Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem as a team. Richard Hunt and Jerry Nelson had established themselves as a team prior to "The Muppet Show". Therefore, the change in Janice's performer may have been the reason for her relationship shifting from Zoot to Floyd. After Hunt's death, her character was faded back to brief non-speaking background appearances until the 2002 "It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie" in which she was performed by Brian Henson. Henson also provided her voice for the video game "Muppets Party Cruise". In "The Muppets' Wizard of Oz", she was performed by Tyler Bunch. Her most recent performer is David Rudman,
Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem which Floyd described as Zoot "skip[ping] the groove again"—but he can be sharper than he seems. When Floyd declared the band to be "anklin'" during its brief strike, only Zoot seemed dubious, noting "The frog's been good to us." Zoot's claim to fame was playing the final off-key note to the end theme of the show; he then looks into his saxophone with a bewildered expression, checks his music, gives a satisfied nod, looks around at the other musicians and gives the same nod. The note played is the lowest note on the baritone saxophone, while most of Zoot's other