As a result, St. John, along with all of his other co-stars including Jason David Frank[5] agreed to leave the show during its second season if their employers rejected their pay demands and unionization attempts, but when time came, only Walter Emanuel Jones and Thuy Trang joined him in the ultimatum and ultimately left the show.

[6][7] St. John went on to reprise the role of Jason several times over, in both film and television, including a permanent role in Power Rangers Zeo, and making an appearance as the character in 2002, in an episode of Power Rangers Wild Force entitled "Forever Red".

[8] In 2020, St. John reprised the role of Jason in a second season episode of Power Rangers Beast Morphers titled "Grid Connection".

[13] In February 2024, he announced plans to start a controversial "warrior"-inspired clothing line featuring quotes from prominent historical figures — including Adolf Hitler.

This drew fierce condemnation from fans, as well as Amy Jo Johnson, who costarred in the series as Kimberly Hart, the Pink Ranger.

Prosecutors said participants in the conspiracy would file false supporting documentation and misrepresent key details, including the number of their employees and the amount of their payroll, causing the Small Business Administration and financial institutions to issue loans.

Prosecutors allege St. John and co-defendants paid the ringleaders of the scheme, and spent the money on personal purchases.