Where Are The Original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers Now?

Because every 90's kid should know.

With rumors circulating in recent years that a Power Rangers reboot is heading to theaters, I thought it may be time to see what the original Rangers have been up to.

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Jason David Frank (Tommy Oliver/Green Ranger/White Ranger)

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Jason David Frank stayed on when the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers became Power Rangers: Zeo. He didn't leave the series until 1997 and has done little acting outside of the Power Rangers franchise since. He has appeared in some martial arts films, and has reprised his role as Tommy Oliver several times including an appearance this year. He has focused on his martial arts training and has fought in MMA matches both as an amateur and a professional. He is undefeated. He also held the world record for "most pine boards broken in freefall" for four months until somebody else came along and broke his record. You can watch a video of JDF breaking the world record below.

He has also promised to have a cameo in the long-rumored Power Rangers reboot.

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David Yost (Billy Cranston/Blue Ranger)

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David Yost was the only original member of the team to stick around when the show entered it's fourth season and took on a new name. His role on the series changed as he was no longer a ranger, but instead the tech advisor to the rangers. After his departure from the show, Yost claimed he was sexually discriminated against (he is homosexual), an allegation the shows producers have denied. In any case, he has acted since, including a small stage show in 2002. He has been actively producing films and TV series, and even participated in a reunion at Power Morphicon in 2012 and this year.

Amy Jo Johnson (Kimberly Hart/Pink Ranger)

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Amy Jo Johnson doesn't exactly seem super stoked that she became famous because of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, but she has been keeping busy since her time on the show came to an end. She landed a role on Felicity in 1998 and recurred on the show until it's end in 2002. Between her acting gigs, AJJ also has a pretty legit music career. She has 3 albums available on iTunes, with the last being released just last year. Take a listen to "Goodbye" off of her album The Trans-American Treatment below.

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Austin St. John (Jason Lee Scott/Red Ranger)

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Austin St. John played the leader of the Power Rangers on the show. His real name is Jason Geiger and he has since quit acting. He returned to the franchise for a few guest appearances, but his last was during the 10th anniversary special where he joined Jason David Frank and reprised his role as the leader of the Power Rangers. Geiger joined the military and spent several years overseas. He now works as an EMT and firefighter, but has made appearances at conventions honoring the Power Rangers, most notably the 2014 Power Morphicon where he joined many of his former castmates.

Walter Jones (Zack Taylor/Black Ranger)

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Walter Jones has been consistently acting since his time on Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers ended. Most of it is voiceover work on the radio, in video games, and in film, most notably He had a role on FX's Emmy-Award winning series The Shield and has been back to the Power Rangers franchise a few times in some way, shape, or form. Jones also played the character of Boomer in the greatest Disney Channel Original Movie of all time, Brink!

Thuy Trang (Trini Kwan/Yellow Ranger)

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Thuy Trang tragically died in a car accident in 2001 at the age of 27. Taken way before her time, the driver of the car she was riding in lost control of the vehicle and slammed into a rock wall on the other side of the road. The driver survived the accident and is now a quadriplegic. Before her death, Trang had a role in the 1996 sequel, The Crow: City of Angels.

R.I.P. Thuy Trang (1973-2001)