Mean Screen
Episode Information
Power Rangers Zeo
Season 4
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| DVD Availability | visit Amazon.com |
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| Episode # | 168 | ||||||
| Production # | PR-356 | ||||||
| Written by | Ron Milbauer & Terri Hughes | ||||||
| Directed by | Vickie Bronaugh | ||||||
| Original air date | May 8, 1996 (on Fox Kids) |
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| Total U.S. airings * | 3 (list of airings) |
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| Last aired * | August 27, 1996 (on Fox Kids) |
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| Tokusatsu footage | Ohranger #1, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 | ||||||
| Footage analysis | at SirStack's Morphylogeny | ||||||
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Mistakes
- Raymond instructed Adam to double-click the mouse to navigate a webpage, but a single click would be enough. (01:22)
- The Zeo symbol appeared on Mean Screen's monitor, then schematics of each of the Zeozords appeared, along with "UAOH" in the bottom corner, with a Ranger-colored border beneath the UAOH; then on his screen was a schematic of the Zeo Megazord. (04:14)
- Pulling a single plug from a surge protector, Adam shut down four different computers. (06:30)
- The computer monitors had swapped positions after Adam was shown pulling the single plug from the surge protector.
- When Adam's communicator went off after Raymond had had Adam pull the computer's plug to prevent a virus from shorting out the other computers, Adam told Raymond that he and the other teens would go check and see if there was a power outage, yet the lights were on, and it was Adam who had pulled the plug. (06:41)
- Mean Screen's face constantly changed between a rainbow colored fierce one, and a silver colored happy looking one. (09:46)
- Despite the Rangers, Mean Screen, and the Defender Wheel all being just outside a building, when the Defender Wheel was engaged and headed toward Mean Screen, the usual rocky background was shown. (12:41)
- Mean Screen didn't seem harmed after being struck by the Defender Wheel, however when Orbus made him grow, it appeared that he was fallen. (13:31)
- When Adam brought Alpha an antivirus disk designed by Raymond, Alpha put the 3.5" floppy into a compartment on the console which looked more like a CD player. (15:00)