Build Me Up Buttercup

Yes, that is the nickname that Hal has chosen for Carrie.

He has chosen Buttercup to be the nickname because of the song Build Me Up Buttercup, which is entertaining and endearing, and you can kind of see why Carrie was attracted to it.

But his voice in the voicemail does not work to open up the pocket dimension, but...

The episode, the reason I called this is because the episode is centered on two characters in this episode.

Really good

... what do you think of when you hear the song Build Me Up Buttercup? Is there anything you think of? Because there's one correct answer.

No, not really.

Not right away.

I need you to re-watch There's Something About Mary, and there is a post-credit scene.

Okay.

And that post-credit scene has Build Me Up Buttercup.

That's all I'm gonna say to you.

But also we hear this wonderful voicemail message from Hal Jordan towards Carrie and wanting to call her Buttercup.

And he references the foundation song, Build Me Up Buttercup, which is a great song.

And for those of you who remember, there's something about Mary.

That's the song that plays at the end that they all lip sync to.

This way, you stay up to date, never missing the great conversation and guests coming your way.

Joining us today is Alan Warner of the legendary Foundations, the iconic group behind timeless classics like Build Me Up Buttercup and Baby Now That I've Found You.

Their music has brought joy to audiences around the world for generations and remains as beloved today as ever.

We're going to look back at an incredible career, the stories behind the songs, and the legacy that continues to inspire music fans everywhere.

Yeah.

That says a lot about your character that you held true to your word about your performances for lower money.

Now, Build Me Up Buttercup, that song has stayed strong for decades.

What do you think happened with that song that it resonated so greatly with people? What do you think it is about this song that has allowed it to stay so strong and connect with generation after generation?