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HenshinJustice.com Interviews Dino Charge Executive Producer Judd Lynn

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Our friends at HenshinJustice.com have landed an exclusive interview with the executive producer of the upcoming Power Rangers Dino Charge season, Judd Lynn! In the interview, Judd discusses things from how he came to become the new executive producer (replacing Jonathon Tzachor), his familiarity with the source material Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger, the skipped series Go-Busters, and of course, Koichi Sakamoto.

Click here to check out the interview! Our friends online have been searching for any and all Power Rangers Dino Charge news, and speculation has the show beginning to film in October 2014 for the first 22 episode run in early 2015. We will most likely have more concrete details once next week’s Power Morphicon happens.

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  2. losondro's Avatar losondro says

    Sounds good that Judd Lynn knows about Kyoryuger. Now we wait for the results.

  3. TokuChris's Avatar TokuChris says

    I am encouraged with Saban wanting a "fresh direction" for the brand. Not that I didn't enjoy Samurai or Megaforce (or it's Super seasons) for what they were but it didn't "feel" right if that makes sense.

  5. TokuKnight89 has no avatar! TokuKnight89 says

    Like Orci and the reboot movie, Lynn has his head in the game enough to instill new confidence in a franchise that seems to want to suck ice cubes made from its own drool. His reference to source material and PR is refreshing and he definitely knows what it takes to marry multiple elements into a single, cohesive form. Saban and his people are finally taking the time to get relevant thinkers back into the game who want to hit the ground running. Sadly, it appears that Go-Busters will take a back-seat for the time being and no usage was hinted at here. Who knows? May come back around one day. This does make you wonder what ideas Lynn could be considering.

  6. White Tiger has no avatar! White Tiger says

    What stood out for me in this interview was that he said he has more creative freedom than ever before which makes me optimistic this would be a good series and could even topple his past work because there is lesser production restrictions on him.

  7. GoseiWonder has no avatar! GoseiWonder says

    I am so psyched for this. Judd know what PR needs.

    And he loves the concept of PlezuOh. That is awesome.

  8. ComicGuy89's Avatar ComicGuy89 says

    He's very articulate in describing what he wants to do, and that gives me hope. He knows what makes a show good, and I'm particularly excited that he doesn't want to do "vanilla characters".

    Judd Lynn has creative reign now. While I dare not hope too much, I am very hopeful that we'll see a great season.

  9. TokuChris's Avatar TokuChris says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ComicGuy89 View Post
    He's very articulate in describing what he wants to do, and that gives me hope. He knows what makes a show good, and I'm particularly excited that he doesn't want to do "vanilla characters".

    Judd Lynn has creative reign now. While I dare not hope too much, I am very hopeful that we'll see a great season.
    He brought back Sally Campbell. That's a huge plus. And he's very much involved in the story. I doubt we're going to get anything even remotely close to Power Rangers In Space, but I bet you anything we'll get better than we've had over the last 4 years.

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