Power Rangers Turbo (1997–1998)

Divatox has begun her invasion on Earth and the Power Rangers trade in their Zeo crystal powers for Turbo technology powers to combat this new threat.

Stars:

Blake Foster, Gregg Bullock, Carol Hoyt

Cast

Complete series cast summary:
Blake Foster	...	Blue Turbo Ranger (45 episodes, 1997)
Gregg Bullock	...	Lt. Jerome Stone (45 episodes, 1997)
Carol Hoyt	...	Divatox (45 episodes, 1997)
Donene Kistler	...	Alpha 6 (45 episodes, 1997)
Jason Narvy	...	Eugene 'Skull' Skullovitch (45 episodes, 1997)
Derek Stephen Prince	...	Elgar (45 episodes, 1997)
Scott Page-Pagter	...	Porto (45 episodes, 1997)
Paul Schrier	...	Farkas 'Bulk' Bulkmeier (44 episodes, 1997)
Edwin Neal	...	Rygog (44 episodes, 1997)
Lex Lang	...	Rygog (44 episodes, 1997)
Katerina Luciani	...	Alpha 6 (42 episodes, 1997)
Yorie Terauchi	...	Divatox (41 episodes, 1997)
Tomoya Kawai	...	Rygog (40 episodes, 1997)
Kenny Graceson	...	Elgar (30 episodes, 1997)
Tsuyoshi Takishita	...	Carlos Valertes (30 episodes, 1997)
Tracy Lynn Cruz	...	Ashley Hammond (27 episodes, 1997)
Roger Velasco	...	Carlos Valerte (27 episodes, 1997)
Patricia Ja Lee	...	Cassie Chan (26 episodes, 1997)
Selwyn Ward	...	Red Turbo Ranger (26 episodes, 1997)
Danny Wayne	...	Elgar (25 episodes, 1997)
Hilary Shepard	...	Divatox (20 episodes, 1997)
Johnny Yong Bosch	...	Adam Park (19 episodes, 1997)
Nakia Burrise	...	Tanya Sloan (19 episodes, 1997)
Jason David Frank	...	Red Turbo Ranger (19 episodes, 1997)
Catherine Sutherland	...	Katherine 'Kat' Hillard (19 episodes, 1997)

Storyline

Divatox has begun her invasion on Earth and the Power Rangers trade in their Zeo crystal powers for Turbo technology powers to combat this new threat.

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Plot Keywords:

martial arts | based on film | karate | shrinking | sentai adaptation | 

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Genres:

Action | Family | Adventure | Fantasy | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-Y7

Details

Country:

USA France Japan

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 April 1997 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

MMPR Productions Inc., Renaissance-Atlantic Films, Saban Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min 30 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

This is the first season to feature cars as Zords that the Rangers can also drive on the road as well.

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Quotes

Blue Senturion: The Blue Senturion always gets his man. Or, in this case, monster.

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Connections

Referenced in The Greatest Movie Ever Sold (2011)

User Reviews

Despite some of it's weaker episodes, I liked the finale, at least

Overall, I liked how it started out in the first two episodes of the follow-up to MMPR and PRZ along with new characters taking the role as the red, green, yellow, and pink ranger, but some of the other episodes' story lines were quite weaker, but not completely unwatchable and some of the dialog is quite atrocious. The villain was OK, but nothing special especially when Divatox can sometimes can be a bit annoying. Aside from it's flaws, though, I like some of the main characters along with the sidekicks as well thanks to it's perfect acting. The fight sequences are amazing, but I think that the megazord sequences steal the show along with the two-part finale. I know some of you are going to hate me for this, but I think that PRT is a pretty decent follow-up. Not excellent, but I've seen much worse shows.