a restroom with Larry David and Richard Lewis and nearly having an altercation with David after catching them looking at his penis while urinating. In 1996, Bogues had a cameo at the end of Eddie in which Whoopi Goldberg's character flirts with him. He then walks out onto the court to support her character preventing Wild Bill from moving the Knicks. He made a cameo appearance on an episode of Saturday Night Live with Charles Barkley hosting and Nirvana the musical guest. He also appeared in an episode of Hang Time where he spoke against steroids. Bogues appeared in "Rebound", the first episode of season 7 of Royal Pains, in which he attended a welcoming party hosted by Ms. "New Parts" Newberg. Bogues was interviewed for Baltimore Boys, an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary that highlighted the Dunbar Poets high school basketball team. Advertisements Although Bogues has appeared in several television advertisements, he avoided advertisements which focused on his small stature, at least during his career. During his career, Bogues appeared in commercials for Sprite, AT&T, First Union National Bank, Bojangles and Hyundai among others. In 1995, both he and his mother appeared in commercials for Reebok in a campaign featuring NBA players and their mothers. In 2002, he appeared in IBM commercials. In 2014, he appeared as a Christmas elf in a commercial for NBA 2K15. In 2016, he appeared in an ad for Axe. In 2019, Bogues appeared in a series of commercials for the web hosting company GoDaddy. In 2022, he appeared in a commercial for Caesars Entertainment. See also List of shortest players in National Basketball Association history List of National Basketball Association career assists leaders References External links WNBA Press Release of Bogues becoming head coach of the Charlotte Sting Audio: Catching Up With Muggsy Bogues 1965 births Living people 1986 FIBA World Championship players American expatriate basketball people in Canada American men's basketball players American shooting survivors Basketball coaches from Maryland Basketball players from Baltimore Charlotte Bobcats announcers Charlotte Bobcats executives Charlotte Hornets expansion draft picks Charlotte Hornets players Charlotte Sting coaches Competitors at the 1986 Goodwill Games FIBA World Championship-winning players Gastonia Rangers players Golden State Warriors players High school basketball coaches in North Carolina Point guards Toronto Raptors players United States Basketball League players United States men's national basketball team players Wake Forest Demon Deacons men's basketball players Washington Bullets draft picks