Guy Smiley, in the grand tradition of game show hosts, wears a toupee.
David imagines Gordon with hair.
Times when a character is shown or revealed to wear a wig, toupee, or other hairpiece. See building faces, where all features (including hair) are altered. Not including disguises and general dressup.
While this list does not include animated characters (where hair addition or removal is merely a matter of drawings and not a physical hairpiece), Wanda the Witch wears (and washes) a wiry wig.
Characters with hairpieces[]
- Link Hogthrob, in a Bear on Patrol sketch in The Muppet Show episode 524, is awaiting a salesman to sell him a new toupee (and acknowledges that he's currently wearing one.) Link's character profile in The Muppets Character Encyclopedia mentions that Link likes to wear hats "especially when he can't find his toupee".
- Louis Kazagger, in the first Muppet Sports sketch in episode 310, covers the sport of wig racing. At the end, when the race starts, Kazagger's own hair jumps off his head as a competitor.
- Rapunzel - Her Sesame Street News Flash segment ends with her letting down all of her hair, which she literally drops from her head.
- Customers of Grover the Salesman on Sesame Street have received hairpieces, wanted or not. Grover gives one to Kermit at home (as an excuse to sell hair care products) and peddles one to Mr. Johnson in a later sketch (but the only one the customer actually likes is a guinea pig).
- David, Maria, and Oscar imagine Gordon with hair (a succession of distinctive wigs) in Sesame Street Episode 1176.
- Uncle Traveling Matt - In "Inspector Red", it is revealed that Traveling Matt is completely bald and wears a hairpiece, which he had lost while on a trip in Outer Space. In other episodes, the character is shown with a fringe of hair which still shows that he's balding.
- Fozzie Bear informs Willard Scott he has his own weatherman (or weatherbear) toupee, reflecting Scott's own acknowledged hairpiece use.
- The normally bald Dr. Bunsen Honeydew dons a Johnny Fiama-style toupee as part of his makeover in episode 211 of Muppets Tonight.
- In Sesame Street Episode 3756, The Grand High Triangle Lover's hair fringe is revealed to be attached to his hat.
- Donald Grump in Episode 4104 removes his own hairpiece and gives it to Elmo at the end.
- Guy Smiley in Sesame Street Episode 4920.
- Jascha Lombardi loses his hairpiece when the wind blows it away on The Weather Show.
Hairpieces as characters[]
See also[]
- Cross-dressing characters for donning wigs of another gender



