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"This ad has more to it than the return of the mohawked legend. Anyone can bring back a kitsch icon - but there's a talent in making them funny again, and Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO manages this brilliantly. Having him growl as he lobs a Snickers bar at the idiot's head is genius." It was written and art directed by Anthony Nelson and Mike Sutherland, and was directed by Tom Kuntz for MJZ.

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