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When Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers premiered in 1993, the original lineup of teenagers with attitude including Austin St. John as Jason, the Red Ranger, and Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly, the Pink Ranger. Both actors would end up leaving Mighty Morhpin’ before it finished its run, but they’re still closely associated with the Power Rangers franchise, and have even returned to their old stomping grounds on one or more occasions. However, following St. John revealing that he has a clothing line coming out featuring Hitler quotes, Johnson has bluntly responded to this apparel choice.
When Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers premiered in 1993, the original lineup of teenagers with attitude including Austin St. John as Jason, the Red Ranger, and Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly, the Pink Ranger. Both actors would end up leaving Mighty Morhpin’ before it finished its run, but they’re still closely associated with the Power Rangers franchise, and have even returned to their old stomping grounds on one or more occasions. However, following St. John revealing that he has a clothing line coming out featuring Hitler quotes, Johnson has bluntly responded to this apparel choice.
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