In a parody of The Apprentice, the reality television show that solidified Trump’s fame in 2005, Grump heads to Sesame Street ...

In the past, four "Sesame Street" characters parodied U.S. President Donald Trump, including Oscar-winning actor Joe Pesci ...

Days after the executive order went live, social media users unearthed a clip from PBS favorite Sesame Street circa 1994. In the episode, Elmo and other characters confront Ronald Grump ...

The character "Ronald Grump," a parody of New York real estate mogul Donald Trump, has appeared sporadically on the Public Broadcasting Service children's television series "Sesame Street" since ...

But Grump would be back. “Real estate tycoon Ronald Grump has announced plans to demolish Sesame Street and create a lavish new Grump Tower,” a dire Barbara Walters announced in 1994 ...

By Meena Jang Before Alec Baldwin’s impersonation of Donald Trump became a Saturday Night Live sensation, there was Sesame Street‘s Ronald Grump. The children’s show has been parodying the ...

On 1994’s All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever!, Joe Pesci appeared as evil real-estate tycoon Ronald Grump, a real grouch of a man who tried to buy and demolish Sesame Street in ...

With funding for “Sesame Street’s” parent company under ... It all started in 1988, when a Grouch builder named Ronald Grump told Oscar he wanted to build Grump Tower (six trashcans on ...