A listing of appearances by Kermit the Frog.
1950s[]
- 1956
- Tonight!, October
- The Steve Allen Show, November 4
1960s[]
- 1961
- The Today Show, June 5
- 1962
- The National Auto Show, October 21
- 1963
- The Jack Paar Program, March 15
- 1966
- The Hollywood Palace, April 30
- The Mike Douglas Show, July
- The Ed Sullivan Show, October 2
- The Ed Sullivan Show, November 27
- 1967
- The Ed Sullivan Show, January 15
- The Ed Sullivan Show, February 5
- 1968
- The Ed Sullivan Show, April 21
- That's Life, December 3
- The Wonderful Night of Hercules Brown
- 1969
- The Tonight Show, September 26
1970s[]
- 1970
- The Ed Sullivan Show, May 31
- 1971
- Pure Goldie, February 15
- This Is Tom Jones, July 8
- Evening at Pops, September 12
- The Flip Wilson Show, November 11
- The Dick Cavett Show, November 25
- 1973
- Keep U.S. Beautiful, March 27
- 1974
- What's My Line? (with Jim Henson), November 16
- The Tonight Show (with Jim Henson)
- 1975
- Julie: My Favorite Things, April 18
- The Tonight Show, July 25
- One to One, December 15
- Cher
- 1976
- Kagayake! Gorō Mapetto Geba Geba 90-pun!
- Good Morning America
- Des O'Connor Entertains, February 27
- The Tonight Show, September 14
- 1977
- The Tonight Show, September 13
- Russell Harty, September 22
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November
- Royal Variety Performance
- The Bob Hope All Star Christmas Comedy Special, December 19
- 1979
- The Tonight Show (guest host), April 2
- Parkinson (with Jim Henson), April 16
- Emmy Awards
- The Mike Douglas Show
- The Orson Welles Show (with Jim Henson)
1980s[]
- 1980
- The 52nd Academy Awards, April 14, 1980
- 1982
- I Love Liberty, March 21
- The 54th Academy Awards
- 1985
- Reading Rainbow, July 5
- Wogan, December 6
- Great Performances, December 7
- Night of 100 Stars
- 1986
- The 58th Academy Awards (with Jim Henson)
- Blue Peter (with Jim Henson), September 22
- Can We Talk? (with Jim Henson), October 3
- 1987
- Good Morning America, February
- Dolly, October 25
- Wogan, October 30
- Nightline, November 6
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (with Jim Henson), November 26
- Entertainment Tonight, (with Jim Henson)
- 1988
- Good Morning America, February
- Royal Variety Performance
- Free to Be... a Family, December 14
- 1989
- The Today Show (with Jim Henson), April 14
- From the Heart... The First International Very Special Arts Festival, September 10
1990s[]
- 1990
- Live with Regis and Kathie Lee (with Jim Henson)
- The Arsenio Hall Show (last time with Jim Henson), May 4
- 1992
- Good Morning America
- Holiday Greetings from the Ed Sullivan Show
- Blue Peter, December 10
- Pebble Mill, December
- 1993
- Inaugural Celebration for Children, January 19
- Royal Variety Performance
- Larry King Live, December 23
- 1994
- Larry King Live (guest host), April 1
- Late Night with Conan O'Brien, September 24
- Charlie Rose, September 26
- Lassie Unleashed, December 29
- The Dini Petty Show
- Good Morning Texas
- Live & Kicking
- 1996
- MTV Europe's Hanging Out, May 21
- The Rosie O'Donnell Show, September 6
- The Tonight Show, November 12
- 1997
- Children in Need, November
- 1999
- AM Northwest, July
- The Rosie O'Donnell Show, December 3
- The View
- The Tonight Show
- Wheel of Fortune
2000s[]
- 2000
- I Love the 70s (BBC), August 26
- Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, November 14
- On Capitol Hill for the Shambala Wild Animal Protection Act of 2000, March 29 (live appearance)
- The American Academy of Dramatic Arts (co-host), October 17 (live appearance)
- Het Gevoel Van De KRO
- 2001
- The Daily Show, February 13
- Hollywood Squares, April 30 - May 4
- America's Funniest Home Videos, May
- The Songwriters Hall of Fame, June 14 (live appearance)
- Family Feud, November 9-13
- Live with Regis and Kelly, December 24
- The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon
- 2002
- The Today Show, January 14
- Hollywood Squares, May 13-17
- Jeopardy!, June 28
- Morning Edition, November 14
- The Late Late Show, November 14
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November 28
- The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon
- The Wayne Brady Show
- 2003
- The Other Half, March 3
- Genesis Awards, March 16 (live appearance)
- Hollywood Squares, April 28
- I Love the 70s (VH1), August 18-22
- Jimmy Kimmel Live (guest host), September 29 - October 3
- The Wayne Brady Show, October 14
- Hollywood Squares, November 17
- Jimmy Kimmel Live, November 28
- VegTV
- 2004
- The Nick and Jessica Variety Hour, April 11
- Emmy Red Carpet Coverage, September 19
- 100 Greatest TV Characters, November 22-26
- Good Morning America, December 15
- Saturday Night Live, December 18
- Christmas at Walt Disney World, December 25
- 2005
- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, March 6
- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition - How'd They Do That?, March 7
- Tribeca Film Festival, April 27 (live appearance)
- America's Funniest Home Videos, May 8
- Good Morning America, May 19
- Live with Regis and Kelly, May 19
- The Tony Danza Show, May 23
- Mike's Super Short Show, August
- Kermit, TX, October 14 (live appearance)
- NASA's Johnson Space Center (Huston, TX), October 15 (live appearance)
- the Rockettes (New York, NY), November 4 (live appearance)
- The Tony Danza Show, November 3
- 2006
- Good Morning America, February 2
- Cold Pizza, February 2
- Martha, February 2
- Chicago Auto Show, February 8
- TV Land Awards (reporter), March 22
- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (guest host), April 9
- Blue Peter, April
- American Idol, May 10
- The Today Show, May 16
- American Idol, May 24
- Good Morning America, June 28
- "Fireworks Finale" at the Hollywood Bowl, September 15 (live appearance)
- Michigan State University, September 28-30 (live appearance)
- Martha, October 5
- Good Morning America, December 7
- Live with Regis and Kelly, December 8
- The Live Desk, December 8
- The 9, December 8
- MTV News, December 8
- The Early Show, December 11
- 2007
- The Climate Code, January 7
- American Idol, April 4
- America's Got Talent, August 21
- Deal or No Deal, November 9
- Paula's Party, November 9
- 50 Greatest TV Icons, November 16
- TCM Guest Programmer, November 21
- Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, December 31
- 2008
- At the Grammy Awards for The Late Late Show, February 10
- The View, May 21
- PIX 11 Morning News, May
- Hollywood 411, May
- The Today Show, November 13
- PIX 11 Morning News, November 14
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November 27
- Christmas in Rockefeller Center, December 3
- Dr. Phil, December 16
- The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet, December 17
- 2009
- America's Got Talent, September 2
- D23 Expo, September 11 (live appearance)
- MTV Video Music Awards, September 13
- Access Hollywood, September 30
- Good Morning America, October 5
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November 24
- Andrea Bocelli & David Foster: My Christmas, November 28
- Christmas in Rockefeller Center, December 2
- United States Postal Service press conference, December 1 (live appearance)
- Today, December 3
- The Jay Leno Show, December 7
- The One Show on BBC One, December 17 (via satellite)
- PIX 11 Morning News, December 23
- Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, December 23
2010s[]
- 2010
- Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, January 3
- America's Funniest Home Videos, January 10
- Walt Disney World's 1st Social Media Celebration, Epcot Center, February 10 (live appearance)
- Lost Slapdown, May
- 2011
- Pirates of the Caribbean On Stranger Tides, World Premiere, May 7
- Puppeteers of America's 75th Annual "National Puppetry Festival" (live appearance with Steve Whitmire) July 15
- D23 Expo, August 19 and 20 (live appearance)
- Entertainment Tonight, October 4
- UL Labs video, October 7
- CP24 Breakfast, October 25 (Canada)
- WWE Raw SuperShow, October 31
- George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight, November 3 (Canada)
- The Ellen DeGeneres Show, November 9
- The Latin Grammys, November 10
- The Muppets World Premiere, November 12 (live appearance)
- Desperate Housewives, November 13
- Mike and Mike, November 15
- Dancing with the Stars, November 15
- Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, November 16
- Good Morning America, November 17
- Saturday Night Live, November 19
- The Chew, November 23
- The National Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony, December 1 (live appearance)
- WWE Tribute to the Troops, December 13
- Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, December 23
- Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade, December 25
- 2012
- Sex, God, Rock ‘n Roll with Stuart Davis & Kandyse McClure, January 12
- Die Muppets premiere press conference in Berlin, January 18 (live appearance) (Germany)
- Radio Energy Berlin, January 19 (Germany)
- SAT.1 Frühstücksfernsehen, January 20
- Los Muppets premiere press conference, January 23 (live appearance) (Spain)
- National Television Awards, January 25 (live appearance)
- The Sun, January 26 (live appearance) (United Kingdom)
- The Muppets premiere press conference, January 26 (live appearance) (United Kingdom)
- The Chris Moyles Show, January 27 (United Kingdom)
- The Jonathan Ross Show, January 28 (United Kingdom)
- Verleihung der Goldenen Kamera, February 4 (Germany)
- T4 Muppet Takeover, February 5 (United Kingdom)
- The 84th Academy Awards, February 26
- Good Morning America, March 13
- The View, March 14
- The Colbert Report, March 14
- Entertainment Tonight, March 19
- The Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony for The Muppets' star, March 20 (live appearance)
- The View, April 12
- NYC & Company Visitor Center, April 13 (live appearance)
- Jim Henson's Musical World concert at Carnegie Hall, April 14 (live appearance)
- The Bachelorette, May 21
- The Muppets All-Star Comedy Gala at the Just for Laughs comedy festival, July 26 (live appearance) (Canada)
- Best in TV, September 18
- Good Morning America, November 27
- The Voice, November 27
- Christmas in Rockefeller Center, November 28
- Cee Lo's Magic Moment, November 30
- The Chew, December 3
- 30 Rock, December 6
- VH1 Big Morning Buzz Live, December 14
- 2013
- Good Luck Charlie, April 28
- Funny or Die "Dueling Banjos" video, August 20
- Robbie Williams: One Night at the Palladium, November 8 (United Kingdom)
- The View, November 13
- 1D Day, November 23
- 2014
- Good Morning America, January 28
- Puppy Bowl X, February 2
- Live! with Kelly & Michael, February 3
- Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, February 7
- The Bachelor, March 3
- ¡Despierta América!, March 4
- SportsNation, March 7
- Muppets Most Wanted World Premiere, March 11 (live appearance)
- Muppets Most Wanted benefit screening at The White House, March 12 (live appearance)
- Good Morning America, March 14
- QVC appearance, March 16
- The New York Stock Exchange, March 17 (live appearance)
- The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, March 17
- Today, March 19
- The Queen Latifah Show, March 21
- The One Show, March 25 (United Kingdom)
- Daybreak, March 27 (United Kingdom)
- The Rachael Ray Show, March 28
- Capital FM, April 3 (United Kingdom)
- A Capitol Fourth, July 4
- The View, August 8
- Express Written Consent, August 8
- CBS This Morning, September 12
- A Christmas Cracker, December 26 (United Kingdom)
- 2015
- D23 Expo, August 14 (live appearance)
- Good Morning America, September 21
- Jimmy Kimmel Live, September 21
- Nightline, September 21
- Dancing with the Stars, September 28
- Country Music Association Awards, November 4
- Disney Parks Unforgettable Christmas Celebration, December 25
- 2016
- Good Morning America, February 1
- The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, February 1
- Live! with Kelly and Michael, February 2
- Disneyland 60, February 21
- WE Day, August 28
- Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, November 24
- 2017
- Dancing with the Stars, October 16
- A Very Pentatonix Christmas, November 27
- American Masters: This Is Bob Hope…, December 29
- 2018
- The Sun, February 23 (live appearance) (United Kingdom)
- NME, February 23 (live appearance) (United Kingdom)
- The Last Leg, February 23 (United Kingdom)
- This Morning, February 27 and March 1 (United Kingdom)
- Hilarity for Charity, April 6
- American Idol, May 21
- The Late Late Show with James Corden, November 29
- The Talk, November 30
- The Wonderful Winter of Oz, December 14-30 (live appearance)
- Carpool Karaoke: The Series, December 14
- Good Day L.A., December 20
- KCAL 9 News at Noon, December 21
- 2019
- The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, January 7
- Drop the Mic, January 30
- Newport Folk Festival, July 28 (live appearance)
- D23 Expo, August 23 and 24 (live appearance)
2020s[]
- 2020
- The Disney Family Singalong: Volume II, May 10
- The Late Late Show with James Corden, June 26
- Good Morning America, June 27
- The One Show, July 29 (via satellite)
- The British Academy Television Awards, July 31 (via satellite)
- Amphibia as "Crumpet the Frog", August 8
- 2021
- The Masked Singer, March 10
- The Masked Singer, April 28
- This Is Me, June 27
- A Capitol Fourth, July 4
- 2022
- Holey Moley, starting May 3
- D23 Expo, September 10 (live appearance)
- Dancing with the Stars, October 10
- Songs Without Jokes, October 22 (live appearance)
- The Masked Singer, October 26
- Open House Weekend at David Geffen Hall, October 29 (live appearance)
- Best in Snow, November 18
- 2023
- Schoolhouse Rock! 50th Anniversary Singalong, February 1
- The Coronation Concert, May 7