Power Rangers a la velocidad de la luz

lightspeed rescue was a one of sabans last power rangers, which means its one of the last good seasons, in this one the rangers are recruited by a an underwater science/trainning facility that keeps itself secret until the time comes to bring in the new team of power rangers, each with their own unique talent. they accept their mission and train to defeat the demons. the demons return with the hope of rebuilding their palace for their queen who they intend to revive later as she has been long dormant, only to be haulted by earth greatest heroes. the seasons starts off with the rangers getting use to their new surroundings, building confidence in their team by winning a few battles, then 11 episodes later the fun begins as an old memory returns to haunt one of the rangers. join these new rangers as they search and translate ancient texts in the hope of reimprisoning these demons, trust me , you won't want to miss this season. sure its not the original power rangers, but who is?

Some people would consider Lightspeed Rescue to be the weaker of the Power Rangers series. It's pretty understandable since it does many things differently from other PR shows, but after having re-watched most of the episodes recently, I found this to be one of the stronger series.

A new team of Power Rangers is commissioned by a Earth-based military organization to protect the city of Mariner Bay from a group of ancient demons looking to reclaim their home. This team of Ranger is comprised not of teenagers, but of young adults with past professions and public identities. It's a different dynamic and an interesting look at how a government-sanctioned Ranger team would function.

Everything about Lightspeed seems to fit. The characters are given ample amount of development and the acting is crisp enough that I actually care about what happens to these characters. The set pieces for the Lightspeed Aquabase are fairly good, even though they're too much like the previous series. The plot flows nicely and every episode seems to contribute something to the overall story... even the insignificant fillers.

Fans of PR shouldn't be disappointed with Lightspeed. It's almost on par with In Space, another PR series that is considered classic - however, Lightspeed can be viewed as a standalone and doesn't require the viewer to watch the older series. If you can catch the show on air, go ahead and give it a go.

This is a definite must see show if you're a fan of the Power Rangers (and even if you're not)! The whole show has a different 'feel' to it than all of the past incarnations of Power Rangers. Join the Lightspeed Rangers (Kelsey, Dana, Joel, Chad, and Carter) as they fight to defend the city of Mariner Bay from the evil villian Diabolico.

My friend Dana loves Power Rangers and so do I. Well a villain tries to attack the Power Rangers she has her trident to destroy stuff. The Blue Ranger loves to swim, The Red One combats the villains, The Yellow one loves roller-blading, and the green one is best pals with the red one. In One episode the blue ranger fell in love with a mermaid.

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue is a real cool shows it beats the original Power Rangers straight on. Using a Train is a cool way to get the Zords to them not that great writing, It's really better than the old Sub Zero one witch last for three show I only saw. Then move on. I did rent old Power Ranger Movie to find out that it was old it was the next level. Waste of Mone. But Power Rangers Lightspeed. I remember the one thing that captain of the Power Rangers Lightspeed, Told Carter that he fail the one of the test. He doubt his boss. But his boss was right.

The young that people young Carter during the fire scence flashback and the young Dana and Ryan doing the car wrek fashback they are good actors. I was think that it was going to be along the same story line. But the writers are doing real great because this show was never boring even to the last episode. I real enjoyed watching this show but too bad it's over and out expact for one guest showing.