The term "Grolandais" refers to the fictional inhabitants of Groland, a satirical country created for the French television show "Les Grolandais." This show, which first aired in 1992, is known for its humorous take on politics and society, often parodying real-world events and figures. The Grolandais are depicted as quirky and eccentric, reflecting the show's comedic style. Groland is presented as a small, absurd nation located in France, with its own unique customs and traditions. The show features a variety of characters and sketches that highlight the absurdities of modern life, making the Grolandais a symbol of satire in French culture.