Toby Hull

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Toby Hull is the son of Rod Hull, a popular entertainer who appeared with an arm-length puppet known as Emu. He is one of three children from Hull's second marriage.^[1]

After the death of his father in 1999, Toby brought Emu out of retirement for the 2003 pantomime season,^[2] appearing in Cinderella at the Theatre Royal, Windsor. In 2007 Toby appeared with a refurbished Emu in their own series on CITV.^[1]

Toby is currently a lead writer for Hasbro Entertainment. He currently serves as a lead writer for several number of episodes for My Little Pony: Tell Your Tale.

• "Interview: Toby Hull". The Guardian. 6 October 2007.
• "Emu set for television comeback". 8 June 2006.
• "New-look Emu back on television". 12 September 2007.
• Oliver Duff (23 October 2011). "Watch out, Parkie - Hull's son is bringing back Emu". The Independent.
• "I'm going to emu-late my dad". Daily Record. Archived from the original on 14 March 2016. (subscription required)

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