RangerWiki
Don't have an account?
Register
Register
RangerWiki
RangerWiki
24,956
pages
in: Zeo, Power Rangers Zeo episodes, Episode

Changes: Scent of a Weasel

Back to page
Sign in to edit
No edit summary
Line 87: Line 87:
 
*[[Thomas Garner]] as [[Stenchy]]
  
*[[Thomas Garner]] as [[Stenchy]]
 
*??? as Model
  
*??? as Model
  +
  +
==Error==
  +
*Jason refers to Emily while morphed, something she doesn't seem to be phased by.
   
 
==Notes==
  
==Notes==

Revision as of 02:34, 20 October 2018

Icon-ohrangerThis article is about an episode in Power Rangers Zeo .


Scent of a Weasel is the thirty-seventh episode of Power Rangers Zeo. It is the second episode of the Louie Kaboom arc. This marks the first appearance of the Warrior Wheel.

Synopsis

A fashion show is being held at the Youth Center, and Skull is assigned to protect the top model, but he accidentally makes things worse for her by dumping a bottle of overwhelming fragrance on her. Inspired by this, the Machine Empire create Stenchy, a robotic skunk who makes the Power Rangers smell so bad that they won't be able to stand one another.

Plot

At the Angel Grove Youth Center the Power Rangers, and Bulk and Skull are setting up for the fashion show. Rockey does not watch where he is going and collides with one of the models forcing the director to call cut. Rocky apologizes and says he his top model to help get the show back on track. Stone contacts Bulk and Skull to tell them to take their positions.

In the dressing room Bulk and Skull are helping to get the models ready but are doing a bad job. Skull puts on a skunk suit, but bumps into a bottle of skunk spray dumping the whole bottle on the model they are suppose to protect.

Up on the moon Sprocket and his mother Machina are getting into an argument with Louie Kaboom about his resent failure in Bomber in the Summer while spying on the Power Rangers. Louie, Machina, and Sprocket then come up with a plan to destroy the Power Rangers with a monster called Stenchy. Louie then tells the bots and the audience that he has been reprogrammed making Louie's remote worthless in shutting him down.

Back at the Power Rangers' Command Center Billy, Tommy, Adam, Zordon, and Alpha 5 are monitoring an object that is approaching earth. Zordon then alerts them to an incoming message from Trey informing them that the Earth is in danger.

Up on the moon Rita, Zedd, Fester, Rito, and Goldar are driving around in their RV Base, and Zedd and Rita berates Rito and Goldar for losing the remote and letting Louie Kaboom go rouge. Goldar and Rito are in the back playing are we there yet, and Rita tell them if they keep saying that again she will dump them out and Goldar and Rito will have to walk the rest of the way to their campsite. Zedd then says when he gets Louie Kaboom back he says his famous line "the world will be mine for the taking". Rito continues to bug Zedd as our villains continue to drive around the moon.

Over at the beach Emily is settling into her new job and Jason is near by commenting on her to Kat and Tanya. Kat and Tanya want Jason to take Emily on a date to the fashion show. Emily comes over and gives them their drinks and talks about Rocky. The date is set and Jason has no choice but to take Emily to the fashion show.

Back at the Machine Empire Base Sprocket, Machina, and Louie Kaboom get ready to launch their attack.

Back at the fashion show Skull apologizes to the model for dumping skunk spray on her and says he will continue to protect her no matter what.

Over at the park Stone and Bulk are having lunch when Stenchy shows up and spays his rancid odor all over the citizens of Angel Grove.

Back at the Command Center the Power Rangers are monitoring the object when the alarm goes off. The Viewing Globe shows Stenchy spraying the citizens of Angel Grove with his rancid odor, and Zordon orders them to morth and go fight him.

Stenchy attacks them, and sprays the Power Rangers with his skunk spray damaging their battle suits.

Back at the Command Center Billy is still monitoring the object when a distress call comes in from Trey; the earth is doomed.

The Rangers continue to fight Stenchy but he escapes and heads back to base.

Back at the Command Center the Power Rangers return and Billy recognizes that the smell and damage to the Power Rangers' battle suits are effecting their systems. The object enters the atmosphere and lands outside the Command Center. Turns out it is not an asteroid it is the Power Rangers' new megazord Warrior Wheel. The Trey contact them telling them that Pyramidas is under repairs, and won't be ready for a few more days; so until it is deployed Gold Ranger will have to pilot Warrior Wheel.

And not too soon Stenchy, and the Cogs attack the beach. It is time for the Power Rangers to return to action. Emily creates a diversion so Jason can attack Stenchy sending him into a table. Two minutes later a missile comes out of the sky; It's Louie Kaboom he's back! Stenchy then tries to use his stink ray on the Power Rangers, but they destroy him and Clank and Orbus arrive a few minutes later to give Stenchy a growth potion. It is time to deploy the megazords.

The Power Rangers use their megazords to battle Stenchy and he vaporizes the buildings around them. Warrior Wheel joins the fight and with the combined powers of the Super Megazord and Warrior Wheel; Stenchy is destroyed, and the Power Rangers win the battle.

Back at the Machine Empire's base Mechina tells Louie Kaboom that he screwed up again, and allowed Stenchy to be destroyed.

Back at the fashion show Stone and Bulk realize the smell is gone and Skull comes in with a giant keg of tomato juice.

Its showtime; the Power Rangers take their seats and comment that the smell vanished once Stenchy was destroyed. The Fashion Show goes off without a hitch with Skull saying the final line of the episode.

Cast

Error

  • Jason refers to Emily while morphed, something she doesn't seem to be phased by.

Notes

  • Debut of the Warrior Wheel.
  • Skull mentions his use of tomato juice to get rid of the smell came from an episode of The Patridge Family. The episode to which he is referring is "But the Memory Lingers On".
  • This episode's title is a reference to the 1992 movie, Scent of a Woman.
  • As the title suggests, skunks used to belong to the weasel family, the Mustelidae.  However, they are now placed in their own family, the Mephitidae, along with Asian stink badgers (Animal, by David Burnie and Don E. Wilson {editors-in-chief}, 2011).

Song

See Also

Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
More Fandoms