Productions using multiple Muppet voices

Instances where productions use more than one voice of a Muppet character, despite recasts.
*Sesame Street 
:Many episodes and home video releases (plus spin-off Play with Me Sesame) contain multiple scenes featuring two different performers for certain characters. Of note, the framing scenes of Play All Day with Elmo feature Ryan Dillon as Elmo and two inserts with Kevin Clash performing Elmo. One insert originally performed by Clash ("Elmo Says") is re-dubbed with Dillon's vocals. Another notable instance is in a season 3 episode of Play with Me Sesame, where a Grover sketch is partially re-dubbed by Eric Jacobson, alternating between his and Frank Oz's original vocals.
:Additionally, starting in Season 45, new editions of "Elmo the Musical" retain Kevin Clash's singing vocals for the segment intro, though the actual segments star Ryan Dillon as Elmo. One particular installment, "Tomato the Musical," has Dillon performing Elmo throughout the segment, but his final "Bye-bye" is archived audio of Clash.
:In Quiet Time, Steve Whitmire performs Ernie in a scene before the song "Naptime", which reuses the audio track with Jim Henson.
*The Muppet Show
:A number of episodes in the first season alternate performers for Miss Piggy, who would be performed by Frank Oz and Richard Hunt within the same episode. One such occurrence, "Temptation" from episode 101 (where Oz does Piggy's speaking voice, while Hunt provides the singing vocals), was referenced in The Kermit and Piggy Story, where Piggy claims Hunt's voice was prior to her hiring a vocal coach.
:In episode 115, Frank Oz performs Mildred in "At the Dance" (which he always did during the first season), while Dave Goelz performs her in the Panel Discussion following this segment.
*Muppet*Vision 3D
:An exchange between Statler and Waldorf during the fireworks finale was recorded following Jim Henson's death. As such, an unknown performer voices Waldorf for the one line.ToughPigs: Secrets of the Third Dimension
*When Elmo Grows Up
:The portion with Cookie Monster singing about being a fireman, taken from Let's Play School, retains Jim Henson's voice as Ernie while Steve Whitmire voices Ernie for the rest of the show. 
*Sesame Street 4-D Movie Magic
:Matt Vogel puppeteers Big Bird throughout the film and sings the opening song, while Caroll Spinney provides the voice for the speaking dialogue.
*The Muppets
:Audio of Jim Henson as Kermit the Frog and Richard Hunt as Scooter (from The Muppet Show) is used, notably during the opening prologue and as they enter the dilapidated Muppet Theater.
*The Case of the Stolen Show
:An unknown voice artist provides a few lines as Kermit the Frog throughout the game.
*Muppets Most Wanted
:Constantine studies archival footage of Kermit (borrowed from The Muppet Show, The Muppet Movie and Sesame Street), all of which use Jim Henson's voice.
*The Muppets episode "Because... Love"
:Kermit sings along to a 1975 recording of "Bein' Green," as performed by Jim Henson.
*Sesame Street Party Parade
:Modified versions of the parade, which debuted in 2011, feature an altered soundtrack with Kevin Clash's original vocals as Elmo as well as newly recorded lines by Ryan Dillon.
*The Muppets Mayhem episode "The Times They Are A-Changin'"
:Richard Hunt's voice for Janice and Frank Oz's voice for Animal are heard when footage from episode 510 of The Muppet Show is used.
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