Former special counsel Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony may have been a bust, but his probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race generated more buzz than “Game of Thrones” and the Super Bowl, according to a new report.

The release of Mueller’s report this spring generated 30.1 million social media interactions over a one-week period, nearly three times the digital buzz surrounding the final “Thrones” season and even “Avengers: Endgame,” the latest Marvel hit movie (15.2 million), based on data compiled by Axios.

It even topped the 28.3 million online interactions emanating from the Super Bowl LIII in February and the 15.2 million number from the Oscars in May.

Mueller’s underwhelming, five-hour testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill also generated 14.3 million social media interactions.

The former FBI director, 74, was appointed to investigate whether Trump colluded with Russians to influence the 2016 presidential elections.

But during his testimony last week he stammered through many questions, occasionally asking lawmakers to repeat their questions and declining to answer several key questions about the probe – stripping Democrats of the momentum they hoped it would generate for impeachment.

Republican North Carolina Rep. Mark Meadows on Twitter accused Mueller of “struggling to answer even basic questions,” and said he “can’t accurately remember facts, evidence, or even his own conclusion.”

Mueller also faltered when asked whether his report concluded whether Trump did or did not commit obstruction of justice.

An ABC/Ipsos poll relelased Sunday found that 47 percent of Americans who saw or heard about Mueller’s testimony did not change their minds on the impeachment question, the Hill reported.