Overall: Power Rangers Samurai.... Sooo, How's It Goin'?

I thought the girls (Mia and Emily) are pretty weak in this show. They haven't talk that much and talks like a kiddy. I mean, really?
 
Mia keeps her mouth shut and stays in the kitchen, dreaming of one day having a husband. Emily is usually too distracted by shiny objects or staring at something off camera with a worried look to say anything. They know their place.

Thanks Samurai.
 
Mia keeps her mouth shut and stays in the kitchen, dreaming of one day having a husband. Emily is usually too distracted by shiny objects or staring at something off camera with a worried look to say anything. They know their place.

Thanks Samurai.

ROFLMAO so god damn true
 
Mia keeps her mouth shut and stays in the kitchen, dreaming of one day having a husband. Emily is usually too distracted by shiny objects or staring at something off camera with a worried look to say anything. They know their place.

Thanks Samurai.

I thought the Shinkenger girls were unhelpful stereotypes but at least they did something - even Kotoha, who got pretty screwed in the character development stakes until late in the show. Mia and Emily come across like they're literally too stupid to put two words together, and it is painful. Samurai heaps even more girly-girl stereotypes on them than the originals. I can't remember Mako gushing about wanting to go shoe shopping on her day off, or Kotoha giggling like a ninny
 
Like Overdrive, it has no respect for its audience, and constantly talks down to them and treats them like they're idiots.

This is my main reason for not liking this season, watching it makes me feel like I'm a baby and they're waving keys in my face. All the little kid in my family (ages 3-5) say they love the show. Is Power Rangers the only live action show on Nick aimed at little kids? The others seemed to be aimed at tweens
 

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