Kermit/Waldorf/Swedish Chef
Attraction: Muppet*vision 3D
Year: 1991-Present
Jim Henson's final Muppet performance lives on at Disney's Hollywood Studios with the Muppet*vision 3D show. Following Henson's death, Steve Whitmire inherited the role as Kermit and then Matt Vogel took

Kermit/Dr. Teeth/Rowlf/Waldorf/Swedish Chef/Link Hogthrob
TV Special: The Muppets at Walt Disney World
Year: 1990
This NBC special aired a week before Jim Henson passed away on May 16, 1990. This special was supposed to mark Disney's acquisition of the Jim Henson Company, but

Kermit/Rowlf/Dr. Teeth/Waldorf/Swedish Chef/Ernie/Guy Smiley/Newsman
TV Special: A Muppet Family Christmas
Year: 1987
I will say this: Jim Henson's A Muppet Family Christmas doesn't get the love it deserves. As you can see, Jim himself makes an on-camera cameo at the end.

Kermit the Frog
Video Game: Interactive Vision: Magic on Sesame Street
Year: 1988
Officially, this would mark the first time Jim Henson performed/voiced for a 'video game'. Interactive Vision was a line of Sesame Street and Muppets games made by View-Master which was essentially

Kermit the Frog/Jack-in-the-Box
TV Special: The Christmas Toy
Year: 1986
Here's another Jim Henson Christmas special that aired on ABC.
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Kermit the Frog
TV Show: Little Muppet Monsters
Year: 1985
Little Muppet Monsters was a short-lived TV show that was shown along with Muppet Babies on CBS. As Jim Henson performed Kermit in the live-action segments, Frank Welker voiced Kermit in the animated segments.
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Kermit the Frog
Movie: Follow That Bird!
Year: 1985
Jim Henson also performed as Ernie; Follow That Bird was a major film for Sesame Street as it had big names such as Chevy Chase, John Candy, Dave Thomas, Joe Flathery, Laraine Newman, and Waylon Jennings in the cast.
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Ernie
TV Special: Don't Eat the Pictures
Year: 1983
Jim Henson, along with PBS, produced this one-hour special with the focus on New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Arts.
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Kermit/Waldorf/Dr. Teeth
Movie: The Muppet Movie
Year: 1979
You could say that The Muppet Movie was the pinnacle of Jim Henson's career as this was his first full-length film he made for The Muppets.
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Guy Smiley
TV Show: Sesame Street
Year: 1982
Jim Henson also performed as Guy Smiley on A Muppet Family Christmas. Most recently, Eric Jacobson performed Guy Smiley on Listen, Drive, Surprise.
#JimHenson #SesameStreet

Kermit the Frog
TV Show: Sesame Street
Episode: 1448
Year: 1980
Jim Henson and Frank Oz had worked together for over 25 years and performed with each other on numerous occasions on Sesame Street. This is one of my favorite instances.
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Howard Snake/Harvey Beaver/Mayor Harrison Fox
TV Special: Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas
Year: 1978
Jim Henson also performed as Kermit the Frog in this Muppet Christmas special that aired on HBO and CBC.
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Leo the Pitchman
Short: The Muppet Show Pitch Reel
Year: 1975
Here is Jim Henson's pitch to CBS Network for The Muppet Show; ultimately it was picked up for syndication.
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Link Hogthrob
TV Show: The Muppet Show
Year: 1976-1981
Took me a while to find out that it was Jim Henson who performed as Link Hogthrob especially since I didn't recognize the voice before I looked at the credits.
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Ernie
TV Show: The Muppet Show
Episode: Connie Stevens
Year: 1976
This was just one instance of Sesame Street crossing over with The Muppet Show with Frank Oz and Jim Henson performing as Bert and Ernie (respectively).
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Waldorf/Kermit the Frog
TV Show: The Muppet Show
Year: 1976-1981
Some will say that it was Statler and Waldorf (Richard Hunt and Jim Henson) that really made The Muppet Show great - and hey, I can't argue with that.
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Swedish Chef/Kermit
TV Show: The Muppet Show
Year: 1976-1981
The Swedish Chef wound up being one of Jim Henson's most memorable Muppets throughout his appearances on The Muppet Show. Currently he is performed by Bill Barretta.
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