*Spoiler/plot- Space Ranger Chronicles 1993, The year is 2104, in the new frontier of space where one group has become a stronghold of sanity in an insane universe. They are the Space Rangers. They patrol the planets ans uphold whats left of the law facing off with aliens, renegades, and raiders. Planet Skarrab is lifeless sun-scorched wasteland could be the resting place of a stranded transport with passengers. In this ordinary ship carries Decker and Ex-space ranger role model for Captain John Boon. Banshies are space aliens that are wild, violent, and unpredictable beasts that always confronts the Rangers.
*Special Stars- Jeff Kaake, Clint Howard, Jack McGee, Marjorie Monahan Cary, Hirouki Tagawa, Danny Quinn, Gottfried John, Linda Hunt.
*Theme- Justice must be enforced everywhere.
*Trivia/location/goofs- Was a TV show. Cancelled after one episode was shown on network TV even though all six episodes were shown overseas.
*Emotion- A slick CGI sci-fi series with a large cast of crew members that seems very 'formulated', so very predictable with little surprises. The crew characters are cookie-cutter types from many other sci-fi series. There is a robot, tough female, Asian alien stoic warrior, composite human with many bionic parts, a green kid, overbearing military headquarters leader, several odd looking alien races living on the outpost Fort Hope, and the rest, etc; been there done that in other shows, sadly enough. The plot lines are very flat. This show was a cross between Babylon 5 meeting 'Alien'. A mediocre series at best, so not of too much viewer interest.
*Special Stars- Jeff Kaake, Clint Howard, Jack McGee, Marjorie Monahan Cary, Hirouki Tagawa, Danny Quinn, Gottfried John, Linda Hunt.
*Theme- Justice must be enforced everywhere.
*Trivia/location/goofs- Was a TV show. Cancelled after one episode was shown on network TV even though all six episodes were shown overseas.
*Emotion- A slick CGI sci-fi series with a large cast of crew members that seems very 'formulated', so very predictable with little surprises. The crew characters are cookie-cutter types from many other sci-fi series. There is a robot, tough female, Asian alien stoic warrior, composite human with many bionic parts, a green kid, overbearing military headquarters leader, several odd looking alien races living on the outpost Fort Hope, and the rest, etc; been there done that in other shows, sadly enough. The plot lines are very flat. This show was a cross between Babylon 5 meeting 'Alien'. A mediocre series at best, so not of too much viewer interest.