Miss Piggy's Alternate Identities

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Characters and alter-egos assumed by Miss Piggy in Muppet productions.

Name	Production	Notes
Nurse Piggy	The Muppet Show	Miss Piggy as seen in "Veterinarian's Hospital."
First Mate Piggy	The Muppet Show	Miss Piggy as seen in "Pigs in Space."
Wonder Pig	The Muppet Show	see main article
Marie Antoinette	The Muppet Show episode 313	Miss Piggy does her best at "Stayin' Alive" before she's finally threatened by an ominous guillotine. A doll of Piggy in this guise was produced by Enesco in 1983.
Sister Tuck	The Muppet Show episode 323	Kermit assigns Piggy the role of Sister Tuck, the equivalent of the Robin Hood story's Friar Tuck.
Maid Marion	The Muppet Show episode 323	Unhappy in her role as Sister Tuck, Piggy locks Lynn Redgrave in her dressing room and takes over the role of Maid Marion just in time to be rescued.
Princess Leia	The Muppet Show episode 417	Swooning at Luke Skywalker's presence, Miss Piggy poses as Princess Leia from Star Wars.
Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan	The Muppet Show episode 502	Miffed by Loretta Swit playing First Mate Piggy, Miss Piggy assumes Loretta's MASH* role for the closing.
The Queen of Hearts	The Muppet Show episode 506	Piggy is disgruntled to have only one line: "Off with her head."
Ilsa Lund	The Muppets Go to the Movies	Piggy plays the female lead in a famous scene from Casablanca.
Dorothy Gale	The Muppets Go to the Movies	Piggy fades from black and white to color.
Cleopatra	various	see main article
The Statue of Liberty	various	see main article
Wedding Piggy	various	see main article
Lady Holiday	The Great Muppet Caper	Piggy poses as Lady Holiday in order to get closer to Kermit.
George Washington	I Love Liberty	"I can not tell a lie. Moi am here."
Abraham Lincoln	I Love Liberty	Kermit: "You're four score and seven years too early for this play!"
"Ham Hock"	The Great Muppet Caper	Piggy, as a trucker, takes the code name Ham Hock when talking to Dirty Bird.
Marion Ravenwood	The Muppets at Walt Disney World	Piggy is chosen to play Marion in the Indiana Jones Spectacular at the MGM Studios theme park.
Cinderella	Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration	Piggy takes Cinderella's place in a Disneyland parade.
Cinderella	Give a Day. Get a Disney Day.	Miss Piggy, riding in a pumpkin coach, is presented a glass slipper by Taye Diggs in a commerical for the promotion Give a Day. Get a Disney Day.
Emily Cratchit	The Muppet Christmas Carol	Piggy with short curly hair and Dickens wardrobe.
Queen Midas	Muppet Classic Theater
Sandy Pig	Muppet Classic Theater
Benjamina Gunn	Muppet Treasure Island	Piggy design with curly hair and pirate garb.
Commander Piggy	Muppets Tonight	Commander Piggy as she appeared in Muppets Tonight's Pigs in Space: Deep Dish Nine sketches.
Piggy Galore	Spy Muppets: License to Croak	In a spoof on the James Bond villain Pussy Galore, Piggy appears as a good secret agent gone bad.
The Ghoulfriend	Muppet Monster Adventure	Piggy is transformed into a fiendish monster in Muppet Monster Adventure.
Saltine	It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie	As a parody of Satine in Moulin Rouge!, Piggy sings "Santa Baby" to Kermit.
Miss Piggy, telephone psychic	It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie	In the World in which Kermit was Never Born.
Tattypoo	The Muppets' Wizard of Oz	Piggy with straight white hair, and witch wardrobe. In promotional posters, this version of Piggy had green eyes.
Glinda	The Muppets' Wizard of Oz	Piggy with long blonde hair, and witch wardrobe.
Wicked Witch of the West	The Muppets' Wizard of Oz	Piggy with curly black hair (with grey streak), a glass eye (eye patch), darker eye liner, and Wicked Witch biker costume.
Wicked Witch of the East	The Muppets' Wizard of Oz	Piggy with frazzled brown hair, green eyeshadow, and witch costume.
Sydney Bristow	The Muppets' Wizard of Oz commercials	"I'm Miss Piggy -- I don't need an alias!" Jennifer Garner's character from Alias.
Cher	"Fireworks Finale" at the Hollywood Bowl (live appearance)	Piggy channeling Cher, with Kermit as Sonny Bono at a live performance of "I Got You Babe" at the Hollywood Bowl.
Joan S. Jonas	Studio DC: Almost Live!	Claims to be the long-lost Jonas Sister.