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[[Image:Grannygrouch.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Granny Grouch]] |
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'''Granny Grouch''', [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar's]] grandmother, appeared in ''[[Sesame Street]]'s'' [[Season 2 (1970-1971)|Season 2]]'s premiere, [[Episode 0131]]. She knows that her grandchildren hate her big wet kisses, so she kisses them as often as she can. Whether Granny Grouch is Oscar's maternal or paternal grandmother is unknown, as is her relationship to [[Grandpa Grouch]]. |
'''Granny Grouch''', [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar's]] grandmother, appeared in ''[[Sesame Street]]'s'' [[Season 2 (1970-1971)|Season 2]]'s premiere, [[Episode 0131]]. She knows that her grandchildren hate her big wet kisses, so she kisses them as often as she can. Whether Granny Grouch is Oscar's maternal or paternal grandmother is unknown, as is her relationship to [[Grandpa Grouch]]. |
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Oscar's "Gram" appeared in [[Caroll Spinney|Caroll Spinney's]] book ''[[How to Be a Grouch]]'', but that Gram and Granny are the same Grouch is grounds for debate. |
Oscar's "Gram" appeared in [[Caroll Spinney|Caroll Spinney's]] book ''[[How to Be a Grouch]]'', but that Gram and Granny are the same Grouch is grounds for debate. |
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Granny Grouch
Granny Grouch, Oscar's grandmother, appeared in Sesame Street's Season 2's premiere, Episode 0131. She knows that her grandchildren hate her big wet kisses, so she kisses them as often as she can. Whether Granny Grouch is Oscar's maternal or paternal grandmother is unknown, as is her relationship to Grandpa Grouch.
Oscar's "Gram" appeared in Caroll Spinney's book How to Be a Grouch, but that Gram and Granny are the same Grouch is grounds for debate.
Oscar's Gram as seen in How to Be a Grouch.