remember??

I remember watching this show but since its been freakin YEARS I remember little to nothing about the specifics of it. It was one of the better "power ranger clones" that came out in the mid/late 90's. I just rememebr thinking the middle lawrence brother had lost his mind letting himself get cast in it seemed like a waste of his talent but in hindsight he was one of the few things that made the show watchable

i just barely remember watching this show. i think i only remember it cause matthew lawrence was in it.

"its violent and educational, but mostly violent. YAY VIOLENCE!"

I forgot all about this show until Will Friedle said something to Matthew Lawrence about it on the Boy Meets World Season One commentary. I used to love the show when I was a kid, I even remember in 4th grade telling my friends that I didn't get some toy from the show for Christmas and they had no clue what I was talking about. I think it's time to fire up Kazaa to see if I can find any old episodes...

The only reason I watched it as a kid was because it was nearly the same as Mighty Morphing Power Rangers. My friends and I would always play make-believe MMPR and we would always fight for the red ranger. We would also play SSSS and I would always automatically be Sam because my name is actually Sam. :D good times.

You guys are looking back through rose-coloured glasses. This show was god awful.

I mean, just look at the plot summary:

"Sam Collins is a typical teen (with a talent for programming video games) who's the leader of a rock band. One day, at practice, he is the victim of a sudden energy surge. He become a character in one of his games, named "Servo". Meanwhile, Malcolm Fricke, discovers a strange program in HIS computer, named "Kilokahn", which is a military Artificial Intelligence program, now presumed destroyed in the energy surge. Now Sam, Sydney, Tanker and Amp (later Lucky) must fight Kilokahn in cyberspace while keeping everything hush-hush."

I guarantee you this show was born out of a board meeting. "Those little bastards sure do love their 'Powered Rangers.' We need to cook up something like that, but different. Maybe relate it to that 'Internet' all them young people are talking about. It can't fail!"