John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt - Notable Appearances

Notable Appearances

  • In the 1995 film To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, Robin Williams plays a character named John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt. When he is introduced to the character Noxeema Jackson, played by Wesley Snipes, Noxeema says "Oh, his name is my name, too!"
  • In the 1997 film, RocketMan, and is sung by Harland Williams.
  • In the 2000 film, Disney's The Kid, it is sung by Rusty Duritz (played by Spencer Breslin).
  • In the 2001 film, Recess: School's Out, led by Robert Goulet as Mikey Blumberg.
  • Featured as "Shane Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt" in the 2004 film, The Pacifier, sung by Lulu Plummer (Morgan York) and her Firefly Scouts.
  • It has appeared in many television shows, including:
    • Happy Days season 5 episode 8, "Fonzie and Leather Tuscadero", Tuesday November 8, 1977.
    • The Andy Griffith Show season 4 episode 126 "Back To Nature", May 11, 1964.
    • Mystery Science Theater 3000 season 4 episode 21 "Monster A-Go-Go".
    • The Secret Life of the American Teenager season 1 episode 23.
    • sung by Sandra Bullock in Muppets Tonight season 1 episode 7, June 23, 1996.
    • Animaniacs season 1 episode 54 "Brerva", February 15, 1994.
    • Psych season 5 episode 1 "Romeo and Juliet and Juliet", July 14, 2010.
    • Best Ed season 1, episode "Nightmare on Sweet Street": a ghostly figure named "The Breadsless Northsman" is scared away by using this song. Ed sings a line in a happy tune, while Buddy cries the next line.
    • In "The Duck Who Cried Wolf" on PB&J Otter, it is performed as "John Jacob Jingle Otter Breath."
  • Seattle band Estocar ends the recording of the song Please Advise with three loops of the song.

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