http://awwman.com/nps/main/
Yes, this is a thing, and apparently they've actually had interviews with Amy Jo Johnson. Who is Amy Jo Johnson, you ask? She was the Pink Mighty Morphin' Power Ranger for the series' first three years and as a kid I absolutely adored her. So much, in fact, that I actually went as her for Halloween multiple times...yeah, I was that kid.
So why is this all important? Well I recently got back into MMPR and whilst looking through through the wiki I stumbled upon this site which was apparently named after her. Despite their name, however, they have apparently conducted multiple interviews with Amy which are worth listening to because she's legitimately a cool person.
So what does this all boil down to? Well apparently in one of her interviews with the site she stated that no one formally contacted her regarding the finale to Power Rangers: Super Megaforce.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Zkw37_oKKo
This scene is nostalgic and really cool, but I can't help with be disappointing by the fact that several rangers probably had similar experiences to Amy Jo. It would have been amazing to see her reprise her role in a modern episode.
From what I can gather Saban apparently "approached" 60 vet rangers via mass Email. Then, of the few that replied only 10 were selected to actually appear on screen. I get that budgets are a big problem but could someone really not call or Email 60 people? I feel like there's a department for this kind of thing.
TL;DR I'm butthurt because my favorite Power Ranger didn't get into the anniversary episode.
Then don't post, you cockbag.
I'd rather have the topic die than have to read another one of your smart ass comments.
Do you still watch Power Rangers?
You're still into Power Rangers?
Not really.
I dunno, is it a problem?
Quote from: Hakudamashi on January 10, 2015, 12:28:44 PM
I dunno, is it a problem?
No it isn't, which is why I'm curious as to why you'd even ask about it.
Quote from: Elija2 on January 10, 2015, 12:35:38 PM
Doing something that you like despite risking getting picked on for it is an admirable thing. I look up to jkid.
Thank you.
I'm not, unfortunately for you.
Because you don't get to tease me about it.
You act like Power Rangers is supposed to be a guilty pleasure.
It's not?
Quote from: Hakudamashi on January 10, 2015, 02:46:41 PM
It's not?
No. Lots of adults still watch the new Power Rangers shows. It's part of the 90's nerd culture. Off the top of my head I know Nazo and TGN both still care about it.
Now I know.