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The first half of Turbo had low ratings and sequel got mixed reviews and not a whole lot of profit, leading the crew to think their time was almost up. But the second half of Turbo had better ratings and led them to do In Space. They got Judd Lynn to lead the way for the second half, old plots were abandoned (like Divatox/Dimitria), no more Lerigot, and 4 new castmembers. I don't know if Fox Kids threatened them to cancel them or not.
A lot of evidence leads fans believe the crew thought Power Rangers in Space was the final season was because of the bringing together of old villains, the search of Zordon and of course the finale--that brought together Blue Senturion, Phantom Ranger, Gold Ranger and the Aquitar Rangers and the destruction of all known villains. But because of high ratings, the crew was led to make another season. I think by this season, they were expecting to just close up shop and wasn't threatened to be cancelled. Bandai did help with the budget for the Battlizer and continued to do so.
Rumor is that Jungle Fury was going to be the last season because it was the last one Disney really promoted and it was the last one to air on Toon Disney. When Toon Disney became Disney XD, Power Rangers was knocked out and new episodes only aired on ABC. RPM got no promotional photos like past Disney seasons, almost no promotion, very little merchandise (save for the toys) and it was rumored that the only reason they did RPM was because Bandai released the toys. Judd Lynn swears Disney did care about PR during RPM, I believe at least at a production standpoint. Even though not officially 'canceled' since MMPR reversion aired in 2010, production did stop in New Zealand and Disney was in conversations to sell it back to Saban. It is rumored Bandai helped with the budget, not for new Rangers or Battlizers, just for budget all together. So Power Rangers was never officially canceled but ratings did get low and there was rumors of it being 'the end.' The closest thing to being 'canceled' was the 5 months between the reversion being off the air (in September) to when Power Rangers Samurai premiered in February.
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LOS ANGELES (July 16, 2011) To celebrate the launch of over 700 episodes from the enduringly popular Power Rangers television series streaming from Netflix, Saban Brands is making its first ever Power Rangers game for iOS available for free on Apple’s iTunes® Store from June 15 through July 15, 2011. The all-new interactive adventure game Power Rangers Samurai SMASH features the star characters from “Power Rangers Samurai,” the latest incarnation of the global phenomenon, which has been an overwhelming ratings success since its debut on Nickelodeon in February.
“We are thrilled to be able to respond to the millions of Power Rangers fans who have been asking for these classic episodes for years by making them available on Netflix,” said Elie Dekel, President of Saban Brands. “And as a special thank you for their patience, we’re happy to provide our new interactive game for free.”
Every classic episode from the 17 year run of the world’s most successful kids action series is now be available for fans to view any time—from the original “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” to the futuristic “Power Rangers RPM.”
Fans can experience the exciting world of the new “Power Rangers Samurai” series with 15 unlockable levels of fun and adventure in Power Rangers Samurai SMASH. Featuring touch-screen controls, epic battles and fast-paced action, Power Rangers Samurai SMASH lets players become any of the five Rangers as they seek to defeat evil bosses from the Netherworld and save the planet.

Cool | 129 (49%) |
Don't Know Yet | 64 (24%) |
Ugly | 45 (17%) |
Could Be Better | 85 (32%) |
Yes | 168 (73%) |
No | 24 (10%) |
Don't know yet | 45 (19%) |

It's Ugly | 34 (14%) |
Good Ugly | 90 (37%) |
Looks Great | 94 (39%) |
Crazy | 100 (41%) |




The Power Rangers joined thousands of excited families and fans during the annual July 4th fireworks show at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, CA. As they entered the field to the deafening roar of the crowd, which only grew louder as they performed amazing Ranger moves and acrobatics while video from Power Rangers Samurai played on the giant scoreboard above them, the delighted audience couldn’t wait to meet and pose for pictures with the famous Rangers.