Jason Lee Scott has been the Red Ranger since the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers '90s series. Now, cut off from the grid by the Death Ranger, he's finally retiring and going off to live a civilian life.
After decades of protecting the universe through his connection to the Morphin Grid, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ original ‘90s Red Ranger, Jason Lee Scott, is officially retiring–and it’s the heroically heartfelt goodbye the character deserved.
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