Editing Arte Johnson (section)

===Later work===
Johnson guest-starred in two episodes of ''[[The Partridge Family]]'' ("My Heart Belongs to a Two Car Garage" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls... and Tolls... and Tolls") and the situation comedy ''[[A Touch of Grace]]'' (1973). He appeared in the first season of the Detroit-produced children's show ''[[Hot Fudge]]'' (1974) and, for one week, as a celebrity guest panelist on the game show ''[[Match Game]]''. From 1976 to 1980, Johnson was a regular celebrity guest judge on ''[[The Gong Show]]''.

In 1976, Johnson voiced the animated cartoon character [[Misterjaw]], a blue, German-accented shark, in ''[[The Pink Panther Show]]''. He also voiced the character "Rhubarb" on ''[[The Houndcats]]'' and appeared as a guest on Canadian TV show ''[[Celebrity Cooks]]'' (1976) with host [[Bruno Gerussi]]. Johnson appeared on an episode of the NBC daytime version of ''[[Wheel of Fortune (U.S. game show)|Wheel of Fortune]]'' in September 1977 as a substitute letter-turner, both to fill in for an injured [[Susan Stafford]], and to promote his short-lived NBC game show ''[[Knockout (game show)|Knockout]]'', which aired through early 1978. Instead of being introduced by the show's announcer, he would start the show with a small monologue, then the announcer would introduce the day's contestants. He was cast as Renfield, the comic sidekick of [[George Hamilton (actor)|George Hamilton]]'s [[Dracula]] in the film ''[[Love at First Bite]]'' (1979) and appeared in the all-star television disaster film ''[[Condominium (miniseries)|Condominium]]'' (1980). He voiced "Weerd" in ''[[The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo]]'' (1985), and played a disgruntled employee denied [[severance pay]] in an episode of ''[[Airwolf]]''. He also voiced several other characters: Dr. Ludwig Von Strangebuck and Count Ray on two episodes of ''[[DuckTales (1987 TV series)|DuckTales]]''; Devil Smurf on ''[[The Smurfs (1981 TV series)|The Smurfs]]''; [[Top Cat]] and Lou on ''[[Yo Yogi!]]''; and Newt on ''[[Animaniacs]]''. Johnson guest-starred in the ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' episode "No Laughing Murder" (1987). He also appeared in an episode of ''[[Night Court]]'' (1990). From 1991 to 1992, Johnson appeared in multiple episodes of ''[[General Hospital]]'' as [[List of General Hospital characters#O|Finian O'Toole]]. He played the old laboratory head of a team of scientists working on a serum of youth in ''[[Second Chance (1996 film)|Second Chance]]'' (1996).

Johnson performed more than 80 audiobook readings, including Gary Shteyngart's ''[[Absurdistan (novel)|Absurdistan]]'' (2006) and [[Carl Hiaasen]]'s ''Bad Monkey''. He appeared in the ''[[Justice League Unlimited]]'' episode "The Ties That Bind" (2005) as the voice of [[Virman Vundabar]], which was his final acting role before his retirement in 2006.