VengeanceGOD
WIIIIIIIIIIII!
Well, the series was entirely about Krueger.
SPD finding A-Squad was ruined by the fact that they hadn't been looking all season, the overt focus on their surprise that Red was a chick (Which Sky, Bridge and Syd should have known) and the terrible ADR acting.
The fight was A-squad was ruined by the lack of any explanation whatsoever for why they were evil (So they just want to rule the world? All of them? And they let them be Power Rangers?), the fact that the rangers were tooled until they pulled out a more powerful toy, and the really boring fight. (Even I'm getting bored to tears by the wirework, and I love that stuff.)
Kruger leaving was a Kruger moment, which you weren't allowed to bring up.
More on that later.
Kat becoming Kat Ranger was a throwaway that made no sense. She turned down the same position she was offered that episode a few episodes before in "Dismissed" when Birdy offered it the first time. Now that Birdy's not a dick, she's considering it, even though it's against her principles before? Inconsistent character, no real drama, and for someone who hates comedy, half that episode was NS-style comedy with Boom.
Please tell me you didn't just mention SWAT. Come on, man. Open your eyes. The Rangers, who have bonded and are the best of friends every episode since Sky gave up trying to be the Red Ranger suddenly hate each other for no reason. Even Bridge is suddenly filled with rage, which makes no sense at all. So they're sent off to Deka Storyline Land to find themselves again, which they do by getting lost in the woods and suddenly having terrible acting in lines full of bad war movie cliches. Oh, and the armor was already ready for them, so it didn't really matter whether they became friends or not, since anyone with a brain knew they were going to come back and be the Rangers, otherwise Kruger has just left the earth entirely defenseless. That's GREAT drama right there.
Reflections should have been great. But unfortunately, half of it was wasted on a commercial for the Battleizer, the other half was a bad ripoff of The Silence of the Lambs (nearly word for word), that once again showed that Chris Violette would give great performances if they gave him anything to work with. ("You're a MONSTER! WAAA!")
And yeah, there was some good drama around Doggy, but considering the entire series was mostly devoted to making him look cool (Watch Endings pt. 2 again. In the series finale, who does all the work and defeats every major villain? Doggy.) that's not a real surprise.
So did you have any real moments of drama?
SPD finding A-Squad was ruined by the fact that they hadn't been looking all season, the overt focus on their surprise that Red was a chick (Which Sky, Bridge and Syd should have known) and the terrible ADR acting.
The fight was A-squad was ruined by the lack of any explanation whatsoever for why they were evil (So they just want to rule the world? All of them? And they let them be Power Rangers?), the fact that the rangers were tooled until they pulled out a more powerful toy, and the really boring fight. (Even I'm getting bored to tears by the wirework, and I love that stuff.)
Kruger leaving was a Kruger moment, which you weren't allowed to bring up.
More on that later.Kat becoming Kat Ranger was a throwaway that made no sense. She turned down the same position she was offered that episode a few episodes before in "Dismissed" when Birdy offered it the first time. Now that Birdy's not a dick, she's considering it, even though it's against her principles before? Inconsistent character, no real drama, and for someone who hates comedy, half that episode was NS-style comedy with Boom.
Please tell me you didn't just mention SWAT. Come on, man. Open your eyes. The Rangers, who have bonded and are the best of friends every episode since Sky gave up trying to be the Red Ranger suddenly hate each other for no reason. Even Bridge is suddenly filled with rage, which makes no sense at all. So they're sent off to Deka Storyline Land to find themselves again, which they do by getting lost in the woods and suddenly having terrible acting in lines full of bad war movie cliches. Oh, and the armor was already ready for them, so it didn't really matter whether they became friends or not, since anyone with a brain knew they were going to come back and be the Rangers, otherwise Kruger has just left the earth entirely defenseless. That's GREAT drama right there.
Reflections should have been great. But unfortunately, half of it was wasted on a commercial for the Battleizer, the other half was a bad ripoff of The Silence of the Lambs (nearly word for word), that once again showed that Chris Violette would give great performances if they gave him anything to work with. ("You're a MONSTER! WAAA!")
And yeah, there was some good drama around Doggy, but considering the entire series was mostly devoted to making him look cool (Watch Endings pt. 2 again. In the series finale, who does all the work and defeats every major villain? Doggy.) that's not a real surprise.
So did you have any real moments of drama?
