notgivens Such fun this show was, after a long hard day in college learning electrical engineering principals, I would run home and tune in to the galaxy rangers. Brilliant for it's time, solid plots. Aliens that need our help come to us and offer us the tech to get us into the battle for the galaxy... but then you have a huge bunch of earth based morons out there causing havoc... so what do you do, you create THE GALAXY RANGERS to keep things in check. The super-soldier, Shane Guzman who can alter his density and makeup, the leader (who's name I forget) with his energy weapon cyber arm, his wife Niko, the psychic hottie and doc (read Token), and his three little computer AI friends come to save the day every time. The only problem I had with the show was the lame comic-relief they felt the need to create, but so did George Lucas, to similarly degrade a great scifi universe.

MuggySphere And I gave it a high 7.....Why? Because it bloody well rocked. At the time when there were so many OTHER shows on that were tied to toys/games this show was unique in that it had overlapping stories. As others have said here it was ahead of its time. Sadly this is why the show was doomed. They have released 4 DVDs with 16 episodes of the series so far. I am hoping that more come out. How does this compare watching it now 20 years after it first came out.. I don't know I still like it despite the sometimes clunky animation, and that IMHO is it's only flaw. The writing was almost top notch and way ahead of the competition........ I do hope for more DVDs or even a set of all the episodes in proper order... The DVDs are good but I don't think the stories are in their proper order, but despite this the show rocked.

Denaebme Everyone who left a message on this topic knows, GR was the best ever, even now. Storyline was great, graphics was best of it's time, the music rock! There's no other cartoon that has gotten the right conbination. This is a classic jem.

pro_crustes What I liked best about this wonderful series was the way it mixed advanced tech (robots, space travel, etc.) with rustic tech (farming, camping, etc.). This one had a touch of realism that comes from showing how people in an advanced society might integrate their technical assets with older skills in a synergistic way. It reminded me of the same feel that Robert Heinlein's "juvenile" stories (Farmer in the Sky, Starman Jones, Between Planets) created, and in the same way. These rangers aren't just about pushing buttons and saying, "make it so" to their androids. They deal with people in some pretty gritty situations, using _everything_ a lone law enforcer has to call upon, whether it blinks, beeps, or just needs a swift kick.Like everyone else, I dearly wish SciFi or Cartoon Network would run this one. It was great.