@@jean-lucpicard5510 Well, none of the clips I used originally had a watermark, but when I compiled them, the end result had a watermark of the logo of the software I used to compile the clips.
I don't know if it's intentional or not but I love how Brian's Sports Warehouse sign is the exact same font and layout as the health warnings you get on cigarette packets.
Hey Kory, yep thanks for the acknowledgement. I had to go through a bit of hell to capture the clips off BBC iPlayer, especially considering I was in Australia and trying to fight it with VPNs and whatever login I needed to get to pretend to have a licence fee (I did actually buy one, somehow). The whole BBC Fit show has never made it overseas, unlike the other segments. On top of that in those days I had a really rubbish ADSL connection so it's almost ridiculous that any of this ever worked!
I think Peter once answered my question in character on a BBC Music 6 segment, but I'm trying to find it again on TH-cam and haven't seen it for years. Can you help? It's where he answers my listener question: "What do the French call a very good bonbon?"
It was really important that I didn't name the "Martial Arts" segment as "Butter-Fu" on the title, which gives away the joke. Peter was personally tweeting out the links to my dodgy TH-cam rips week by week. Amazing huh?
@@whophd That is so cool! Thanks for watching the video and for taking time out of your day to leave some insightful comments! I greatly appreciate your hard work in making these segments available outside the UK, because if it weren’t for you, this compilation probably wouldn’t have been possible. Anyways, have a great day!
My favorite idea is that butterfield ads are like a SCP,and his warehouse and goods just appear locally. But the incompetence is a constant so he doesn’t accomodate for accents or languages besides his supernatural nature. His product lines just call you up and he appears
@@hherpdderp no that's just the Butterfield™️ Quality™️ he still thinks it's 2012 but he's always on time. The reason he almost never makes money but runs so many businesses is that he's an ascended being who doesn't need cash but he just thinks he does becusse he's obsessed with being a "proper bussey-nass man or woman".
The Brian Butterfield Compilation 0005am 29.6.23 sorry? whatever that means... brians have no words for sorry. according to the world of brian - the 12 part leather bound cyclopaedia of brian.
Honestly, I believe so. Since most Chinese people are of a different race geographically, and you have some of that in you, I would personally say yes. That’s just me though. I am mixed race also (Caucasian and Native American). As you can see, I geek out whenever I talk about genealogy and geography. I hope this helped!
@@KoryGilesYT this helps thanks. I think one day almost everyone will be mixed race and race wouldn’t really be a thing or wouldn’t matter. Maybe thats how racism will be abolished.
@@notnipneb2810 You’re welcome, and that would be great. It sucks for people to be ostracized based on their origin or skin color. I know one time I was made fun of because of my predominantly European ancestry.
@@notnipneb2810 Human beings have been distinct races and cultures for the entirety of their existence 300,000 years or more). To homogenise them into a muddled mess would be an insult to nature, humanity and every distinct culture in the world. Yes there has been mixing in the past, but we can examine through the geonomic record cultures that have retained their heritage and genes from 10s of thousands of years.
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The freemake watermark actually makes it feel like Brian himself made this.
Okay, that was funny.
@@KoryGilesYT You can find ones that don't use a watermark.
@@jean-lucpicard5510 Well, none of the clips I used originally had a watermark, but when I compiled them, the end result had a watermark of the logo of the software I used to compile the clips.
Ditto. This deepened my immersion.
i think we can all agree pete serafinowicz is just a genius
Absolutely. It’s a shame the BBC pulled the plug on his show after one season.
"two thousand no hundred and twelve"
I love his pronunciation of "pizza" more than is probably healthy.
I live near a Butterfield Road. I like to imagine its named in Brian Butterfield's honor.
I need a Brian Butterfield feature film
I think we all would love that!
Brian may be british, but he is living the American Dream!🇺🇸
That is so true.
Crispy hoisin owl 😂 thanks for this I hadn’t seen some of them . I think my favourite is the list of things you can eat within 24 hours
No problem man, I’m glad you enjoyed it! That is one of my favorites as well!
he has such a way with words
He does. Very poetic man.
I appreciate that he realises having "a great night out" is the last reason anyone would visit the Karaoke bar 😄
It's better than a box
It is indeed, better than a box.
Silly woman: "The only thing i'm unsure about, is when to call?"
Brian Butterfield: "NOW!"
I don't know if it's intentional or not but I love how Brian's Sports Warehouse sign is the exact same font and layout as the health warnings you get on cigarette packets.
Brian Butterfield is the lesson in entrepreneurialism we all need to learn.
Brian Butterfield is an inspiration to us all. I'm quite frankly surprised he isn't counted among the most influential people in Time magazine.
@@KoryGilesYT
Time Magazine are clearly jealous.
I love Brian's gymnarzium
It is indeed a wonderful gymnarzium.
That beginning is like a dead on Soper imitation lol
But what about the menus? That’s a very good question! They haven’t been delivered yet 😂😂😂
Hey Kory, yep thanks for the acknowledgement. I had to go through a bit of hell to capture the clips off BBC iPlayer, especially considering I was in Australia and trying to fight it with VPNs and whatever login I needed to get to pretend to have a licence fee (I did actually buy one, somehow). The whole BBC Fit show has never made it overseas, unlike the other segments. On top of that in those days I had a really rubbish ADSL connection so it's almost ridiculous that any of this ever worked!
I think Peter once answered my question in character on a BBC Music 6 segment, but I'm trying to find it again on TH-cam and haven't seen it for years. Can you help? It's where he answers my listener question: "What do the French call a very good bonbon?"
It was really important that I didn't name the "Martial Arts" segment as "Butter-Fu" on the title, which gives away the joke. Peter was personally tweeting out the links to my dodgy TH-cam rips week by week. Amazing huh?
@@whophd That is so cool! Thanks for watching the video and for taking time out of your day to leave some insightful comments! I greatly appreciate your hard work in making these segments available outside the UK, because if it weren’t for you, this compilation probably wouldn’t have been possible. Anyways, have a great day!
We do like a good com-pi-lahhh-shun.
My favorite idea is that butterfield ads are like a SCP,and his warehouse and goods just appear locally. But the incompetence is a constant so he doesn’t accomodate for accents or languages besides his supernatural nature. His product lines just call you up and he appears
Explains how he never gets the name of things quite right "birthday pie"
@@hherpdderp no that's just the Butterfield™️ Quality™️ he still thinks it's 2012 but he's always on time. The reason he almost never makes money but runs so many businesses is that he's an ascended being who doesn't need cash but he just thinks he does becusse he's obsessed with being a "proper bussey-nass man or woman".
@@hherpdderp he's like field of dreams but worse. If you see his ads are going to shop at his store whether you like it or not.
Explains how he gets into my house every night to help me sleep, & it's only turned up too loud at first 80% of the time!
This made me laugh so much
Nice one mate.. Thanks.!
No problem, man, have a good day!
OMG I LOVED THIS GUY WHEN I WAS 10 😭😭😭
Sounds like you have some good taste. Thanks for watching and commenting! 👍
@@KoryGilesYT you’re welcome :)
is there any surviving clip of him saying "somebody call nine hundred and ninety nine!"?
You can hear it at 25:52
He makes a very convincing American
The Brian Butterfield Compilation 0005am 29.6.23 sorry? whatever that means... brians have no words for sorry. according to the world of brian - the 12 part leather bound cyclopaedia of brian.
Rugby managers shoes
Hiberbian ergs
10:26 - thank me later!
Hanging on the washing line
Why does he now have his own show?
Honestly, I wouldn’t mind an entire Brian Butterfield show. I would hope for it to last more than a season, however.
Unrelated to the video but I’m 1/7 Chinese and 6/7 Scottish/other , would you consider me mixed race?
Honestly, I believe so. Since most Chinese people are of a different race geographically, and you have some of that in you, I would personally say yes. That’s just me though. I am mixed race also (Caucasian and Native American). As you can see, I geek out whenever I talk about genealogy and geography. I hope this helped!
@@KoryGilesYT this helps thanks. I think one day almost everyone will be mixed race and race wouldn’t really be a thing or wouldn’t matter. Maybe thats how racism will be abolished.
@@notnipneb2810 You’re welcome, and that would be great. It sucks for people to be ostracized based on their origin or skin color. I know one time I was made fun of because of my predominantly European ancestry.
@@notnipneb2810 Human beings have been distinct races and cultures for the entirety of their existence 300,000 years or more). To homogenise them into a muddled mess would be an insult to nature, humanity and every distinct culture in the world.
Yes there has been mixing in the past, but we can examine through the geonomic record cultures that have retained their heritage and genes from 10s of thousands of years.
CALL NOW!
Pork Cylinders.