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* In ''Film/LeftBehindRiseOfTheAntichrist'', investigative reporter Buck Williams hides himself and the computer he's trying to protect from a couple of hitmen who are trying to find him inside a dumpster. The hitmen fire into the dumpster to make sure he's dead. Buck survives, but the computer gets a bullet lodged inside its case and is rendered useless.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RockyKwaterner'': At the start of the episode "A Fantastic Party", professor Torpille is hiding in a trashcan to spy on the Tikka family's house in one of his many attempts to capture Rocky. Then the garbage truck comes by to pick up the trash, resulting in Torpille getting dumped into the truck.
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* ''Film/Red2010''. A waiter is shown taking out the garbage to an industrial bin when he's suddenly yanked into it by persons unknown, later revealed to be [[MuggedForDisguise one of the team]].
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* In the AnimatedCreditsOpening of ''Film/MoonZeroTwo'', the US and Soviet astronauts do this on discovering the U.N. SpaceBase is a SpaceWestern tourist trap. They are then sucked into a garbage disposal vehicle and dumped on the Moon's surface (fortunately they're still in their spacesuits).

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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. In the season 6 episode "Irreconcilable Differences", Team Arrow infiltrates ARGUS by having Renee and Curtis dress up as custodians and sneak Felicity in by rolling her in inside a trash can so that she can access and disable the closed circuit, landline security system to allow Oliver entry.



* ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'': In the episode "Alien Invasion", Drake and Josh prank Megan into thinking there is alien activity by tampering with the equipment she's been using to pick it up. The two hide in trash cans to spy on her and hear her buying the prank, much to their pleasure. However, their dad Walter comes out to empty the trash and disposes it in Josh's can. Drake remains safe, though.



* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. In the season 6 episode "Irreconcilable Differences", Team Arrow infiltrates ARGUS by having Renee and Curtis dress up as custodians and sneak Felicity in by rolling her in inside a trash can so that she can access and disable the closed circuit, landline security system to allow Oliver entry.

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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. ''Series/TheGoodies'': In the season 6 episode "Irreconcilable Differences", Team Arrow infiltrates ARGUS by having Renee "Scoutrageous", Graeme and Curtis dress up Bill hide in a pair of dustbins as custodians they are tailing Tim to his mysterious appointment. Unfortunately for Graeme, someone comes out and sneak Felicity in by rolling her in inside empties a trash can so that she can access and disable the closed circuit, landline security system to allow Oliver entry.bucket of food scraps into his.



* ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'': In the episode "Alien Invasion", Drake and Josh prank Megan into thinking there is alien activity by tampering with the equipment she's been using to pick it up. The two hide in trash cans to spy on her and hear her buying the prank, much to their pleasure. However, their dad Walter comes out to empty the trash and disposes it in Josh's can. Drake remains safe, though.
* ''Series/TheGoodies'': In "Scoutrageous", Graeme and Bill hide in a pair of dustbins as they are tailing Tim to his mysterious appointment. Unfortunately for Graeme, someone comes out and empties a bucket of food scraps into his.


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* ''Series/{{Thunderbirds}}'': In the episode "[[Recap/ThunderbirdsS1E13VaultOfDeath Vault of Death]]", Light-fingered Fred escapes from prison in a trash can that conveniently falls off a garbage truck.

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* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'': At the start of the "Crime and Punishment" mission, Niko finds Roman hiding in a dumpster to escape some criminals following him. He is abducted by Andrei moments later.



* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'': At the start of the "Crime and Punishment" mission, Niko finds Roman hiding in a dumpster to escape some criminals following him. He is abducted by Andrei moments later.

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* ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'': At In the start of text adventure ''Stone Cell'', one way for the "Crime and Punishment" mission, Niko finds Roman hiding in a dumpster protagonist to escape some criminals following him. He from the castle is abducted by Andrei moments later.to hide herself in a cart that's taking rubbish (mainly human and animal excrement) away to be dumped.
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** In "Strife of the Party", Lana goes into a trashcan to cry after finding out that Lola sabotaged her birthday party plans. This apparently wasn't hare first time she'd done so, Lola called it her "sad can".

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** In "Strife of the Party", Lana goes into a trashcan to cry after finding out that Lola sabotaged her birthday party plans. This apparently wasn't hare the first time she'd done so, so; Lola called it her "sad can".
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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately the garbage bags have only been piled nearby for the garbage truck to pick up, and he's able to find the right one.

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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', ''[[Film/ThirteenTzameti 13 Tzameti]]'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in from the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately the garbage bags have only been piled nearby for the garbage truck to pick up, and he's able to find the right one.
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** In "Tedere Tronica", the same thing happens to Jerom when he's hiding in a trash can to keep an eye on Professor Barabas (who is being targeted by criminals because of a his latest invention).

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** In "Tedere Tronica", the same thing happens to Jerom when he's hiding in a trash can to keep an eye on Professor Barabas (who is being targeted by criminals because of a his latest invention).
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}''. In the episode "Rally 'Round the Flagg Boys", Colonel Flagg recruits Charles into spying on Hawkeye, to dig up proof that he's a Communist sympathizer. For their covert rendezvous Flagg takes cover in a garbage can, leading to plenty of {{Deadpan Snarker}}y from Charles. "I'm going to talk to Colonel Potter now, about getting you better quarters." After Charles leaves, a corpsman leaves the mess tent and empties his tray of food into it.

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* ''Series/{{MASH}}''. In the episode "Rally 'Round the Flagg Boys", Colonel Flagg recruits Charles into spying on Hawkeye, to dig up proof that he's a Communist sympathizer. For their covert rendezvous Flagg takes cover in a garbage can, leading to plenty of {{Deadpan Snarker}}y from Charles. "I'm going to talk to Colonel Potter now, about getting you better quarters." After Charles leaves, a corpsman leaves the mess tent and empties his tray of food into it.
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* ''Series/TheProfessionals''. In "Runner", Bodie is running down a lowlife only for him to do a StealthHiBye. Bodie looks frustrated for a moment, then sees a cul-de-sac full of industrial bins. He topples one of them, spilling out the man he was chasing amid a load of rubbish.

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* ''Series/TheProfessionals''. In "Runner", Bodie is running down a lowlife only for him to do a StealthHiBye. Bodie looks frustrated for a moment, then sees a cul-de-sac full of industrial skip bins. He topples one of them, spilling out the man he was chasing amid a load of rubbish.
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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately all the garbage bags have only been piled nearby for the garbage truck to pick up, and he's able to find the right one.

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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately all the garbage bags have only been piled nearby for the garbage truck to pick up, and he's able to find the right one.
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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately all the garbage bags have been piled nearby for collection, and he's able to find the right one.

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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately all the garbage bags have only been piled nearby for collection, the garbage truck to pick up, and he's able to find the right one.
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* In the American remake of ''13 Tzameti'', the protagonist is going to be questioned by the police, so he hides the fortune he won in the illegal DeadlyGame inside a garbage can, leading to an OhCrap moment when he returns to find the garbage has been collected. Fortunately all the garbage bags have been piled nearby for collection, and he's able to find the right one.

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* ''Series/TheProfessionals''. In "Runner", Bodie is running down a lowlife only for him to do a StealthHiBye. Bodie looks frustrated for a moment, then sees a cul-de-sac full of industrial bins. He topples one of them, spilling out the man he was chasing amid a load of rubbish.
-->'''Bodie:''' Gone to rest in your natural habitat?
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}''. In the episode "Rally 'Round the Flagg Boys", Colonel Flagg tries to persuade Charles into spying on Hawkeye for him to dig up proof that he's a Communist sympathizer. For their covert rendezvous Flagg takes cover in a garbage can, leading to plenty of {{Deadpan Snarker}}y from Charles. "I'm going to talk to Colonel Potter now, about getting you better quarters." After Charles leaves, a corpsman leaves the mess tent and empties his tray of food into it.

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* ''Series/{{MASH}}''. In the episode "Rally 'Round the Flagg Boys", Colonel Flagg tries to persuade recruits Charles into spying on Hawkeye for him Hawkeye, to dig up proof that he's a Communist sympathizer. For their covert rendezvous Flagg takes cover in a garbage can, leading to plenty of {{Deadpan Snarker}}y from Charles. "I'm going to talk to Colonel Potter now, about getting you better quarters." After Charles leaves, a corpsman leaves the mess tent and empties his tray of food into it.
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* RecycledInSpace in the ''Series/DeepSpaceNine'' episode "The Siege", when Starfleet personnel hide in empty hazardous waste disposal containers to ambush a squad of Bajoran soldiers.

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* RecycledInSpace in the ''Series/DeepSpaceNine'' episode "The Siege", when Starfleet personnel hide in empty hazardous waste disposal containers to ambush a squad of Bajoran soldiers. Presumably they had been decontaminated first!



* ''Series/TheGoodies'': In "Scoutrageous", Graeme and Bill hide in a pair of dustbins as they tailing Tim to his mysterious appointment. Unfortunately for Graeme, someone comes out and empties a bucket of food scraps into his.

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* ''Series/TheGoodies'': In "Scoutrageous", Graeme and Bill hide in a pair of dustbins as they are tailing Tim to his mysterious appointment. Unfortunately for Graeme, someone comes out and empties a bucket of food scraps into his.
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* [[https://youtu.be/2jhEPsKJ1IE This kid]] hiding during a police chase in Oregon. It turns out that this specific bin he decided to [[TrashLanding hide in]] was actually full of [[{{Squick}} cat litter material and used diapers]] (probably with the contents exposed or leaking, if the [[CoveredInMud dark stain]] [[CoveredInGunge on the back of his once white T-shirt]] visible after he emerges is anything to go by). Not to mention that this all took place in 90F weather, ''and'' that [[FilthyFun he hung in there for 30 whole minutes]]. Reports say that [[AllForNothing he ended up being caught by police an hour later anyway]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Basingstoke}}'': You can hide in Wheelie Bins (green garbage bins on wheels) from zombies.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': In "Schooled", Lincoln hides in a trash can to avoid Lynn Jr., who has been promoted to hall monitor and enforces the school rules with iron fist.

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In "Schooled", Lincoln hides in a trash can to avoid Lynn Jr., who has been promoted to hall monitor and enforces the school rules with iron fist.
** In "Strife of the Party", Lana goes into a trashcan to cry after finding out that Lola sabotaged her birthday party plans. This apparently wasn't hare first time she'd done so, Lola called it her "sad can".



** Hiding in a Trash-Can is actually one of Randall's favorite spots to spy on people and then rat them out. Unfortunately, if someone's going to take out the trash, he'll sometimes have the trash dumped on him.

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** Hiding in a Trash-Can A trashcan is actually one of Randall's favorite spots to spy on people and then rat them out. Unfortunately, if someone's going to take out the trash, he'll sometimes have the trash dumped on him.
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* The 2007 revival series of ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'' has Dougal occasionally hiding in a dustbin in most episodes. One example is "Dougal's Bad Smell Day" as he hides in a rubbish bin as an attempt to hide from everyone so that he won't get a bath.

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-->-- '''Charles Winchester''', ''Series/{{MASH}}'', "Rally Round The Flagg, Boys"

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-->-- -->-- '''Charles Winchester''', ''Series/{{MASH}}'', "Rally Round The Flagg, Boys"

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->''"Oh, Colonel Flagg! Sorry, I didn't recognize you without your garbage can. Don't you have a dark one for evening?"''
-->-- '''Charles Winchester''', ''Series/{{MASH}}'', "Rally Round The Flagg, Boys"



* ''Series/{{MASH}}''. In the episode "Rally 'Round the Flagg Boys", Colonel Flagg tries to persuade Charles into spying on Hawkeye for him to dig up proof that he's a Communist sympathizer. At one point Flagg takes cover in a garbage can, just before a corpsman leaves the mess tent and empties his tray of food into it.

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* ''Series/{{MASH}}''. In the episode "Rally 'Round the Flagg Boys", Colonel Flagg tries to persuade Charles into spying on Hawkeye for him to dig up proof that he's a Communist sympathizer. At one point For their covert rendezvous Flagg takes cover in a garbage can, just before leading to plenty of {{Deadpan Snarker}}y from Charles. "I'm going to talk to Colonel Potter now, about getting you better quarters." After Charles leaves, a corpsman leaves the mess tent and empties his tray of food into it.
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* The symbol of the New York Stakeout Squad was a couple of eyes peeking out of a trashcan. Averted in real life however, as the Stakeout Squad knew full well that [[ConcealmentEqualsCover concealment does not equal cover]].
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* RecycledInSpace in the ''Series/DeepSpaceNine'' episode "The Siege", when Starfleet personnel hide in plastic waste disposal containers in a cargo bay to ambush a squad of Bajoran soldiers.

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* RecycledInSpace in the ''Series/DeepSpaceNine'' episode "The Siege", when Starfleet personnel hide in plastic empty hazardous waste disposal containers in a cargo bay to ambush a squad of Bajoran soldiers.

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** ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack''. The Millenium Falcon had been hiding from capture by clinging to the blindside of an Imperial cruiser's bridge section. When the Imperial cruiser dumps its garbage before going to lightspeed, Captain Solo releases the landing claw, and poses as one more hunk of junk. The cruiser departs, none the wiser.

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** ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack''. The Millenium Falcon had been hiding from capture by clinging to the blindside of an Imperial cruiser's bridge section. When the Imperial cruiser dumps its garbage before going to lightspeed, Captain Solo releases the landing claw, and poses as one more hunk of junk. The cruiser departs, none the wiser. Unfortunately a certain bounty hunter was not so easily fooled...



* RecycledInSpace in the ''Series/DeepSpaceNine'' episode "The Siege", when Starfleet personnel hide in plastic waste disposal containers in a cargo bay to ambush a squad of Bajoran soldiers.



* In the season 6 episode "Irreconcilable Differences" of ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', Team Arrow infiltrates ARGUS by having Renee and Curtis dress up as custodians and sneaking Felicity in by rolling her in inside a trash can so that she can access and disable the closed circuit, landline security system to allow Oliver entry.

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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}''. In the season 6 episode "Irreconcilable Differences" of ''Series/{{Arrow}}'', Differences", Team Arrow infiltrates ARGUS by having Renee and Curtis dress up as custodians and sneaking sneak Felicity in by rolling her in inside a trash can so that she can access and disable the closed circuit, landline security system to allow Oliver entry.


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* ''Series/TheDukesOfHazzard'': In the second episode, Lester Starr hides under a couple of cardboard boxes stacked next to a dumpster when the police raid his headquarters.
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* ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'': In the episode "Alien Invasion", Drake and Josh prank Megan into thinking there is alien activity by tampering with the equipment she's been using to pick it up. The two hide in trash cans to spy on her, adn hear her buying the prank, much to their pleasure. However, their dad Walter comes out to empty the trash and disposes it in Josh's can. Drake remains safe, though.

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* ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'': In the episode "Alien Invasion", Drake and Josh prank Megan into thinking there is alien activity by tampering with the equipment she's been using to pick it up. The two hide in trash cans to spy on her, adn her and hear her buying the prank, much to their pleasure. However, their dad Walter comes out to empty the trash and disposes it in Josh's can. Drake remains safe, though.
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* A campaign for Advertising/{{GEICO}} has [[WildlifeCommentarySpoof a wildlife expert stalking the gecko mascot]]. In one ad, the expert hides in a garbage can to watch the gecko, then gets taken away by a garbage truck.

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* A campaign for Advertising/{{GEICO}} has [[WildlifeCommentarySpoof a wildlife expert stalking the gecko mascot]]. In one ad, the expert hides in a garbage can dumpster to watch the gecko, then gets taken away by a garbage truck.

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