Mighty Morphin - Super Ninja Steel on DVD as I didn't have cable or over the air at the time they ran. I didn't get cable til Power Rangers Mystic Force. We lost Nick during Power Rangers Samurai. (At my house.)

As I now have Netflix so I'll hold that feed to watch all new episodes of Power Rangers.

Power Rangers Beast Morphers is my switch in point for watching Power Rangers on Netflix.

I'll resume Dino Fury after I finish Beast Morphers. I have the Hasbro episodes on my I Pad so I'm getting caught up.

I'm an 80s kid myself actually but the shows I watch ran in the 90s. Nothing like growing up to 18 to find out the shows you watch started a decade late - darn it.

Power Rangers -

I think that regardless of if it all ends up stream and disk Power Rangers should adapt to fit both formats. If Netflix is holding Power Rangers the series can continue for a long time to come. I think in a few years time cable will be so expensive people will watch TV on DVD / Blu Ray or stream as both formats are cheaper. Cable will likely phase out of existence having price themselves too high. This may even happen to sat TV carriers. Stream and disk will be the main format for TV and movies at some point.

Cable where I live runs $180 a month so I don't have it. Hence why I have Netflix.In 2021 I was testing the waters on streaming.

[DreamSword]

It was just announced that the rest of Dino Fury will be put on Netflix September 29th.

[Sh Ranger]

Last year the hiatus ended in October, so this is an improvement at least.

[Paladin]

https://youtu.be/OqlzCmOz1Sc

[wentwood]

This year the hiatus was in August. 2 whole months earlier.

At least we get all 11 at once.