The Easter Bunny
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The Easter Bunny is the traditional secular emblem of the Easter holidays, bringing eggs and occasionally chocolate bunnies and marshmallow chicks. He has been portrayed in various Muppet productions.
 A Large Lavender Live Hand Anything Muppet Easter Bunny appeared in a Sesame Street News Flash sketch in which he thought he was Santa Claus; performed by Richard Hunt (1975) |
 Bernie, the Easter Bunny from The Muppet Show; performed by John Lovelady (1976) |
 John Candy as the Easter Bunny in a photo spread in Muppet Magazine issue 14 (1986) |
 The Easter Bunny in Elmo Saves Christmas; performed by Harvey Fierstein (1996) |
 The White Rabbit puppet as the Easter Bunny on Donna's Day (1999) |
 Fozzie Bear on an American Greetings card (2007) |
Honorable mentions
- When James Coburn appears on The Muppet Show in episode 510, Kermit remarks that it's good to have a real Hollywood tough guy on the show. As Animal enters wrestling an octopus, Coburn retorts, "What do you call this, the Easter Bunny?"
