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| "A Different Shade of Pink (Part 1)" | |
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| Series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Season 3, Episode 22 | |
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| Air date | November 6th, 1995 |
| Writers | Douglas Sloan |
| Director | Robert Radler |
| Producers | Ann Knapp; Ronnie Hader; Shuki Levy; Tony Oliver; Paul F. Rosenthal; Douglas Sloan; Haim Saban |
| Starring | Amy Jo Johnson; David Yost; Johnny Yong Bosch; Karan Ashley; Steve Cardenas; Jason David Frank; Paul Schrier; Jason Narvy |
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"A Different Shade of Pink (Part 1)" is the twenty-second episode of the children's superhero fantasy series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and the 134th episode of the series overall. It was directed by Douglas Sloan with a script written by Robert Radler. It first aired on the FOX Network on Monday, November 6th, 1995.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Amy Jo Johnson | Pink Ranger, Kimberly Hart |
| David Yost | Blue Ranger, Billy Cranston |
| Johnny Yong Bosch | Black Ranger, Adam Park |
| Karan Ashley | Yellow Ranger, Aisha Campbell |
| Steve Cardenas | Red Ranger, Rocky DeSantos |
| Jason David Frank | White Ranger, Tommy Oliver |
| Paul Schrier | Bulk |
| Jason Narvy | Skull |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Barbara Goodson | Rita Repulsa |
| Carla Pérez | Rita Repulsa |
| Ed Neil | Lord Zedd |
| Robert Axelrod | Lord Zedd |
| Donene Kistler | Alpha 5 |
| Richard Steven Horvitz | Alpha 5 |
| Robert L. Manahan | Zordon |
| Catherine Sutherland | Katherine "Kat" Hillard |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Bob Pappenbrook | Rito Revolto |
| Michael Sorich | Vampirus |
| Richard Genelle | Ernie |
| Tatsuro Koike | Tenga |
| Namihei Koshige | Tenga |
| Tadahiro Nakamura | Tenga |
| Makoto Yokoyama | Tenga |
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