Muffin the Mule (character)

Muffin the Mule was the titular character in the puppet television series Muffin the Mule, presented by Annette Mills.
== History ==
Muffin appeared in an instalment in the series where a woman, (TV: ) Annette Mills, (PROSE: ) spoke to the puppet. This played in the Connolly family home on Mafeking Terrace in 1953. (TV: )
A bored Ace once turned on the television in Mrs Smith's boarding house in 1963 and found Muffin on. She didn't know what it was and was unimpressed ("a woman with a posh accent thick enough to insulate cavity walls who played a piano while a wooden donkey jerked up and down"). (PROSE: )
The Twelfth Doctor once compared Muffin the Mule not actually being inside one's television to a monster he encountered not literally being trapped within a cassette tape. (AUDIO: )
== Behind the scenes ==
=== In non-valid sources ===
Muffin the Mule, seemingly as a real individual, was once present in a garden which a young boy walked through while talking about a broadcasting corporation. (TV: )
Muffin was once seen out of Mr. Borusa's office at the BBC HQ, shortly before Borusa discussed Sydney Newman's idea for a new programme. (TV: )
=== Other matters ===
Muffin the Mule was the titular character in the series Muffin the Mule.
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