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The Song of Confusion is the thirty-sixth episode of Power Rangers Turbo.
Synopsis[]
Cassie and her friend Vicki hold auditions for a full-fledged band, and meet a pre-existing band known as "Crash & The Creeps", whose hit song "Confusion" gets in the heads of everyone in Angel Grove, even the Power Rangers, who then discover that it's a hypnotism plot by Divatox, as Crash & The Creeps are actually a band of monsters in disguise.
Plot[]
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Cast[]
- Selwyn Ward as T.J. Johnson (Red Turbo Ranger)
- Blake Foster as Justin Stewart (Blue Turbo Ranger)
- Roger Velasco as Carlos Vallerte (Green Turbo Ranger)
- Tracy Lynn Cruz as Ashley Hammond (Yellow Turbo Ranger)
- Patricia Ja Lee as Cassie Chan (Pink Turbo Ranger)
- David Walsh as Blue Senturion (voice)
- Paul Schrier as Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier
- Jason Narvy as Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch
- Gregg Bullock as Jerome Stone
- Barret Swatek as Vicki
- Hilary Shepard Turner as Divatox
- Carol Hoyt as Dimitria
- Donene Kistler as Alpha 6
- Katerina Luciani as Alpha 6 (voice)
- Kenny Graceson as Elgar
- David Umansky as Elgar (voice)
- Ed Neil as Rygog
- Lex Lang as Rygog (voice)
- Scott Page-Pagter as Porto (voice)
- Kirk Thornton as Crash (monster form) (voice)
- Peter Kenney as Crash (human form)
- ??? as Blue Creep (voice)
- ??? as Green Creep (voice)
- ??? as Yellow Creep (voice)
- ??? as Pink Creep (voice)
Songs[]
- You Are the Power Team (instrumental)
Errors[]
- When blasting Crash and the Creeps' instruments, Carlos and Ashley switched counterparts.
- On top of that, when the instruments are destroyed, they can still be heard in the background, this is due to them not making separate sound tracks for when they are destroyed.
- When T.J. summoned the Turbo R.A.M., it drove up to the Rangers, but the Rangers had already been holding their Turbo Weapons.
- Also, how did they summon them without the R.A.M.?
- The Creeps dropped the Ranger Scrambler despite not having been attacked.
- This was because the shot of them putting it down was cut as White Racer was posing as Rygog and this would make no sense.
- How did the Rangers know to chase The Creeps to the beach? The viewers cut from them running out of the Park to Sentai footage at the beach. Alpha wasn't shown to call them.
- Also, the beach was gravel as opposed to the usual sandy one the viewers saw in episodes such as "Bomber in the Summer".
- When Crash says that he and the Creeps all work together, Cassie says that they can't have a second bassist (Vicki's instrument of choice). However, many real life bands have been known to have more than one player of the same instrument, including bass.
Notes[]
- This episode aired the same day as Beetleborgs Metallix episode 22, The Lost Comic.
- The "Song of Confusion" is later recycled in Richie Rich's Christmas Wish, the Saban Entertainment-produced direct-to-video 1998 sequel to the 1994 Richie Rich film.
- This is the final time any mention is made of Cassie's music career (though it is briefly inferred to during Lost Galaxy's "The Power of Pink", where she jams atop the Wild Cat Galactabeast, only to be thrown off).
- This is the first episode since the Turbo Rangers got the Rescue Zords in which they decide not to use them. This episode also marks the first appearance of the Turbo Megazord since Clash of the Megazords.
- Despite Skull being a masterful pianist, he decides to audition with a bass.
- This episode is the only episode to feature an evil Ranger team (The Creeps) where a good Ranger is a member without being brainwashed. The group was literally named Cassie and The Creeps for a time.
- However, Cassie was unaware of their true nature at the time.
- Of all of the episodes of Turbo, this has the most monsters featured in it at a total of five.
- Dimitria does not appear in this episode with Alpha being the only mentor shown in the Power Chamber.
- This is Vicki's first and only appearance.
- Crash is the only member of the Creeps to appear in monster form in American footage, presumably because the makers of Power Rangers only had his costume.
See Also[]
- Ep. 25: The Mysterious Intruding Girl! - Super Sentai counterpart in Carranger. See comparison page. (fight footage)