Power Rangers RPM - "Danger and Destiny" 2-Part SERIES FINALE Talk Up!

[ForeverBlue]

What a great finale for PR! That was a great way to end PR

 

[Dizagaox]

I think we'll see brand new PR back on TV in 2011.

 

[ForeverBlue]

^Or if not, perhaps it'll be back in a few years

 

[Dizagaox]

Disney XD is a failure, despite all the hoo-hah press releases. In the US, a year ago it would average 250k viewers with a schedule full of mostly repeats. Today, it averages 300k viewers, but its schedule is now more costly as it contains more original programming.

Does the increase of 50k viewers justify the increased spending on original programming? No. And that's why Disney have cancelled a whole load of series including Aaron Stone, and ultimately why I'm confident Power Rangers will return pretty soon with new episodes.

Power Rangers ending wasn't a business decision, it was a creative one. And it was a stupid decision to make, as it really is the only merchandisable series Disney XD had that guarantees X-amount of audience and X-amount of toy sales. This makes it a low-risk brand, and investors love that ****.

And don't even get me started on how fucked up Disney XD's UK channel has become. They've now basically abandoned the US marketing strategy.

 

[Storm Eagle]

Okay, I admit they ended on a cliffhanger. Perhaps. Which I ten refer back to my quote, "Things could have been done differently."

It's matter of imagination here. I believe they were indirectly trying to say that you can't necessarily delete a virus. It'll always be there someway. But for now, we know that the Venjix Virus is contained.

And I hope that was the intention.

 

[FreedomR8G6B1]

I loved RPM out of pure pity...mainly because they had to adapt Go-onger.:laugh:


Now it's back to "Dinosaurs and Ninjas come from Kung Fu" Season...in HD.:sly:

Still...at the end of RPM...you're expecting something like this to happen...

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41KYYKJUvZY[/ame]

...except with a Disney Logo on it.

 

[Poweranimals]

Alternativly, Dr K might have thrown the breifcase into a furnace after the episode concluded. She knew Venjix had downloaded information on the bio-field, Dr K probably realized that Venjix would download himself into it if he were destroyed, that's why she requested the morphers be given back to her, so she could dispose of them.

I don't think Dr. K knew Venjix had infected the Grid. I just saw it as her locking them up for safe keeping. She requested the Morphers to be given back because there was no reason to have the Rangers hold onto them.

Disney XD is a failure, despite all the hoo-hah press releases. In the US, a year ago it would average 250k viewers with a schedule full of mostly repeats. Today, it averages 300k viewers, but its schedule is now more costly as it contains more original programming.

Does the increase of 50k viewers justify the increased spending on original programming? No. And that's why Disney have cancelled a whole load of series including Aaron Stone, and ultimately why I'm confident Power Rangers will return pretty soon with new episodes.

Power Rangers ending wasn't a business decision, it was a creative one. And it was a stupid decision to make, as it really is the only merchandisable series Disney XD had that guarantees X-amount of audience and X-amount of toy sales. This makes it a low-risk brand, and investors love that ****.

And don't even get me started on how fucked up Disney XD's UK channel has become. They've now basically abandoned the US marketing strategy.

They're now trying to gear the network more towards sitcoms like Zeke and Luther, I'm in the Band, and the recently announced Pair of Kings. I guess they think the Disney Channel approach will work even though the network has already pulled in more of a female audience than a male audience.

 

[The 2nd Evil]

One aspect that I'm liking more and more as I watch and think about it.

The series premiere began with the Big Bad being freed. The series finale ends with the Big Bad getting trapped.

Going full circle.

 

[Hidden Masta]

Disney XD is a failure, despite all the hoo-hah press releases. In the US, a year ago it would average 250k viewers with a schedule full of mostly repeats. Today, it averages 300k viewers, but its schedule is now more costly as it contains more original programming.

Does the increase of 50k viewers justify the increased spending on original programming? No. And that's why Disney have cancelled a whole load of series including Aaron Stone, and ultimately why I'm confident Power Rangers will return pretty soon with new episodes.

Power Rangers ending wasn't a business decision, it was a creative one. And it was a stupid decision to make, as it really is the only merchandisable series Disney XD had that guarantees X-amount of audience and X-amount of toy sales. This makes it a low-risk brand, and investors love that ****.

And don't even get me started on how fucked up Disney XD's UK channel has become. They've now basically abandoned the US marketing strategy.

Be glad you had PR on Diseny XD. Atleast it fits there, not like ABC family with the Hannah Montana and That's So Raven reruns.

And as long as they keep airing the old Marvel/DC cartoons they'll always have one viewer right here.

 

[Storm Eagle]

I think we'll see brand new PR back on TV in 2011.

Wishful thinking much?

Disney XD is a failure, despite all the hoo-hah press releases. In the US, a year ago it would average 250k viewers with a schedule full of mostly repeats. Today, it averages 300k viewers, but its schedule is now more costly as it contains more original programming.

Does the increase of 50k viewers justify the increased spending on original programming? No. And that's why Disney have canceled a whole load of series including Aaron Stone, and ultimately why I'm confident Power Rangers will return pretty soon with new episodes.

Power Rangers ending wasn't a business decision, it was a creative one. And it was a stupid decision to make, as it really is the only merchandisable series Disney XD had that guarantees X-amount of audience and X-amount of toy sales. This makes it a low-risk brand, and investors love that ****.

And don't even get me started on how fucked up Disney XD's UK channel has become. They've now basically abandoned the US marketing strategy.

Are you sure the reason you're thinking shows like Aaron Stone got canceled is for what you say it's for? Also, let's say that they ended PR because production costs got too high? Then would that be a business decision?