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Performer(s) Appeared in Oscar the Grouch is a character from the television series Sesame Street. He is a furry, green Grouch who lives in a trash can on Sesame Street. As a Grouch, his mission in life is to be as miserable and grouchy as possible, and pass that feeling on to everyone else. He does not take kindly to visitors and complains that he wants to be left alone, but when he is left entirely to himself, he's dissatisfied, as there isn't anybody around to irritate or complain to. Oscar the Grouch is a furry, green Grouch who lives in a trash can on Sesame Street, in between 123 Sesame Street and Big Bird's nest. In fact, he loves trash so much that he's rarely seen outside of his trash can. His trademark song, explaining his passion for refuse, is "I Love Trash". According to a 2008 interview with performer Caroll Spinney (and later confirmed by Oscar himself in an appearance on 1 vs 100), Oscar is 43 years old. Born in 1925, Oscar was thrown into a world of good times and happiness. People were living every day to its fullest and expressing everything they felt. Oscar didn't fully experience this, however, as he was born in the slums of Sesame Street. His apartment had one room, no water or electricity, and smelled due to its location below the Snuffleupagus, known for his love of cabbage. In this condition, most would think that a young boy would give up on life and sink into depression. Oscar was an optimistic person, though, and always believed that one day things would get better. He was right for a while. His father got promoted to Chocolate Chip Inserter at the cookie factory, and they had raised enough money to buy a nice apartment next to Elmo. However, things suddenly changed when the Gr Oscar the Grouch is a muppetus grouchus, or a green muppet that lives in a trash can in Sesame Street and always screams at people for dumb reasons. He was born in his trash can twenty years ago, and has never actually left it, except for when he went to Grouchland. We believe he actually doesn't know how to walk. He is currently facing eviction from his garbage can because Donald Trump is trying to close down Sesame Street. Oscar lives in a trash can between Big Bird's nest and 123 Sesame street building. Oscar has had many pets, but his closest companion is his worm Slimey. He also has a girlfriend, a Grouch named Grundgetta although a romantic relationship between two Grouches is understandably rocky. Grundgetta usually calls him Oskie while he occasionally calls her Grungie. Telly and Elmo both consider Oscar to be a close friend, although Oscar disputes this since Telly and Elmo are the two monsters that Oscar doesn't like at all. However, Oscar reluctantly confirmed in Grouchland that Elmo was indeed his friend. Oscar The Grouch is the semi main antagonist from Sesame Street.
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Performer(s) Appeared in Oscar the Grouch is a character from the television series Sesame Street. He is a furry, green Grouch who lives in a trash can on Sesame Street. As a Grouch, his mission in life is to be as miserable and grouchy as possible, and pass that feeling on to everyone else. He does not take kindly to visitors and complains that he wants to be left alone, but when he is left entirely to himself, he's dissatisfied, as there isn't anybody around to irritate or complain to. Oscar the Grouch is a muppetus grouchus, or a green muppet that lives in a trash can in Sesame Street and always screams at people for dumb reasons. He was born in his trash can twenty years ago, and has never actually left it, except for when he went to Grouchland. We believe he actually doesn't know how to walk. He is currently facing eviction from his garbage can because Donald Trump is trying to close down Sesame Street. After the Elmo Gang came to power, Oscar was on board right away, having a love for destruction, misery, and free ice cream. He eventually became one of Elmo's least favorite mob members, but Elmo let him live, because Oscar was simply so good at being bad. Oscar died three years ago under mysterious circumstances. Then, everyone realized he was still alive, and he was actually just taking a vacation in Pac-Land when he was gone. Oscar is now wanted in every place in the world except for Sesame Street. Oscar always carries an AK-47, however, and Nobody argues with him, because they know what's best for them. Oscar the Grouch is a furry, green Grouch who lives in a trash can on Sesame Street, in between 123 Sesame Street and Big Bird's nest. In fact, he loves trash so much that he's rarely seen outside of his trash can. His trademark song, explaining his passion for refuse, is "I Love Trash". Like all Grouches, Oscar's mission in life is to be as miserable and grouchy as possible, and pass that feeling on to everyone else. When a visitor knocks on his trash can -- invariably interrupting him from a nap or an important task -- Oscar greets them with a snarl. He complains that he wants to be left alone, although when he's left entirely to himself, he's dissatisfied -- there isn't anybody around to irritate or complain to. While Oscar has had many pets, his closest companion is his worm, Slimey. He also has a girlfriend, a Grouch named Grundgetta, although a romantic relationship between two Grouches is understandably rocky. Grundgetta usually calls him Oskie while he occasionally calls her Grungie. Telly Monster and Elmo both consider Oscar to be a close friend, although Oscar disputes this since Telly and Elmo are the two monsters that Oscar doesn't like at all. However, Oscar reluctantly confirmed in Grouchland that Elmo was indeed his friend. Oscar's family includes Granny Grouch, who appeared in season 2 of Sesame Street, and was the first indication on the series that Grouches are a separate species. Since then, Oscar has been visited by his grandfather and his mother, and sometimes babysits his niece, Irvine. He also has a brother named Ernest and a sister named Bunny. In both Episode 0131 and A Special Sesame Street Christmas, Oscar revealed that he also has a father. According to a 2008 interview with performer Caroll Spinney (and later confirmed by Oscar himself in an appearance on 1 vs 100), Oscar is 43 years old. Oscar lives in a trash can between Big Bird's nest and 123 Sesame street building. Oscar has had many pets, but his closest companion is his worm Slimey. He also has a girlfriend, a Grouch named Grundgetta although a romantic relationship between two Grouches is understandably rocky. Grundgetta usually calls him Oskie while he occasionally calls her Grungie. Telly and Elmo both consider Oscar to be a close friend, although Oscar disputes this since Telly and Elmo are the two monsters that Oscar doesn't like at all. However, Oscar reluctantly confirmed in Grouchland that Elmo was indeed his friend. Born in 1925, Oscar was thrown into a world of good times and happiness. People were living every day to its fullest and expressing everything they felt. Oscar didn't fully experience this, however, as he was born in the slums of Sesame Street. His apartment had one room, no water or electricity, and smelled due to its location below the Snuffleupagus, known for his love of cabbage. In this condition, most would think that a young boy would give up on life and sink into depression. Oscar was an optimistic person, though, and always believed that one day things would get better. He was right for a while. His father got promoted to Chocolate Chip Inserter at the cookie factory, and they had raised enough money to buy a nice apartment next to Elmo. However, things suddenly changed when the Great Depression hit. When the Great Depression hit the world went into a solemn chaos, which also affected Sesame Street. Oscar's father had lost everything from his job at the Cookie Factory to his sanity. Perhaps the most emotionally traumatizing change in his father was that he simply wouldn't sing silly songs anymore. He would often go on long cookie eating binges and come home staggeringly ecstatic. Oscar watched as, on countless occasions, his father outright refused to sing silly songs with his mother. When his mother ran to her room crying, Oscar watched as he outright kicked the number "2". The pain was unbearable, as that was Oscar's favorite number. Still, in all of this turmoil, Oscar remained positive, and regarded life as simply "troubled" at the time. Then, one day, his father came home with a bloodied and torn letter "Q". He swung the Q around, and blood splattered all over young Oscar's clothes, forever traumatizing him. The police arrived, arrested his father, and sent Oscar to an orphan home. In these homes, where Oscar stayed until he was eighteen, there was only one cookie before bed time, and just an hour of play time. Throughout all of this, Oscar tried to stay as happy as he could, yet his condition made it hard for him to see the light in the dark situation. Oscar The Grouch is the semi main antagonist from Sesame Street.