Britt Robertson | Power Rangers Time Force

• Genre: Action-adventure, Science fiction, Superhero, Drama
• Created by: Haim Saban, Toei Company
• Based on: Mirai Sentai Timeranger by Toei Company
• Developed by: Saban Entertainment, Toei Company
• Showrunner: Judd Lynn
• Directed by: Koichi Sakamoto, Kaizo Hayashi, Worth Keeter, Judd Lynn, Isaac Florentine, Yoshi Hosoya, Makoto Yokohama, Jonathan Tzachor 
• Starring: Jason Faunt, Michael Copon, Kevin Kleinberg, Deborah Estelle Philips, Erin Cahill, Daniel Southworth, Vernon Wells, Kate Sheldon, Edward Laurence Albert
• Theme music composer: Jeremy Sweet, Jasan Radford
• Composers: Lior Rosner, Jeremy Sweet, Inon Zur, Glenn Scott Lacey, Shuki Levy, Kussa Mahchi
• No. of episodes: 40
• Executive producers: Haim Saban, Shuki Levy
• Producer: Jonathan Tzachor
• Production locations: California, Japan
• Cinematography: Ilan Rosenberg, Sean McLin
• Running time: 20 minutes
• Production companies: Saban Entertainment, Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment, Toei Company, Ltd., MMPR Productions, Inc.

When a gang of mutant criminals led by the powerful Ransik escapes from 3000 to 2001, a group of officers from the Time Force law enforcement agency -- Jen Scotts, Lucas Kendall, Trip, and Katie Walker -- pursue them through time. To assist them, they recruit a socialite named Wes Collins to help them unlock their powers and become Power Rangers to stop Ransik's gang. Along the way, Wes' father Mr. Collins forms the Silver Guardians private security team to fight back against the mutants, leading to Silver Guardian and Wes' estranged classmate Eric Meyers obtaining Time Force technology and becoming the Quantum Ranger.

"Uniquely Trip"

Trip begins to feel like he's not contributing to the Rangers. He tries to emulate the others, but ends up causing more problems. As Ransik releases a mutant who feeds off electricity, Trip realizes how he helps the team in their battles and finishes building a new weapon; the Electro Booster.