Power Rangers/Season Two

Season Two of Power Rangers premiered on July 21, 1994. The second season ran for fifty three episodes, ending its run on May 20, 1995. It uses themes and elements from the seventhenth Super Sentai series, Gosei Sentai Dairanger.

Cast: See Cast Listing.

Production Staff: Haim Saban and Shuki Levy (executive producers); Ronnie Hadar and Jonathan Tzachor (producers); Ellen Levy-Sarnoff (co-producer); Tony Oliver (supervising producer)

Paul F. Rosenthal (associate producer); Katy Wallin (casting); Chip Lynn (production manager); Ilan Rosenberg (director of photography); Yuda Ako (production designer); Larry Kent Litton and Hal J. Olofsson (1st assistant directors); Hank Grover (2nd assistant directors); Jeff Pruitt (2nd unit director); Sean McLin (2nd unit director of photography); Chris Auer and Steve Harrison (second unit 1st assistant directors); Wendy Walters (production coordinator); Janee Hull-Page (script supervisor); Steve Miller (art director); John Baldo (assistant art director); Julie Bolder (assistant production designer); Mark Richardson (prop master); Charles Matthews Casting (extras); Dennis Bishop (gaffer/key grip); David Dechant (1st assistant camera); Sargon Benjamin (2nd assistant camera); Chuck Bush (sound mixer); Bryan Cahill (boom operator); Frank Billecci (costume designer); Carlann Matz (make-up & hair supervisor); Jeff Pruitt (stunt choreographer); Megan Brandon (location manager); John Bordeaux (special effects); Conor McCullagh (creature effects supervisor); Marc Nunes (miniature set designer); Shawn Burke, Nadia Saloom, Nancy Kennedy, Donene Kistler, Shawn Tarkington (assistants to the producers); Shuki Levy and Kussa Mahchi (music); Ron Kenan (executive music producer); David Hillenbrand (music coordinator); Ron Wasserman (music producer); Don Sexton and Karl Warme (assistant engineers); Jeremy Sweet (music assistant); Nick Carr and Mark Ryan (music editors); Doug Latislaw (sound supervisor); Bob Manahan, Wayne O'Brien, Tim Harsh (re-recording mixers); Kenneth Kobett (dialogue and effects editor); Scott Page-Pagter (art director); Karen Carter (art coordinator); Tom Gonta (adr mixer); Jennifer B. Levine (production associate); Brian Longbotham (visual effects director); Mickie Reuster (visual effects coordinator); Trent Shumway, Rick Cortes and Rick Schick (visual effects artists); Eric S. Rollman (executive in charge of post production); Adi Ell-Ad, Charlie Bowyer, Sharon Janis (editors); Dharma Villareal (assistant editor); Hayli Halper (post production coordinator); Kimberly Schaffer (post production associate) Magic Movie Studios of Valencia (sound stages); Foto-Kem Industries (lab services); Modern Videofilm (post production); Filmtrucks, Inc. (grip/lighting equipment); Keiser Sports Health Equipment, Health-O-Meter, Slush Puppie, Bunn Corporation, Fitness Quest, True Fitness, U.S. Sports Equipment (health equipment); Environment Media Association (environmental consultants); Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment and Toei Company, LTD. in association with MMPR Productions, Inc.

Writers: Shuki Levy, Shell Danielson, Ellen-Levy Sarnoff, Daniel J. Sarnoff, Mark Litton, Cheryl Saban, Stewart St. John, Tony Oliver, Barbara A. Oliver, Mark Hoffmeier, Douglas Sloan, Judd Lynn, Jerry P. Jacobs

Directors: Shuki Levy, John Stewart, Terence H. Winkless, Jerry P. Jacobs, Jonathan Tzachor, John Weil, Armand Garabidian

Episodes

#	#	Title			Airdate
61	1	The Mutiny (1)			July 21, 1994
62	2	The Mutiny (2)			July 29, 1994
63	3	The Mutiny (3)			August 5, 1994
64	4	The Wanna-Be Ranger			September 13, 1994
65	5	Putty on the Brain			September 14, 1994
66	6	Bloom of Doom			September 17, 1994
67	7	The Green Dream			September 19, 1994
68	8	The Power Stealer			September 20, 1994
69	9	The Beetle Invasion			September 21, 1994
70	10	Welcome to Venus Island			September 24, 1994
71	11	The Song of Guitardo			September 26, 1994
72	12	Green No More (1)			September 27, 1994
73	13	Green No More (2)			September 28, 1994
74	14	Missing Green			October 3, 1994
75	15	Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park			October 4, 1994
76	16	Beauty and the Beast			October 10, 1994
77	17	White Light (1)			October 17, 1994
78	18	White Light (2)			October 18, 1994
79	19	Two for One			October 24, 1994
80	20	Opposites Attract			October 25, 1994
81	21	Zedd's Monster Mash			October 28, 1994
82	22	The Ninja Encounter (1)			November 2, 1994
83	23	The Ninja Encounter (2)			November 3, 1994
84	24	The Ninja Encounter (3)			November 4, 1994
85	25	A Monster of Global Proportions			November 5, 1994
86	26	Zedd Waves			November 7, 1994
87	27	The Power Transfer (1)			November 8, 1994
88	28	The Power Transfer (2)			November 9, 1994
89	29	Goldar's Vice-Versa			November 12, 1994
90	30	Mirror of Regret			November 14, 1994
91	31	When Is a Ranger Not a Ranger?			November 15, 1994
92	32	Rocky Just Wants to Have Fun			November 16, 1994
93	33	Lights, Camera, Action			November 17, 1994
94	34	Where There's Smoke, There's Fire			November 21, 1994
95	35	Scavenger Hunt			November 22, 1994
96	36	The Great Bookala Escape			November 23, 1994
97	37	Forever Friends			November 28, 1994
98	38	A Reel Fish Story			November 29, 1994
99	39	Rangers Back in Time (1)			February 4, 1995
100	40	Rangers Back in Time (2)			February 11, 1995
101	41	The Wedding (1)			February 13, 1995
102	42	The Wedding (2)			February 14, 1995
103	43	The Wedding (3)			February 15, 1995
104	44	Return of the Green Ranger (1)			February 20, 1995
105	45	Return of the Green Ranger (2)			February 21, 1995
106	46	Return of the Green Ranger (3)			February 22, 1995
107	47	Best Man for the Job			April 29, 1995
108	48	Storybook Rangers (1)			May 1, 1995
109	49	Storybook Rangers (2)			May 2, 1995
110	50	Wild West Rangers (1)			May 8, 1995
111	51	Wild West Rangers (2)			May 9, 1995
112	52	Blue Ranger Gone Bad			May 20, 1995
S1	SP	Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie - Secrets Revealed			June 18, 1995