MMPR season 2

52 episodes (first aired 1994–95), plus Christmas video

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Episodes

The Mutiny

…wherein Lord Zedd arrives and the Rangers receive Thunderzords (told in 3 parts)

Part I

…wherein the teens begin an ATV race, Lord Zedd takes over, and Pirantishead takes control of the Dinozords

Part II

…wherein the Dragonzord is seized as well, the Thunderzords appear in the sky, and the Rangers fare pretty well against Zedd's Putties

Part III

…wherein Billy recovers the Dinozords, the Thunderzords debut in battle, and the teens lose the ATV race

The Wanna-Be Ranger

…wherein Alpha 5 helps a lost kid, Primator impersonates the Rangers, and Alpha doesn't self-destruct

Putty on the Brain

…wherein Zack brings cool science glasses, Zack and Billy see Putties everywhere, and the Saliguana is defeated

Bloom of Doom

…wherein nobody joins Kimberly's garden club, a spell turns Kim spitefully jealous, and a ribbon helps defeat the Bloom of Doom

The Green Dream

…wherein Tommy dreads the loss of his powers, Zedd puts Tommy under a spell, and the Robogoat wields the Sword of Power

Show placement note

This episode originally aired before "The Power Stealer," but some other orderings place it later — after "Welcome to Venus Island."

Earlier placement: original airdates, November 1998 reruns (Fox Kids), Netflix order, DVD order
Later placement: production codes, June 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), August 1995 reruns (Fox Kids)

Show continuity note

In this episode, a "weakened" Tommy fears "the end of [his] power cycle," and he's left unable to call the Dragonzord after a taxing battle. Compare this with the following episode details:

The Mutiny: Zordon temporarily re-energizes Tommy (who remains unable to power a Thunderzord)

The Wanna-Be Ranger: Tommy uses Dragonzord without incident

Putty on the Brain: Tommy needs a recharge (doesn't appear in battle)

Bloom of Doom: Tommy is warned he should be conserving his powers; no Zord battle

The Power Stealer: Zedd plots to drain the Rangers' powers (starting with Green); monster drains some of Tommy's powers (he's left weakened); no Dragonzord use

The Beetle Invasion: monster steals Tommy's powers (Tommy reclaims some); no Dragonzord use

Welcome to Venus Island: Tommy is warned a long fight might use up the last of his energy; no Zord battle

The Song of Guitardo: Tommy is told his remaining powers could fail any time (re-energizing no longer an option); no Zord battle

Green No More: monster lures Tommy into a taxing Dragonzord battle, then drains his powers

Also, note that this episode shows Zack with his original hairstyle; setting aside this episode, Zack's new braided hairstyle was consistently seen (but never mentioned in dialog) from "The Power Stealer" until "The Ninja Encounter" (at which point it reverted back for reasons of footage recycling).

The Power Stealer

…wherein the Octophantom nearly drains Tommy's powers, Billy makes a mirror shield, and a videotape doesn't reveal the Rangers' identities

The Beetle Invasion

…wherein Richie debuts, the Stag Beetle nearly drains Tommy's powers, and the teens play broomball

Welcome to Venus Island

…wherein Trini's neighbor is taken to Venus Island, Billy launches a weather balloon, and the Rangers fight the Invenusable Flytrap

The Song of Guitardo

…wherein the teens have a picnic, Kim and Tommy team up against Guitardo, and Kimberly sings

Green No More

…wherein Tommy's Green Ranger powers are finally exhausted (in 2 parts)

Part I

…wherein Tommy receives a warning from the future, Zedd captures five punks, and Turbanshell actually does drain Tommy's powers

Part II

…wherein Tommy escapes the Otherworld, Zedd's Dark Ranger plot is aborted, and the Green Ranger joins in one last battle

Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park

…wherein Bulk and Skull pour concrete, Zack's cousin Curtis plays the trumpet, and the Rangers fight imaginary monsters

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "Missing Green," but some other orderings place it beforehand.

Earlier placement: production codes, March 1995 reruns (Fox Kids)
Later placement: original airdates, Netflix order, DVD order

Missing Green

…wherein Jason feels bad, the other teens look for Tommy, and Jason thwarts Zedd's magic candle plot

Beauty and the Beast

…wherein Bulk and Skull consult a fortune-teller, Kimberly becomes the new Rita, and the Mirror Maniac is defeated

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "Missing Green" and "Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park," but Netflix order places it earlier — between the aforementioned episodes.

Earlier placement: Netflix order
Later placement: production codes, original airdates, March 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), DVD order

White Light

…wherein the White Ranger debuts (told in 2 parts)

Part I

…wherein Zordon and Alpha start a project, Bulk and Skull find Rita's space dumpster, and Nimrod proves troublesome

Part II

…wherein Tommy is revealed as the White Ranger, the Tigerzord helps defeat Nimrod, and Rita is returned to space

Two for One

…wherein Tommy and Kim go on a date, the Rangers fight a lipstick monster and purse monster, and Bulk and Skull's Power Ranger detector almost works

Opposites Attract

…wherein Billy is smitten, a solar storm occurs, and Magnetbrain is defeated

Zedd's Monster Mash

…wherein some of the teens are seen enjoying a Halloween party, Tommy is trapped in a dark dimension, and the Rangers fight old monsters

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after after "Opposites Attract," but some other orderings place it afterward.

Earlier placement: production codes, August 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), December 2006 reruns (Toon Disney), June 2007 reruns (Toon Disney)
Later placement: original airdates, Netflix order, DVD order

Show continuity note

This episode contains no unmorphed footage of Jason, Trini, and Zack. Compare this with "Opposites Attract" and prior episodes (which featured original footage of Jason, Trini, and Zack) and "The Ninja Encounter" and later eps (which featured only recycled footage of Jason, Trini, and Zack).

The Ninja Encounter

…wherein the teens meet Rocky, Adam, and Aisha (told in 3 parts)

Part I

…wherein Rocky, Adam, and Aisha win a ninja tournament, Goldar captures them, and Bulk and Skull take care of a baby

Part II

…wherein the Rangers fight Terror Blossom and Hatchasaurus, Aisha's escape plan is foiled, and Jason, Trini, and Zack are frozen

Part III

…wherein Jason, Trini, and Zack defeat Terror Blossom, the others rescue the captives, and the Rangers' identities are revealed

A Monster of Global Proportions

…wherein Goldar captures members of a teen summit, the Rangers surrender chocolate Power Coins, and Tor debuts

Zedd Waves

…wherein a triathlon is held, Beamcaster controls people, and Aisha's electrical engineering saves the day

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "A Monster of Global Proportions", but production codes place it earlier — before "The Ninja Encounter."

Earlier placement: production codes
Later placement: original airdates, March 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), June 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), Netflix order, DVD order

Show continuity note

In production code order, this episode would wrongly predate "The Ninja Encounter" (Rocky, Adam, and Aisha are present).

The Power Transfer

…wherein Rocky, Adam, and Aisha become Power Rangers (told in 2 parts)

Part I

…wherein Jason, Trini, and Zack are chosen for the world peace summit, Zedd completes Serpentera, and the Rangers seek the Sword of Light

Part II

…wherein the Rangers return with the Sword of Light, powers are transferred to Rocky, Adam, and Aisha, and Serpentera runs out of power

Goldar's Vice-Versa

…wherein Adam is shy, Bulk and Skull avoid girls, and Adam's date turns out to be Scorpina

Mirror of Regret

…wherein Adam encourages his karate student, Goldar uses the Mirror of Regret, and the Power Cannon debuts

When is a Ranger Not a Ranger?

…wherein Scatterbrain erases the Rangers' memories, Bulk and Skull save the day, and only the Rangers remember it

Rocky Just Wants to Have Fun

…wherein Rocky becomes irresponsible, Pachinko Head is defeated, and Serpentera runs out of power

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "When is a Ranger Not a Ranger?", but production codes place it earlier — two episodes after "A Monster of Global Proportions."

Earlier placement: production codes
Later placement: original airdates, June 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), Netflix order, DVD order

Show continuity note

In production code order, this episode would wrongly predate "The Power Transfer" (the new Rangers are present).

Lights, Camera, Action

…wherein the Rangers appear on a talk show, clips are played, and the Rangers defeat the Showbiz Monster

Show placement note

This episode originally aired immediately before "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire", but Saban production codes place it later — immediately before "The Wedding."

Earlier placement: Fox Kids production codes, original airdates, Netflix order, DVD order
Later placement: Saban production codes

Show continuity note

An in-show talk show in this episode features clips of the Rangers (though we're left to wonder how the talk show would've obtained said footage); among them was a battle from "Forever Friends" (which predates this episode only using Saban production codes). None of the clips were specifically discussed in dialog.

Where There's Smoke, There's Fire

…wherein Aisha becomes fire safety captain, annoys people, and tries to do everything herself

Scavenger Hunt

…wherein a scavenger hunt is held, Bulk and Skull hire a gypsy mystic, and the Rangers fight Cannontop

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire," but production codes place it earlier — immediately after "A Monster of Global Proportions."

Earlier placement: production codes
Later placement: original airdates, Netflix order, DVD order

Show continuity note

In production code order, this episode would wrongly predate "The Power Transfer" (the new Rangers are present).

The Great Bookala Escape

…wherein the Rangers befriend an alien, Bulk and Skull try to signal UFOs, and Serpentera runs out of power

Forever Friends

…wherein Aisha's old friend dislikes Kimberly, Bulk and Skull build jetpacks, and the Rangers defeat the Jaws of Destruction

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "The Great Bookala Escape," but production codes place it beforehand.

Earlier placement: production codes
Later placement: original airdates, Netflix order, DVD order

A Reel Fish Story

…wherein Rocky is a lifeguard, the Rangers fight old fish monsters, and Bulk and Skull nearly drown

Show placement note

This episode is notable for three different placements:

1. immediately before "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire"
2. two episodes after "The Great Bookala Escape"
3. immediately before "The Wedding"

Placement 1: production codes
Placement 2: original airdates, DVD order
Placement 3: Netflix order

Rangers Back in Time

…wherein Lord Zedd turns the Rangers into children (told in 2 parts)

Show placement note

This two-parter originally aired shortly before "The Wedding," but production codes place it earlier — before "The Power Transfer."

Earlier placement: production codes
Later placement: original airdates, Netflix order, DVD order

Show continuity note

In production code order, this two-parter would wrongly predate "The Power Transfer" (the new Rangers are present).

Part I

…wherein the Rock of Time (sort of) turns back time, a dodgeball defeats Putties, and Photomare traps the kids in a photograph

Part II

…wherein Alpha recovers the photo from Bulk and Skull, the Rangers' ages are restored, and the Rock of Time is destroyed

The Wedding

…wherein Rita and Zedd marry (told in 3 parts)

Part I

…wherein the teens visit Australia, Rita returns to the moon palace, and evil Alpha traps the Rangers in an abandoned theater

Part II

…wherein the Rangers fight old monsters, Rita gives Zedd a love potion, and wedding preparations begin

Part III

…wherein Zedd marries Rita, the Rangers escape, and Alpha is returned to normal

Return of the Green Ranger

…wherein Tommy fights his own Green Ranger clone (told in 3 parts)

Part I

…wherein the Wizard of Deception arms Bulk and Skull with scissors, clones Tommy, and traps the other Rangers in colonial times

Part II

…wherein the five Rangers evade the authorities, Adam is smitten, and the White Ranger fights the Green Ranger

Part III

…wherein the Dragonzord rampages, Tommy saves his friends, and his clone stays in the past

Best Man for the Job

…wherein Tommy and Kimberly both run for class president, a spell makes politics unpleasant, and Rita controls the Tigerzord

Show placement note

This episode originally aired immediately after "Return of the Green Ranger," but some other orderings place it later — immediately before "Wild West Rangers."

Earlier placement: original airdates, DVD order
Later placement: production codes, September 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), Netflix order

Storybook Rangers

…wherein three of the Rangers are trapped in a storybook (told in 2 parts)

Part I

…wherein Rocky, Tommy, and Kimberly become trapped in a storybook, a cantankerous elf appears, and Bulk and Skull try to cook up a monster

Part II

…wherein Billy, Aisha, and Adam destroy Bulk and Skull's monster, the others escape the storybook, and Mondo the magician is defeated

Wild West Rangers

…wherein Kimberly visits the Old West and recruits Wild West Rangers (told in 2 parts)

Part I

…wherein Kimberly ends up in the Old West, meets doppelgangers of her friends, and contends with outlaws

Part II

…wherein Kimberly is known as the Pink Stranger, the Wild West Rangers help out, and Kim returns to the present

Blue Ranger Gone Bad

…wherein Billy is replaced by an evil copy, one of them is gunned down, and Bulk and Skull doubt Billy is the Gold Ranger

Show placement note

This episode originally aired after "Wild West Rangers," but some other orderings place it ealier — immediately after "Storybook Rangers."

Earlier placement: production codes, July 2003 reruns (ABC Family), May 2006 reruns (ABC Family), January 2007 reruns (Toon Disney), June 2007 reruns (Toon Disney), Netflix order
Later placement: original airdates, September 1995 reruns (Fox Kids), November/December 2002 reruns (ABC Family), DVD order

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Home Video

Alpha's Magical Christmas

…wherein Alpha is lonely on Christmas Eve, children are taken from their homes, and carols are sung

Show placement note

This special was only released on home video (and as a special in the DVD box set).

Show continuity note

Oddly, Tommy is shown helmetless as the Green Ranger, yet Rocky, Adam, and Aisha extend holiday wishes from the Viewing Globe ("the others" are said to be "still at the world peace project"). Further, despite Tommy's Green Ranger status here, assorted flashbacks show him as both Green and White. In-show, there is no point at which Tommy served alongside Rocky, Adam, and Aisha as the Green Ranger.

No events from this special have been referenced in the actual series.

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