A major Hollywood Star (this is Wolverine after all), Hugh Jackman made multiple appearances on Monday Night Raw. His most notable appearance saw him land a right cross to WWE Superstar, Dolph Ziggler in a match, which looked more convincing than many of the punches thrown on Monday Nights.

Chuck Norris made only one WWE appearance (excluding an interview at Wretlemania VII) where he served as the “Special Enforcer” for the Undertaker VS Yokozuna casket match at the 1994 Survivor Series.  The then star of “Walker, Texas Ranger” delivered a karate kick to Jeff Jarrett and held Bam Bam Bigelow and King Kong Bundy at bay to the delight of the San Antonio crowd.

The former Price is Right host made only one WWE Guest Host appearance on Monday Night Raw but Bob Barker arguably had the most memorable one.  Does that make him a WWE Hall of Fame inductee?  We are not sure, but this is a better resume than those who already in the Celebrity Wing.

The cornerman of Jake “The Snake” Roberts at Wrestlemania III, Alice Cooper did not impress anyone with his physique but did assist Roberts in putting his snake Damian on Jimmy Hart, the notorious manager of the Honky Tonk Man.  Cooper never did any other work with the WWE, but his lone appearance still makes for a great visual.