Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Season 2
"White Light, Part I"
Original Air Date: 10/17/94		Featuring footage from: Dairanger #22 - Tora No Ko Dai Hijutsu!! (The Great Secrets Of The Tiger's Cub!!)
*Season 2 *Official Fox Kids Show Number PR-217 *17th episode aired *77th total Power Rangers episode
Writers: Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson		Director: Jonathan Tzachor
Starring Cast: Amy Jo Johnson _AS_ Kimberly (Pink Ranger) David Yost _AS_ Billy (Blue Ranger) Walter Jones _AS_ Zack (Black Ranger) Thuy Trang _AS_ Trini (Yellow Ranger) Jason David Frank _AS_ Tommy Austin St. John _AS_ Jason (Red Ranger) Paul Schrier _AS_ Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier Jason Narvy _AS_ Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch		Additional Cast: ? _AS_ Curtis ? _AS_ Richie Bob Manahan _AS_ Zordon (voice) Romy J. Sharf _AS_ Alpha 5 Richard Wood _AS_ Alpha 5 (voice) Ed Neil _AS_ Lord Zedd Robert Axelrod _AS_ Lord Zedd (voice) Carla Perez _AS_ Rita Repulsa Barbara Goodson _AS_ Rita Repulsa (voice) Ryan O'Flannigan [Kerrigan Mahan] _AS_ Goldar (voice) Colin Phillips [Dave Mallow] _AS_ Baboo (voice) Michael J. Sorich _AS_ Squatt (voice) ? _AS_ Nimrod, the Scarlet Sentinel (voice)

The Ranger Teens are excited to hear that Tommy is coming home by the end of the week. Little do they realize, that Lord Zedd has other plans in mind for the former Green Ranger. Tommy vanishes without warning, just as Zedd creates Nimrod, the Scarlet Sentinel. The monster, along with its twins, AC & DC, makes quick work of the Power Rangers. Defeated by the triple threat, things get stranger when the gang discovers the Command Center is powered down, and both Alpha & Zordon are absent. Billy ventures to the darkened building alone, and manages to discover a hidden room through a veil of pure white light. It is there, that he witnesses Alpha & Zordon creating a new Power Ranger! Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull recover a strange golden object, after it crashlands in the park. It turns out to be Rita's mini Space Dumpster! They think it holds the key to unlocking the Power Rangers' identities, and set out to break it open, which is easier said than done.