Ronald Grump. / Today I learned that there was an episode of Sesame Street where Donald Trump was parodied way back in January 1988. In fact, by Sesame Street standards, they kind of bodied Trump.

Donald Grump (not to be confused with Ronald Grump) visited our friends on Sesame Street in 2005 for a very important parody of Trump's reality television show, The Apprentice. The updated Grump ...

“Sesame Street” introduced its Trump-trolling character in 1988 when it aired an episode featuring Ronald Grump, a smarmy real-estate developer obsessed with building Grump Tower, made ...

“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, at the beginning of the show’s ...

Watch below: Joe Pesci appeared as Ronald Grump in 1994, this time wanting residents to allow him to turn the neighborhood into Grump World. “I love you people. You deserve some of the finer things.

In 1994, Oscar winner Joe Pesci appeared on All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever! as “ Ronald Grump,” a villainous real-estate tycoon who wants to demolish Sesame Street and ...

Over its several decades, the show’s setting has always been both realistic and idealistic. And it has evolved, much like the ...

Ronald Grump Before Donald Grump, there was first Ronald Grump. Sesame Street's Ronald Grump (right) talks about his plans to build Close your eyes and think back to 1988. The hairstyles are kooky.

The second coming of Ronald Grump arrived in 1994, when Pesci — fresh off his fast-talking turn in 1992’s “My Cousin Vinny” — donned a gold-spun wig during the “Sesame Street All-Star ...

For decades ‘Sesame Street’ brutally parodied Trump, who wants to defund PBS By Avi Selk Washington Post,March 21, 2017, 10:00 a.m. 33 ... Classic Sesame Street - Ronald Grump Builds The Grump ...

"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, at the beginning of the show's 25th ...

“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, at the beginning of the show’s ...