One of the more unusual British children’s TV series starred the title character – a melancholic (often depressed) blue-grey onion-shaped head with arms and legs – who lived in a crack in a damp and squalid cupboard under a kitchen sink in a terraced house.
Murun had an unrequited love for the pallid blonde girl next door, but she had a flashy boyfriend called “Nigel Clarke with an E” who drove a convertible sports car driving git, and who Murun resented with a vengeance.
Murun also had a self-absorbed cousin called Rossiter (pictured) who would visit occasionally.
The series was produced by Bevanfield Films for Channel 4.
One of the more unusual British children’s TV series starred the title character – a melancholic (often depressed) blue-grey onion-shaped head with arms and legs – who lived in a crack in a damp and squalid cupboard under a kitchen sink in a terraced house.
Murun also had a self-absorbed cousin called Rossiter (pictured) who would visit occasionally.
