Power Rangers Time Force
Power Rangers Time Force is a television series and the ninth season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the 24th Super Sentai series Mirai Sentai Timeranger, running for 40 half-hour episodes from February to November 2001. It was the last season to be distributed by Saban Entertainment Before 2011's Power Rangers Samurai.
| Also known as | Saban's Power Rangers Time Force
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| Written by |
 written by
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| Screenplay by |
screenplay by
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| Story by |
story by
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| Directed by | Koichi Sakamoto
Kaizo Hayashi Worth Keeter Judd Lynn Isaac Florentine Yoshi Hosoya Makoto Yokohama Jonathan Tzachor |
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| Creative director |
creative director
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| Presented by |
presented by
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| Starring | Jason Faunt
Erin Cahill Kevin Kleinberg Deborah Estelle Philips Michael Copon Daniel Southworth Vernon Wells Kate Sheldon Edward Laurence Albert |
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judges
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| Voices of |
voices of
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| Narrated by |
narrated by
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| Music by |
music by
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| Theme music composer |
theme music composer
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| Opening theme |
opening theme
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| Ending theme |
ending theme
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| Country of origin | United States
Japan |
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| Original language |
original language
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| No. of seasons |
no. of seasons
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| No. of episodes | 40 (list of episodes)
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PRODUCTION
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| News editor |
news editor
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cinematography
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| Animator |
animator
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| Editor |
editor
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| Camera setup |
camera setup
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| Running time | 20 minutes
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| Budget |
budget
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| Audio format |
audio format
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| First shown in |
first shown in
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| Original release | February 3 –
November 17, 2001 |
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| Related shows |
related shows
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| Starring |
starring
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| Country of origin |
country of origin
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| No. of episodes |
no. of episodes
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| Original network |
original network
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| Original release |
original release
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| Filming dates |
filming dates
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| Celebrity winner |
celebrity winner
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| Professional winner |
professional winner
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| Website |
website
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- In The Legend Of The Clock Tower, the notion of an English Colony in Revolution-era California is nothing new to Power Rangers. Colonial Angel Grove was featured in Season 2's "Return Of The Green Ranger". This episode seems to reference that weird bit of alternate history.
- In the Super Sentai Series (TimeRanger), the Quantum Ranger's name in Japan is TimeFire. Thus making the first team to feature two red rangers.
- In Time For Lightspeed, First team-up (in either PR or Sentai) to feature two full 6-Ranger teams, making up a 12 Ranger encounter.
- A movie based off the show was planned, but was put into cancellation from the previous failure of Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie and the franchise being bought out by Disney.
- With this series, Judd Lynn left the Power Rangers production team, having been with the show in one role or another since it began, and having been Story Editor since PRT, writing more episodes than anyone else.
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