Richie in MMPR season 2

I understand that his purpose his to serve as a red herring to the White Ranger's identity, but the point of a red herring is to have someone that actually does something to build up an idea. Richie is just... there. Oh, he's pretty, but... I guess Tommy is too? I know i'm jumping ahead here, but it wouldn't be so bad if he actually stuck around after the White Ranger showed up as a side character.

Allegedly, he wasn't a red herring for the White Ranger. He was a warning to Austin St. John. More Specifically: "Nobody is irreplaceable". Curtis was supposedly the same warning to Walter Jones. Not to jump ahead, but you'll notice that "Opposites Attract", the last episode to feature the soon-to-be-Peace-Conferenced trio, is also the last episode to feature Richie and Curtis.

Kinda makes sense though. I believe it was around those episodes that they started having problems behind the scenes.

Well, I think it's "Green No More" where you find the ADR missing for Zach at least. Troubles were starting around then.

Trini's incredibly racist ADR started during "Beetle Invasion", I believe.

Not too, too far then.

I just assume that around the time Richie and Curtis were introduced, there were probably complaints going on behind the scenes, and then things just escalated from there. I'm just guessing of course, but that's what would make sense to me.

And yeah, Trini's ADR was definitely off in this episode.

I'm pretty sure Richie was a mass hallucination brought on by tainted pamangoes.

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Originally Posted by John Boy 3434

Trini's incredibly racist ADR started during "Beetle Invasion", I believe.

No, that was "Beauty and the Beast", and it was in the international master.