Am I imagining things from my child hood or was there a cartoon called Murran Buchstansungur or something like

Question

I seem to remember he was basically a head with arms and legs and lived either in a crack in the kitchen wall or under the stairs..

Answer 1

http://www.toonhound.com/murunbuch.jpg
Here's a link to a picture....
Apparantly he was supposed to be a germ....he lived ina bucket under the sink, I think???

Also some stuff from toonhound site about him:

Murun Buchstansangur was an odd fellow. Quite apart from his odd name he was also very odd looking. He was a small grey onion-shaped man with a mop of hair and clog boots. He lived under the dirty kitchen sink of an end-terrace house in a rather dreary, rain-swept suburb. Murun didn't have adventures, as such, rather he found himself with dilemmas, events and decisions to ponder as he mooched through the day with his friends and associates...
Here was a curious, melancholic series, with esoteric ideas - something for the mind, perhaps, rather than the heart. The series felt like it had some hidden depth to it, something to say about the world, but quite what that something was often magnificently unfathomable. What was Murun, exactly? What was he doing in that dreary house? Where were the owners, indeed, where were the normal-sized people in the town - Murun only ever seemed to meet up with people of similar small size. Most of all, though, what did it all mean?

Murun obviously meant something to Channel Four because 52 episodes were commissioned by the station, and they were still being broadcast well into the 1990s...

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Wild Thonrberries Tom and Jerry Cow and chicken Rocket capacity Flinstones Popeye Scooby Dooby Doo good day Arnold! capacity Puff women bugs Bunny Doug Tweety chook Micky Mouse Arthur Rugrats * just to be right this moment, Barney isn't a sketch? * :P

Answer 4

My brother and I used to like it a lot. Murun had a neighbour who was human shaped but the same size, and she had a boyfriend called Nigel Clarke with an E, who Murun hated.
Very bizarre cartoon aimed more at students than children, I should think.

Answer 5

I remember him, grotty looking little monster lived under someone's sink IIRC

Answer 6

Ne'er heard of that character but wud love to dig more info on him.

Answer 7

I remember that! Used to give me the creeps..

Answer 8

yes,i think it was "barron munchausen"though as in the terry gillian(monty python) film.

Answer 9

This is because of that beer and pot, isn't it!