Power Rangers DOES have a Doctor Who-like mythology

To say nothing of all the stuff that got deleted by the cracks in time. Heck the Doctor got all Den-o on us and only came back because Amy remembered him!
 
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To quote Spock: "I fail to see what useful purpose that would serve."

@Topic: I'm kinda with Linkara about this when he mentioned in his summary of Lightspeed Rescue that any and all references to past series' being dumbed down was a bad move there. "We like continuity."

That said, they'll have to try and make sense of things eventually. Unless they wanna skip a certain Sentai to adapt. Which is unlikely, given the fuckload of toys it could provide.
Come to think of it, with that same logic, the whole adapting-Decade-based-around-the-Shinkenger-appearance seems more likely in my eyes now…
 
A thing about the PRSamurai Ratings how are you comparing them? Are you looking at the ratings from RPM vs Samurai or Prior Disney to Samurai becasue The biggest reason Samurai has much better ratings to RPM is simple. Samurai comes on in every state with Nick on it as RPM only was shown in select markets and over time shifted. Its not a good why to compare success for a series that way.

As for Doctor Who being a Kids show all you have to do is watch some of the commentary from the classic Doctor Who dvds learn that factoid
 
Out of suit. All of the usable crossover material was in Decade. Shinkenger really only had a few scenes of Kaito, that one with Natsumi watching a robot battle, and one of Tsukasa as a kuroko.
 
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Why would a British show be in the same universe/timeline as an American show(that's that adaption of a Japanese show)?

The Docotor referenced Zordon by name in a Big Finish audio play once

That's nothing, see if you can follow.

The sector of space Gallifrey is in was referenced in Star-Trek The Next Generation, along with I believe a planet or two from the Doctor Who mythos.

Furthermore, in the Marvel UK Transformers comic a member of the Decepticon Triumvirate has a Dalek shell as alt-mode. The G1 comics are in the same continuity as the TV show, making Doctor Who (and by extension Transformers and Star-Trek) in the same universe as Transformers, Beast Wars, and the Japanese continuity shows (Headmaster, Masterforce, Victory). If the G1 tv show is canon that means we get an appearance by 'old snake' who is Cobra Commander in the future, making it in continuity with GI Joe.

GI Joe is also in the same continuity as M.A.S.K. .

Power Rangers is in the same continuity as Masked Rider, making it by extand part of the multiverse that Decade can travel. Transformer has its own multiverse that also include the Gobots and include was to travel between those world (and the Original 13 Transformers, Primus and Unicron are all Dimensionnally Trascendant being who exist in all of those continuity at the same time.).

I'm pretty sure you can find more. I think Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy gets a few shout outs in Star Trek as well.

:D
 
The Doctor was also the one responsible for transporting Death's Head (Transforfmers comic veteran) into the 616 Marvel Universe
 

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