Power Rangers in Space-Trivia

* This was intended to be the final season of Power Rangers, due to disappointing ratings from Power Rangers Turbo (1997). This is why at the end of the season Zordon was killed and all the main villains from the past five seasons were either purified or turned to dust wrapping up five years of storylines. The success of Power Rangers in Space insured the survival of the franchise.
* TJ, Cassie, Ashley, and Carlos are the final Power Rangers in the show's history (thus far) to gain a new power source after losing their previous ones.
* When morphing, the message at the top right of the "MORPHING COMPLETE" screen appears to say, if paused,: TIGHTEN UP REALITY GANGSTER STIGMA THROUGH IDIOT HEARING KEEP FRUSTRATION CLEAR PATIENCE OPEN AHEAD GETTING AWAY WITH IT LEAD SOME DISTANT MEMORY DRONE GET THE MESSAGE ...and several other lines that aren't clear. This screen is shown for only about a second, so it can be assumed that the meaning of the lines are gibberish, since reading them while watching is nearly impossible.
* This is the first season of Power Rangers where a Ranger is related to the villain.
* According to Christopher Khayman Lee, the cartoony, sci-fi skunk stripes in his hair were not his idea. At first, they told him he was going to wear a wig; but then, when he came to L.A. the crew were basically like, "Surprise! We're going to bleach your hair now!" It was painful to say the least; in fact, it took at least 8 hours to get it just right, and with his head feeling like it was on fire on top of that. Even worse, his hair grew so fast which meant his roots began to show in his streaks... meaning that they had to touch-up those roots with the bleach each time. In spite of it, he still enjoyed his time on the show regardless.
* The first Power Rangers TV series to not feature the Angel Grove Youth Center. Although the new hangout the Angel Grove Surf Spot is possibly the same building that got remodeled.
* This marks the first season of Power Rangers where they couldn't teleport themselves to their headquarters.
* This is the first time that a villain actually falls in love with a Ranger.
* This was the final power rangers series set in the city of Angel Grove.
* Christopher Khayman Lee's sister Chyler Leigh was considered for the role of Astronema.
* The Mega Voyager is the first Megazord to lack the word "Zord" in its name.
* This series debuted the Battlized Red Ranger power-up, which started the tradition of yearly Ranger (usually Red) power-ups.
* A pre-series bible shows that they had intentions of retaining Justin (IE. no Andros). The Emperor Exhaus, the main villain from Carranger, would be used as Dark Specter. Divatox would stay on as the main villain, the foot-soldiers from Megaranger would be used instead of the American created Quantrons, Darkonda was to be named Spike, and Bulk and Skull were going to start a Civil Defense Force with the Rangers away.
* Johnny Yong Bosch also filmed the "Power Playback: Funniest Power Rangers Moments" special while doing the episode Always A Chance.
* Rita Repulsa's fate is revealed in Power Rangers Mystic Force. In Mystic Force it is revealed that Rita Repulsa regained her magical powers and used them for good as the Mystic Mother. As the Mystic Mother, she gives the Mystic Force Rangers their link to the Morphin Grid and helps them in their quest to defeat evil mystic forces.
* Rita, Zedd and Divatox were supposed to die in the finale because of the Z-Wave. However, censors did not like this so they were spared.
* Dark Spectre's costume is Maligore from Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie reused. In the first episode of Power Rangers in Space, Divatox mentions how much Dark Spectre looks like Maligore who in Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie was her fiancé.
* On Christopher Khayman Lee's first day on set, he was pulled aside by Jonathan Tzachor and was told to act like an asshole to his castmates and to avoid them off-screen so that Lee could get into full character as Andros, much to Lee's chagrin. So when you see Andros eventually warming up to the rest of the Space Rangers, you'll know why.
* This is the first Power Rangers TV series to not feature Catherine Sutherland, Gregg Bullock, Jason David Frank, Nakia Burrise, & Steve Cardenas in any of the episodes.
* Executive producer Judd Lynn originally wanted Ecliptor to be a creation of Billy Cranston's turned evil.
* This is the final season to feature the original wrist communicators that were introduced in the first season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
* This is the first Power Rangers season to not exclusively take place in Angel Grove or Earth.
* Originally the finale, Countdown to Destruction, was going to be a three part episode. At the end of part three Phantom Ranger's identity was finally going to be revealed. Phantom Ranger was going to be revealed to be a robot that represented an embodiment of the spirits of fallen Power Rangers of the past. The scene was filmed, but removed when the finale was confined to two parts instead of three by the request of Fox.
* In all the episodes until (Dark Spector's Revenge) Astronema wears different types of wigs.
* The first Power Rangers season to have a Ranger team use communicator bracelets that don't use the fanfare MMPR theme as the alert noise.
* This is the first season where the Rangers don't have a mentor, although Zordon had a recurring role where he gets kidnapped.
* The series is adapted from Denji Sentai Megaranger (1997).
* Instead of bleaching Andros' hair, original plans called for Christopher Khayman Lee to wear a wig.
* In the Japanese version, the Rangers had other codes that they could enter on their wristbands. In the U.S. version, they are only used for the morphing sequence.
* The characters of Astronema and Dark Specter were created specifically for the U.S. audiences.
* In the U.S. version, the Red and Silver Rangers are both from another planet. In the Japanese version, they are ordinary Earth people.
* In the U.S. version, Andros, the Red Ranger, is the team leader. In the Japanese version, the Black Ranger is the team leader.
* This is the first time where a human-like villain turns good at the end. At the end of Countdown to Destruction, Part 2, Astronema, the main villain of Power Rangers in Space and Andros' sister, is purified by Zordon's energy wave. In the following season, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, Anstronema, now going by her original name Karone, became the second Pink Galaxy Ranger after the death of Kendrix Morgan.
* This is the first Power Rangers season to feature a Power Rangers team reveal their own identities to the public.
* The type of weapons used by the black and blue rangers are almost identical to the ones used by the black and blue Mighty Morphin Power Rangers except they are used bu the oposite ranger. The lunar lance (space black) almost identical to the power lance (mmpr blue) and astro axe (blue space) almost identical to power axe (mmpr black).
* In the show Big Bad Beetleborgs, after three children, Drew, Roland, and Jo, met a ghost named Flabber, he grants the children their wish of being real-life versions of their favorite comic book characters the Beetleborgs. As the Beetleborgs, Drew, Roland, and Jo fought several monsters in their hometown of Charterville. In the episode Fire in Your Tank from Power Rangers Turbo, Bulk and Skull are seen reading a Beetleborg comic book. Additionally in Countdown to Destruction, the finale to Power Rangers in Space, several monsters from Big Bad Beetleborgs are seen as members of the United Alliance of Evil. This implies that Big Bad Beetleborgs is in the same universe as the Power Rangers franchise.
	+ In the comic book *Power Rangers Turbo vs. Beetleborgs Metallix* it is established that Power Rangers and Beetleborgs take place in different dimensions. However, it is unknown if this comic book is considered canon to the television series.