Power Rangers Time Force (2001)


Power Rangers Time Force
6 Listal rating
5.8 IMDB rating
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Starring (View all)
Jason Faunt

Jason Faunt

Red Time Force Ranger / ...
Kevin Kleinberg

Kevin Kleinberg

Trip Regis / ...
Michael Copon

Michael Copon

Blue Time Force Ranger / ...
Erin Cahill

Erin Cahill

Jennifer 'Jen' Scotts / ...
Deborah Estelle Philips

Deborah Estelle Philips

Katie Walker / ...
Kate Sheldon

Kate Sheldon

Nadira
Edward Albert

Edward Albert

Mr. Collins
Vernon Wells

Vernon Wells

Ransik


Written by (View all)
Judd Lynn

Judd Lynn

(40 episodes, 2001)
Saburo Yatsude

Saburo Yatsude

(40 episodes, 2001)


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34 votes
Think Pink! (44 items)
list by I.T.log
Published 2 years ago
6 comments
14 votes
Power Rangers (18 items)
list by Pumpkinate
Published 2 years, 9 months ago
4 comments
7 votes
Power Rangers: From Best to Worst (16 items)
list by Jenn
Published 1 year, 1 month ago
1 comment
4 votes
Rangers vs Sentai: Who Did it Better? (20 items)
list by Jenn
Published 2 years, 2 months ago
1 votes
Girls Lead the Boys (10 items)
list by Jenn
Published 1 year, 1 month ago

Reviews

OMG MATURE PR~!

4 years, 6 months ago at Oct 29 20:34
This seems to be everyone's go-to season for comparing Power Rangers to a prime time drama, like Smallville. Yes, it does have mature elements like death; but so did just about every other season in it's own way. In fact, one of my favorite episodes is "Movie Madness," which is one of the silliest episodes in the history of the franchise.

If anything, what this season does best is... read more
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Release date : 3 February 2001
2000s (2), Action (2), Robots (2), Power Rangers (2), Superhero (2), Out-of-sight (1), Moving (1), Favorite (1), Mind-blowing (1), Magnificent (1), Favorable (1), Greatest (1), Impressive (1), Ace (1), First-class (1), Grand (1), Terrific (1), Fabulous (1), Astonishing (1), Superb (1)
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Power Rangers: From Best to Worst (16 tv items)

"This is the season that has the best use of a sliding scale of silliness vs seriousness, without giving the viewer a serious case of mood whiplash. IMHO, that is what makes everything so great. I love that they can be silly, but still make the kids watching feel smart. Case in point, take my two favorite episodes of the season: Movie Madness and Time Force Traitor. The former turns the camp meter up to eleven, while the latter just takes the ball and goes running in the opposite direction. An"


Jenn added this to a list 1 year, 1 month ago
Girls Lead the Boys (10 tv items)

"Jen Scotts / Time Force Pink Red still acted as field leader, with the center position in battle."


I.T.log added this to a list 2 years ago
Think Pink! (44 movies items)

" -Pink Ranger-"


Jenn added this to a list 2 years, 2 months ago
Rangers vs Sentai: Who Did it Better? (20 tv items)

"Vs Timeranger Better Supporting Cast? Ryuuya does seem to have the better story than Alex, but it's just tacked onto the end. Alex is more woven into the overall plot. And much like Wes and Eric, Mr. Collins is the same as his counterpart, but is also allowed to grow. Winner: Power Rangers Better Story? Timeranger's main story tends to split off into individual character stories, while Time Force pushes half of the main cast back so that Red and Pink's stories are the main story. Yes, it's"


Pumpkinate added this to a list 2 years, 9 months ago
Power Rangers (18 movies items)
Jenn posted a review 4 years, 6 months ago

OMG MATURE PR~!

“This seems to be everyone's go-to season for comparing Power Rangers to a prime time drama, like Smallville. Yes, it does have mature elements like death; but so did just about every other season in it's own way. In fact, one of my favorite episodes is "Movie Madness," which is one of the silliest episodes in the history of the franchise.

If anything, what this season does best is weave together the silly and serious stuff so well that you don't feel any mood whiplash. And that's why I love it so much. You'll have a two-parter that is filled with some of the most absurd things that you could think of, then immediately follow it up with a Ranger being stalked and brainwashed. But it works.

Sure, this season has it's flaws; what season doesn't? Especially one with a” read more