Out of all the people, in the world, to be selling pies, Jason Biggs is the one that we are most excited to see do it. So Edwards Desserts asked him to promote their limited edition Pie Lovers Passion Fruit Pie, and the cream pie will never be the same!
So if Biggs is making your mouth wet with anticipation, then order one and make sure to swallow and not spit any out.
And be careful because you never know if your pie is going to have a hole in the center! Unless he reserves that for apple pies?!?
Next year, American Pie is turning 25. And DoorDash doesn’t want to wait to celebrate the movie’s milestone. So they asked Jason Biggs and Seann William Scott to be in their commercial to promote DashPass. Because DashPass is going to give Jim, I mean Jason, the “Best Summer ever.”
And Stifler, I mean Seann, thought that they had the best summer in 1999, so he is mad at his friend for betraying him. Well, he got over it quickly, and now they are friends again, remembering that one time in band camp. Oh wait, that was Jim’s wife. Where is Alyson Hannigan?
This advertisement would’ve been a whole lot better if there was an apple pie in his DashPass order. You can’t have an American Pie reunion with an apple pie!
Jason Biggs is kind of known as the nerdy guy since his days of making love to the American Pie. However, in this ad for Baby Bel cheese, he is making scream, “Baby, ring my bell.”
Who knew he could be so sexy? He is like the Patrick Dempsey of his generation. Too far!
Jason Biggs went to the US Open and the Kiss Cam found him. What do you do when then that happens? You kiss the person next to you. However, in his case, it wasn’t his wife. It was Australian tennis player Rennae Stubbs.
Luckily for Jenny Mollen, she was sitting right below them and not watching that on TV. Luckily for Biggs, his wife is cool. Otherwise, the luv would be out of their marriage. I made a tennis joke!
Before Jason Biggs went to high school in American Pie, he went to elementary school in Drexel’s Class. How cute was the 13-year-old in that 1991 episode?
