Yesterday Again
Episode Information
Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
Season 8

- DVD Available from
- Amazon.com (off-site link)
- Stream on
- Amazon Video (off-site link)
- Episode #
- 361
- Written by
- Judd Lynn & Jackie Marchand
- Directed by
- Isaac Florentine
- U.S. Premiere
- Saturday, September 30, 2000
(on Fox Kids) - Total U.S. airings
- 13
(list of airings) - Last U.S. airing
- Friday, September 14, 2007
(on Toon Disney) - Tokusatsu footage
- GoGoFive # 2, 11, 19, 30, 38
- Footage analysis
- at SirStack’s Morphylogeny (off-site link)
- Previous Episode
- The Chosen Path
- Next Episode
- As Time Runs Out
- Villains
- Batlings, Jinxer, Mantevil, Olympius, Queen Bansheera
Mistakes
- The Rescue Bird was shown separating and dropping in, but was then shown flying in as the combined Unilaser. (08:01)
- Flying in, the Unilaser had a rescue blaster grip attached to it. (08:01)
- When Carter first looked around, his jacket was not seen where it should have been, but when he then apparently began to check the power circuits inside the Red Mobile Armored Vehicle, he suddenly spotted it. (13:11)
- The downtown battle apparently happened as before, although Kelsey apparently called Miss Fairweather for help sooner. (14:00)
- The downtown battle apparently happened as before, although Mantevil’s slash to Dana now knocked her over a railing rather than against it. (14:13)
- Once again, the Rescue Bird was shown separating and dropping in, but was then shown flying in as the Unilaser. (15:14)
- Once again, flying in, the Unilaser had a rescue blaster grip attached to it. (15:14)
- The downtown battle apparently happened as before, although Olympius was not shown telling the Rangers this was the end. (15:38)
- The downtown battle apparently happened as before, although Dana did not add a “please” to her begging for Olympius’s mercy. (15:39)
- The downtown battle apparently happened as before, although Olympius told the Rangers to “say goodbye” rather than saying goodbye to them instead. (15:40)
- Carter shouted not to send in the Rescue Bird, frantically asking if anyone could hear him, but there was no response; around this point in the original version, Miss Fairweather (now not shown) would soon have wondered where Carter was. (13:53)
- Why Carter went after Mantevil rather than Olympius, who was holding the other Rangers at gunpoint, is unknown. (15:55)
Credits
- Michael Chaturantabut as Chad Lee
- Rhett Fisher as Ryan Mitchell
- Sean Cw Johnson as Carter Grayson
- Alison MacInnis as Dana Mitchell
- Keith Robinson as Joel Rawlings
- Sasha Williams as Kelsey Winslow
- Monica Louwerens as Ms. Fairweather
- Ron Roggé as Captain Mitchell
- Jennifer L. Yen as Vypra
- Action Choreographers: Koichi Sakamoto, Makoto Yokoyama
- Co-Producers: Judd Lynn, Koichi Sakamoto, Scott Page-Pagter, Paul F. Rosenthal
- Produced by: Jonathan Tzachor
- Written by: Judd Lynn, Jackie Marchand
- Directed by: Isaac Florentine
- Executive Producers: Haim Saban, Shuki Levy
- Cinematographer: Ilan Rosenberg
- Production Designer: Julie Bolder
- Unit Production Manager: Shawn Tarkington
- 1st Assistant Directors: Stephen Harrison, Larry Kent Litton
- 2nd Assistant Director: Mark Avery
- Stunt Coordinators: Koichi Sakamoto, Makoto Yokoyama
- 2nd Unit Director of Photography: Sean McLin
- 2nd Unit 1st Assistant Director: Chris Auer
- Stunt Choreography: Alpha Stunts
- Special Effects: John Bordeaux
- Locations: Deven Chierighino
- 2nd Unit 2nd Assistant Director: Lisa Stuckey
- Art Director: Scott MacLachlan
- Prop Master: Mark Richardson
- Set Decorator: John “J.C.” Carolan
- Costume Designer: Danielle Baker
- Make-up Artist & Hairstylist: Rosanna Montes
- Script Supervisor: Rick Bernagozzi
- 2nd Unit Script Supervisor: Jody Blose
- Monster Wranglers: Ivory Stanton, Kristen Catena
- Lighting Director: Dennis Bishop
- Camera Operator: Ron Vidor
- Production Mixer: Chuck Buch, C.A.S.
- Production Coordinator: Mona Vasiloiu
- Assistant Story Editor: Jackie Marchand
- Assistant Production Coordinators: Annette Stuckey, Jeffrey Weiss
- Production Accountants: Brett Born, Susan Foster
- Casting: Iris Hampton
- Extras Casting: Central/Cenex Casting
- Assistants to the Producers: Jennifer Cadenhead, Nancy Kennedy, Lee Marshall
- Diane Salinger as the voice of Queen Bansheera
- Michael Forest as the voice of Olympius
- Kim Strauss as the voice of Jinxer
- Michael McConnohie as the voice of Mantevil
- Executive in Charge of Production: Eric S. Rollman
- Executive in Charge of Post Production: Clive H. Mizumoto
- Executive in Charge of Music: Ron Kenan
- Music by: Shuki Levy, Kussa Mahchi
- Music Producers: Lior Rosner, Jeremy Sweet, Inon Zur
- Music Supervisor: David Ari Leon
- Supervising Music Editor: Drew DeAscentis
- Music Engineer: Barron Abramovitch
- 2nd Music Engineers: Jim DiJulio, Tim Gosselin, Al Lay
- Music Assistants: Dusty Rabbin, John Sperger
- Supervising Sound Editor: Doug Latislaw
- Re-Recording Mixer: Ed Suski
- Sound Effects Editors: Charlene Banta, Ian Mayo
- ADR Director: David Walsh
- ADR Writer: David Walsh
- ADR Coordinator: Laura Orozco
- Post Production Supervisor: Sean B. Backus
- Editor: Ronald LaVine
- Additional Editing: Eric Rainey
- Assistant Editor: J. Zachary Woodford
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Rick Kerrigan
- Apprentice Editor: Revis Meeks
- Post Production Associate: Jeffrey Oberste
- Modern Videofilm Visual Effects Supervisor: Jason Spratt
- Modern Videofilm Lead Artist: Jeff West
- Modern Videofilm Artists: Michael Carter, John Cummins, Susanna Dileo
- Developed from “GO GO FIVE” by: Toei Company, Ltd.
- Select SFX Sequences by: Junichi Yajima
- Original Concepts by: Saburo Yatsude
- Additional Footage Directed by: Hajime Konaka
- Post Production: Modern Videofilm
- Lab Services: Foto-Kem Industries
- Camera Package: Keslow Camera
- Grip/Lighting Equipment: Cinemobile
- Special Thanks to: The U.S. Geological Survey, The University of California-Santa Barbara, Channel Islands National Park-Ventura, California
- Lightspeed Aquabase Constructed and Photographed: Stargate Films, Inc.
- Nature Footage Provided by: Busch Entertainment
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