tonysboypussy:

prophet-five:

scarlettefox:

“COULSON 5! Loki is about to attack Earth! Recruit Avengers with Attitude!”

Hawkeye just killed me. Dead forever.

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jeffrubinjeffrubin:

This week on The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show my guests are Jason Narvy and Paul Schrier, perhaps best known for their roles as Bulk and Skull on Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. Both have appeared in several hundred episodes of Power Rangers, making them by far the iconic show’s longest running characters.

In this episode we discuss being on one of the planet’s most popular TV shows when you’re 18-years-old, the classical origins of Bulk and Skull’s slapstick, and what they’re up to now. Here’s some quotes from the episode - 

“I think the second season in some ways was the most flattering and exciting because we were like, ‘Oh, we have a super objective!’ Well we had a super objective but, going back to Stanislovsky, you can’t play just a super objective. You need smaller objectives in a scene so you can attempt to achieve that objective, and either succeed or fail.”
 - Jason Narvy (Skull)

“Just because you are 25 or 30 doesn’t mean your dreams are out of reach. Don’t let anyone tell you you can’t do what you want to do.”
- Paul Schreir (Bulk)

It’s a good one.

As always the show is available at iTunes, YouTube, and JeffRubinJeffRubinShow.com.

Absurdly excited to listen to this. 

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(via badtvblog)

“Not since Menudo has there been so much excitement!” — Kathie Lee totally gets Power Rangers

Spending my Sunday morning watching interviews with the Power Rangers cast on YouTube is totally worth it because of quotes like this. 

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missmayze:

Forget Kimberly for a moment (I know it’s hard) and let’s just focus on Jason.  Because, goddamn, look at this GQ motherfucker.  The sleeveless flannel shirt with the sweater tied around his shoulders?  Fuck me sideways.  I can’t handle this ferocity.  Work it, bitch.

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Must…resist…fulfilling…childhood…wishes…

(Taken with instagram)

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ispyafamousface:

Space Cases was a sci-fi television series that aired on Nickelodeon from 1996-1997 about a group of misfit students trapped on board an alien ship and the adventures they had trying to get home. It starred Jewel Staite (Firefly, Stargate Atlantis) as Catalina, a rainbow-haired Saturnian (whatever that is), and former Mighty Morphin’ Power Ranger’s star Walter Jones (who we also spotted in an episode of Buffy) as Harlan Band, a human who wants to become a Stardog (whatever that is) like his father, who was killed by an Andromedan during the Andromedan War (whatever that is).

Thanks for the submission, calicovirus!

Follow us on Twitter @ISpyAFamousFace!

I didn’t watch this show, but Wiki-ing it to write this post was entertaining enough to warrant sharing it. 

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ispyafamousface:

You might remember Erin Cahill as Ted’s sister, Heather Mosby in How I Met Your Mother, but did you know that she once played Jen Scotts, the Pink Ranger on Power Rangers: Time Force? 

Thanks for the submission, iamkuhan and Naaim! You just made Rebecca’s day with this post. 

Follow us on Twitter @ISpyAFamousFace!

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ryeisenberg:

My Comic Con haul:

• Geeky quotes poster from Quirk Books
• Inception shooting script book
• Wonder Woman bag
• Maury and Steve Wilkos masks
• Zombie protection mask
• Blue Ranger t-shirt
• The Oatmeal Book (signed!)
• Dotcom for President badge (signed AND a photo!)
• Some Harry Potter bookmarks
• not pictured: a Star Trek redshirts ‘expendable’ bracelet because i forgot to take it off before taking the picture. 

To see all my pictures and posts from NYCC 2011, click here.

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TRICERATOPS! The Blue Ranger at NYCC ‘11.

lauradesantis:

Mighty Morphin Dalek Rangers (by caboose42)

So much of what I love in one video. Love it.

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theavc:

In those prepubescent days, before legitimate addictions like sex and drugs kicked in, Power Rangers served up an amalgam of boy-child obsessions: dinosaurs, explosions, giant robots, and toys. Especially that last bit. While recently slogging through three seasons of Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers, one fact became increasingly clear: Story and character don’t matter. It’s all about the toys.

-Oliver Sava analyzes his childhood obsession with Power Rangers

Wait, wait, wait…”boy-child”? I’m a girl and I fucking LOVED Power Rangers and dinosaurs. I still love Power Rangers and dinosaurs (and I’m still a girl, but that’s irrelevant) and I resent the assumption that Power Rangers was a show for boys. Also, I was never allowed to have the action figures as a kid because they had weapons, so for me, no, it wasn’t about the toys. It was about being a part of a team of friends, having an active imagination, and miming karate kicks in the backyard to save the world. And as heavy handed as the lessons on that show could be, when I was 6 they totally resonated with me.

In other news, The AV Club is on Tumblr now and I think that’s pretty cool.

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coloroftheconqueringking:

Power Rangers first premiered 18 years ago today!

(via renamok)

Adult Man Goes Insane Over Power Ranger Toys [VIDEO]

Sometimes I worry that I’m a few wrong life decisions away from being this guy.

ispyafamousface:

In honor of Party Down Day, here’s Ryan Hansen (Party Down’s Kyle Bradway) singing “Be Prepared”, a song about safety precautions, as one of the “Boyz in Motion” from an episode of Disney Channel favorite, That’s So Raven. It’s no “You Stained Me”, but we have to admit it is catchy.

Also seen here is Michael Copon, who is known for his work on Power Rangers Wild Force and One Tree Hill.

EDIT: Thanks to twinytwinnumba2 for letting us know that the third boy-in-motion is Columbus Short from Stomp the Yard and Accepted.

Are we having fun yet?