Timing is everything. On April 29, 2024, Den of Geek published an article breaking down the mysteries of the supposed “lost” second pilot of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. We put forth that this long rumored version of the first episode, “Day of the Dumpster,” glimpsed in convention footage, didn’t exist as most fans assumed. That, in fact, the aired version was mostly made of that supposedly “lost footage.” End of the discussion, right?
Just under a week later, Adrian Carr, director of “Day of the Dumpster” and other early episodes of Power Rangers, released his original edit of that installment that revealed some of our analysis was correct but others were blown out of the water by new revelations. For instance, the earthquake scene when the Rangers teleport for the first time? Different in this version, contrary to what we suspected.
(For those wondering, Carr confirmed his upload had nothing to do with our earlier article.
Just under a week later, Adrian Carr, director of “Day of the Dumpster” and other early episodes of Power Rangers, released his original edit of that installment that revealed some of our analysis was correct but others were blown out of the water by new revelations. For instance, the earthquake scene when the Rangers teleport for the first time? Different in this version, contrary to what we suspected.
(For those wondering, Carr confirmed his upload had nothing to do with our earlier article.
- 5/14/2024
- by Shamus Kelley
- Den of Geek
In the world of television, a “pilot” episode is the one chance you have to make or break your show getting to air. If it doesn’t make the cut, it’s consigned to the film vault of history, never to be seen. It’s extremely unheard of for a franchise to get two pilots. Star Trek: The Original Series being one of those rare second chances.
Bafflingly it’s been assumed for years that Mighty Morphin Power Rangers had three pilots. As Tony Oliver, co-writer and developer of the Power Rangers pilot, first revealed at Power Morphicon in 2007, “the pilot episode, which turned into the first episode [“Day of the Dumpster”], they actually did three times.”
That means they shot three separate pilot episodes, right? Well, yes, but also no. It’s very complicated so we did the biggest deep dive research on the Power Rangers pilot ever. What we uncovered changes everything...
Bafflingly it’s been assumed for years that Mighty Morphin Power Rangers had three pilots. As Tony Oliver, co-writer and developer of the Power Rangers pilot, first revealed at Power Morphicon in 2007, “the pilot episode, which turned into the first episode [“Day of the Dumpster”], they actually did three times.”
That means they shot three separate pilot episodes, right? Well, yes, but also no. It’s very complicated so we did the biggest deep dive research on the Power Rangers pilot ever. What we uncovered changes everything...
- 4/29/2024
- by Shamus Kelley
- Den of Geek
Power Rangers is an enduring franchise that has made our childhoods awesome. It has been around for a long time, entertaining us with its action-packed episodes. When it comes to the Red Ranger, he was the ultimate superhero for all of us.
Because he was the one who always led the charge, showed guts, and was just downright awesome. Whether it’s their cool red suits, epic fights, or those pump-up speeches, Red Rangers always hit the right note with fans of all ages.
Red Ranger in the Power Rangers franchise
Austin St. John was the man behind the Red Ranger mask in the original series. He played Jason Lee Scott, the leader of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, making him the first Red Ranger we ever saw on screen. After his stint in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, St. John continued his Ranger journey.
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Because he was the one who always led the charge, showed guts, and was just downright awesome. Whether it’s their cool red suits, epic fights, or those pump-up speeches, Red Rangers always hit the right note with fans of all ages.
Red Ranger in the Power Rangers franchise
Austin St. John was the man behind the Red Ranger mask in the original series. He played Jason Lee Scott, the leader of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, making him the first Red Ranger we ever saw on screen. After his stint in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, St. John continued his Ranger journey.
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- 3/13/2024
- by Shreya Jha
- FandomWire
Kevin Spacey, the two-time Oscar winner who has largely avoided the public eye since his career imploded in the early days of the #MeToo era, is making moves to venture back into the public space.
The actor has booked his first comic book convention appearance, set for Feb. 16-18 at Mad Monster, the con held in Concord, North Carolina. Organizers announced Wednesday that he will be among the guests signing autographs and posing for photos. He is also in business with the company Everest Autographs, which is arranging for autograph purchases for those not attending the event in person.
Spacey won Oscars for The Usual Suspects (1995), the cult crime drama that resonates with corners of the comic con crowd, and for American Beauty (1999). He played Lex Luthor in Superman Returns (2006) and helped power Netflix’s push into prestige programming with House of Cards. His few public-facing moves in recent years...
The actor has booked his first comic book convention appearance, set for Feb. 16-18 at Mad Monster, the con held in Concord, North Carolina. Organizers announced Wednesday that he will be among the guests signing autographs and posing for photos. He is also in business with the company Everest Autographs, which is arranging for autograph purchases for those not attending the event in person.
Spacey won Oscars for The Usual Suspects (1995), the cult crime drama that resonates with corners of the comic con crowd, and for American Beauty (1999). He played Lex Luthor in Superman Returns (2006) and helped power Netflix’s push into prestige programming with House of Cards. His few public-facing moves in recent years...
- 1/24/2024
- by Aaron Couch
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always" is everything fans could have hoped for in a celebration of 30 years of "Power Rangers." This is a special that is full of fanservice, Easter eggs from even the deepest of deep cuts from across "Power Rangers" lore, and all sorts of cheesy jokes and cool martial arts moves — including Hip-Hop kido.
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always" takes place after the death of one of the Rangers, with the rest mourning a loss of one of their own as Rita Repulsa returns in a new robot body to wreak chaos across the globe. Meanwhile, a new Ranger rises to take the mantle of the old generation, because Power Rangers are forever.
This is a special full of cool moments and loving homages to the franchise, including a rather emotional coda that pays tribute to two fallen rangers, Jason David Frank and Thuy Trang.
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always" takes place after the death of one of the Rangers, with the rest mourning a loss of one of their own as Rita Repulsa returns in a new robot body to wreak chaos across the globe. Meanwhile, a new Ranger rises to take the mantle of the old generation, because Power Rangers are forever.
This is a special full of cool moments and loving homages to the franchise, including a rather emotional coda that pays tribute to two fallen rangers, Jason David Frank and Thuy Trang.
- 4/20/2023
- by Rafael Motamayor
- Slash Film
Beep, beep, beep-beep, beep beep. That’s Netflix signaling the communicators of fans of the original incarnation of the long-running children’s action series. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always is the new 30th-anniversary reunion love letter to the Og audience that made it a phenomenon in the 90s. Netflix has just released a trailer that will hit your nostalgia bone hard as it reunites former cast members of season one — Walter Jones, David Yost, Barbara Goodson, who voiced Rita Repulsa, Richard Steven Horvitz, who voiced Alpha 5, as well season two cast members — Steven Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, Johnny Yong Bosch, and Karen Ashley.
The synopsis from Netflix reads,
The Rangers come face-to-face with a familiar threat from the past. In the midst of a global crisis, they are called on once again to be the heroes the world needs.
As exciting as it is to see returning cast members,...
The synopsis from Netflix reads,
The Rangers come face-to-face with a familiar threat from the past. In the midst of a global crisis, they are called on once again to be the heroes the world needs.
As exciting as it is to see returning cast members,...
- 3/22/2023
- by EJ Tangonan
- JoBlo.com
The time has finally come for Power Rangers fans. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the American Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series, Netflix will release Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always movie. Original stars David Yost (Billy) and Walter Emanuel Jones (Zack), Johnny Yong Bosch (Adam), Steve Cardenas (Rocky), Karan Ashley (Aisha), and Catherine Sutherland (Kat) will return. But after over 20 years, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always will finally address what happened to Trini.
David Yost, Walter Emanuel Jones, and Charlie Kersh ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Once and Always’ | via Netflix Thuy Trang died in a car accident seven years after leaving ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’
The 30-year reunion special may be emotional for many fans who grew up with the original American series and the franchise as a whole. Yost, Jason David Frank, Jones, Bosch, Amy Jo Johnson, Austin St. John, and Thuy Trang were...
David Yost, Walter Emanuel Jones, and Charlie Kersh ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Once and Always’ | via Netflix Thuy Trang died in a car accident seven years after leaving ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’
The 30-year reunion special may be emotional for many fans who grew up with the original American series and the franchise as a whole. Yost, Jason David Frank, Jones, Bosch, Amy Jo Johnson, Austin St. John, and Thuy Trang were...
- 3/22/2023
- by Gabriela Silva
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
The upcoming Power Rangers reunion, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always, will arrive this spring, but not every cast member from your childhood will appear. With the reunion, just a few months from its Netflix debut, Amy Jo Johnson, the Pink Ranger, aka Kimberly Hart, has explained why she will be absent.
On why she’ll be sitting out the much-anticipated Power Rangers reunion, Johnson tweeted, “For the record I never said no…I just didn’t say yes to what was offered. But other fun stuff is in-store! Looking forward to watching my friends kick ass!”
For the record I never said no…I just didn’t say yes to what was offered. But other fun stuff is in-store! Looking forward to watching my friends kick ass! #PowerRangers30
— Amy Jo Johnson (@_amyjojohnson) January 18, 2023
Unfortunately, Johnson is one of several cast members who won’t be kicking ass in the reunion.
On why she’ll be sitting out the much-anticipated Power Rangers reunion, Johnson tweeted, “For the record I never said no…I just didn’t say yes to what was offered. But other fun stuff is in-store! Looking forward to watching my friends kick ass!”
For the record I never said no…I just didn’t say yes to what was offered. But other fun stuff is in-store! Looking forward to watching my friends kick ass! #PowerRangers30
— Amy Jo Johnson (@_amyjojohnson) January 18, 2023
Unfortunately, Johnson is one of several cast members who won’t be kicking ass in the reunion.
- 1/20/2023
- by Mathew Plale
- JoBlo.com
Jason David Frank, best known as Tommy Oliver in the 90s kids’ action series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, died at the age of 49 and his co-stars are morning his loss.
Viewers that watched the show growing up remember that the Green Ranger’s (and later on the White Ranger) love interest was the Pink Ranger, played by Amy Jo Johnson. After news of Frank’s death, the Felicity alum paid tribute to the late actor on social media.
“Jase, you were beautiful and truly unique,” she posted on Instagram along with a selfie next to Frank during a fan convention. “My life just won’t be the same without your frenetic, hilarious, caring, driven and creative ball of energy. I will always love you, dear friend. Please Rest now In Peace…”
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Viewers that watched the show growing up remember that the Green Ranger’s (and later on the White Ranger) love interest was the Pink Ranger, played by Amy Jo Johnson. After news of Frank’s death, the Felicity alum paid tribute to the late actor on social media.
“Jase, you were beautiful and truly unique,” she posted on Instagram along with a selfie next to Frank during a fan convention. “My life just won’t be the same without your frenetic, hilarious, caring, driven and creative ball of energy. I will always love you, dear friend. Please Rest now In Peace…”
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- 11/20/2022
- by Armando Tinoco
- Deadline Film + TV
Actor Austin St. John, who played the original Red Ranger in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series of the 1990s, was charged with committing wire fraud on Tuesday in a federal indictment related to the federal Covid-19 Paycheck Protection Program. U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston and the Department of Justice announced that St. John was one […]
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- 5/22/2022
- by Benedetta Tommaselli
- Uinterview
Instead of “It’s Morphin’ Time,” an actor on the TV show Mighty Mophin Power Rangers may be doin’ time.
Austin St. John, who played the red Power Ranger on the show, which aired from 1993 to 1995, has been charged with others in a scheme to defraud the US government of Cares Act funds.
The Dept. of Justice alleges St. John was one of 18 charged with filing fraudulent applications for loans from the Paycheck Protection Program. They then allegedly transferred the money to the scheme’s ringleaders.
St. John, whose real name is Jason Geiger, allegedly obtained more than $400,000 in fraudulent Ppp loans. He faces a potential sentence of up to 20 years, according to the DOJ.
The Justice Department named Michael Hill and Andrew Moran as the alleged leaders of the scheme.
“Hill is alleged to have recruited co-conspirators to use an existing business or create a business to submit applications to obtain Ppp funding,...
Austin St. John, who played the red Power Ranger on the show, which aired from 1993 to 1995, has been charged with others in a scheme to defraud the US government of Cares Act funds.
The Dept. of Justice alleges St. John was one of 18 charged with filing fraudulent applications for loans from the Paycheck Protection Program. They then allegedly transferred the money to the scheme’s ringleaders.
St. John, whose real name is Jason Geiger, allegedly obtained more than $400,000 in fraudulent Ppp loans. He faces a potential sentence of up to 20 years, according to the DOJ.
The Justice Department named Michael Hill and Andrew Moran as the alleged leaders of the scheme.
“Hill is alleged to have recruited co-conspirators to use an existing business or create a business to submit applications to obtain Ppp funding,...
- 5/21/2022
- by Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
A former hero has allegedly broken the law. According to the Department of Justice, 47-year-old Austin St. John, the actor who famously played the red Power Ranger in the hit '90s show, has been charged for allegedly taking part in a fraud scheme that raked in 3.5 million originally meant for small businesses that struggled during the Covid-19 pandemic. St. John—whose legal name is Jason Lawrence Geiger—was one of 18 individuals who were indicted by a federal grand jury May 12, per the DOJ press release. The actor and the others charged are alleged to have used faulty information when they applied for and received Paycheck Protection Program...
- 5/20/2022
- E! Online
Austin St. John, the original Red Power Ranger from the 1990s TV series “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” has been arrested on wire fraud conspiracy charges stemming from an alleged Covid-19 business relief loan scheme.
According to Entertainment Weekly, U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston and the Department of Justice revealed in a news release Wednesday, the arrests of 18 individuals, including St. John, with charges of defrauding the government, specifically the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Profram, to get Covid business relief money.
St. John’s Texas home was raided by the FBI on Thursday morning, resulting in his arrest, according to TMZ.
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According to the news release, individuals were allegedly recruited by Michael Hill to use a current business or create one for applications to the Sba’s Ppp, which aimed to provide money to small business affected by Covid.
According to Entertainment Weekly, U.S. Attorney Brit Featherston and the Department of Justice revealed in a news release Wednesday, the arrests of 18 individuals, including St. John, with charges of defrauding the government, specifically the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Profram, to get Covid business relief money.
St. John’s Texas home was raided by the FBI on Thursday morning, resulting in his arrest, according to TMZ.
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According to the news release, individuals were allegedly recruited by Michael Hill to use a current business or create one for applications to the Sba’s Ppp, which aimed to provide money to small business affected by Covid.
- 5/20/2022
- by Dessi Gomez
- The Wrap
Back in January fans of Power Rangers learned through an IMDb post that Simon Bennett, director of many Ninja Steel and Beast Morphers episodes and producer of several well-known New Zealand dramas, had “taken over the reins as EP (executive producer) of Hasbro’s famed Power Rangers TV series.” He later stated that he was also the showrunner as well.
At the time this left fans a bit confused since Chip Lynn, who’d worked on the show back in the 90’s and returned in 2015 for Dino Charge, was the executive producer. While TV shows having two executive producers isn’t uncommon the whole situation was further muddled by comments from former Power Rangers actor Austin St. John. At at a convention appearance he started that Lynn was “phasing out” of his role on the show. Fans were left wondering who was in control of Power Rangers’ production and could...
At the time this left fans a bit confused since Chip Lynn, who’d worked on the show back in the 90’s and returned in 2015 for Dino Charge, was the executive producer. While TV shows having two executive producers isn’t uncommon the whole situation was further muddled by comments from former Power Rangers actor Austin St. John. At at a convention appearance he started that Lynn was “phasing out” of his role on the show. Fans were left wondering who was in control of Power Rangers’ production and could...
- 7/1/2020
- by Shamus Kelley
- Den of Geek
Shamus Kelley Jan 28, 2020
Slowly but surely key creative talents on the Power Rangers brand have been leaving the franchise.
Things are changing in the world of Power Rangers. When the franchise was sold by Saban Brands to Hasbro in 2018 it was expected change was coming but it took until 2019 to really start to see the effects of the sale.
First up in March 2019 Jason Bischoff, the Global Franchise Director for Power Rangers, who had been with the franchise for three years was let go. In July Brian Casentini, Senior Vice President of Power Rangers Franchise Development and Production for Allspark Pictures and Executive Producer on Power Rangers Beast Morphers and Super Ninja Steel, left the franchise after being with it for ten years.
At the time he stated in an interivew with ComicBook.com that he departed to purse a number of projects he'd wanted to work on for a very long time but,...
Slowly but surely key creative talents on the Power Rangers brand have been leaving the franchise.
Things are changing in the world of Power Rangers. When the franchise was sold by Saban Brands to Hasbro in 2018 it was expected change was coming but it took until 2019 to really start to see the effects of the sale.
First up in March 2019 Jason Bischoff, the Global Franchise Director for Power Rangers, who had been with the franchise for three years was let go. In July Brian Casentini, Senior Vice President of Power Rangers Franchise Development and Production for Allspark Pictures and Executive Producer on Power Rangers Beast Morphers and Super Ninja Steel, left the franchise after being with it for ten years.
At the time he stated in an interivew with ComicBook.com that he departed to purse a number of projects he'd wanted to work on for a very long time but,...
- 1/28/2020
- Den of Geek
Shamus Kelley Feb 18, 2020
Power Rangers Beast Morphers season 2 will air on Nickelodeon in 2020! Here's everything we know about the new season.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers will return! While the first season just wrapped up there's still more story to tell! The 27th season of Power Rangers will be the second season Power Rangers Beast Morphers and it's airing on Nickelodeon in 2020! Beast Morphers will continue to adapt footage from the Japanese Super Sentai series Go-Busters.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Return Date
Power Rangers Beast Morphers' finally has a return date! Thanks to the Futon Critic we've learned the series will return on February 22, 2020! We've got a title and description for the upcoming episode here. The description was provided by The Cable Forum.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Season 2 Episode 1 "Believe It Or Not"
The Rangers are skeptical when Steel says he's found clues that proves Evox may have returned.
We've also...
Power Rangers Beast Morphers season 2 will air on Nickelodeon in 2020! Here's everything we know about the new season.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers will return! While the first season just wrapped up there's still more story to tell! The 27th season of Power Rangers will be the second season Power Rangers Beast Morphers and it's airing on Nickelodeon in 2020! Beast Morphers will continue to adapt footage from the Japanese Super Sentai series Go-Busters.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Return Date
Power Rangers Beast Morphers' finally has a return date! Thanks to the Futon Critic we've learned the series will return on February 22, 2020! We've got a title and description for the upcoming episode here. The description was provided by The Cable Forum.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Season 2 Episode 1 "Believe It Or Not"
The Rangers are skeptical when Steel says he's found clues that proves Evox may have returned.
We've also...
- 12/11/2019
- Den of Geek
Gamers around the world now have access to new, free downloadable content (Dlc) for the recently released Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, developed by nWay. The content for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox One will introduce several new elements requested by players including a new “story mode” by the acclaimed writer Kyle Higgins, in addition to new characters, battle arenas and voiceovers from original cast members. Highlights of the new content include:
Story Mode
Gamers can now play through an epic storyline written and voice directed by writer/director Kyle Higgins. The mode also features original artwork by Eisner Award-winning illustrator Dan Mora. In this new mode, players experience a re-imagining of the critically acclaimed Shattered Grid event from Boom! Studios’ Power Rangers comic book series. When Lord Drakkon, an evil alternate version of Tommy Oliver, sets off a massive campaign across time and space to destroy all Power Rangers,...
Story Mode
Gamers can now play through an epic storyline written and voice directed by writer/director Kyle Higgins. The mode also features original artwork by Eisner Award-winning illustrator Dan Mora. In this new mode, players experience a re-imagining of the critically acclaimed Shattered Grid event from Boom! Studios’ Power Rangers comic book series. When Lord Drakkon, an evil alternate version of Tommy Oliver, sets off a massive campaign across time and space to destroy all Power Rangers,...
- 5/1/2019
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Shamus Kelley Sep 14, 2019
Power Rangers Beast Morphers airs on Nickelodeon in 2019! Here's everything we know about the new season.
Power Rangers has just celebrated its 25th anniversary but the series is will continue! The 26th season will be Power Rangers Beast Morphers and its airing on Nickelodeon in 2019! Beast Morphers will adapt footage from the Japanese Super Sentai series Go-Busters. While this season had previously been skipped for adaption previously it now finally has a chance to shine!
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Return Date
Power Rangers Beast Morphers' long summer hiatus is finally over! New episodes have begin airing and we know the nex one will air September 21, 2019.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Episode 10 "Thrills And Drills"
Ravi must face one of his worst fears when it interferes with his Ranger duties. Meanwhile, Evox sends Blaze and Roxy to collect data on the Rangers' beast powers, promising to upgrade one of them if they succeed.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers airs on Nickelodeon in 2019! Here's everything we know about the new season.
Power Rangers has just celebrated its 25th anniversary but the series is will continue! The 26th season will be Power Rangers Beast Morphers and its airing on Nickelodeon in 2019! Beast Morphers will adapt footage from the Japanese Super Sentai series Go-Busters. While this season had previously been skipped for adaption previously it now finally has a chance to shine!
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Return Date
Power Rangers Beast Morphers' long summer hiatus is finally over! New episodes have begin airing and we know the nex one will air September 21, 2019.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers Episode 10 "Thrills And Drills"
Ravi must face one of his worst fears when it interferes with his Ranger duties. Meanwhile, Evox sends Blaze and Roxy to collect data on the Rangers' beast powers, promising to upgrade one of them if they succeed.
- 2/7/2018
- Den of Geek
“Judge me all you want, if you took the time to open this review based on the title, The Pink Ranger was Your first love too”
Back in January I brought you all the awesome news that Manga Entertainment UK had secured the rights to distribute the awesome 1993 classic series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers on DVD for the first time in the UK… Ever. Obviously as a massive fan of the original series there was no way this was getting by me, You know for Nostalgia and stuff.
Well I got home from my family holiday a short while ago and was psyched to find the full series one boxset on my door mat and wasted no time in tearing through this 6-disc collection of my childhood viewing pleasures (my “Rosebud” if you like). So for anyone who cant remember how great this show was or even what it was...
Back in January I brought you all the awesome news that Manga Entertainment UK had secured the rights to distribute the awesome 1993 classic series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers on DVD for the first time in the UK… Ever. Obviously as a massive fan of the original series there was no way this was getting by me, You know for Nostalgia and stuff.
Well I got home from my family holiday a short while ago and was psyched to find the full series one boxset on my door mat and wasted no time in tearing through this 6-disc collection of my childhood viewing pleasures (my “Rosebud” if you like). So for anyone who cant remember how great this show was or even what it was...
- 6/15/2017
- by Kevin Haldon
- Nerdly
The original cast of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reunited at the premiere of the new, blockbuster Power Rangers movie, and for some of the stars it was a great chance to reconnect with old friends.
Amy Jo Johnson, who starred as Kimberly Hart, the original Pink Ranger, stopped to talk with Et's Ashley Crossan, where she opened up about her post-Power Rangers relationships with her co-stars.
Watch: The Original 'Power Rangers' Cast Reunite on the Red Carpet, Ready for Action!
"I'm really good friends with a lot of the original cast," Johnson said. "Me and David Yost are like best friends. And then I talk to [Jason David Frank] a lot. But I haven't seen Walter [Jones] or Austin [St. John] in forever, so this is super fun."
In the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, which debuted in America in 1993, Yost played Billy Cranston, the Blue Ranger, alongside St. John -- who played Jason Lee Scott, the Red Ranger...
Amy Jo Johnson, who starred as Kimberly Hart, the original Pink Ranger, stopped to talk with Et's Ashley Crossan, where she opened up about her post-Power Rangers relationships with her co-stars.
Watch: The Original 'Power Rangers' Cast Reunite on the Red Carpet, Ready for Action!
"I'm really good friends with a lot of the original cast," Johnson said. "Me and David Yost are like best friends. And then I talk to [Jason David Frank] a lot. But I haven't seen Walter [Jones] or Austin [St. John] in forever, so this is super fun."
In the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, which debuted in America in 1993, Yost played Billy Cranston, the Blue Ranger, alongside St. John -- who played Jason Lee Scott, the Red Ranger...
- 3/23/2017
- Entertainment Tonight
The original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers reunited on Wednesday at the red carpet premiere of the new, blockbuster Power Rangers movie, and they were ready for action.
Austin St. John (aka Jason Lee Scott, the Red Ranger), Walter Jones (aka Zack Taylor, the Black Ranger), Jason David Frank (aka Tommy Oliver, the Green Ranger), and David Yost (aka Billy Cranston, the Blue Ranger), stood side-by-side, ready for morphin' time.
More: 9 Iconic Moments From The ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ TV Series
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St. John, Jones, and Yost first donned their iconic suits when Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers debuted in 1993. Frank joined the cast as the enigmatic Green Ranger later in the first season.
Amy Jo Johnson, who starred as the original Pink Ranger Kimberly Hart, wasn't photographed with her former cohorts but had nothing but gushing things to say about her co-stars. "I'm really good friends with a lot of the original cast," Johnson told Et...
Austin St. John (aka Jason Lee Scott, the Red Ranger), Walter Jones (aka Zack Taylor, the Black Ranger), Jason David Frank (aka Tommy Oliver, the Green Ranger), and David Yost (aka Billy Cranston, the Blue Ranger), stood side-by-side, ready for morphin' time.
More: 9 Iconic Moments From The ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ TV Series
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St. John, Jones, and Yost first donned their iconic suits when Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers debuted in 1993. Frank joined the cast as the enigmatic Green Ranger later in the first season.
Amy Jo Johnson, who starred as the original Pink Ranger Kimberly Hart, wasn't photographed with her former cohorts but had nothing but gushing things to say about her co-stars. "I'm really good friends with a lot of the original cast," Johnson told Et...
- 3/23/2017
- Entertainment Tonight
After 24 years on the air, “Power Rangers” is going back to its roots with a new movie that puts a new spin on the original team of “teenagers with attitude’ from Angel Grove. But what happened to the original team that excited little boys and sent action figures flying off the shelves back in 1993? Here’s where the original Rangers, allies, and villains are now. Austin St. John (Red Ranger): The Taekwondo and judo black belt who played team leader Jason Scott Lee went on to work as an overseas paramedic, according to his Facebook profile. After leaving “Power.
- 3/22/2017
- by Jeremy Fuster
- The Wrap
Anyone unfamiliar with the name Nick Gillard will be delighted at his work credits in stunts on film. He's the one who buys it from behind a tank periscope in Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade and has also served as stunt coordinator for all three Star Wars prequels as well as Timur Bekmambetov's Wanted and Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow. Such credits and more deservedly make Gillard a worthy candidate to direct his own movie someday and thankfully that day won't be far of with the production of the new ensemble action movie, The Order, slated to start in January. Actors Austin St. John and David Yost lead a vibrant cast roster comprised of notable stars of the hit Power Rangers series spanning more than two decades, thus...
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- 10/20/2016
- Screen Anarchy
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Chicago – The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2) was recently in town, and the geek world was in heaven. For three days, the best in the comic book, entertainment, TV and movie world were gathered at the McCormick Place convention center on the near south side.
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Chicago – The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2) was recently in town, and the geek world was in heaven. For three days, the best in the comic book, entertainment, TV and movie world were gathered at the McCormick Place convention center on the near south side.
HollywoodChicago.com was there as well, in the form of photographer Joe Arce, and he took these Exclusive Portraits. Rachel Skarsten, the second portrait, had her birthday over the weekend (April 23rd), and she is featured on The CW network in “Reign,” which starts the fourth season on April 25th, 2016. Click “Next” and “Previous” to scan through the slideshow or jump directly to individual photos with the captioned links below. All photos are © Joe Arce of Starstruck Foto for HollywoodChicago.com.
C2E2.1: Edward James Olmos of ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,...
- 4/26/2016
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
Saban Entertainment has debunked a rumor from earlier this week and confirmed that the upcoming "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" cinematic reboot will also use the same names as the original heroes from the popular 1990s TV series - Jason. Kimberly. Zack. Billy. Trini.
Those were the names of the most popular team of Power Rangers who were portrayed by Austin St. John, Thuy Trang, Walter Jones, David Yost, & Amy Jo Johnson in the classic series. The report earlier this week indicated the new set of Rangers would be brand new characters with different names, but the film's official Twitter account has debunked that.
Dacre Montgomery (Jason The Red Ranger), Naomi Scott (Kimberly The Pink Ranger), Ludi Lin (Zack The Black Ranger), Rj Cyler (Billy The Blue Ranger) and Becky Gomez (Trini The Yellow Ranger) will star as the new team, and the confirmation also seems to indicate the film will...
Those were the names of the most popular team of Power Rangers who were portrayed by Austin St. John, Thuy Trang, Walter Jones, David Yost, & Amy Jo Johnson in the classic series. The report earlier this week indicated the new set of Rangers would be brand new characters with different names, but the film's official Twitter account has debunked that.
Dacre Montgomery (Jason The Red Ranger), Naomi Scott (Kimberly The Pink Ranger), Ludi Lin (Zack The Black Ranger), Rj Cyler (Billy The Blue Ranger) and Becky Gomez (Trini The Yellow Ranger) will star as the new team, and the confirmation also seems to indicate the film will...
- 11/1/2015
- by Garth Franklin
- Dark Horizons
Jason. Kimberly. Zack. Billy. Trini. For anyone even remotely familiar with the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers television series, those five names will certainly ring a bell as those were the names of the most popular team of Power Rangers, the original "teenagers with attitudes," who were portrayed by Austin St. John, Thuy Trang, Walter Jones, David Yost, & Amy Jo Johnson. Throughout its many iterations, no subsequent series has ever managed to recapture the mass hysteria caused by the original '90s series and likely never will. It was long-rumored that Lionsgate's upcoming Power Rangers film reboot would also utilize those same names, however, ever since a recent report suggested the new set of Rangers would be brand new characters with completely different names, there's been quite a bit of confusion amongst fans and critics alike... well, up until now, that is! In a tweet sent yesterday afternoon, the official...
- 10/31/2015
- ComicBookMovie.com
"You didn't think I was gonna let you do this without the original Red Ranger, did you?" In a surprising turn of events, Lionsgate & Saban Entertainment have just announced that newcomer Dacre Montgomery will be the one who leads the new generation of Power Rangers into battle as Jason Lee Scott a.k.a. the Red Ranger in the upcoming Dean Israelite-directed Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reboot. He'll likely harness the "Tyrannosaurus" dinozord powers, which were previously used by original series star Austin St. John. Montgomery has presumably beaten out the likes of K.J. Apa (Shortland Street), Mitchell Hope (The Descendants), and Austin Butler (The Shannara Chronicles), who were all slightly more established young talents rumored to be up for the part. He now joins Naomi Scott (The Martian), who was previously announced as the Pink Ranger. The new Jason, like all of the other Rangers, will be an updated version of the original,...
- 10/20/2015
- ComicBookMovie.com
With an early 2017 release date, it was only a matter of time before production kicked off on Lionsgate's upcoming Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reboot and now, thanks to YVRShoots, we know exactly when the film should officially commence. The site is reporting that the Dean Israelite-directed film, which has a script from X-Men: First Class & Thor scribes Ashley Miller and Zack Stenz, is expected to begin filming in Vancouver on January 18th and then wrap sometime around April 12th. The co-production between Lionsgate and Saban Entertainment will shoot under the working title "Shirt." The cast has yet-to-be finalized, but based on this latest report, it's probably a safe bet to assume that we'll start hearing about which five young actors will portray the iconic Rangers much sooner than later. The original '90s phenomenon starred Austin St. John, Thuy Trang, David Yost, Amy Jo Johnson, & Walter Jones as the...
- 9/12/2015
- ComicBookMovie.com
Following its debut in 1993, Saban's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers quickly became a global phenomenon and after 22 years and numerous cast changes, the Rangers are still kicking - recently launching the twenty-second season of the long-running franchise. The original series starred Austin St. John, Thuy Trang, Walter Jones, Amy Jo Johnson, and David Yost as the five teenagers with attitudes that were chosen by Zordon and Alpha 5 to defend the Earth as the Power Rangers. Director Dean Israelite (Project Almanac) recently sat down with IGN to share a progress update on Lionsgate's upcoming Power Rangers reboot and while he obviously doesn't reveal anything about the film's plot or how it potentially ties into the original 1993 series, he does seem genuinely excited about getting started on the upcoming project. He describes an early draft of the script as "mature but still playful" and says the series is being updated in...
- 6/6/2015
- ComicBookMovie.com
Oh sheesh y'all, twas an ending!
You might want to grab some chicken nuggets because if you haven't heard, after eight years of glorious banter, Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld's beloved web series Jake and Amir is coming to an end.
The comedy duo who created and star in CollegeHumor's longest-running series stopped by ETonline to talk ending the series, chicken nuggets, facial hair, and what’s coming next.
"Eight years seems good because it's like high school and college all rolled into one," Amir told ETonline of ending the series. "Life sort of happens in four year chunks -- so we did two four-year terms of Jake and Amir, now let's see what we do. If we fail this four years, we'll just come crawling back to the Internet."
Watch: Original Red Power Ranger Austin St. John Talks Epic Return to Hollywood
The first episode was shot back in 2007, not with the intent to create...
You might want to grab some chicken nuggets because if you haven't heard, after eight years of glorious banter, Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld's beloved web series Jake and Amir is coming to an end.
The comedy duo who created and star in CollegeHumor's longest-running series stopped by ETonline to talk ending the series, chicken nuggets, facial hair, and what’s coming next.
"Eight years seems good because it's like high school and college all rolled into one," Amir told ETonline of ending the series. "Life sort of happens in four year chunks -- so we did two four-year terms of Jake and Amir, now let's see what we do. If we fail this four years, we'll just come crawling back to the Internet."
Watch: Original Red Power Ranger Austin St. John Talks Epic Return to Hollywood
The first episode was shot back in 2007, not with the intent to create...
- 3/17/2015
- Entertainment Tonight
It’s morphin' time!
It's been 22 years since we first heard the iconic phrase uttered by Red Ranger Jason Lee Scott on the beloved hit '90s series, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers -- but it never gets old!
ETonline caught up with the leader of the original leader of the pack, Austin St. John, to chat all things Power Rangers and get the scoop on his exciting new project that will bring him back to Hollywood after a nearly 20-year hiatus.
When St. John signed on for the children's series in 1993 at just 17 years old, no one could have guessed the show would take off like it did.
“Thousands of people tried out for the show. It was an open cattle call and people just came in from everywhere and I was convinced there was not a chance in you-know-what I was ever going to get anywhere near this…and I was wrong,” St. John told...
It's been 22 years since we first heard the iconic phrase uttered by Red Ranger Jason Lee Scott on the beloved hit '90s series, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers -- but it never gets old!
ETonline caught up with the leader of the original leader of the pack, Austin St. John, to chat all things Power Rangers and get the scoop on his exciting new project that will bring him back to Hollywood after a nearly 20-year hiatus.
When St. John signed on for the children's series in 1993 at just 17 years old, no one could have guessed the show would take off like it did.
“Thousands of people tried out for the show. It was an open cattle call and people just came in from everywhere and I was convinced there was not a chance in you-know-what I was ever going to get anywhere near this…and I was wrong,” St. John told...
- 3/10/2015
- Entertainment Tonight
Following the end of the highly successful Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, many of the original Rangers distanced themselves from the show due to a variety of behind-the-scenes issues. However, thanks in large part to a immense and loving fanbase, many of the original Rangers have returned to the public eye over the past 2-3 years. Several original Rangers, including the original Red Ranger Austin St. John, the original Blue Ranger David Yost, and the original Black Ranger Walter Jones, have begun attending conventions where they are consistently amongst the show's most popular guests. Additionally, with the announcement of a new movie arriving in 2016, the Rangers' popularity has seen a huge uptick in recent months. All five living original Rangers have expressed interest in appearing in some capacity. Even though she's not a prominent figure on the convention scene, Amy Jo Johnson, who played the original Pink Ranger Kimberly Hart, has...
- 11/15/2014
- ComicBookMovie.com
The revival of the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers franchise is in full swing, with a reboot, comics, anniversary merchandise, and more coming our way. An excellent new short has also been released on Funny or Die featuring a nice twist on the classic characters. The short has been uploaded by actor Matt Jayson (Chuck), who also stars in the 3-minute piece. The original series starred Austin St. John (Jason/Red), Walter Jones (Zack/Black), David Yost (Billy/Blue), Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly/Pink), Thuy Trang (Trini/Yellow), and Jason David Frank (Tommy/Green). Check out the funny short below and be sure to listen carefully for a few well-placed Easter Eggs. The Ranger - watch more funny videos What'd you guys think? Would you want the reboot to follow a similar tone? Sound off with your thoughts below! Long ago, the ancient wizard Zordon did battle with the evil witch Rita Repulsa.
- 8/12/2014
- ComicBookMovie.com
It’s happened: the Power Rangers are heading back to the movies. And with luck, this time around Ivan Ooze won’t be anywhere within a twelve-mile radius of the theater.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers remains one of the last glorious bastions of my childhood. Somewhere deep in my bedroom back home, there’s probably at least one expensive action figure (I got the kind that morph, because I was spoiled) hiding away. Although the brand has survived dozens of tinkerings and reboots over the years (Jungle Fury? Really?), the original three-season series is unsullied — in my mind, at least.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers remains one of the last glorious bastions of my childhood. Somewhere deep in my bedroom back home, there’s probably at least one expensive action figure (I got the kind that morph, because I was spoiled) hiding away. Although the brand has survived dozens of tinkerings and reboots over the years (Jungle Fury? Really?), the original three-season series is unsullied — in my mind, at least.
- 5/7/2014
- by Marc Snetiker
- EW.com - PopWatch
Browse our gallery of unforgettable ’90s hunks, then vote for your favorite!
You swooned over them, you posted their pictures on your bedroom wall, and most importantly, you made sure to always watch them live – you know, because DVR didn’t exist back then. They were the finest gentlemen of ’90s television, and now, HollywoodLife.com is giving them the tribute they deserve.
You already crowned Tiffani Thiessen as the ’90s TV queen… but who will be her king?
’90s TV Icons: Who’s The Hottest Guy Of The Decade?
Austin St. John as Jason Scott on Fox’s Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (1993 — 1995)
David Boreanaz as Angel on The WB/Upn’s Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1997 — 2003)
Dean Cain as Clark Kent/Superman on ABC’s Lois & Clark (1993 — 1997)
Take Our Poll
Jaleel White as Stefan Urkel on ABC/CBS’ Family Matters (1989 — 1998)
Joey Lawrence as Joey Russo on NBC’s Blossom (1990 — 1995)
John Stamos...
You swooned over them, you posted their pictures on your bedroom wall, and most importantly, you made sure to always watch them live – you know, because DVR didn’t exist back then. They were the finest gentlemen of ’90s television, and now, HollywoodLife.com is giving them the tribute they deserve.
You already crowned Tiffani Thiessen as the ’90s TV queen… but who will be her king?
’90s TV Icons: Who’s The Hottest Guy Of The Decade?
Austin St. John as Jason Scott on Fox’s Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (1993 — 1995)
David Boreanaz as Angel on The WB/Upn’s Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1997 — 2003)
Dean Cain as Clark Kent/Superman on ABC’s Lois & Clark (1993 — 1997)
Take Our Poll
Jaleel White as Stefan Urkel on ABC/CBS’ Family Matters (1989 — 1998)
Joey Lawrence as Joey Russo on NBC’s Blossom (1990 — 1995)
John Stamos...
- 2/8/2014
- by Hollywood Life Staff
- HollywoodLife
Twenty years ago a bizarre, action-packed kids series called Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers premiered and garnered a fast, rabid following. For the 12-and-under set, the show served as a bridge between Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Saved By the Bell: Yes, there were cartoonish fight scenes and giant robot villains, but the show also exalted cool teenagers and made you feel like part of their Angel Grove-protecting posse. You could feel like a kid and a tolerable preteen among their ranks.
If you didn’t watch Power Rangers from at least ’93-’95, you were nothing to me. I got my Power Rangers action figures from the soon-to-be-bankrupted Venture department stores in the Midwest, and I became obsessed with dinosaurs because of the Power Rangers “roll call” (“Mastodon! Pterodactyl! Triceratops! Saber-toothed tiger! Tyrannosaurus!”), and not because of Jurassic Park. That’s what separates kids born in 1981 from kids born in 1986, Fyi.
If you didn’t watch Power Rangers from at least ’93-’95, you were nothing to me. I got my Power Rangers action figures from the soon-to-be-bankrupted Venture department stores in the Midwest, and I became obsessed with dinosaurs because of the Power Rangers “roll call” (“Mastodon! Pterodactyl! Triceratops! Saber-toothed tiger! Tyrannosaurus!”), and not because of Jurassic Park. That’s what separates kids born in 1981 from kids born in 1986, Fyi.
- 8/28/2013
- by Louis Virtel
- The Backlot
It's morphin' time! Twenty years ago today, on August 28, 1993, "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" premiered.
The kids show featured five teens (later six when the Green/White Ranger was added) being called upon to protect the world from Rita Repulsa. It originally starred Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott, Thuy Trang as Trini Kwan, Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly Hart, David Yost as Billy Cranston, Walter Emanuel Jones as Zack Taylor and Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver.
When they transformed into the Power Rangers, the teens got a variety of weapons, including giant machines called Zords.
The Power Rangers fought a variety of monsters, some of them voiced by some of today's hottest TV stars, including "Breaking Bad" leading man Bryan Cranston. His last name was also used to name the Blue Ranger.
The success of "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" on TV and the subsequent merchandise paved the way...
The kids show featured five teens (later six when the Green/White Ranger was added) being called upon to protect the world from Rita Repulsa. It originally starred Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott, Thuy Trang as Trini Kwan, Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly Hart, David Yost as Billy Cranston, Walter Emanuel Jones as Zack Taylor and Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver.
When they transformed into the Power Rangers, the teens got a variety of weapons, including giant machines called Zords.
The Power Rangers fought a variety of monsters, some of them voiced by some of today's hottest TV stars, including "Breaking Bad" leading man Bryan Cranston. His last name was also used to name the Blue Ranger.
The success of "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" on TV and the subsequent merchandise paved the way...
- 8/28/2013
- by The Huffington Post
- Huffington Post
Go Go Power Rangers!20 years ago today, the first episode of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" aired in America -- introducing the world to a team of suited up teens, a sorceress named Rita Repulsa and, yes, even Bryan Cranston.The colorful titular group consisted of young, unknown actors like Amy Jo Johnson, Walter Jones, Austin St. John, Thuy Trang, David Yost and Jason David Frank -- some of whom continued to suit up for years to come. 'The core cast would eventually be replaced along the way, with spinoffs and reboots continuing through 2013.But what happened to the stars of the show after leaving Angel Grove? Check out the gallery above to see what they all look like now -- and find out what they've been up to.As for Cranston ... just enjoy this clip of him doing the voice for Snizard below. Amazing. Read more...
- 8/28/2013
- by tooFab Staff
- TooFab
The Power Rangers reunion gets less mighty by the day ... now it's the Black Power Ranger who says he won't go-go ... in part out of respect for the Blue Ranger's beef with producers.As TMZ previously reported ... Blue Power Ranger David Yost declined an invitation to reunite the original cast, saying the producers harassed him for being gay when he was on the show from 1993-1996. Now original Black Power Ranger Walter Jones tells TMZ he was treated pretty badly,...
- 5/16/2013
- by TMZ Staff
- TMZ
2013 marks the 20th anniversary of Power Rangers. I grew up with the teenage superheroes from Angel Grove and have been reliving my childhood by rewatching the series on Netflix. Last month, I started a year long series of articles celebrating the anniversary with 5 Power Ranger Rip-Offs You Probably Forgot. This month, I have delved into the massive Power Ranger archives to deliver the following trivia that you didn’t know about the series.
10. The Perfect Attendance Award Goes To…
Billy and Alpha 5 are the only main characters to appear in all 155 episodes of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. That’s right, the nerd and the robot appeared in every episode of the original series.This is due in part to the departure of Austin St. John (Jason), Thuy Thang (Trini) and Walter Emanuel Johns (Zack) halfway through the second season and Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly) leaving toward the end of the third season.
10. The Perfect Attendance Award Goes To…
Billy and Alpha 5 are the only main characters to appear in all 155 episodes of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. That’s right, the nerd and the robot appeared in every episode of the original series.This is due in part to the departure of Austin St. John (Jason), Thuy Thang (Trini) and Walter Emanuel Johns (Zack) halfway through the second season and Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly) leaving toward the end of the third season.
- 2/23/2013
- by Samuel Moon
- Obsessed with Film
Two types of people might take interest in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Power Rangers complete series boxed sets: the diehard fans and those nostalgic for a piece of childhood. In this scenario, one of the parties will likely find huge disappointment waiting for them, while the other will simply be taking advantage of a spiffy consolidated set to streamline their collection. Can you guess which is which? Anyone who grew up with the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and never checked in with the series after its run in American primetime might do well to not look back, because the memories they have of Austin St. John, Walter Emanuel Jones, David Yost, Thuy Trang, Amy Jo Johnson, and Jason David Frank are best left as such. The series only achieved that same quality once again in the series (in Power Rangers in Space) and beyond that you have an...
- 11/13/2012
- by Lex Walker
- JustPressPlay.net
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