Target Rangers
Episode Information
Power Rangers Zeo
Season 4

- DVD Available from
- Amazon.com (off-site link)
- Stream on
- Amazon Video (off-site link)
- Episode #
- 159
- Written by
- Stewart St. John
- Directed by
- Vickie Bronaugh
- U.S. Premiere
- Thursday, April 25, 1996
(on Fox Kids) - Total U.S. airings(disclaimer)
- 3
(list of airings) - Last U.S. airing(disclaimer)
- Wednesday, August 14, 1996
(on Fox Kids) - Tokusatsu footage
- Ohranger # 1, 5, 6, 8, 12, 13
- Footage analysis
- at SirStack’s Morphylogeny (off-site link)
- Previous Episode
- The Shooting Star
- Next Episode
- For Cryin’ Out Loud
- Villains
- Cogs, King Mondo, Klank, Orbus, Prince Sprocket, Queen Machina, Silo
Mistakes
- Jennifer, Rocky’s science project partner, looked exactly like Zarius, but without the mind crystal. (02:30)
- To restart her and Rocky’s computer game in the mode she preferred (trivia rather than combat), Jennifer, at one of the resource center’s computers, looked at a sheet of paper and then said, “Okay, let’s wipe and reboot the main hard drive.” (02:57)
- The Datanet login screen apparently referred to the resource center as the library. (03:02)
- According to the computer trivia game Jennifer had designed with Rocky, Angel Grove was established in 1775; in actual history, California was still a part of Mexico in 1775 and would not contain significant numbers of people from the United States until the gold rush in 1848. (03:23)
- Telling Rocky to meet her back there later that afternoon, Jennifer activated a security code on the resource center’s (public) computer so no one could get into the system while they were gone. (04:47)
- Jennifer, a person who seemed rather computer savvy, wrote down a password - a potential security issue. (04:53)
- Jennifer’s password, “mook”, wasn’t very secure. (07:30)
- Silo’s body looked exactly like the robot fighters in the computer game Rocky and Jennifer were designing at the time the Cogs were finishing up Silo’s construction. (08:34)
- The Silo in the Sentai footage had a black square projection sticking out of his back which was not present in the US footage. (09:10)
- When the communicator beeped, Tanya remarked, “We’re about to find out,” but anything that she would have been referring to was several lines earlier. (09:45)
- The Zeo Rangers’ Zeo Jet Cycles were shown behind the Rangers as they confronted Silo and King Mondo. (10:29)
- When Orbus made Silo grow, Silo was on his knees, as though he had just sustained a hit. (11:33)
- Giant Silo took the Zeo Megazord into space and then hurled it toward the sun from closer to the sun than the Earth but still a very long distance away; such a journey, powered by Silo’s rocket boosters, would have taken years, not mere moments; furthermore, the Megazord’s drift into the sun from the drop-off point would have taken many more years; the same times apply to Silo’s and the Megazord’s return trips to Earth. (14:25)
- When the Rangers would switch Zeo Battle Helmets on the Zeo Megazord, the Ranger to summon his or her Battle Helmet would somehow switch seats with Tommy to assume the front position; the cockpit was far too small to allow the Rangers to get up and swap seats, so some sort of teleportation must have been involved. (15:36)
- Adam used the Zeo IV Battle Helmet and it’s Gravity Power to break the chains around the Zeo Megazord. (15:45)
- Red Ranger referred to Yellow Ranger’s Battle Helmet as “Zeo Jet Power” despite Billy saying it was “Zeo Rocket Power”. (15:52)
- After flying away from the sun wearing the Zeo II Battle Helmet, the Zeo Megazord was suddenly wearing the default Zeo V Battle Helmet again. (16:19)
- Zeo III Battle Helmet’s Pyramid Power seemed to be the Battle Helmet that could control gravity, not the Zeo IV Battle Helmet. (17:13)
Credits
- Catherine Sutherland as Kat
- Nakia Burrise as Tanya
- Steve Cardenas as Rocky
- Johnny Yong Bosch as Adam
- Jason David Frank as Tommy
- David Yost as Billy
- Paul Schrier as Bulk
- Jason Narvy as Skull
- Richard Genelle as Ernie
- Gregg Bullock as Lt. Stone
- Supervising Producers: Douglas Sloan, Scott Page-Pagter
- Co-Producers: Tony Oliver, Ann Knapp, Paul F. Rosenthal
- Producer: Jonathan Tzachor
- Written by: Stewart St. John
- Directed by: Vickie Bronaugh
- Executive Producers: Haim Saban, Shuki Levy
- Casting: Katy Wallin
- Casting Associate: Thom Klohn
- Production Manager: Wendy Walters
- Director of Photography: Ilan Rosenberg
- Production Designer: Yuda Ako
- Production Coordinator: Stephen Harrison
- 1st Assistant Directors: Larry Kent Litton, Chris Medak
- 2nd Assistant Director: Hank Grover
- 2nd Unit Director: Koichi Sakamoto
- 2nd Unit Director of Photography: Roger Olkowski
- 2nd Unit 1st Assistant Director: Chris Auer
- Stunt Choreography: Alpha Stunts
- Script Supervisor: Janee Hull-Page
- 2nd Unit Script Supervisor: Kimberlee Gerston
- Art Director: Steven R. Miller
- Assistant Production Designer: Julie Bolder
- Prop Master: Mark Richardson
- Extras Casting: Charles Matthews Casting
- Gaffer/Key Grip: Dennis Bishop
- 1st Assistant Camera: David Dechant
- Sound Mixer: Chuck Buch, C.A.S.
- Costume Designer: Danielle Baker
- Make-up & Hair Supervisor: Cynthia Laws
- Special Effects: John Bordeaux
- Assistants to the Producers: Ann Marie Joe, Nancy Kennedy, Leslie Silvey, Shawn Tarkington
- Assistant Story Editor: Jackie Marchand
- Production Accountants: Brett Born, Matthew K. Grigsby
- Donene Kistler as Alpha 5
- Danny Wayne Stallcup, Ed Neil, Akihiro Noguchi, Spencer Sano, Tadahiro Nakamura, Namihei Koshige, Hiroki Takano, Nobuyuki Obikane, Hiroo Sawa, Hiroshi, Shun, Makoto Yokoyama as The Cogs
- Richard Wood as the voice of Alpha 5
- David Stenstrom as the voice of King Mondo
- Alex Borstein as the voice of Queen Machina
- Barbara Goodson as the voice of Prince Sprocket
- Oliver Page as the voice of Klank
- Barbara Goodson as the voice of Orbus
- Kerrigan Mahan as the voice of Goldar
- Bob Pappenbrook as the voice of Rito
- Bob Manahan as the voice of Zordon
- Additional Dialogue: Terri Hughes, Ron Milbauer, Barbara Oliver, Ronnie Paer
- Music by: Shuki Levy, Kussa Mahchi
- Executive in Charge of Music: Ron Kenan
- Music Supervisor: David Leon
- Music Producers: Ken Burgomaster, Ron Wasserman, Jeremy Sweet
- Music Editors: Karl Warme, Drew DeAscentis
- Music Engineer: Barron Abramovitch
- Assistant Engineers: Jim DiJulio, Frank Bailey-Meier
- Music Assistant: Tim Gosselin
- Executive in Charge of Sound Operations: Clive H. Mizumoto
- Sound Supervisor: Doug Latislaw
- Re-Recording Mixers: Ed Suski, Tim Harsh
- Dialogue and Effects Editor: Chris Rudy
- ADR Coordinator: Karen Carter
- ADR Mixer: David Walsh
- ADR Assistant: Ron Milbauer
- Visual Effects Director: Peter Krygowski
- Visual Effects Coordinator: Mickie Reuster
- Visual Effects Artists: Rick Cortes, Rick Shick, Michael Carter, Marlan Harris, Jeff West
- Developed from “GALAXY RANGERS” and “DAI RANGERS” by: Toei Company, Ltd.
- Some SFX Sequences by: Junichi Yajima
- Original Concepts by: Saburo Yatsude
- Executive in Charge of Post Production: Eric S. Rollman
- Post Production Coordinator: Allen Gentempo
- Editors: Adi Ell-Ad, Charlie Bowyer
- Assistant Editor: Rich Dietl
- Visual Effects Coordinator: Billy DiCicco
- Post Production Associates: Steve Schaffer, Joe Rockom
- Post Production: Modern Videofilm
- Lab Services: Foto-Kem Industries
- Camera Package: Keslow Camera
- Grip/Lighting Equipment: Cinemobile
- Environmental Consultation: Environment Media Association
- Health Equipment Provided by: Keiser Sports Health Equipment, Health-O-Meter, Slush Puppie, Bunn Corp., U.S. Sports Equipment
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