First Time

    INT. DAY. POWER RANGERS ZORD COCKPITS.

YELLOW RANGER: Shit, the monster got huge

PINK RANGER: Keep firing! Aim for its nads

YELLOW RANGER: Does it even have

BLUE RANGER: Uh hey something just lit up on my dashboard here

RED RANGER: God dammit Billy I swear

BLUE RANGER: No seriously, there's like - I'm seeing these power conduits but there's no - They don't go anywhere -

RED RANGER: Get your head in the god damn game

BLACK RANGER: My elephant thingy! Has a trunk missile! Trunk missiles!

PINK RANGER: Fuckin A yes

BLUE RANGER: There's like these ... Kind of like connectors? I think ... Oh

YELLOW RANGER: It's not having any effect

BLUE RANGER: OH MY GOD. WE HAVE TO FORM VOLTRON

RED RANGER: The fuck is a Voltron

BLUE RANGER: What planet are you even from

RED RANGER: The planet of kicking your ass

YELLOW RANGER: Guys let's just be Voltorb or whatever, nothing else is working

RANGERS (Cockpit posing): Mega Zord activate! Combine power!

BLUE RANGER: AND I'LL FORM THE HEAD

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