Looks like Jason Alexander is experimenting with hair systems.  It is not the worst look for him.  But since he did lose 30 pounds according to this story, I think the Sly look would have totally complimented that!  Here's the link:

http://xfinity.comcast.net/video/jason-alexanders-shocking-new-hair/2147186618

He's still a putz.  No hair system is going to help!  

He actually looks more blah than he did with the horseshoe.  At least it was his trademark look, awful as it was.

Red

Once I saw "Pretty Woman" I couldn't stand him

I am a big fan of Seinfeld. But waz up with the hair George?
No soup for you!

Lol, I agree. Next!
I really don't care for the route he's taking, but I don't think it looks horrible, especially with the weight loss.
That said, I think he would look even better shaved now.

At least he's being honest and forthcoming with the process.

This could mark a turning point in the popularity of sly. If he gets a system and keeps it, other actors will want one too. In a few years the general population will be back to hair systems, if he really starts a trend in that direction by keeping a system on his head from now on. People will be thinking if it helped Jaxon Alexander it can help me too.  We heard it here first.

Somebody ought to offer him the wisdom of Earl K. Long, Governor of Louisiana, who, when someone suggested he ought to wear a type of clothing rather than his own style, remarked that it would "look like socks on a rooster." 

Quote from: saintc on September 29, 2011, 06:35:09 AM

Somebody ought to offer him the wisdom of Earl K. Long, Governor of Louisiana, who, when someone suggested he ought to wear a type of clothing rather than his own style, remarked that it would "look like socks on a rooster." 

Was that Blaze Starr's boyfriend.?

Move to the head of the class in Louisiana history!

And who was the governor who said he wanted to be buried in his home state so he could remain involved in politics?

I think of him and his corruption every time I drive on a rough, pot holed road in, LA....

Yeah you right, but sadly before the Long's those pot holed hard topped roads were just dirt & gravel!