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| Picture | 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 | Swooned by 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 M*A*S*H 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 Hamhock 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. |
 | Emily Cratchit | The Muppet Christmas Carol | Piggy with short curly hair and Dickens wardrobe. |
 | Queen Midas | Muppets Classic Theater | |
 | Sandy Pig | Muppets Classic Theater | |
 | Benjamina Gunn | Muppet Treasure Island | Piggy design with curly hair and pirate garb. |
 | "Deep Dish Nine" First Mate Piggy | Muppets Tonight | First Mate 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. |
 | Joan S. Jonas | Studio DC: Almost Live! | Claims to be the long-lost Jonas Sister. |
