Uh... the fact that he sold it?
Moreover, "Power Rangers," Saban predicts, can last 10 to 15 years on the air. "This is a program that will undergo a constant evolution," he promises. "It's an unstoppable train." Although kids can be notoriously fickle viewers, the relatively narrow audience means that as one generation may be growing bored, another is ready to become hooked.
Had the buyout not happened, I suspect that episode would've had a different title - it was supposed to end after the Hurricanger adaptation (which may or may not have been called Ninja Storm, and would've used the Project hexagon storyline) after all, not Wild Force.The people working on the show clearly didn't see the writing on the wall, what with the Wild Force finale being titled The End of Power Rangers and all.
Seriously? No one's bought anymore?