Satirical Portrayal
In April 2010 the channel 4 television show 'Facejacker' was broadcast in the U.K, including a sketch involving a character called Brian Badonde who was portrayed as an inept art critic presenting a show called "Voyage in to Art" with the fictional speech impediment "Bourettes" which causes him to begin every word with a 'B', and often refers to art as bart. The character was loud, flamboyant and openly homosexual. The creators of the show have explicitly acknowledged that the character is based on Brian Sewell.
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