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"Trash truck" the cartoon series is a return to simple age appropriate cartoon stories for preschoolers. This series perfectly captures the innocence and thought process of a preschooler. Minus all the obnoxious intense, fast pacing and toy marketing. Story first. The relationships between the characters are respectful and thoughtful with just the right amount of whimsy. This show demonstrates how a preschooler has the potential to use their imagination as a tool to navigate the every day world around them. I grew up on Glen Keanes character illustrations myself. Glen Keane productions on Netflix is one of my favorite things to happen during this dismal year. I'm so happy to share this show with my 3 year old son knowing the content is thoughtful and high quality. Cannot say enough good things!

My son and I just finished Season 1. Relaxing show to watch before bed. Trash Truck's character is adorable! It cracks me up that he can do things like fit in Hank's house and cross a log. There is something so poignant about how Trash Truck lifts Hank up and carries him on his "shoulders." Delightful!

There are not many Netflix shows my son and I enjoy together. This is definitely one of them! Absolutely love it.

I just read a review that headlined "for Caucasian's Only." If the color of someone's skin is the first thing that you notice, diversity is not your primary concern. Great show for children of any ethnicity. The child talks to a trash truck, a bear, and a raccoon. Children and parents need to listen more to the moral of the story with good television shows, than the characters giving the messages.

This show hits just the right spot for this Kiwi British family watching in Auckland. We love it - a mix of the gentle BBC shows and Pixar animation - an instant hit with our little boy, who also happens to have a sister called olive! Dad loves all the background humour and the gorgeous early morning or evening glow... a well travelled Aussie character in the mix is a treat too haha!