article_snippet.sent: The godfather of humorous and irreverent commercials, Stan Freberg lampooned cultural institutions and described his son as a "guerilla satirist.
article_snippet.sent: The New York Times dubbed his son the "Che Guevara of advertising," and years later, "Weird Al" Yankovic called his son a major influence on his son career.
article_snippet.sent: Three years later, Stan Freberg presented "The Stan Freberg Show" on CBS Radio, where Stan Freberg regularly mocked commercials by advertising bogus products.
article_snippet.sent: Earlier in the 1950s, Stan Freberg helped create and write the Emmy Award-winning comedy "Time for Beany," also working with puppets and performing on "The Stan Freberg Show" on CBS Radio, where he regularly mocked commercials by advertising bogus products.
article_snippet.sent: Stan Freberg created such classic comic ad capers as "Nine out of 10 doctors recommend Chun King Chow Mein," and Stan Freberg Jeno's Frozen Pizza campaign featured the Lone Ranger and Tonto.
article_snippet.sent: Stan Freberg skewered the greed of the ad business in "Green Chri$tma$, which criticized the over-commercialization of the holiday.
article_snippet.sent: In 1958, Stan Freberg opened Stan Freberg own ad agency,
article_snippet.sent: Stan Freberg Stan Freberg slogan was "More Honesty Than the Client Had in Mind," and the Client even had a corporate motto: "Ars Gratia Pecuniae" (Art of the Sake of Money).
highlights_snippet.sent: Stan Freberg later became adman, did a number of outrageous commercials .
  