Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Season 1

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Episode 1: Day of the Dumpster
Episode 2: High Five
Episode 3: Teamwork
Episode 4: A Pressing Engagement
Episode 5: A Different Drum
Episode 6: Food Fight
Episode 7: Big Sisters
Episode 8: Switching Places
Episode 9: I, Eye Guy
Episode 10: Foul Play in the Sky

Episode 11: For Whom the Bell Trolls
Episode 12: Happy Birthday, Zack
Episode 13: No Clowning Around
Episode 14: Power Ranger Punks
Episode 15: Peace, Love, and Woe
Episode 16: Dark Warrior
Episode 17: Green with Evil, Part I: Out of Control
Episode 18: Green with Evil, Part II: Jason's Battle
Episode 19: Green with Evil, Part III: The Rescue
Episode 20: Green with Evil, Part IV: Eclipsing Megazord

Episode 21: Green with Evil, Part V: Breaking the Spell
Episode 22: The Trouble with Shellshock
Episode 23: Itsy Bitsy Spider
Episode 24: The Spit Flower
Episode 25: Life's a Masquerade
Episode 26: Gung Ho!
Episode 27: Island of Illusion: Part I
Episode 28: Island of Illusion: Part II
Episode 29: Wheel of Misfortune
Episode 30: The Rockstar

Episode 31: Calamity Kimberly
Episode 32: A Star is Born
Episode 33: The Yolk's on You
Episode 34: The Green Candle, Part I
Episode 35: The Green Candle, Part II
Episode 36: Birds of a Feather
Episode 37: Clean-Up Club
Episode 38: A Bad Reflection on You
Episode 39: Doomsday, Part I
Episode 40: Doomsday, Part II

Episode 41: Rita's Seed of Evil
Episode 42: A Pig Surprise
Episode 43: Something Fishy
Episode 44: Lions and Blizzards
Episode 45: Crystal of Nightmares
Episode 46: To Flea or Not to Flea
Episode 47: Reign of the Jellyfish
Episode 48: Plague of the Mantis
Episode 49: Return of an Old Friend, Part I
Episode 50: Return of an Old Friend, Part II

Episode 51: Grumble Bee

Episode 52: Two Heads Are Better Than One

Episode 53: Fowl Play

Episode 54: Trick or Treat

Episode 55: Second Chance

Episode 56: On Fins and Needles

Episode 57: Enter... The Lizzinator

Episode 58: Football Season

Episode 59: Mighty Morphin' Mutants

Episode 60: An Oyster Stew

A Look Back at Season 1

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