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On June 18, 2007, Wendy's switched the #4 combo from the Big Bacon Classic to the new "Baconator" in the United States. The sandwich comes with Mayo, Ketchup, 6 pieces of bacon, two 1/4lbs. patties, and two pieces of American cheese. In all other countries, this burger was made the combo #9.
Commercials for the Baconator features an overweight, middle-aged man in a black and white world, wearing the pigtails of the Wendy's logo, which are colored in red--the only area of color in the scene. This technique was previously used in the films Sin City and Schindler's List.
Frankie Muniz Controversy
On August 7, 2007, it was widely rumored that former child actor Frankie Muniz suffered a critical heart attack and was rushed to Cedars-Siani Medical Center after consuming two of them in quick succession.
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