Snow White is the title character from a European fairy tale, most commonly associated with the Brothers Grimm. Several versions of the story have been told and retold over the years, but the most popular is Disney's 1937 feature film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which first gave the Seven Dwarves distinct personalities and names.

Muppet CharactersEdit

• A Snow White pilot was shot but never aired. The project was later reincarnated as Hey Cinderella!

• A 1971 Sesame Street segment featured Snow White visiting the home of the six dwarves. She had to count the dwarves a number of times before she was convinced that she had the wrong house. (EKA: Episode 0279)

ReferencesEdit

• An illustration by Mike Smollin appears with a condensed version of the story in The Sesame Street 1977 Calendar. It appeared a year later in The Sesame Street Library Volume 7.

• The Muppet Babies episode "Snow White and the Seven Muppets" loosely adapted the story.

• Photo puppets of the Muppet Babies characters appear in a photo by John Barrett recreating a scene from the story in the Muppet Babies Storybook Calendar 1990 and the book Muppet Babies' Classic Children's Tales.

• A Sesame Street News Flash sketch features a spoof in which the dwarves are named Surprised, Sad, Proud, Lovey, Fearful, Cheerful, and Angry.

• Another Sesame Street News Flash segment features Kermit interviewing a witch who asks her mirror on the wall who is the fairest of them all -- a direct reference to the Snow White story.

• Snow White appears in The Muppets at Walt Disney World as a love interest for Animal. In the same special, Quentin Fitzwaller deputizes the Seven Dwarves.

• In The Great Santa Claus Switch, Lothar comes out of a steaming cauldron and is told by Cosmo Scam to tell him what he wants to hear. Lothar jokes that he wants to know who is the fairest of them all, another reference to the Mirror on the Wall from the Snow White story. Later in the special, when Cosmo has lost Santa's reindeer, he tries to get them back by calling them Doc, Grumpy, Sneezy and Dopey.

• In Labyrinth, Sarah owns a copy of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves".

• In Sesame Street episode 4114 in Season 37, Amy Sedaris plays Snow White, opposite Elmo. This Snow White is frustrated as her dwarves leave for other engagements.

• Oscar the Grouch reads the Grouch fairy tale Snow Grouch and the Seven Dwarves to his niece Irvine.

• Snow White and the Evil Queen appear in Elmo's Lift-and-Peek Around the Corner Book.

• On Sesamstrasse, Wolle and Pferd did a sketch were Wolle was the queen and Pferd the magic mirror that was very wavering about who was the most beautiful in the country.

• In Follow That Bird, Big Bird wants to play make believe with Donny and Marie Dodo, suggesting that Big Bird can be Snow White, and the Dodos can be the seven dwarves.

• In the Abby's Flying Fairy School online game, "Sleeping Bloggy", Abby brings the poison apple for show and tell and claims Snow White is her babysitter.

• Statler and Waldorf shouted "We want Grumpy!" at the end of the Muppets' appearance in the Disney Movie Magic presentation at the 2009 D23 Expo.

• Several dwarves appear issue 2 of The Muppet Show Comic Book: The Treasure of Peg-Leg Wilson. Three dwarves are away in a production of The Three Little Pigs, prompting one dwarf to comment that "the days of the 10 dwarves are numbered". One dwarf asks if they should sing the "Hi Ho Song" (referring to Disney's "Heigh Ho").

• Spamela Hamderson plays the title character in the Muppet Snow White comic book adaptation.