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"There's No Business like Snow Business" is a three part episode of Power Rangers Zeo.

Summary

When Tommy gets a letter from Kimberly in which she breaks up with him, Billy and Kat decide to cheer him up by taking him on a snowboarding weekend. While away, he saves a famous snowboarder from the Machine Empire's plans and there is a definite spark between the pair. Meanwhile, Mondo and Machina launch two assaults against the Rangers.

Plot

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Cast

Notes

  • Amy Jo Johnson is credited at the beginning of the episode, but only appears in archive footage.
  • Kat is the only Ranger who appears morphed in Part I.
  • Zordon and Alpha 5 do not appear in Part I.
  • Part 1 of this episode has been widely criticized and ridiculed by older fans (presumably due to the plotline of Kimberly dumping Tommy by letter rather than discussing it in person or at least phoning him). When Kimberly returns for the Turbo movie the letter, the breakup and her time in Florida are not brought up at all, likely to due to the backlash it received from fans.[1][2]
  • The second part marks the first time that the rangers' adversaries, Queen Machina in this case, decided to send another monster to attack the rangers when they were weakened from their fight with the first one.
  • This episode was originally planned to be a two-parter, with the Power Rangers fighting Robocupid in Part I, and then fighting Defoliator in Part II.
  • Sarah Brown guest-stars in the series. She played Kaitlin Star in another Saban produced series, VR Troopers, which was originally called Cybertron where Jason David Frank appeared in the pilot as Adam Steele. Both Cybertron and VR Troopers had Richard Rabago as Tao. The song Strike from VR Troopers is also used in this episode.
  • The shot of the industrial landscape prior to the shot of Klank & Robocupid was repeated from a piece of footage in Trini's pollution video in Mighty Morphin's "Clean-Up Club".

Errors

  • Tanya has never met Kimberly prior to Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, yet was noticeably excited about the letter she had sent to Tommy and the others.
    • It may seem likely that the Rangers told Tanya about Kimberly prior to this episode.
  • In Part I, the background behind Katherine changed drastically after she morphed.
  • Robocupid seemingly made everyone in Angel Grove fall in love with machines except the Rangers however it’s possible Robocupid didn’t boast the Rangers with her love spell.
  • In Part II, the Rangers take the rare move of summoning the Zeo Zords despite Robocupid still being small. This was because the Defender Wheel was always dropped by the Phoenix Zord. But the Zord summoning scene was unnecessary.
    • Once Robocupid grew, the Rangers summoned the Zords again in exactly the same manner despite them already arriving on the scene only a minute earlier.
  • In Part II When the Zeo Megazord starts to fight with Robocupid, a shot from below indicates the buildings in the background are taller than the Megazord and Monster. However, in the shot right after, the Zeo Megazord and Robocupid are way taller than the buildings. The buildings also change from shot to shot.
  • In Part III Zordon called Tommy, Kat and Billy away from their vacation just to tell them an attack could be coming.
  • In Part III, Zordon told the Rangers that Defoliator was causing a 'greenhouse effect' in Angel Grove, however it's impossible that the Greenhouse Effect could be so localized.
  • In Part III, the Rangers used the Zeo Blaster against Defoliator however he seemed to be hit by a slash from Tommy's sword.
  • In Part III, after leaving the juice bar, the Defoliator calls out both Tanya and Kat for being the Power Rangers in front of many scrambling citizens, who don't seem phased by it.

Song

  • Part 1: Stop Runnin
  • Part 1: Freewheelin
  • Part 1: Fight (Instrumental)
  • Part 2: Enemies Beware (Instrumental)

References

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