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Country of Origin: United States of America
Year Produced: 1997
Air Date: Apr 19, 1997 to Nov 24, 1997
Episodes: 45
PRT
Country of Origin: United States of America
Year Produced: 1997
Air Date: Apr 19, 1997 to Nov 24, 1997
Episodes: 45
Main Cast: (alphabetical)
Adam Park / Green Ranger
By Johnny Yong Bosch
Ashley Hammond / Yellow Ranger
By Tracy Lynn Cruz
Carlos Vallerte / Green Ranger
By Roger Velasco
Cassie Chan / Pink Ranger
By Patricia Ja Lee
Justin Stewart / Blue Ranger
By Blake Foster
Katherine Hillard / Pink Ranger
By Catherine Sutherland
T.J. Johnson / Red Ranger
By Selwyn Ward
Tanya Sloan / Yellow Ranger
By Nakia Burrise
Tommy Oliver / Red Ranger
By Jason David Frank
Adam Park / Green Ranger
By Johnny Yong Bosch
Ashley Hammond / Yellow Ranger
By Tracy Lynn Cruz
Carlos Vallerte / Green Ranger
By Roger Velasco
Cassie Chan / Pink Ranger
By Patricia Ja Lee
Justin Stewart / Blue Ranger
By Blake Foster
Katherine Hillard / Pink Ranger
By Catherine Sutherland
T.J. Johnson / Red Ranger
By Selwyn Ward
Tanya Sloan / Yellow Ranger
By Nakia Burrise
Tommy Oliver / Red Ranger
By Jason David Frank
Type: Series
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Power Rangers Turbo
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Power Rangers: Turbo (often abbreviated as PRT, and often simply called Turbo) is a television show based on the Japanese Super Sentai television series Gekisou Sentai Carranger. It is the fifth season of the Power Rangers series.
The series was launched with a theatrical movie Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie to transition the Power Rangers from Power Rangers: Zeo to Turbo. One of the issues of the new series was usage of the Caranger fight and Zord footage. Caranger spoofed the long-running Super Sentai formula and featured a lot of physical comedy and slapstick humor. The series progressed for 18 episodes before longtime Power Rangers staffer, Judd Lynn, was given the job as story editor/head writer. The name Turbo may refer to the Automobile-like Zords, although its Japanese counterpart was the second series to use automobile mecha, the first one being the 13th sentai series Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
Source: Wikipedia
The series was launched with a theatrical movie Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie to transition the Power Rangers from Power Rangers: Zeo to Turbo. One of the issues of the new series was usage of the Caranger fight and Zord footage. Caranger spoofed the long-running Super Sentai formula and featured a lot of physical comedy and slapstick humor. The series progressed for 18 episodes before longtime Power Rangers staffer, Judd Lynn, was given the job as story editor/head writer. The name Turbo may refer to the Automobile-like Zords, although its Japanese counterpart was the second series to use automobile mecha, the first one being the 13th sentai series Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
Source: Wikipedia
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