I still remember going into the Virgin Megastore in Glasgow in the early 90's and buying my own VHS copy of The Terminator only to take it home to find a copy of the Pumping Iron VHS in the case. It took me a full week before i could get back in to change it.

If its done intentionally like the 3 artist issue of Transmetropolitan then it can be good and actually add to what you're reading. But i recently tried to get into Prophet and the continual change of artist over the first few issues really did begin to become noticeable to the point where i just couldn't enjoy the…

Cue Star Trek fight music.

Or eating off-brand after dinner dessert.

There's nothing worse than the change of an art team during a story, whats even worse is during the same issue and there being 3 different artists trying to tell the same story.

1-5 were Cosby's private video records of certain incidents he'd rather the public didn't know about.

Just with less sexual assault.

Needs more BMW Series 3.

Why are they all upside down and do they have anything as disgusting as a Cream Egg McFlurry?

By forcing the Romulan Empire to pay for a wall to be put around The Klingon Empire?

Either that or they're just so damn confused as to when Sheldon is actually being funny they just opt to hit it every time he speaks.

Let that be your last correspondence by mail.

I thought the whole point of Star Trek was to present a united Earth under the Federation? Not the USA!

Yeah the Glasgow one was on Union Street right opposite the entrance to Central Station and i think i must have seen about 4 people in the place in all the time it was open.

Surely they'd use fresh free range haggis seeing as how it would actually be in the country of origin and wouldn't have to be preserved, packed and frozen?

I don't think i ever saw those, though a hot fudge sundae was a good mix too.

Not in Scotland they aren't, we no longer have a Papa John's in our town after they disappeared about 5 years ago and the Domino's couldn't make a decent pizza to save itself. They use far too much sauce so that the cheese eventually balls up into little pools of grease, they sometimes use low fat cheese without…

Or have a meatgun attached to a limb.

Surely his role in Nightbreed can't be considered a small acting role as he's one of the main characters and that was 1990.

Do producers or whoever inserts the laugh track just wait for the actor to pause without actually taking in what they've said and then just fire the track in wherever there's a space or where the talker changes?