  We consider the detection of the technirho in technicolor models that include
a weak scalar doublet. In these models, the scalar develops a vacuum
expectation value when the technifermions condense, and fermion masses are
generated through Yukawa couplings, as in the standard model. Unlike ordinary
technicolor models, the technicolor scale is generally smaller than the
electroweak scale, and the entire technicolor spectrum is shifted to lower
energies. In addition, the technifermions can develop large `current' masses
from the scalar's vev, so that the technicolor spectrum does not necessarily
look like a scaled-up version of ordinary QCD. We discuss the collider
signatures for the technirho in these models in the limit that the technirho is
light. Although we focus mostly on the production and detection of the
technirho in hadron colliders, we also discuss a peculiar limit in which the
technirho may be light enough to be seen at LEP II.
