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Here are some bloopers seen in practically all PRiS episodes:

The most obvious one is the differences between the Japanese scenes and the North American scenes, especially with the lighting, costumes, and sets... this isn't really a blooper, but it's good to take note of it.

When not morphed, T.J. is taller than Andros, but when they are morphed, Andros is taller. Selwyn Ward definitely has a stunt double (Bobby Cole), and according to Christopher Khayman Lee, none of the rangers do the stunts in the suit.

If you're inside the Astro Megaship after it transforms into the Astro Megazord, how does the inside look?

Notice how the good guys always seem to know the monsters by name even though they should have never met them before?

The sky constantly changes color as the monsters are destroyed...usually, the sky is blue as the Megazord fights the evil creatures but when the rangers activate the sabre, the punch, or sometimes the gyroblasters, the sky goes completely black and then goes back to blue after the monster blows up.

Whenever someone has a flashback they always see themselves in it too. (StarShadow)

The MegaV3 missile flies to the Mega Voyager in blue skies and arrives in the dark. When it fires, the background looks like a desert. (A little continuity problem in the Japanese footage).

They keep using the term "galaxy"... Galaxies are giganic, huge clusters of stars, and to travel between galaxies hyper-rush velocity must be like more than ten times the speed of light... maybe they mean "system"?

The instinctive grabbing of the communicator whenever it went off would make anyone who had eyes suspicious of what the Rangers were doing since they do that all the time.

During the morphing sequences, if you run it in slow motion, you can see the "MEGA NOW" from the Sentai footage behind the "MORPHING COMPLETE" block. (NpG, Jason Takach)

When monsters blow up, often the sky moves or the zord pose moves (well, jumps positions actually) as the explosion occurs. (Kenneth Locke, Megan Walsh)

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