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Animations featuring well-informed fish, particularly a green fish named Moe Pesci (pun on actor Joe Pesci) and an oyster by the name of Shelley (Seasons 1–2).After he shows the fish, he removes the paper from around fish to reveal info about the crook's whereabouts. The Clue-Fish (Season 3) Greg will pick up a newspaper before the show with the fish wrapped in it along with Rockapella's tune to the Contessa's jingle.The Stool Pigeon, a pigeon prisoner (Seasons 2–5).

Song parodies performed by the Acmettes (all played by Lynne Thigpen) (Seasons 3–5).A word on something other than the street.(Entire Series) In some episodes one of five variations can occur: (They once acted out Homer's Odyssey when the Contessa was hiding in the Aegean Sea. He asks them what the word on the street is, one of the band members-usually Scott Leonard, but the other 4 have each done this at least once as well-tells Greg the word, which is literally written on the street in front of them, and provides a related clue while the others provide background "mood" music. The Word on the Street - Greg hears chatter or someone calling him by name in the alley and walks out to find Rockapella.Nana Rap, an animated rapping grandmother who gave clues to Greg and the kids Nana Rap was a fan favorite with the audience (always clapping in unison when she did her song).Song parodies performed by Rockapella (Entire Series).The Chief's Fax Machine (Entire Series).The Chief (she always gave the first clue of the game in the first two seasons in later seasons, she gave clues on any specific order (usually with extra evidence in her office or a call from her research friend Lemke)).Aside from providing the theme song for the show, Rockapella also supplied many of the sound effects and voiceovers. On any given day, members of Rockapella might be dressed as giant ears of corn, or as The Beatles.