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Episode 73- Green No More Part 2

Jan 09, 2010 15:50

Oh god. I have been blinded by the fish. I wanted to like this episode, because it's the last episode of the green ranger era, except a)it puts us one step closer to the white ranger era and b)the sheer amount of fish in this episode is overwhelming ( Read more... )

the love that daren't speak it's name, goldar, kidnapped ranger, science doesn't work like that, power loss, centered on: tommy, ranger home, 5 fish, rita on earth, era: tommy, emo ranger, season 2: stone canyon trio, tommy's powers always fail, alternate dimension

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germankitty January 9 2010, 23:13:03 UTC

". The monster, who's name I can't remember, "

It's Turbanshell. I'm such a fangirl to remember that without googling and/or whipping out my Dvds ...*facepalms*

second_batgirl January 13 2010, 01:22:58 UTC

I cannot stop staring at your icon, OMG.

germankitty January 13 2010, 08:40:25 UTC

Thanks -- one of the few I made myself. :)

second_batgirl January 14 2010, 01:44:13 UTC

It's pretty awesome.

katie_9918 January 10 2010, 05:55:46 UTC

Okay, I'm gonna be completely honest.

I just got finished watching the first half of the Eagles/Cow***** game and then spent the second half playing a really great game with my friends and alcohol was involved in both activities, so I'm going to read this and comment tomorrow morning when I have a chance to watch over YouTube.

G'night!

second_batgirl January 13 2010, 01:33:40 UTC

Drinking with friends is always good!

So what did you end up thinking about this episode? :D

dream_edge January 10 2010, 07:00:59 UTC

I see the fish were getting well fed this episode. And they seem to be reproducing, which is about the scariest thing in the world.

Recorded being holding physical object... yeah, I got nothing for that.However, the building imploding do to a shrinking forcefield makes some sense to me, but only under certain circumstances.

a) the force field must keep things in, not out and b) the building must be old. I'm pretty sure the building is very old since Zordon must have been waiting there a long time for Rita to escape- why he would wait on earth I have no idea- so the building must be old. If the forcefield is shrinking it could put pressure on the support beams and rafters and other things that have to do with structural intgerity, causing them to bend and eventually snap. This would create an effect like an implosion, but I'm sure there's a better word for it.

Everything else... there's just no excuse. Is irritating, yes?

Also, it's about 50 degrees in my house, I have no idea how I forced my fingers to write all of this.

second_batgirl January 13 2010, 01:34:14 UTC

Yeah, the force field thing was slightly plausible, but the fish in this episode were... yeah. Ridiculous.

Why is it so cold everywhere? :(

harmonyangel January 10 2010, 20:32:10 UTC

Did this show... actually have writers? Or producers? Or... anyone looking at the scripts? O.o

And why were there watermelons?

second_batgirl January 13 2010, 01:35:40 UTC

Supposedly! Some of them actually went on to produce the good episodes.

I assume the fish brought them there. Other than that, I've got nothing.

zputty January 11 2010, 02:22:58 UTC

Boy, you'd think that, for all the past failures, Zedd would not only be more cautious about just letting people go, but also might have gained a little humility. Oh, he'll never learn.

And now, we toss these new kids in the pile with the various weapons, devices, tools, and characters that are never seen or heard from again. :D

second_batgirl January 13 2010, 01:36:10 UTC

I wonder if the fish are feeding off of those poor plot devices. They were really interesting, I wanted to see more of them.