Actually there was a series of toys and action figures made for the series, but they never hit the US domestic market. I bought several in Paris sometime after the show had ended here--a Goose figure, a ray gun and a water pistol.
And while in Paris I was surprised to see, in a dept store window, a wall full of televisions, all showing a Rangers cartoon.
What the show had going for it were the scripts by SF writers like Mick Farren and series editor Christopher Rowley (both have websites), and Tom De Haven, who wrote the recent novel "It's Superman."
Most fans of Joss Whedon's Firefly-Serenity have no idea there was a cartoon twenty years ago that had much in common with the recent live action series
And while in Paris I was surprised to see, in a dept store window, a wall full of televisions, all showing a Rangers cartoon.
What the show had going for it were the scripts by SF writers like Mick Farren and series editor Christopher Rowley (both have websites), and Tom De Haven, who wrote the recent novel "It's Superman."
Most fans of Joss Whedon's Firefly-Serenity have no idea there was a cartoon twenty years ago that had much in common with the recent live action series