* Coca Cola ( 2008 ) Appears beside a man tasting Coca Cola

( Appears to have been discontinued in 2008 under Hood's Management.

* Appears on the Chef Tony infomercial endorsing My Rotisserie in a number of acted scenes where he plays poker with his friends, while singing the praises of the kitchen appliance.

Appears on the song Galahad by the Levellers

Tonks Appears at the beginning of The Mystery of the Invisible Thief while Goon is on a refresher course.

Played by Brian Hooks ( Appears on 65 episodes )

Real Monsters episode " Monsters are Real " where he was shown on the Gromble's monitor as one of the best monsters to scare people and animals. He Appears in the Videogame Looney Tunes Collector Alert as a Boss in the Count's Castle, And a Non-Playable Character.

* Appears on Loudon Wainwright III's 2012 album, Older Than My Old Man Now, accompanying him on track 11, I Remember Sex

* Appears in: Monster Manual II ( 1983 ) and reprinted on several other occasions ; enemy in Baldur's Gate 2.

Appears on ( various artist compilations )

Appears on Speak Squeak Creak, Cactuses Come in Flocks, and Scratch or Stitch.

Appears on Charlie.

Appears on Thursdays.

Appears on Fridays.

: Appears in order to challenge Danerina the Bulbasaur's claim on Pistachio.

Appears on " Battle Funkastic ~ Rip Slyme VS Hotei ~", a mash-up of Hotei's " Battle Without Honor or Humanity " and Rip Slyme's " Funkastic ".

1 ( The War Disc ) ( Appears on " F *** Dying " with KoRn ) ( 1998 )

* Videodrone ( Appears on " Power Tools For Girls " ( 1999 )

* Rock ' n Roll Gangster ( Appears on Korn Gigglebox & Special K Buzz ) ( 2002 )

* Results May Vary ( Appears on Build a Bridge ) ( 2003 )

Appears in almost all of his works, even in the 2009 CGI animated movie where he appears on a billboard.

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* 2005 – Appears on BBC's Desert Island Discs

Appears climbing on a metal bird ( Ferric Falcon ) at the beginning of the game.

* Appears on the Knight Templar Cross in the York Rite branch of Freemasonry.

" ( August-September 2011 ) Appears as Ouiser in " Steel Magnolias " at the Rubicon Theater in Ventura, Calif. ( October 4-October 14 2011 ) Appeared the New York Musical Theatre Festival production of " My History of Marriage ," a musical written by Lee Kalcheim, Samuel Kalcheim, and David Shire.

* Invisible Man Appears ( 1949 )-Special Effects Supervisor

Appears the Man, a photograph of Ivan Albright and his most famous work, The Picture of Dorian Gray, can be found in the Art Institute of Chicago.

* Wade, Nicholas, " Depth of the Kindness Hormone Appears to Know Some Bounds ," New York Times, Jan. 10, 2011.

*" Interview with Jonathan Gold " Appears in The Believer, September 2012.

Appears briefly when he is brought the news of the rioting at Notre Dame.

Appears in a series of westerns known as Cowboy Bob films.

Appears in Orpheus's, Argonautica, Pausanias's Description of Greece, Hyginus's Fabulae.

Appears in Ovid's Metamorphoses.

* Appears in the Dinosaur King anime second season for a few episodes as an antagonist.

Appears in 5 episodes.

Appears in only 3 episodes.

Appears only in one episode but mentioned constantly in the series.

Appears only in one episode but is mentioned constantly.

* Appears as a minor character in the historical-mystery novel Stone's Fall, by Iain Pears.

Ned Overend Appears in " The Great Mountain Biking Video ," Big Bear Lakes, California, 1988-Photo by Patty Mooney Ned Overend, John Tomac and Tinker Juarez Compete in the Cindy Whitehead Desert Classic, Palm Springs, California, 1989-Photo by Patty Mooney He also appeared in a mountain-bike race video entitled " Battle At Durango: The First-Ever World Mountain Biking Championships " videotaped in Durango, Colorado in 1990, and released by New & Unique Videos in 1991.

Appears referenced to a starship computer research named: Positronic Computer.

One of the few pieces of information we have about the reception of Aristarchus's heliocentric system comes from a passage in Plutarch's dialogue, Concerning the Face which Appears in the Orb of the Moon.

Appears to be a genuine alien species rather than uplifted and genetically engineered earthform.

Appears in " how we got here " sequences.

Appears in The Mote in God's Eye, written with Larry Niven.

Appears to lack trees.

* Beck's Beer ( 2007 ) Appears in one of a series of commercials in which young men face a " difficult " decision between a Beck's beer or some fundamentally more meaningful life option.

Appears in non shop-related roles in the episodes " 100 ", and " The history of the world according to Weebl and Bob-the Industrial Revolution ", pulling the " porta-door 2000 " and inventing the steam engine respectively.