Bulk and Skull 23

The forces that be are extremely prejudiced against B&S by willing them to drown. Maybe this episode was written by a Texan mother. Ep2.19 is the one where Kim's purse becomes a monster & Tommy works to save it despite the fact that this purse is apparently some witch's heirloom which will entrap him in Kim's commitment spinnerets & end his carefree life as a bachelor having his life's blood sucked out of him by Suzie Q. The monster's name this episode is "Emasculator".

Judging from the bizarre props we've seen so far in Season 2, Bulk and Skull have been raiding the "rejected bin" from Gizmonic Institute. Either Bulk and Skull are afraid of fursuiters or that bear is extremely low-crotched.

It's very comforting that the little Bratz are telling Bulk and Skull that their suffering is merely psychosomatic. They'll make good adversaries for Patch Adams some day. Tommy, in case you've forgotten, is more than a little forgetful (he's even worse than I am), and despite the fact that Bulk and Skull aren't trick-or-treating and that he and his friends are dressed up too, he still criticizes them. In addition, who in their right mind would ever trust high school students as chaperons? I guess the writers must keep forgetting what with all the actors being in their mid-twenties (who the heck would hire teenagers as actors though?).

Wondering where Jason, Zack, and Trini are? Austin St. John is off being Kyle McLachlan's stunt double, Walter Jones went to be uncredited as "Locker Zombie" in "House of the Dead 2" (so says IMDB), and Thuy Trang was in "The Crow: City of Angels". Suffice to say, I haven't seen these people in anything other than MMPR (which I don't intend to mean as a negative reflection on them at all) so instead I will use them as an example of how name-dropping on the internet is easy and formulaic. It's tradition, even! Goodbye, you three, you will be missed! Thank you for teaching us to martial arts about love, again.

Bulk hypothesizes that the PRs can shrink themselves. What makes him think they have human identities? After all, what we've seen of the PRs, they DON'T have human identities, what with the angellic grace they're touched with that makes everything turn out oh-so-happy in the end. Why is it so light out when kids are extorting candy from strangers, and where is all the terrorist vandalism from the night before? Oh, wait, this is Angel Grove, land of the perfect little angels, and Bulk and Skull play Lucifer in the garden of Eden. Then they get attacked by Mrs. Jefferson. "We're scared of the broad daylight!" Tommy's hair makes him look like either Scott Cohen or Michael Easton kickboxing on someone's front lawn there. Or maybe just Tarzan. Ep 2.21 is the one where Tommy goes into the Harmonixer graveyard (Shadow Hearts, anyone?).

The "Baby-chasing" sequence is one of the more bizarre, as you can see. First this guy loses his kid in his stroller then just hands him off to strangers so he can cheer on dorky ninjas in a smoke-filled room. Can anybody tell what the hell B&S's deal is with "the baby"? Check out that kid's weird facial expression though. Kids are pure evil.

Hope that wasn't breast milk! Though given Bulk's record, it probably wouldn't be the first time.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• bulk
• skull
• paul
• paulie
• schrier
• jason
• narvy
• power
• rangers
• sentai
• cake
• baby

[rinneganhax]

"Check out that kid's weird facial expression though. Kids are pure evil."

That kid is Jason Frank's (Tommy) son in real life. It seems like he knew ahead of time his parents were going to break up and he was going to end up just another hollywood divorce statistic. I would make horrible faces and cry too.

[ZaffireWolf]

Is it a statistic that all child extras have to be related to some part of the crew?  God forbid we help out working mothers by giving their children paid bit-parts. No wonder there's so many pregger teens out there! They all saw the Power Rangers going to high school with their own children and were influenced in that regard! (JOKE)

[StrawberryBarney]

Awesome, make sure you write comments on your next "episode" though where they use all those tricks to make it seem Jason Zack and Trini aren't there, I'm sure you have some interesting comments.

I always enjoy reading those, I love comments that totally over analyze a silly kids show.

[StrawberryBarney]

Oh yeah, Zack's stunt double and voice actor is actually the actor who plays Zack's cousin Curtis. Not sure about the other two, but I'd like to find out.

[GioGiovi3]

WTF? Did Angel Grove park is nothing more than a down hill?

[ProphetsOfAshes]

"I'm really worried about Jacob." hahaha worst acting ever

[08dguy]

It's cute when Bulk and Skull were trying to babysit.

[prlad85]

I could have sworn Skull was doing a Nazi Salute at the halloween thing.

Have a great one! Puerto Rican Love from New York City!

[collegechica]

I thought that kid who silly stringed them had mace. That would have been hilarious!

[Antiyonder]

4:07- So was underwear considered a cuss word in the early season or something?

[swimmingintheriver]

Finally, an explanation for that episode where Kat tricks Tommy into adopting another child.

[FRENKYtheJOKER]

i need someone smart to keep me entertained

energetic fun smart and loves this video AL