[ljacone]

I stopped watching once Turbo started. I didn't pick it up again until the middle of Lost Galaxy. Then I stopped after Wild Force because my ABC affiliate didn't carry Ninja Storm. From then on its been spotty but I generally have followed the show again since Dino Thunder.

[Shinken Red]

I lost it when mystic force started. but after that i was back, stuck it out though overdrive too. (who else can say that!)

[Switchblade]

First loss of interest: start of Turbo. Went into the show high off of Zeo, but dear lord did the early Turbo issues sap any and all goodwill Zeo had created.

First return of interest: In Space. Awesome plot, great Zords, and hot girls in tight costumes. Totally worked on this teenage boy.

Second loss of interest: end of Lost Galaxy. The show never matched up to In Space for me and when it ended I gave up on the show.

Second return of interest: Dino Thunder. So yeah, Tommy was back... not much more to say.

Third loss of interest: five episodes into Samurai. Ugh. Just ugh.

[ComicGuy89]

I lost interest right about the third season of Power Rangers. Shamefully, this was due to societal pressure, it was deemed that I was becoming too old for Power Rangers, and I was becoming a bit embarrassed at spending so much of my parents' money on the DX Megazords. I had every one up until the Tigerzord, and that was when my parents put a stop to it. (It was a shame, as the Ninja and Zeo Zords were really awesome stuff.)

Because of this embarrassment, I considered Power Rangers taboo for many years, though I did catch the Turbo movie and quietly sneaked to watch bits of Zeo and Turbo. That was until I heard about RPM. Here was a series that was deemed "mature" and the "Dark Knight of Power Rangers". Finally willing to break my taboo, I decided to give it a try and loved it. I noticed that RPM did retain campy aspects of Power Rangers, but by this time I could scarcely give a heck. That was when my taboos broke down and I declared myself a fan for good, giving past seasons a chance too.

[GokaiSithKnight101]

Well I watched it from Lost Galaxy to close to the End of Mystic Force. When the air time and everything changed I never really watched it. For the toys, I got up to the first wave of MMPR. I got Mega Gold recently but with the guality of the toys I'm just not really in to it. If we get Gokaiger I will be all over it but for now im not really in to Samari.

[Kamen Rider 7]

i lost interest as i grew out of it, around spd i think. I caught episodes here and there of subsequent shows but it was more for nostalgia than anything else. I was watching mystic force on netflix with my nephew (he's four) and although he liked it it was far too corny for me. If the acting was better and the themes more adult oriented maybe I'd watch, but I think ill just stick with Japanese kamen rider. Its still a bit schlocky but I prefer the darker storylines of the bug men

[cb1]

i love spd series and i stop watch pr - diseny 's mmpr reboot

[Blade Raider]

I lost interest mid way through Turbo but kept watching when the 2nd half got better (not saying much). Then In Space was awesome and gave me the closure I had been wanting. After that, I watched some of Lost Galaxy, but offical quit watching the episode Magna Defender died. Magna Defender was awesome and I didn't really like anyone else in Lost Galaxy so I just quit watching. It's worth noting I was in High School by then and didn't want to admit I still enjoyed PR.

I somehow saw most of the first episodes since then and happened upon the first airing of Forever Red. I came back during SPD's run in college, but not because of SPD. I saw that Disney had a "Power Playback" style block and just had it on from time to time while getting ready for class. Then one day they showed a newer series with a familiar...HOLY CRAP! It's Tommy roundhouse kicking a dinosaur.

I watched both Dino Thunder and SPD (both quite good) then quit again with Mytic Force. Didn't like the first couple of episodes and I can't stand the broomsticks to this day. Never have and never will have any desire to watch Operation Overdrive outside Once a Ranger. Jungle Fury however looked fun even if the lack of belts annoyed me. Glad I watched that season. One of my favorites.

I didn't want to watch RPM at first, but I knew it was most likely the last season. Glad I did because it's way better than it has any right to be. Seriously, can we have Dr. K and Billy in the same room for the 20th anniversary? Please?

Since then, Disney's attempt to ruin MMPR and Saban's mind numbing copy & paste called Samurai has since me right into Super Sentai country. I hope Power Rangers Ultra Mega Fire Pirate Dino Storm Force will be worth picking up.

[ZeoRangerV]

As a child - Lost Galaxy. The massive switchover in Turbo had already irked me, but once the Zordon continuity had ended I just wasn't interested anymore. Until Samurai started the only one I watched since was Dino Thunder.

Since then I've gone back and watched everything (bar Operation Overdrive), but funnily enough I still hate Lost Galaxy

[Sentai Tamashii]

I lost interest after the first movie, didn't pick it up again till SPD, but then Mystic Force lost me again, got it back with RPM, then went back full time to Sentai.