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Originally Posted by PRangerX
Usually the main exec producer is the showrunner in TV. But there are exceptions....Especially for Turbo part 2-WF. Jonathon was technically the producer but became Showrunner mid Turbo. Levy was Executive Producer with Saban. But he only was showrunner from MMPR to Turbo Par 1. In both cases there was another interesting wrinkle. Levy and Tzachor were both directors and not writers. Usually a showrunner has more of a writing background. But both had more influence creatively than Saban. We know Tzachor had a lot of influence. But this senario did make story editors like Sloan, Lynn, Marachand, and Bhaumik even more important
During the Disney era they had more conventional showrunners. Sloan and Kalish were both from writing backgrounds and credited as Execs. As were Eddie and Judd. The new Saban era went back to Tzachor as a director showrunner but credited as Executive this time. Now that Lynn has joined its back to Disney era style.
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yup exactly.
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Originally Posted by Sailor Saban
Saban was a lot more involved than you guys think. Only Saban Fan and I seem to understand this.
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no he wasn't. That's just in yours and Saban Fan's fantasy world. Tell me something if you seriously think he was that involved. How come he had no freaking clue who Karan Ashley (Aisha) was when they were doing something for the first movie? If he was involved as you 2 claimed then he would've known who she was but he didn't.
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Originally Posted by Goldar's Revenge
Not necessarily. Opinions are fine and should be respected. But there is such a thing as an informed opinion. And in this case its mostly fact. Especially the statement of Saban not being that involved creatively.
Two biggest creative influences Saban had with this show were deciding to license Super Sentai Footage ckmbine it with American Civilian Scenes to make Power Rangers...And the fact he oversaw things a bit more in season 1, mainly reviewing scripts and stuff. But beyond that he was very much just the business guy. Saban was more of a programming guy in the Saban Entertainment era. Now he is mainly an owner or the brand.
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Not quite "mostly fact" it is fact there's nothing "mostly" about it in fact it's 100% fact but yes that's pretty much correct although we don't know if he was reviewing things back in the first season he didn't even have a clue how to writer the show how he knew was that he wanted to bring the show over but replace the Japanese cast of Rangers and allies with an American crew and ADR the rest but he wasn't sure how to do it since he's not a writer or a Director that's why he entrusted things to Tony Oliver to figure out a plan on how to map the system out.