Jarrod's redemption

[RJ Wolf Ranger]

I would have liked it better if Dai Shi had the real Dai Shi's powers. It would have made more sense. Then you could have the real Dai Shi show up when Jarrod starts to turn.

[Uncle Steve]

Not really since it was casually referenced every now and then. Look at the episode where Carnisoar sends him back in time? We clearly see that Jarrod is having doubts about what Dai Shi is planning. The Skylords didn't trust Dai Shi in his human host. They didn't care if he was the real thing.

[Billy in The Middle]

I would have liked it better if he had Dai Shi's Power. Much like Adler did until he died and Master Org took over his body.

[Vida The Vampire Slayer]

It would have made more sense if Jarrod himself turned bad and was redeemed by his love of Camille.

[Storm Hater]

I never bought the whole Jarrod/Camille love angle. He treated her pretty shitty and all of the sudden Jarrod's goodness came out because he loved her?

[Call Titanus]

Mystic Force could be wierd. But I liked Jarrod's story overall. It was cool how he basically became the Sixth Ranger in the end. I wonder if Dai Shi tapped into the Morphing Grid to produce his Black Lion Armor?

[Captain Logan Knows Best]

I wish they would have went all the way and made Jarrod a villain. It would have made more sense and would have avoided the easy out his redemption gave. Just have Camille become good.

[MMPR White]

I wish Jarrod turned good in the middle of the season and became the Sixth Ranger. It would have been cool. Dom just wan't interesting enough to be the Sixth Ranger.

[Original Power Rangers]

They could have shot a lot of new footage and it would have made the season better. Jarrod as the Black Lion Ranger, would have been cool. Too bad he wouldn't have had a zord. Unless they could have used one of the Auxiliary Zords? Just like Lightspeed did with Ryan.

[Power Rangers Forever]

I would have liked that storyline too.