is a representative for BP. Sid: A cute, yet vulgar white rabbit, with a North London accent. Wavy Rancheros: A crocodile with a Cajun accent prone to waving his left hand at the audience (hence his name), Wavy "hosted" the show's 1,000th episode. The Pig/Gustave Flaubert: Used during the initial outbreak of swine flu, a pig with sideburns and a tuft of hair who has a "contempt for the bourgeoisie". Kronos: A monkey who wears a bellhop's uniform and claims to be from another planet. Brian: A shark with a wonderful singing voice. Punxsutawney Phil: A groundhog that speaks in a German accent. Sebastian Trousers: A wolf objecting to the portrayals of wolves in the movies. George: A slow talking French snail. Craig Ferguson: A highly satirized version of the host, with a giant Liza Minnelli cut-out for the head. Voiced by Josh Robert Thompson in scenes with Craig portraying Tiny Drew Carey Evangeline: A female ferret with a deep, male voice who is on steroids in preparation for the Olympics. Sandra Peterson, a remote-controlled rhino head that hangs over the fireplace; originally voiced by Dana DeLorenzo (who also portrayed "Beth", a bespectacled "CBS executive"), Sandra "returned" in 2014, voiced and operated by Josh Robert Thompson Tiny Drew Carey: A small marionette of Drew Carey (though the body and head reflect Carey before his weight loss in 2010). A miniature desk is sometimes featured for Tiny Drew Carey to "sit" behind. Morgan Freeman: A large Morgan Freeman marionette who usually interacts with Tiny Drew Carey; voiced by Josh Robert Thompson. In one episode, Lauren Graham operated Nadine, a cat puppet, which appeared to have a romantic relationship with Wavy. Musical performances The Late Late Show tapes musical performances separately from the rest of the show. For example, the noise rock band No Age was videotaped on October 2, 2008, for an appearance scheduled to air October 27. That performance was also the subject of an equal-time rule controversy in which guitarist Randy Randall was not allowed to wear a pro-Barack Obama T-shirt. Randall, not wanting to cancel the appearance, chose instead to turn the T-shirt inside out. Interview ending activities Starting in 2010, Ferguson began ending interviews by variously offering the guest a choice between two or three activities. These have included: Mouth Organ: Ferguson and the guest play the mouth organ (harmonica) briefly. Guests that can play the instrument