Back in 1996, Aly Sherb’s grandmother bought a McDonald’s hamburger and fries, and put it in a shoebox in her closet. Aly wanted to see it, so her grandmother showed it to us. It looks almost the same now as it did on the day she bought it. How scary is that?
Part of me wants to buy one and do the same thing. Then the other part of me is really craving one. What about you?
I saw this story because Jason Alexander responded to it. Back in 1985, he did a commercial for them, so he said, “Has to be one of the MCDLT’s we used in the commercial. Keeps the hot, hot. Keeps the cool, cool. I’m sensing a comeback.” I hope they bring it back and have him recreate the advertisement.
Jeopardy wanted to see how well the contestants know Seinfeld, so they asked them some questions. Well, not Alex Trebeck, but the stars, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Jason Alexander, themselves.
How well did they do? Of course, they got all the answers correct. I mean, who doesn’t everything about the show that is about nothing.
We are so used to Jason Alexander as George Costanza; we forget that he has also done musicals. He even once sang for McDonald’s supper back in the day!
The actor wanted to give us some joy, so he sat down on his piano bench and sang With You from Pippen as he tickled the ivories for us. What a gorgeous rendition of a beautiful song.
I hope it brightens your day as much as it did mine. Especially since today, Alexander and I both began living Safer At Home for the next month.
There is something about the real Jason Alexander that is just so endearing. This video is another reason why I adore him so much.
If you want more of Alexander’s singing, then you can watch two of his musicals on Tubi TV for free. There is Bye Bye Birdie and Lucky Stiff. The latter is really enjoyable and witty.
Before Jason Alexander was trying not to masturbate on Seinfeld, he was handing out material to masturbate to in The Burning. He looks the same now as he did when he was 20 in that 1981 movie.
Before Jason Alexander was the perv on Seinfeld, he was supplying t!tty magazines to his friends in Senior Trip. He looks the same now as he did when he was 21 in that 1981. Well, he had more hair back then.
