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Posted in: Netflix, Preview, streaming, TV | Tagged: mighty morphin power rangers, MMPR, netflix, power rangers, preview, trailerHere's how Netflix's Power Rangers reunion special honored original Yellow Ranger Thuy Trang and original Green Ranger Jason David Frank.As excited as fans were to see Netflix's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always bring David Yost as Billy (Blue Ranger), Walter Jones as Zack (Black Ranger), Karan Ashley as Aisha (Yellow Ranger), Catherine Sutherland as Kat (Pink Ranger), Steve Cardenas as Rocky (Red Ranger), and Johnny Yong Bosch as Adam (Green Ranger) to our screens (alongside Richard Horvitz's Alpha 5 and Barbara Goodson's Rita Repulsa), there was also the matter of how the reunion special would handle the passing of original Yellow Ranger Trini actress Thuy Trang and original Green Ranger Tommy actor Jason David Frank. Though we're going to go light on the spoilers, there will still be a few, so please consider the "MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!" sign on (just in case) as we look at how the show honored its fallen heroes.Image: FOX Kids/BANDAIIn the reunion special, Trang's passing was handled by having a robot version of Rita Repulsa (Goodson) kill Trini. That tragedy turned into an opportunity to honor Trang/Trini as Trini's daughter Minh (Charlie Kersh) worked to carry on the family's heroic honor. While Frank did not appear, his Green Ranger does appear briefly and only in full-on costume mode. But it's toward the end of the special when Frank is remembered with a clip from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers S02E11 "The Song of Guitardo." In the scene, Kimberly/Pink Ranger (Amy Jo Johnson) and Zack (Jones) perform the song "Down the Road" (performed & possibly written by Johnson) as Tommy comes to terms with having lost his Green Ranger powers. As the song continues, the screen shifts to pictures of both Trang and Frank, with "In loving memory of Thuy Trang and Jason David Frank" across the bottom of the screen, beneath the images.Image: Netflix Screencap"I think it was very poignant. In that [season 2] episode, we were saying goodbye to Tommy, and it was a moment that we were all sharing. And to be able to take that piece of history and apply it to current-day history… I was happy that we had that as a way to say goodbye in a most honorable way — and to get to share our grief," Jones shared with EW. "It was really difficult for me to watch it [the tribute] and to think about it and have the realization that both Jason and Thuy are gone. As a cast, we were like brothers and sisters; we all got along. You know, we would fight every now and then, but

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Jesus didn’t tap.It wasn’t a joke to Jason David Frank. It wasn’t just a T-shirt or the first Christian line of mixed martial arts apparel or just the cool, multicolored tattoo he bore prominently on his forearm.It was a statement of faith: We are weak, but he is strong; people are frail and fail and succumb to sin, but Christ bore all human weakness and conquered sin; dying he destroyed death. His love never fails. Jesus doesn’t tap. Thanks for signing up. Please click here to see all our newsletters. Sorry, something went wrong. Please try again.“To me, he’s the true champion, he’s the only champion,” Frank told the Houston Chronicle in 2010. “There’s really only one true champion who’s been through, like, enduring pain, and that’s Jesus.”Frank—who became famous for playing the Green Ranger and the White Ranger on the kids’ TV show Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, developed and taught his own form of martial arts called Toso Kune Do, and launched the Jesus Didn’t Tap line of apparel—died on Saturday, November 19. He was 49. It has been widely reported that he died by suicide.Fans reacted to news of his death with anger, disbelief, empathy, bitterness, sarcasm, and sadness.“[I’m] in shock and sad and don’t know how to take this. … jesus didn’t tap remember jason? why did you tap out like this????,” one fan wrote on Twitter.“That’s sad man!” another said. “He’s been fighting for a min[ute].”Fans gathered on Frank’s official Facebook page on Monday morning after the Thanksgiving holiday to celebrate his life and share how much he meant to them. They talked about watching Frank on the Power Rangers and meeting him at comic-con events, and shared how he encouraged and inspired them.“I don’t usually allow ‘famous’ deaths [to] affect me all that much,” one fan wrote on Facebook. “This … is different and hurts.”Frank was born in Covina, California, on September 4, 1973, to Ray and Janice Frank. He and his brother, Erik, started taking karate lessons when he was 4 and his brother was 6.Martial arts schools were popping up across the country at the time. Military veterans who had studied karate, judo, or tae kwon do while stationed in Asia started opening dojos, offering classes to children, and organizing regional and national competitions. The Franks studied with Louis Casamassa, a Marine who had been stationed in Japan. He opened a school in Covina in 1972, teaching his own fighting style, which would today be recognized as “mixed martial arts.” He called it “Red Dragon.”Jason David Frank learned the Red Dragon style and earned his black belt at age 12. He competed on the karate tournament circuit at 18, and then opened his