The Full Story of the WHITE RANGER | Power Rangers Explained
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To me Jason was the leader until rocky came along, that’s when I recognized Tommy as the leader
Same.
Yeah it would make sense too because in the end, Tommy was more powerful with his powers and was as good of a leader as Jason so it was good for Jason to recognize this and step aside
EXACTLY
There was an episode where the rangers was in the command center and Jason called "It's Morphin time" over Tommy the white ranger.
Meh, Jason was okay. The White Ranger(Tommy) will always be the leader of the Mighty Morphing Rangers to me. Might be because I had the movie on VHS as a kid and it was one of my favourite movies.
The Green Ranger will always be my favourite, his gold armour, dagger flute and then basically Godzilla Zord! I was in heaven as a kid.
Tommy was always a great leader, the white ranger powers just an extra.
The dragon ranger hands down has the best 6th outfit design imo. Each time I heard Tommy say "DragonZord!" Ish was about to go down 😆 what took five rangers to do Tommy did single handed.
The Japanese green ranger looked sick. I liked the way his dragon shield looked. The American green rangers shield looked cheap
@@troymack8205 well I mean Jason beat him 1 on 1. They were pretty even, as shown during their martial arts match when they came to a draw
@Cosmoswes wasn't the leader Jenn was dumbass
Even after tommy was promoted to leader, jason still yelled the role call - its morphin time. Tommy might have been appointed leader but he didnt earn the right to be called one till jason left
Yeah even though he was the leader Jason was still second in command.
That's because Zordon's line about Tommy being leader was dubbed after Austin St. John had left the show so even though Tommy was recognized as the leader, the show carried on as if Jason was still the leader until he left.
He was leader when he became the 6th ranger but didn’t actual get called one and became one until Zeo as Zeo Red
@@davisbowe8668 it actually was I looked it up and it was said it was a dub over
The White Ranger is still my favorite version of Tommy Oliver. He’s got Saba, the White Tigerzord, the White ninja Falconzord and white shogun zord. Honestly Tommy proved his valor that Zordon knew that his leadership would service the team.
But it sucks they had to keep changing powers from Green to White to Red
I love all 3 though
I never really thought about it too much as a kid regarding the 'leadership transfer' because the White Ranger was so cool and easily the strongest of the MMPR team. However, it kind of reminds me of how Taylor (Wild Force Yellow) was the FIRST ranger of her team with over a year of experience making her leader. Then when Cole was recruited and became Red Ranger, Princess Shayla made him leader just because...
Yeah, these 'mentors' have a weird way of randomly putting a person as "leader" of a team regardless of "work experience" HAHA
Similar thing happened in Time Force (my favorite season)! Pink became the leader after Red was ‘killed’, but gave up leadership to a literal noobie Red because the Red morpher controlled the others in the squad.
@@waleedkhalid7486 Ya know I never really considered Wes to be the TRUE leader of Time Force. I think he really wasn't recognized as the BEST leader of the team until Alex went to the past and took over Red Ranger duties and his team called him out for it. I think as Jen grew closer to Wes and the team, she slowly opted for somewhat of a co-leadership role with Wes.
@@waleedkhalid7486 Jen was the over all leader and Wes was the battle leader
Jen always felt like the leader of the Time Force team.
Like real life
I felt it was super harsh to replace Jason as leader. Jason had been doing an awesome job and Zordon never gave a reason for the change in leadership. I believe it was because at the time, the show runners knew they were phasing out Austin St. John, Walter Jones, Thuy Thrang out. Still though they could have waited until after the new kids came in and make Tommy the leader then. That would make more sense.
Tommy still Has Cooler colors and overall Just is Cooler!.
@@AlexsLifeOfficial Not arguing that, but you missed the point. I just think They could shown Jason a bit more respect is all.
Yup. If it was a planned phase out for business reasons the writers can and should still do right by the characters.
@@winterwolfsden When it was a forgone conclusion that ASJ was leaving the show, the writers last-minute made Tommy the leader. There was even an episode after "White Light" that showed Jason still making the "It's Morphin' Time" call with all 6 Rangers present. Had he remained on the show, he would've stayed the leader.
Initially, Jason was going to remain as the leader. But Austin St John, Thuay Trang, and Walter Jones had already left. They finished a few episodes, but after their voices were replaced, they were seen less, and archive footage was used for them.. Tommy was very popular, so obvious choice. In universe, I felt like Zordon was getting Jason (and the other two) ready for the Peace Conference, so he transitioned everything over time.
I don't imagine that Tommy taking over as leader was in the original script for white light. Seems like a hastily added ADR line because of the three actors walking off. I always took it as a dig to Austin St. John since they could have easily had Jason stay leader until the three new cast members officially took over as power rangers, and then make Tommy leader.
Agreed 100%
This makes a LOT of sense! I never understood why Jason was just standing there smiling after Zordon basically gave his position away to Tommy.
Agreed
While the show expressed their own reasoning behind the switch, the comics in these recent years made it more logical but that's just my opinion and everyone is entitled to their own
What happens ?
I always looked as Jason as the leader until he was switched with Rocky
Rest in Peace Jason David Frank
Jason is and will always be the true leader of the power rangers!
NOT IN MY BOOK!
Tommy was very powerful as the white Ranger. Just wasn't a fan of Zordon demoting Jason as leader and making Tommy the leader.
I think it was because behind the scenes the show runners were planning to replace Jason's actor and the others at the time. Still though they could have waited until after Jason left the series.
@@MardonNaLou that is actually the reason. Austin St John was planning on leaving the show. And the writers intended on making Jason David Frank the new face and leader. Almost 30 years later and Tommy is still making an impact.
@@MardonNaLou I agree. But I think it was a missing opportunity to have a Jason centered episode on him giving up leadership to Tommy rather than leadership just being taken away from him. They could say like Jason was working on training so it wouldn’t feel like the peace conference would make more sense for the training
I always thought the peace conference reason was bullshit when they can teleport.
@@Amored_Red_Ranger OMG I never even thought about that since they stopped being able to teleport after a few seasons! Hahaha!
On the issue of Tommy replacing Jason as the leader this has always been a hot button topic for me. Obviously they did it because of the contract disputes and the impending departure of the original red/black/yellow rangers, but from i story stand point it made absolutely ZERO since. They had just finished Jason’s arc where he proved his leadership skills and finally fully accepting his leadership roll despite his doubts after Tommy lost his green ranger powers. Jason was an amazing leader to the team and to be cast aside like that because Tommy had a new set of powers was terrible story telling.
why can't they just be co-leaders you all have a problem with it. Lets just go from there. and maybe we should do video on this subject of him becoming a leader and why?
I still can’t believe this has happened. Jason David Frank has died. He was my hero from my childhood. And he truly was one of the greatest, most badass Power Rangers legend of all time #ripjasondavidfrank
RIP Jason David Frank (September 4, 1973 - November 19, 2022), the legendary Power Ranger. May your soul find eternal peace.
Making Tommy the leader before Jason stepped away kinda stung considering the other original rangers where around. But when rocky and the others came around it made sense.
Jason should have been leader up until he was replaced by Rocky imo, when Jason became THE Gold ranger he didn't step on Tommy's toes as leader.
^This!^👍
Although it wasn't Tommy's fault. Zordon is the one who demoted Jason for no legit reason. In any case it's just like you said, Tommy should have only been handed leadership after Jason left and Rocky replaced him.
I loved that moment between in Zeo after Jason returned. I think they were training at the juice bar and he mentioned that he didn't want Tommy to feel like his return meant reclaiming leadership over the team. Tommy was like "Nah fam, the rangers aren't just one guy telling the others what to do; it's teamwork..." Sure I'm paraphrasing but that was a cool bro moment I'll always remember between them :)
This could of happen had Austin and the other two would of waited to exit. Like Kim and Billy
Jason and the black and yellow rangers were protesting IRL for higher wages, so he got punished and Tommy got labeled as the leader. Then Jason n them got fired and they brought in the new red black and yellow Ranger.
The white ranger is my all time favourite ranger, I remember heading home after school to watch the episode White Light. However, it would make sense that Jason would've remained the leader because he is more experienced than Tommy and power doesn't always mean you are the leader. I think that maybe Zordon thought that Jason was burdened at times for being a leader so he selected Tommy to be the leader and the weight was lifted off Jason's shoulder.
I find the Tommy character the most loved and cherished in Power Rangers lore granted that he has been in the most Power Ranger episodes than any other character.
His character was well written but I think also because he always got the best stuff. Gold trimmed costumes, Zords, weapons and such. People like shiny things
but Tommy wasn't supposed to survived he only did cause of American support
When they brought The White Ranger on, I had a feeling it was Tommy and I’m glad I was right. He was one of my favorite characters and I’m glad he got to stay on. Ty again for the videos and I love your stance on Power Rangers. I didn’t mind Jason being replaced as leader but it was sad to see Jason leave. He passed the mantle of leader with grace and dignity and honor.
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To answer that question, it kind of made me mad. Like we weren’t really given a good reason as to why Tommy replaced Jason as the leader, especially since he Zack an Trini we’re still around. But when Rocky, Aisha, and Adam showed up it made more sense to make Tommy the leader there
And following the events of Zeo
Also PS, I love your channel and videos
I assume because Tommy has the skills that rival Jason and leadership and Jason was going to the World Peace Conference.
We all know the actors who starred Jason,Zach and Trini were leaving, so the decision was right, but at the time we didn't know what happened behind the scenes. That was when people started to lose interest in the show, from MMPR becomes the Tommy Oliver Show. Jason was a better and fair leader,Tommy acted like a God until Zeo
@@markmagician2471 Tommy becoming leader takes place before the announcement of the world peace conference. Tommy should have become the moment Jason, Zack and Trini did the power transfer.
That was a slap to the face to me. Here's the new guy now he's gonna take your job as leader smh.
@@silverbolt9439 I agree it rub me the wrong way when I saw it those episodes. JDF became the popular character on the show and orginally he was supposed to be the lead in VR Toopers. But the show runners want him back at power rangers and from that point on it slowly become Tommy Oliver ft the power rangers.
There was a lot of contention behind the scenes with Austin, Thuy and Walter, and making Tommy the new leader was a way of pushing Austin out. I feel it was more about what was happening behind the scenes than anything.
It does make some sense.
Tommy didn’t become leader until Jason left. As Rocky took over Tommy became the leader
Wait what happened betweeb the scenes
@@Magnamaster the production was non-union so in short they didn't have the benefits a regular union production would have so they weren't taken care of as they should have and it came to a point that Austin, Thuy and Walter wanted to be compensated more than what they were given. They began to not show up in form of protest and they were eventually replaced.
@@flowrebaz6189 That's not true. Jason was there when Tommy was revealed as White Ranger and Zordon immediately said something like "Meet the new leader of the Power Rangers" with Jason having to act like he was happy or it was no biggie to him. Go rewatch that scene. 👍
Yes the red zeo & turbo ranger story as well as the Dino thunder black story please
Tommy as Green or White it doesn't matter Tommy is the best!
I never really understood why they made the switch, Jason was an excellent already leader proven leader.
One word
Merchandise
Because Jason was being written out.
@@disneyerapowerrangers2923 I was just about to say that
Also Saban hated Austin
A few things:
1. No he wasn't
2. He was getting written out
3. The white tiger ranger > mmpr red
4. Merchandise
5. JDF was better liked
I know it was just a coincidence but tom the clone his shirt is every color that Tommy eventually becomes
Seems it was more of a behind the scenes decision more than storytelling! White ranger was way flashier than the others so let’s make him the leader! I think we can all agree that he should’ve become the leader when Jason got to do the peace summit! Would’ve liked seeing Tommy struggle taking on the mantle of leadership after Jason
Agreed that's how most of us feel, Jason got done dirty.
I want all versions of Tommy Oliver’s ranger forms talked about in individual videos also!!
R.i.p my childhood hero Jason David frank🥺🥺
Tommy as the Green Ranger.. he was more the Solo Sixth.. lost his powers.. came back, but imo weaker in power..
Zordon then made him the the Most Powerful Ranger at that time, forcing the leadership role onto Tommy seemed more like a test or learning experience in team work,controlling his new powers responsibly. Jason still somewhat lead the other 4 rangers (group special attacks, MegaZord Formation and operation) while Tommy was lead the attack.
it's like how Cruger made Jack the Red Ranger Leader over Sky, even tho Sky had been the leader of the other cadets before. Jack had alot of learning to do, and had a decent character arc.
A true watershed moment in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers History was the surprise return of Tommy Oliver, this time as The Legendary White Ranger, effectively becoming the Leader. I cried like Alpha, "Ai yi yi 😭😭😭"
You have to look at it from both a story and production side of things. Production wise it makes sense nothing against Billy or Kimberly but neither of them felt leader like despite being rangers longer then Tommy. Plus those last remaining episodes they filmed before leaving for good (at the time with Jason's case) did help make the switchover easy. Especially when they no longer appeared at all, and had to use either doubles or stock footage for a little bit. But far as story goes yeah once Jason Trini and Zack left then Tommy earned the leadership role. Though to be fair had they stayed, I would suspect that Tommy would be promoted anyway but to 2nd in command over Zack. Similar to how it went in Zeo when Jason returned.
Mum: you can be proud of your dad he will be joining a peace conference
Me: omg we need a new dad, he will never come back!
The White Ranger’s story was an epic one!
Loved it, Tommy is and always will be one of my most favorite rangers and the white ranger is probly ny fav of all his power sets. Also Ninja and Shogun zords rule
Just in terms of storytelling it would have made more sense for Tommy to take over as leader after Jason,Zack, and Trini left for the conference. As is it just seems like Jason is kicked off the position for no clear reason and IIRC Jason doesn't even have a reaction about it.
Yet they couldn't do that cause they were already splicing scenes with those three in it and hiring people to stand in for them
Tommy is just the leader of all the rangers every where.
They should've had Jason remain as leader when Tommy became the white ranger and then when Rocky, Adam and Aisha became rangers that should've been the moment that Tommy becomes the new leader of the team.
I feel like everyone has more nostalgic feelings towards the green ranger, but for me, the white ranger looks so much cooler! I loved the surprise when Tommy was also gonna be the white ranger, I loved Tommy already, and the tiger zord looked soooo cool!
I remember the day he became the white ranger and the leader of the power rangers. I was really pleased at it. He was the perfect person to replace Jason.
The transition to the zeo would be sick
'White Ranger, Tiger Power! White Ranger, Tiger Power!' 🎶🎶
As much as I preferred him as the green ranger, I did enjoy it when they brought Tommy back as the White Ranger! 😎👍
So you believe in White Power? 🤔🤔
@@metatronblack Where have I said that then pal? I was quoting the song about the white power ranger & saying about how I preferred Tommy as the green ranger to when he was the white ranger but was glad they brought Tommy back. Read a comment first before replying to it pal! 👍
@@ChrisOlive96 I was being goofy not serious , I seen show and know the song
Of course I want to see this story continued! Tommy Oliver/JDF was my childhood hero!
Even though Jason and Tommy were friends, I think Jason got personally screwed over by Zordon,
I think Tommy was made the leader cause he knew/sensed Jason was going to leave the team soon but Jason was still a good second in command.
Tommy-1; "I'm my own great-grandpa!!" LOL
I am sure Saban already knew Austin St.John and the others were going to be booted, resulting in the white ranger becoming the new leader in the story line.
The inspiring irony of Tommy being the most proclaimed Ranger even tho he started as an evil ranger
Wonderful job on this video of Tommy Oliver as the White Mighty Morphin' Ranger. This was really done well and entertaining to watch. I would definitely be open to see Tommy Oliver's story as the Red Zeo Ranger in a new video.
Oh! One more thing. According to Boom! Studios Power Rangers comics series The Blue Emissary gave the White Light to Zordon and Alpha.
When Zordon said that, I said to myself, “he’s not talking to us because Jason is the leader.”
R.I.P. Jason a.k.a. Tommy the green ranger you will be missed sir
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility and Tommy earned that right
The White Ranger will always be my favorite form of my favorite character Tommy, no other ranger is powered by the "White Light of Goodness", which gives Tommy a paladin vibe and a nice contrast to the Green Ranger. As for your questions,
The change in leadership IMO is weird, it has no impact on the team and its a throw away line at that. They should've waited for the replacements where it would've made more sense. Despite this, it doesn't bring down the episode for me and considering Jason and Tommy's rivalry there does seem to be more to it than Tommy got a powerup. On the bright side this does set up Tommy's future endeavors.
As for Tom I'm not surprised if that theory was true, after all PR has frequently screwed over time.
I was so young watching these I didn't remember tommy becoming leader, but I always liked the general "6th ranger" dynamic. The best isn't always the leader, think mighty ducks, Charlie is always the leader but everyone knows banks is the best player; for those of us that are old enough to remember lol
I feel Jason should have stayed until the character change, Jason, in my opinion, was a great leader
Facts
The funniest part was that Jason still acted as the leader and if the show had skipped the part where he was replaced nobody would have noticed it.
I love power rangers but when Jason was replaced I was mad it wasn’t Zordon’s best desision
A whole video just about Tommy would be great.
Isn't that what this is?
Jason being replaced by Tommy never made sense. Tommy was the sixth ranger and didn't always need to be with the other five to win a battle, the original five proved they could hold their own.
Jason was soon to be replaced by rocky, and he was no leader.
@@devilslayerthesaintofkille1317 In universe they hadnt even met Rocky yet though.
It was said that Jason, Zack and Trini's last episode was "Opposites Attract. If you look at the next 7 episodes, which are The ninja encounter part 1,2,and 3, A Monster of Global Proportions, Zedd Waves, The Power Transfer part 1 and 2 they are using stock footage for Jason, Zack, and Trini. The clothes that they are wearing gives it away, and Zack's hair went from being braided back to a haircut. The Power Transfer episodes is Stock footage of the episodes "Green No More" and The Ninja Encounter episodes are stock footage of the "Song of Guitardo". It took me a while to figure this out, but I had remembered the clothes the rangers wore in past episodes. Also "The Ninja Encounter" episodes are also stock footage of "Birds of A Feather" episode from season 1.
@@otaviousnewsome4267 good eye.
@@otaviousnewsome4267 I noticed all of that. Also Tommy had to wear green clothes to match some of that stock footage.
My take is Zordon demoted Jason because he was to focus on his studies due to being selected for the Peace Conference. By the time they were done with Switzerland, they would have been high school seniors.
Yes continue the story of tommy as the red Zeo ranger then as the first red trubo ranger and as the black Dino thunder ranger then in the future make one big video of the story Tommy ranger story from Green mmpr to black Dino thunder ranger
That'd be great, but he could just make a playlist with those episodes.
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@@TabooX1984 he has a video called what happened to the mighty Morphin power rangers witch is 6 videos put together in 1 video also he has 2 videos on every 6 ranger so putting the full story of tommy as a power in 1 video would be like a full story instead of having 5 chapters of a "magna" you like instead of having those 5 chapters on there own you can get a valome witch has all 5 chapters in one book if you get what I mean
@@zacthemastodonranger
It takes less time to make a Playlist. I'd rather have more original content than a giant spliced video. Some of what was in this video was in Part 2 of the 6th Ranger series. It was kinda nice to get more info on Doggie. However it was kinda weird to catch the Cat, Bird, Dog thing. I wonder if they purposely left out Jerry (mouse), or I just missed it.
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Yes give every ranger a video
As far as I can remember, given I watched this last year, Tommy did not become leader until Jason left. I also do not remember Zoe’s on announcing that in the episode
I like the story of Tommy Oliver, the light arc compared to his only dark counterpart Lord Drakkon is only a mental choice difference but it shows that him as Drakkon was stagnant in his power and unwavering in his decisions until Shattered Grid where he practically became a God, while as him as light shows a maturity and acceptance throughout his life, though personally I would have liked seeing moments where Tommy had some of his old Dark moments since the spell on him was repeated twice when he was green ranger.
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Tommy and Jason are my favorite Power Rangers of all time. My favorite colors for Tommy in order are Green, White, Red Zeo, Black, and then Red Turbo Rangers.
The new cast should have gotten the Dairanger suits when the powers were transferred. Til today it still bugs me that they didn’t do that.
Same here, why did they send them to get the Sword of Light if they didn't even need it to transfer powers (like Kim and Kat in S3)? It would've made so much more sense if they got the new Dai powers instead.
I lived through the green, white, and gold era. I love Tommy as a character, but Gold is forever my fave
I personally feel that Tommy should have only become leader after Jason left the team. Side note: I hate the fact the Rocky was made red ranger (2nd in command) I think Billy should have been made red ranger and Rocky should have become blue ranger which would have worked perfect for when he became blue zeo ranger. Sorry for the rant
Makes sense, don't know why the actor that played Billy was treated so badly? Especially after all the dedication to the series. He was the longest to serve in the Power Rangers. If they ever do a reboot, or a continuation, would be nice to see Billy's character, with the original actor, again as lead Ranger or even as the creator of new powers.
Imagine if instead they found a way to create a new dragon coin. And the rumours of Ryan Steele being the white ranger happened instead, crossing VR Troopers over
Yes, please continue.
Some say that he sleeps inside out. And others say that his favourite band is morse code. All we know is he is called the stig
the white ranger is in my top 5 all time fav rangers ever it is either 2nd or 3rd while green being 1 and white draco being the one that it ties with
Rest In Peace jason david frank
Paraphrasing spiderman with great power comes great responsibility
My first experience digesting Power Rangers was with season 2/3 so the white ranger is always Tommy in my brain. Although going back and rewatching Season 1 as an adult, Green is chill too
Seems to me that the Green Ranger suit inspired the White Ranger. They appear to be similar but different.
Tommy should have become the teams later after Jason left like the comics
Originally, Jason was gone stay as leader after Tommy became the White Ranger
Actually Tommy was never meant to be the leader. The line about him becoming leader was added in post production of the Episode following Austin thuy and Walter leaving the show, as the following episode would feature the remaining rangers more prominently I guess it made more sense for the leader to be shown both morphed and unmorphed. The production of this show was a mess at times it’s any wonder how it’s endured for so long! Haha!
RIP Tommy
Most comments are about how it didn't make sense that Tommy replaced Jason as leader (they are right), they could have waited for the appointment until Jason left or at least explain that Jason and the others knew with anticipation that he was going to the conference and asked Zordon to replace him.
2:07 they probably knew Jason was about to leave
Tommy and Adam are my 2 favourite rangers
RIP JDF 🙏🕊️, also I agree powers doesn't make a good leader and in my opinion Tommy still wasn't ready to be leader of the team he still felt too new even by this point and Jason was smiling when this announcement but I hope he had to feel some type of way about getting replaced as leader as we find out in the Turbo movie
I think Tommy should've been promoted when Rocky became the 2nd Mmpr red.
Idk tbh I’m rewatching it/ watching it for the first time , it always seemed like tommy was either treated like the superior ranger / always seemed like he was going to be the leader . Jason was a good leader , but from day 1 when tommy showed up I knew he was gonna end up the main guy
That back up power chamber was where zordon and alpha were creating the white tiger powers for tommy, as witnessed by billy.
Tommy and Kat were also married in Ninja Steel and had a kid names JJ
Fry from Futurama did an episode somewhat like that the start of his own blood line.
Fun fact about the evil clone version of the good guy power rangers this idea would be used again later on down the road like in the dino thunder white ranger
Jason should have remained leader until the power transfer. It was a damn popularity contest.
Could we get a video (if one hasn't been done) as your opinion of what power actually bests what? Green powers being stronger than the white ranger powers? I'm curious about your thoughts.
Once Jason left, Tommy was the leader.
I would certainly love for Tommy's story to continue into the Red Zeo Ranger and beyond.
As for the leadership transfer, well it was more justified in the Boom Studios comic as Jason had to take a deal with the Blue Emissary (Alongside Trini and Zack) to leave the Mighty Morphin Team and become the Omega Rangers and in return Tommy gets the White Ranger powers to replace his burned out Green Ranger powers. But for the main series, it kind of bugged me a bit.
He should do a video on robo knight from super Megaforce
Tommy was the best leader but only because of the forced story structure of using Sentai footage and wanting to sell as many toys as possible. Otherwise, I'd say it was Jason.
yes do a video on the red zeo ranger please
I thought replacing Jason before he left the team was weird considering he wasn’t underperforming. Idk maybe it was weird part of Zordon’s own management style.
Strange that they do not go into Zordon’s history much in the series. Was not until the comic came along that his back story is finally revealed. Wonder if he is the last of his race? Is his world still around? Was he the only good guy?
I think zordon found squadrons 6th ranger power and kept it and then gave it to Tommy after losing his green ranger powers but my question is how did zordon obtain the white ranger power?
I came up with a white ranger a few weeks before we had seen him in the show back in the day..I played with my cousins and of course they picked all the boy rangers so as I didn't wanna be a girl color I made up a white ranger...it was so cool when he premiered
When I was a kid watching mmpr, I was pissed that Tommy replaced Jason as leader. But as I got older I thought it was smart that Tommy replaced Jason. Because a color doesn't make the leader. And yes a Tommy video.
Jason would never be replaced by tommy in my mind. Jason is the best ranger ever.
Was anyone else at all bothered by how Jason was unceremoniously demoted as soon as Tommy came back as the White Ranger?
@@Justhere377 More like The Montreal Screwjob.
@@Justhere377 Are you Kidding Me!!!??? Don't you ever watch wrestling??
@@Justhere377 Fine. I will tell you the story:
The Montreal Screwjob (also called the Montreal Incident; French: Le Coup Tordu de Montréal lit. Montreal's Twisted Coup) was an infamous unscripted professional wrestling incident that occurred on November 9, 1997, at the Survivor Series pay-per-view at the Molson Centre. Vince McMahon (World Wrestling Federation owner) and his employees covertly manipulated the outcome of the match between Bret Hart, the reigning WWF Champion, and Shawn Michaels. The manipulation - a "shoot screwjob" in professional wrestling parlance - occurred without Hart's knowledge and as a result he lost the title to Michaels in his last WWF match before departing for rival promotion World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The "screwjob" is generally believed to be an off-screen betrayal of Hart, who was one of the WWF's longest-tenured and most popular performers of all time.
Hart won the WWF Championship at SummerSlam in August 1997. A week prior to Survivor Series, Hart, who had performed for the WWF since 1984, signed a contract to join WCW beginning in December 1997. McMahon sought to prevent Hart from leaving the company as the champion, but Hart was unwilling to drop the title to Michaels - with whom he had a long feud both on-screen and off - at the Survivor Series in his home country of Canada. Hart, Michaels, and McMahon came to an agreement where the Survivor Series match would end with a disqualification, which would result in Hart retaining the title. Hart would then lose or forfeit the title at a later date. However, McMahon decided without Hart's knowledge that Michaels would win the title at Survivor Series. Accounts differ as to who exactly was involved in the plan and the extent of their involvement. The plan was executed when match referee Earl Hebner, on direct orders from McMahon, ended the match as Michaels held Hart in the Sharpshooter submission hold, Hart's signature finishing move, even though Hart had not submitted. Michaels was declared the winner by submission and crowned as the new WWF Champion.
The Montreal Screwjob has garnered a notorious legacy both on-screen and off, and was partly chronicled in the documentary film Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows (1998). According to WWE, the Montreal Screwjob, which took place at the end of the last match on the card of Survivor Series 1997, is considered the beginning of the Attitude Era. The far-reaching impact of the incident led to its adoption as a theme in matches and storylines of the WWF's "Attitude Era" and the creation of the character of "Mr. McMahon," the evil arrogant boss. Many wrestling fans, and several within the business, believe the entire incident was an elaborate work executed in collaboration with Hart. Nonetheless, Hart was ostracized from the WWF while McMahon and Michaels continued to receive angry responses from Canadian audiences for many years. WWF and WCW, as well as other wrestling organizations, would perform recreations of the incident, including as part of Hart's first PPV appearance for WCW at Starrcade, and at WWF's Survivor Series the following year.
Hart and McMahon later reconciled, and Hart was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on April 1, 2006. On the January 4, 2010 episode of WWE Raw, Hart, in his first live appearance on WWE television since the 1997 Survivor Series, had a lengthy on-screen discussion with Michaels about the Montreal Screwjob and other events in their past, and agreed to call a truce, bringing closure to the incident after more than 12 years. Hart would defeat McMahon at WrestleMania XXVI in a No Holds Barred match built around lingering animosity from the Screwjob. Longtime industry writer Mike Johnson referred to the 1997 Survivor Series bout in which the Screwjob occurred as "arguably the most talked-about match in the history of professional wrestling".