Anthrax
on Married... with Children (1987) - Anthrax shows up at the Bundy's, eat mystery meat out of the fridge, and fall under the spell of Edd Byrnes
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Sandra Bernhard
on Will & Grace (1998) - Will and Grace pretend they are interested in buying an apartment so they can hang out with Sandra Bernhard -
Cher
on Will & Grace (1998) - Obsessed with a Cher doll, the real Cher confronts him, but Jack thinks she's a drag queen -
Sammy Davis Jr.
on All in the Family (1971) - Sammy Davis Jr. leaves his briefcase in Archie's cab and he must stop by the house to retrieve it -
Sammy Davis Jr.
on I Dream of Jeannie (1965) - Jeannie duplicates Sammy Davis Jr. so he can perform at General Peterson's birthday -
The Doobie Brothers
on What's Happening!! (1976) - Rerun is threatened into bootlegging a Doobie Brothers concert but after he's caught, the Doobies turn the tables on the bootleggers -
Bob Dylan
on Dharma & Greg (1997) - Dharma tries to join Bob Dylan's band as a drummer -
The Foggy Mountain Boys
on The Beverly Hillbillies (1962) - Flatt and Scruggs stop by to visit the Clampetts and the usual mayhem ensues -
Hall & Oates
on Will & Grace (1998) - Hall & Oates sing "Maneater" as Grace walks down the runway -
Elton John
on Will & Grace (1998) - after Jack becomes paranoid about the Gay Mafia, the leader, Elton John, shows up to threaten Will -
Davy Jones
on The Brady Bunch (1969) - Marcia claims she can get Davy Jones to play the school dance, but then she must deliver -
Patti LaBelle
on The Nanny (1993) - Patti LaBelle is one of the entrants in the country club's mother-daughter pageant -
Loretta Lynn
on Roseanne (1988) - Loretta Lynn performs at Lanford's Founding Fathers Day and eats a loose meat sandwich -
Mitch Miller
on Car 54, Where Are You? (1961) - When the 53rd precinct Whippoorwills audition for Mitch Miller, it's clear which of the four is the problem, but who will tell Toody? -
Yoko Ono
on Mad About You (1992) - Paul works with Yoko on a documentary about the wind -
Prince
on New Girl (2011) - the gang attends a party at Prince's house where he drops some purple wisdom on Jess -
Gene Simmons
on Welcome to Sweden (2014) - Gene Simmons threatens Bruce over his taxes -
Mel Tormé
on Night Court (1984) - The Velvet Fog stops by the courtroom but super-fan Harry misses him -
Joe Walsh
on The Drew Carey Show (1995) - Joe plays a song about Cleveland with Drew's band -
Stevie Wonder
on The Cosby Show (1984) - Denise has a fender bender with Stevie's limo and the whole family goes to visit him at his studio -
Colin Hay
on Scrubs (2001) - Colin Hay of Men at Work periodically shows up playing "Overkill" throughout the episode
