 painfully distorted as Freberg struggles to turn the classic song into a form that Tweedly will find acceptable "to the tiny tots" listening at home: "He don't, er, doesn't plant 'taters, er, potatoes… he doesn't plant cotton, er, cotting… and them-these-those that plants them are soon forgotting", a lyric of which Freberg is particularly proud. Even when the censor finds Freberg's machinations acceptable, the constant interruption ultimately brings the song to a grinding halt (just before Freberg would have had to edit the line "You gets a little drunk and you lands in jail"), saying, "Take your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly—we know when we're licked", furnishing the moral and the punch line of the sketch at once. But all of these factors forced the cancellation of the show after a run of only 15 episodes.

In 1966, he recorded an album, Freberg Underground, in a format similar to his radio show, using the same cast and orchestra. He called it "pay radio", in a parallel to the phrase pay TV (the nickname at the time for subscription-based cable and broadcast television) "…because you have to go into the record store and buy it". This album is notable for giving Dr. Edward Teller the Father of the Year award for being "father of the hydrogen bomb" ("Use it in good health!"); for lampooning all-digit dialing ("They Took Away Our Murray Hills"); and for a combined satire ("The Flak-man and Reagan") of the Batman television series and the 1966 California Governor's race between Edmund G. "Pat" Brown and Ronald Reagan, in which the idea of Reagan in the future running for U.S. president and winning, was used in song as a final, over-the-top gag. The album is probably most famous for a bit in which, through the magic of sound effects, Freberg drained Lake Michigan and refilled it with hot chocolate and a mountain of whipped cream while a giant maraschino cherry was dropped like a bomb by the Royal Canadian Air Force to the cheers of 25,000 extras viewing from the shoreline. Freberg concluded with, "Let's see them do that on television!" That bit became one of several commercials Freberg wrote to promote radio advertising, sometimes tagged with a jazzy jingle sung by Sara Vaughn.

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painfully distorted as Freberg struggles to turn the classic birdcall into a human body that Tweedly will find acceptable " to the tiny toddler " listening at home: " He don't, er, doesn't establish' potato, er, potatoes … he doesn't plant cotton, er, cotting … and them - these - those that plants them are soon forgotting ", a lyric of which Freberg is particularly proud. Even when the censor receive Freberg's machinations acceptable, the ceaseless break ultimately brings the song to a grinding halt (just before Freberg would have accept to edit the line " You gets a short drunk and you lands in jail "), saying, " carry your finger off the button, Mr. Tweedly — we know when we're licked ", furnishing the moral and the punch line of the cartoon at once. But all of these factors forced the cancellation of the show after a run of only 15 episodes. 

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IN 1966, he ReCorDeD an alBUm, FrebErg undErgrounD, in a forMAt sImILAR tO his radio show, using ThE SAmE cast and OrchesTRa. he CAlled it "pAy RadIo", in A PArallEl to THe Phrase paY TV (the NIcKnAme at thE tIme for SuBscRipTion-bASed cAble anD broadcaSt telEVision) "…because yOU have to go into THe RECoRD stoRe aNd buy it". This AlbuM Is noTablE FoR giVIng Dr. edwarD TELlER the Father of the Year AwArd for Being "Father of the hyDrogen bomb" ("uSE It in good HealTH!"); fOR lampooning all-Digit Dialing ("TheY took Away our MuRray HillS"); and for a cOMBined satIre ("the flaK-maN ANd reagan") of the BaTMAn teLeVision sEriEs and thE 1966 CaLifOrnIa GOvErnor's racE between edMuNd g. "PAt" BRown aND Ronald REaGan, In WhiCh the IDea of REagan In thE fUtURe rUnning fOR U.s. PResiDeNt And wInnInG, was uSed iN SonG as a finAl, over-the-Top GAg. ThE aLbUm is proBably most famoUs For a bit in wHiCh, tHrough THE magic of Sound effects, Freberg draiNEd Lake MIchIgan aNd reFilled it wIth Hot choColATe and a MountaIn of wHiPpeD CReam wHILe A giAnT maraschinO CHerRy was DrOppeD like a bOmb by the Royal CanadIAn AIr Force to the cHeeRs of 25,000 EXTrAs vIEwINg fRoM The SHOreline. Freberg cOncluded wiTh, "lEt'S see them do THat On TelevisIon!" That Bit beCAme one oF several cOmmercialS FRebeRG WroTe to promotE radio adVertising, SOmetiMEs TaggeD wiTh a jazZy JinGle suNg by SaRA VaUghn.

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In1966,he recor ded a n  album, Freber g  Underground, in a  f o rmat  si milar to hi s ra d io s how, us ing the s ame c as t  a n d orchestra. He cal le d it " pay r adio", in a p arallel to t h e phrase  pay TV (the nicknameat th e time for subscrip tion- based ca ble and b r o adcast t ele vis ion ) " … b ec ause you have t o go  i nto the  re cord st ore  an d b uyit ". This a lbum isno ta bl efor  givi n g Dr. Ed wa rdTe lle r the Father  of t he Y ea ra war d for b e in g "fat he rof t hehy droge n bo m b"("Use i t in good  he a lth! ") ;for lam pooning all-d ig it dialing  ( "Th ey Too k Away Our  Murray Hills"); and fo r  a comb ine d sat ire("The Fla k-m an and  Re a gan")of the  Batm an  te l e visio n se rie sand the 19 6 6  Ca lifor ni a Go vernor' s race between Edm u ndG. "Pat" Brow n a nd R o n al d R e ag a n,in whi c h  the idea of Re agan in th ef ut ure runnin g  fo rU.S. pr esident  andw inning,  was used  in songas  a f i n al,  over-the- top gag.  The albu m  is p r ob ablymos t famo us  fo r a b it inw hic h, th roughth e magi c ofso und effe cts, Freberg drained La ke Mic higan  an d refille d i t  wi th hot ch ocol ate and amou nta in of  wh i ppedcrea m  w hil e  a gi antm araschino ch err y wa s dropped l i k e  abombbyt he Roy al C anadian Air Force to the cheersof 2 5 , 000  ex t rasvi ewing from the  sh or e l ine. Fre be rg conclude d with,"L e t's s ee the m do t hat ont e le v ision! " Th atbit becam e o ne of seve ra lc ommerc ials  F reberg  wrote to p r o mote radio adver tisin g ,  some t ime s tag ge d witha  jaz zy jinglesung by Sar a Vaug hn.
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 painfully_distorted as_Freberg struggles to turn_the classic_song_into a_form_that Tweedly will_find acceptable "to_the tiny tots" listening_at home: "He_don't,_er, doesn't plant 'taters, er, potatoes… he doesn't plant cotton, er, cotting… and them-these-those_that_plants them_are_soon_forgotting", a lyric of which_Freberg is particularly proud. Even_when the_censor finds Freberg's machinations acceptable, the constant interruption_ultimately_brings the song_to a grinding halt (just before Freberg would have_had to edit the line "You_gets a little_drunk_and_you lands in jail"),_saying, "Take your finger off the_button, Mr. Tweedly—we know when we're_licked", furnishing the moral and the punch_line of the sketch at once._But all of these factors_forced the_cancellation of the show after_a run of_only 15_episodes.

In 1966, he_recorded an album, Freberg Underground, in_a format similar_to his radio show, using the_same_cast and orchestra._He_called_it "pay_radio", in a_parallel_to the_phrase_pay TV (the nickname at the_time_for subscription-based cable and broadcast television) "…because_you have to go_into_the record store and_buy it". This album is_notable for giving Dr. Edward Teller_the Father_of the_Year award for being "father of the hydrogen bomb" ("Use it_in good health!"); for lampooning all-digit_dialing ("They Took Away_Our Murray_Hills");_and for a_combined_satire ("The_Flak-man and Reagan") of the Batman television_series and_the 1966 California Governor's race between_Edmund G. "Pat" Brown_and_Ronald Reagan, in which the idea_of Reagan in the future running_for U.S. president and winning,_was_used_in song as a final,_over-the-top gag. The album is probably_most famous for_a bit in which, through the magic_of_sound effects, Freberg drained Lake Michigan_and_refilled it with hot chocolate and_a_mountain_of whipped cream while a_giant maraschino cherry was dropped like_a bomb by the Royal Canadian Air Force to_the cheers of_25,000 extras viewing from the_shoreline._Freberg_concluded with, "Let's see them do that on television!" That_bit became_one of several_commercials Freberg wrote to promote radio advertising, sometimes tagged with_a jazzy jingle sung by Sara Vaughn.

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