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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Season 1 is the most widely recognized installment in the entire franchise. While many other Power Rangers seasons have eclipsed it in quality, its relevance in pop culture continues to be far beyond any of its successors. An eight-year comic run primarily based on Mighty Morphin has just recently concluded, and the 2017 Power Rangers movie is also based around this nostalgic era.

While not the high point for the franchise its reputation would suggest, the first season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers is filled with all-time classic episodes. Its standalone episodes define the series' formula moving forward and introduce some of the most classic monsters, while its two-parters display the show's growing ambition. The season also has one of the greatest Power Rangers stories of all time, with the Green with Evil five-parter.

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Snowpiercer‘s four-and-a-half year journey to the small screen ends on Sunday, May 17, when it pulls into the proverbial station at TNT. When all is said and done, was it the little engine that could? Or not quite?

What you get out of TV’s Snowpiercer largely depends on what you expect from it. Yes, it is an adaptation of the lauded 2013 film of the same name, which starred Chris Evans and was directed by future Oscar winner Bong Joon-ho, as well as the 1982 French graphic novel Le Transperceneige. But it tells a distinct story set in that same world,...

This week on The Flash, Barry had a need to monitor his speed. But when superhero duty pulled him in multiple directions, who was it that he ultimately let down?

As Carver sicced Rag Doll on Joe West, Singh begged his top cop to hide out in Witsec — but Joe refused, feeling he is close to getting the goods on the tech titan and his ties to Black Hole. But sure enough, Joe nearly dies when during a drive his car speeds up and refuses to brake. Luckily, he throws himself out the driver door before it crashes and explodes into a wall.