Ep 13. Peace, Love, and Woe

In Power Rangers season 1 episode 13, titled "Peace, Love, and Woe," the Rangers face a new threat in the form of the evil Genie in a Bottle. As they try to defeat the genie and protect Angel Grove, they also deal with their own personal issues.

The episode begins with Kimberly, the Pink Ranger, concerned about the upcoming school dance. She wants to ask her crush, Tommy, to be her date but is too nervous to do so. Meanwhile, the other Rangers are dealing with their own personal struggles. Billy, the Blue Ranger, is struggling with a difficult math problem, and Trini, the Yellow Ranger, is helping him with it. Zack, the Black Ranger, is trying to teach a group of kids some dance moves.

As they are dealing with their personal issues, they receive an alert from Alpha 5 about a monster attack. They morph into their Power Ranger suits and head to the location of the attack. They find a strange bottle that releases a genie, who is in control of a powerful sword. The genie warns the Rangers that whoever possesses the sword will have the power to make all their wishes come true.

The Rangers realize they need to stop the genie from granting any wishes that could harm Angel Grove. They try to fight the genie, but he is too powerful for them to defeat. He grants a wish to one of Angel Grove's citizens, who wishes for world peace. As a result, everyone in Angel Grove suddenly becomes peaceful and stops fighting or arguing.

The Rangers realize that they need to find a way to stop the genie from granting any more wishes. They try to capture the sword, but the genie is too quick for them. They eventually discover that the only way to stop the genie is to trick him into granting a wish that he cannot fulfill.

Kimberly hatches a plan to ask the genie for a dance with Tommy, knowing that he cannot fulfill a wish that requires a person to fall in love. The plan works, and the genie is trapped in the bottle once again. All of the wishes that he granted are reversed, and Angel Grove returns to normal.

The Rangers return to their personal lives, with Kimberly finally gathering the courage to ask Tommy to be her date to the dance. The episode ends on a happy note as the Rangers celebrate their victory over the genie and their personal triumphs.

Overall, "Peace, Love, and Woe" is a fun and lighthearted episode of Power Rangers that showcases the personal lives of the Rangers while still delivering plenty of action and adventure. It's a must-watch for fans of the series.