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{{Infobox televisionprogramming block
| name = Mixy
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| starring premiered = SeeFebruary 16, [[#Hosts|Hosts]]1998
| closed = July 26, 2002
| first_aired = {{Start date|1998|2|16|df=y}}
| channel = [[ABC (Australian TV channel)|ABC]]
| last_aired = {{End date|2002|7|26|df=y}}
| channel division = [[ABC Kids (Australia)|ABC for Kids]]
| country = Australia
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| website = <!-- {{Official website|URL_goes_here}} -->
| language = English
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'''''Mixy''''' was an [[Australian]] [[children'sprogram television seriesblock]] on the [[ABCAustralian KidsBroadcasting (Australia)Company|ABC for Kids]] that hosts Mixy M. ToasusRabbit from [[The Ferals]]. After the Ferals' series ended in 1995, Mixy has been used as a host for her new program block and introducing the shows in the morning.
 
In 2000, the puppeteer Mal Heap, who played Modigliana Wydebottomthe (''She's fluffy, but she's tough'')cat from The Ferals, introduced the role of Joe the Kangaroo alongside Mixy.
 
After the programming block finished in July 2002, Mixy kept appearing in ABC idents and her own website episodes until around the mid-2000s.
 
==Hosts==
* '''Mixy M. ToasusRabbit''' (''A Muddled up, mixed up bunny'') (1998 - 2002) Puppeteer - Emma deVriesDeVries: A sweet, cute carrot-loving pink [[rabbit]]. At times gets a bit mixed up but very friendly.
* '''Joe the Kangaroo''' (2000 - 2002) Puppeteer - Mal Heap: A small brown [[kangaroo]] who loves eating broccoli. His first appearance was on the VHS tape, Mixy TV Favourites.
 
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* ''[[The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends]]''
 
==Video ReleasesRelease==
* Mixy Presents: More Favourites (1998)
* Mixy Presents: TV Favourites (2002)
 
==Website==