A Ghost in the Machinder is the 41st episode of Power Rangers Zeo: Revisited.
Plot[]
While fighting Cogs in Angel Grove Park, the Rangers are teleported to a massive spaceship by a tall humanoid robot, whose planet was assimilated by King Mondo, and is now bent on destroying anyone who has something organic. On top of that, it split Alpha 5 from the others with the intent of assimilating him. Will the Rangers find Alpha, and beat this A.I. with the aid of the Super Zeo Megazord, which is suddenly displaying an intelligence of its own?
Summary[]
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Cast[]
- Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly Hart (Zeo Ranger I, Pink)
- Catherine Sutherland as Katherine Hillard (Zeo Ranger I, Pink backup)
- Nakia Burrise as Tanya Sloan (Zeo Ranger II, Yellow)
- Thuy Trang as Trini Kwan (Zeo Ranger II, Yellow backup)
- Karan Ashley as Aisha Campbell (Zeo Ranger II, Yellow backup)
- Steve Cardenas as Rocky DeSantos (Zeo Ranger III, Blue)
- Johnny Yong Bosch as Adam Park (Zeo Ranger IV, Green)
- Walter Jones as Zack Taylor (Zeo Ranger IV, Green backup)
- Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver (Zeo Ranger V, Red)
- Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott (Zeo Ranger V, Red backup)
- Brad Hawkins as Gold Ranger (voice)
- Joel Rogers as Curtis Taylor
- Maurice Mendoza as Richie
- Renee Griggs as Angela
- David Yost as Billy Cranston
- David Fielding as Zordon
- Bob Manahan as Zordon (voice)
- Donene Kistler as Alpha 5 (Zeo Ranger VI, Silver)
- ??? as Alpha 5 (Zeo Ranger VI, Silver, morphed form)
- Richard Horvitz as Alpha 5 (voice) and Theodore "Ted" Swanson (Zeo Ranger VII, Teal)
- Sandi Sellner as Delta 4
- Kristen Lazarian as Delta 4 (voice)
- ??? as Tall Evil Robot (voice)
- ??? as Cute Robot in Waste Disposal Unit (voice)
- David Stenstrom as King Mondo (voice)
- Alex Borstein as Queen Machina (voice)
- Barbara Goodson as Prince Sprocket (voice), Orbus (voice), Rita Repulsa (voice)
- Melissa Fahn as Somnibot (voice) and Princess Circuitrina (voice)
- Oliver Page as Klank (voice)
Notes[]
- The title is a reference to the Ghost in the Machine, which is British philosopher Gilbert Ryle's description of René Descartes' mind-body dualism.