Supernovametalstar
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Well, this was probably my least favorite episode of the series so far. That is not to say that this episode had no merit.
1. On camera death of a human being. I was wondering last week what happened to Andrews, but I thought he would either just be gone or would show up living in the city or found her parents and had protected them. Death wasn't even an option. So this was quite the surprise.
2. Wedding dress fight was pretty cool. However...
3. Origins of Dr. K. Honestly I wasn't even wondering about her origin. I thought she was just a "Billy" and was a super smart genius from birth and fell in to creating the Venjix virus. But the fact that she was probably in a think tank for her entire life, probably never seeing the outside world when it was still around lends to her agoraphobia.
4. Dillon and Scott not getting along. Good. They should never be very good friends.
The bad things about the episode:
1. I have, and never will be, a fan of casual talking during a ground battle with dozens of foot soldiers. We're still seeing that even though the rangers can handle them more or less, when in numbers, they can be overwhelmed. Some banter here and there is fine, but not full on exposition.
2. Stereotypical rich people acting. But this is to be expected, so meh.
3. If the camera bot was so powerful, and if the G6 was introduced with it, then why not have the Supermegazord debut here as well? That would have made more sense. But all the wacky wedding stuff took too much time out of the episode.
4. Episode felt way too rushed and didn't flow too well. Not like previous episodes that felt just right in length to make you think it was longer than it was, but good because you wanted to see more.
1. On camera death of a human being. I was wondering last week what happened to Andrews, but I thought he would either just be gone or would show up living in the city or found her parents and had protected them. Death wasn't even an option. So this was quite the surprise.
2. Wedding dress fight was pretty cool. However...
3. Origins of Dr. K. Honestly I wasn't even wondering about her origin. I thought she was just a "Billy" and was a super smart genius from birth and fell in to creating the Venjix virus. But the fact that she was probably in a think tank for her entire life, probably never seeing the outside world when it was still around lends to her agoraphobia.
4. Dillon and Scott not getting along. Good. They should never be very good friends.
The bad things about the episode:
1. I have, and never will be, a fan of casual talking during a ground battle with dozens of foot soldiers. We're still seeing that even though the rangers can handle them more or less, when in numbers, they can be overwhelmed. Some banter here and there is fine, but not full on exposition.
2. Stereotypical rich people acting. But this is to be expected, so meh.
3. If the camera bot was so powerful, and if the G6 was introduced with it, then why not have the Supermegazord debut here as well? That would have made more sense. But all the wacky wedding stuff took too much time out of the episode.
4. Episode felt way too rushed and didn't flow too well. Not like previous episodes that felt just right in length to make you think it was longer than it was, but good because you wanted to see more.
