Continuity: Beam-Caster's colour changes 3 times during the episode, It starts as and a orange body with a blue cape, to a black body and black cape. then later back to orange body and blue cape, and finally back to all black clothing again.

Plot hole: Zordon introduces their new carrier Zord, Tor. However, Tor had been used during "The Power Transfer". Yet the Rangers still acted like it was the first time Tor was ever used.

Factual error: Billy, Kim, Rocky, Aisha, and Adam return to Angel Grove in the 1700's...and there are British Redcoats there. On the West coast, in California. England never deployed troops to California, especially considering it was part of the empire of Spain at that time.

Plot hole: In the UK, the "Friend In Need" episodes were aired after "Ninja Quest". In "Ninja Quest", the Rangers got new Zords and Powers, and they had their old ones again in "Friend In Need" - despite them being shown to of been destroyed in "Ninja Quest".

Plot hole: Somehow Bulk and Skull knows that the Rangers use the phrase "It's Morphin' time" and also reach behind their belts. They're not supposed to know this, unless they knew the rangers identities. (which of course they don't despite their "efforts").

Continuity: Bulk has stepped on Skull's hand. We see a close-up of Bulk's foot on Skull's hand. When we cut to a wide shot of Bulk and Skull, Bulk's foot is no longer on Skull's hand, yet Skull is still squirming like his hand is trapped - as evident by Skull pulling his hand to get it free, and holding it when Bulk walks away.

Revealing: The "giant ice cream" that the Rangers get for Tommy is so obviously not ice cream - it is more similar to rubber.

Plot hole: In this Episode Globbers energy is drained when Alpha stops the Solar Eclipse, and his Energy drains in the sunlight and severed the physical link between him and Ninjor. Despite the fact in the previous episode Globber had no trouble fighting in the sunlight, and the link stayed intact in the sunlight.

Plot hole: The whole "reverse time" thing is messed up. Master Vile claims that everyone has been changed back to children. So where would the adults we see for the remainder of the series come from? The Rangers are all about 20, and they're turned back into about 10 year lords. Why is Lt. Stone turned back approximately 30 years, into a 10 year old? It can't be that the reversal was different for each person, as Master Vile claims everyone is a child again. Very confusing.

Plot hole: When time in Angel Grove is reversed, young Bulk and Skull recognise Kimberley, Billy, and Tommy; but not Rocky, Adam, and Aisha, as they did not live in Angel Grove when they were young - this is even picked up by Aisha. However, Tommy did not live in Angel Grove when he was younger. In Series 1 (Green with Evil) he was described as "the new kid from out of town", and no-one know who he was (which meant he couldn't of lived in Angel Grove, moved away, and moved back). Therefore, Bulk & Skull shouldn't of recognised Tommy.

Plot hole: Assuming that in Series 2, Zordon gave permission for (before they were Rangers) Rocky, Aisha, and Adam to enter, Goldar and Rito shouldn't of been able to go into the Command Centre. Thoughout the series, it has been stressed that no-one enters the Command Centre without a Power Coin - this was even one of the subplots of Green with Evil, in Series 1.

Other: When assembling the Zeo Megazord, Zeo Zord V is the last to join, forming the head and back of the Zeo Megazord. When it has connected, we see all 5 Rangers slide down simultaneously into the head of the Zeo Megazord. Where it is piloted from and where did they slide down? The head has only just joined, and the other 4 Zeo Zord forms the rest of the body - not enough time for them ALL to slide up, and then back down again.

Revealing: When morphing, a "Net" appears over the Rangers, which their Zeo powers then morph them over. Tommy and Tanya's nets don't match their bodies - for example, their shoulders aren't in the net, yet they disappear when their Ranger costume appears.

Continuity: When the Gold Ranger is fighting the Cogs, we see shots of it from all angles and distances, and the Zeo Rangers are nowhere to be seen. Then, they just magically appear back in frame.

Continuity: When the Gold Ranger debuts, the weather constantly changes between frames, going from cloudy to sunny, and vice versa.

Continuity: The six Rangers are standing together as Wolfbane is enlarged by Orbis. Kat and Tanya change places when switching from the wide shot, to a closeup of the Rangers.

Continuity: When the Gold Ranger calls upon his Golden Power Staff - first, his hand is at the top of the handle, right below the emblem. In the next shot, his hand is at the bottom of the handle, away from the emblem - there isn't enough time for his hand to drop.

Continuity: At the start of the episode, Adam rolls behind a metal structure, knocking into some hanging chained levels, which caused them to sway quite violently. In the next shot, which is behind Adam, and levers are now stationary - it would take much longer than a fraction of a second for a lever to stop swinging.

Factual error: The climax of the episode features the Aquitain and Zeo Rangers fighting together, in Angel Grove. However, they are actually fighting outside the Tokyo Dome, in Japan. Further proof: http://www.rangergallery.com/albums/userpics/10012/Zeo%2520Rangers%2520and%2520Alien%2520Rangers.jpg.

Continuity: The Red and Gold Ranger strike Mondo from behind and in front of Mondo. In the next shot, as Mondo falls to the ground, they're right next to each other.