Brad Garrett of “Everybody Loves Raymond” stars as Tony Bolognavich, “The King of Cold Cuts,” in a new ad for Jimmy John's. In the spot, a man rushes to hand a sandwich to Bolognavich. “Jimmy John's is calling it the Caprese Salami Pesto,” says the man.

Brad Garrett There's a Better Way to Measure TV & Streaming Ad ROI Brad Garrett is back again as Tony Bolognavich, the King of Cold Cuts. This time Bolognavich is working to expose the ingredients in the new Jimmy John's Jalapeño Ranch Summer Wrap.

Brad Garrett Jimmy John's Summer Wraps TV Spot, 'Here to Stay' Featuring Brad Garrett.

Jimmy views an ad previously used by D&M and finds it lacks "showmanship." Jimmy hires the camera crew he previously used and films an ad of his own. He decides to run it without the firm's approval and contacts a station in Colorado Springs, where no Sandpiper residents responded to the mailings.

After spending time blending their voices to do an homage to “Grease” for a Super Bowl commercial for T-Mobile, John Travolta, Zach Braff and Donald Faison might want to start working on a new tune.

Jimmy John Liautaud In 1983, at 19 years old, Jimmy John Liautaud founded a small sandwich shop in Charleston, Illinois. He worked open to close to make the business succeed, and succeed it has. Today, he has grown Jimmy John's Sandwiches to one of the fastest growing Quick Service Restaurants in America.

Brad Garrett Emmy winner Brad Garrett returns as mafiosi Tony Bolognavich, the self-styled "King of Cold Cuts," in fresh ads for Jimmy John's.

Jimmy, fed up with being not being able to work in the way he wants, runs the commercial without the approval of the partners at his firm. While the commercial is a resound success, for some reason Jimmy is reprimanded by the leaders of Davis & Main and is scolded by his brother.

Alongside his charge of property damage, Jimmy faced an even more serious crime for his Chicago Sunroof incident: indecent exposure. Since Chet's kids were in the car, this was levied against Jimmy due to him having his pants down.

To quickly recap, Jimmy/Saul has had his license suspended due to criminal charges he faced for breaking into his older (now deceased) more successful brother Chuck's home to destroy audio recordings of Jimmy confessing to manufacturing evidence.

T-Mobile nailed the trifecta of celebrities, humor and nostalgia to push its 5G home Internet service, pairing John Travolta with Scrubs stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison for a spoof of the Grease hit “Summer Nights,” and Travolta opened up about what made him say yes to the project.

John Travolta Makes Zach Braff & Donald Faison's 'Wildest Fantasies' Come True With T-Mobile Super Bowl Commercial. The trio switch up the lyrics to "Summer Nights" from the 1978 classic musical film Grease in the new ad.