Seven memorable Hugh Hefner TV appearances

With the passing of Hugh Hefner on Sept. 27, we’re taking a look back at some of his most memorable onscreen appearances.

In 1982, Hefner appeared in a hilarious scene in Laverne & Shirley that also featured Carrie Fisher. In the scene, Laverne (Penny Marshall) and Fisher’s character were both vying for the last available spot as a Bunny at the Playboy Club. Both of the ladies waited on Hef, and things got a bit messy.

On The Simpsons in 1993, Hef gave Bart a tour of his fictional Shelbyville mansion. Hef told Bart about the things people didn’t know about his mansion, like the laboratory, the biosphere, and the alternative-energy research center.

In 2000, on Sex and the City, Samantha (Kim Cattrall) met Hef and a couple of young ladies at a party, and he invited her to join them. When Samantha mused that drinking with three blondes was just a regular day for him, Hef replied that it was a slow one.

It’s only natural that Hef would appear on Entourage, a show about a famous movie star and his crew. In a 2005 episode, there was a mishap at a party at the Playboy mansion, and Hef banned Pauly Shore for life.

Also in 2005, Hef and Larry David had a little disagreement on Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hef had what he thought was a one-of-a-kind smoking jacket. Larry, on the other hand, was fairly certain that his dad had the same one.

It’s also only natural that when he appeared in a 2007 episode of Family Guy, Hef would run into the womanizing Quagmire. Quagmire was having a bad day, and Hef tried to cheer him up by giving him a pep talk. Unfortunately, it was a disturbing pep talk about deceased porn star John Holmes.

And then of course there’s The Girls Next Door, which started in 2005 and followed around Hef’s many girlfriends.

Watch Nick Kroll crack Stephen Colbert up while giving America the sex talk:

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