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Here’s a young, not-bald Jason Alexander in a 1983 commercial for Pabst Blue Ribbon. And since, I can never hear the words “Pabst Blue Ribbon” without visualizing Dennis Hopper, here is a special bonus clip from Blue Velvet.

I often feel like I could probably do an entire year’s worth of “Before They Were Stars” features consisting of commercials Jason Alexander did during the 1980s. But this may be the earliest Alexander commercial available on Youtube as the … Continue reading →

I’m not sure any actor did more commercials before they were famous than Jason Alexander as he seemed to appear in virtually every other ad that aired on television during the 1980s. Here’s one in which Alexander gets arrested and has … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvEC1qZuehI On Seinfeld, George Costanza wound up getting a job working for the New York Yankees, so it’s hilarious to see him standing in the background of this Miller Lite commercial behind one of the most beloved Yankees of all … Continue reading →

Here’s a chance to see two currently bald actors in a commercial together back when they both still had hair! In this Levi’s jeans ad from 1984, look for Jason Alexander as the guy in the jean jacket dancing around … Continue reading →

I feel like I should hold a contest: which sitcom star did more cheesy commercials during the 1980s before they were famous? Jason Alexander or Matt LeBlanc? I don’t have an exact count yet, but here’s LeBlanc gaining another point … Continue reading →

I’ve probably posted more “Before They Were Stars” commercials for Jason Alexander than any other actor (including one in which he appeared alongside the recently departed New York Yankee legend, Yogi Berra). For a change of pace, here’s the first … Continue reading →

Before he hit it big on Seinfeld, Jason Alexander used to pay the bills by appearing in a lot of TV commercials during the eighties. His most memorable definitely had to be this one where he appears with a full … Continue reading →