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4	[[quoteright:350:[[WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}} https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/trashcan_bonfire.png]]]]
5	[[caption-width-right:350:But how will the pink trashcan stay warm?]]
6
7	->''"Bonfires burning bright,''\
8	''Pumpkin faces in the night."''
9	-->-- '''Music/TheMisfits''', "Halloween"
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11	Trashcan Bonfire: a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin bonfire in a trashcan]] or oil drum. Often [[{{Hobos}} homeless people]] will be huddled around it for warmth. In an IndustrialGhetto, striking workers may burn scrap waste in oil drums for warmth while picketing a MegaCorp's factory. Drug dealers or other criminals may use a burning trash can fire to destroy evidence. Poor people in post-apocalyptic stories also use them.
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13	Will sometimes be added to a facility with NoOSHACompliance. A character might [[BurnBabyBurn burn]] something within it or someone might knock into it and become a ManOnFire. Or it might just stay in the [[{{Spectacle}} background]].
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15	!!Examples:
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17	[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
18	* Some establishing shots in the first episode of ''Anime/BubblegumCrisis 2032'' show poor people warming themselves at trashcan fires.
19	* Nana from ''Manga/ElfenLied'' does one of these... with money. {{Justified\|Trope}}, because she has NoSocialSkills due to her background.
20	* In ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex'', Pavlo Zaitsev uses one of these as a meeting place in the episode "[=Ag2O=]".
21	* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'':
22	** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventurePhantomBlood Phantom Blood]]'': [[TheCityNarrows Ogre Street]] is filled with people living in poverty, with some of them sitting by lit bonfires.
23	** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Golden Wind]]'': After Diavolo's defeat, he crawls into a sewer passing where he spots three men sitting by a bonfire before one of them rushes and stabs him, setting off his ResurrectionDeathLoop.
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26	[[folder:Comic Books]]
27	* ''ComicBook/{{Anarky}}'': Nearly every time Anarky encounters the homeless people of Gotham City to recruit them to his cause, they have one of these burning.
28	* In ''ComicBook/RobynHood: I Love NY'' #4, Robyn talks to some homeless people warming themselves around a trashcan bonfire while looking for leads on the sewer murders. One of them tries to get handsy and Robyn deals with him in her usual fashion.
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31	[[folder:Comic Strips]]
32	* One appears in the ''ComicStrip/{{Bizarro}}'' [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Bizarro_-_Trashcan_Bonfire_8989.gif comic for March 23, 2011]].
33	* ''ComicStrip/TheWizardOfId'' has one in the [[http://www.gocomics.com/wizardofid/2011/09/10#mutable_667356 comic for September 10th, 2011]] when the King is looking at homeless people.
34	* ''ComicStrip/{{Zits}}'': During one arc where Jeremy and Hector have a job selling Christmas trees they end up trying to use a trashcan fire to stay warm during a late shift.
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37	[[folder:Films — Animation]]
38	* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheKillingJoke''. While Batman is questioning some prostitutes about the Joker's whereabouts, some bums nearby are warming themselves around a fire burning in an oilcan.
39	* In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanHush'' there's a HitlerCam shot of several bums warming themselves around a trashcan fire, unaware of Batman and Catwoman [[RoofHopping leaping across the alley]] high above their heads.
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42	[[folder:Films — Live-Action]]
43	* The HellHotel in ''Film/TheLostBoys'' is absolutely full of these.
44	* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
45	** ''Film/Batman1989'': A barrel with a fire in it appears in two different scenes of people watching the Joker's TV broadcast outdoors. The first was members of a motorcycle gang, the other was a construction site.
46	** ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' uses it twice.
47	*** When Poison Ivy and Bane break into a gang's hideout, there's a trashcan with a fire inside in the middle of the area.
48	*** At the beginning of the motorcycle race, there are several in the background behind the gang members.
49	** In ''Film/BatmanBegins'', this is how Bruce Wayne disposes of his ID before heading off to the wilds of Asia. The wino warming himself there convinces Bruce not to burn his expensive longcoat too, but to give it to him instead (Bruce having already bought his jacket).
50	* ''Film/BladeRunner'': There are several visible while Roy and Leon are walking in the street and the bicyclists are riding by. There are two visible in the street where Deckard gets an identification of the snake scale, and three of them can be seen during Deckard's pursuit of Zhora.
51	* ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'':
52	** In ''Film/TheTerminator'', while Sarah is dreaming of the post-apocalyptic future, several can be seen in the underground area where the humans are hiding.
53	** In ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'', after the T-1000 arrives at Miles Dyson's house it discovers a fire in a barrel. The fire is burning the documents that detail Dyson's project to understand and re-create the CPU chip from the T-800 in the first movie.
54	* The PsychoKnifeNut villain from ''Film/TheCrow1994'' was killed while hanging out around one.
55	* Graverobber, occasional narrator of ''Film/RepoTheGeneticOpera'', is seen disgustedly throwing a tabloid newspaper into a trashcan bonfire at the very end of the film.
56	* ''Film/{{Rocky}}'':
57	** A fire in a trash can with a small crowd of people around it appears during a night time scene (with Rocky walking by it) in the opening credits of the movie.
58	** A trashcan bonfire can be seen near the start of the famous TrainingMontage, as Rocky runs through a dilapidated neighborhood, reinforcing the look of 1970s urban decay.
59	* ''Film/TheRunningMan'': During the outdoor scenes in the area where the poor citizens live. Oil cans with flames inside appear in the scenes when the protagonists first arrive and when the crowds are betting on the game.
60	* ''Film/TheAdventuresOfBuckarooBanzaiAcrossThe8thDimension'': In the Yoyodyne building, some are visible in the Red Lectroid bivouac as well as one in the Pitt.
61	* ''Film/{{Flatliners}}'': After being deserted by Nelson at the cemetery, Steckle and Hurley warm themselves near a burning barrel before being picked up by David Labraccio.
62	* ''Film/{{Patton}}'': Two appear in the Nazi headquarters at the end of the war, where they're being used to burn documents so the Allies won't get them.
63	* ''Film/RoboCop2''. There are several on the streets of Detroit as Robocop approaches Cain's first drug factory.
64	* ''Film/WildWildWest'': Several are burning at the encampment of the former Confederate soldiers at Malheureux Point before the arrival of Dr. Loveless's vehicle.
65	* ''Film/RunningScared1986'': During the scene on the basketball court there's one in the background.
66	* In ''Film/TheBourneUltimatum'', Jason Bourne creates a distraction by tossing an aerosol can in one, creating a massive explosion.
67	* Featured as props in the play that the cast of ''Film/StageFrightAquarius'' is rehearsing. One of them provides to be useful later when the NotQuiteDead killer grabs the main character by her ankle, and she uses it to set him on fire.
68	* ''Film/EscapeFromNewYork'': A fire burning in a trashcan can be seen on the street in the scene where Romero approaches Bob Hauk to deliver an ultimatum.
69	* ''Film/Tekken2010'': During one of Jin Kazama's fights there's a shot of a group of people outside watching the battle on TV. They have a fire burning in a trashcan nearby.
70	* ''Film/RomancingTheStone'' has one at the abandoned fort where Ira tells Joan to come to make the exchange of the map for her sister. It's genuinely creepy.
71	* ''Film/ResidentEvilAfterlife'': In the building where the survivors are holed up, one of these can be seen in the cafeteria when they're eating.
72	* ''Film/DemolitionMan'': Several barrels filled with fire are visible in the AbsurdlySpaciousSewer where Edgar Friendly's people live.
73	* ''Film/TheyLive'': There are a number of these burning at night in the homeless camp where Nada finds shelter.
74	* ''Film/TheDarkestHour'': The Russian encampment is lit by a couple of burning trashcans.
75	* ''Film/StarTrekVTheFinalFrontier'': During the Federation attack on Paradise City, a number of oil drums with flames inside can be seen on the city's streets, providing light and heat.
76	* ''Film/TankGirl'': While Jet Girl is stealing clothing inside Liquid Silver's garage, a barrel with fire inside it can be seen in the background.
77	* ''Film/StarshipTroopers'': Rasczak's Roughnecks are having a party on the planet Tango Urilla after escaping the Bug-besieged outpost. A barrel with flames coming out can be seen in the middle of the mass of soldiers.
78	* ''Film/SaveTheLastDance:'' Multiple night street scenes in Chicago feature trash can fires, including on residential streets.
79	* ''Film/Vagabond1985'': Unlike most settings where the trashcan bonfire is used simply to evoke a mood of poverty, here it's relevant to the plot. Two tramps in the abandoned building where Mona TheDrifter is staying knock it over while fighting, starting a fire. Mona has to run for her life, and loses most of her gear, including her tent, which is a major setback.
80	* ''Film/DeathNote2017'': Near the end of the movie, the Death Note page with Light's name in it floats down from the collapsing Ferris wheel and falls into an oilcan with a fire in it, causing the page to burn up.
81	* ''Film/BirdsOfPrey2020'': After the Black Mask captures Cassandra Cain and tries to escape with her in a car, Harley Quinn pursues him wearing roller skates. As she does so, a homeless man can be seen warming his hands over a metal can with a fire in it.
82	* ''Film/{{Upgrade}}''. In a scene after a car crash, when the police show up, an oilcan has a roaring fire in it.
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85	[[folder:Literature]]
86	* {{Discussed\|Trope}} during the Watchmen's Strike in ''Literature/TheFifthElephant'', when Nobby insists you need "a big metal drum to burn old scrap wood in" on a picket line, or it's not a proper picket line.
87	* ''Blackfish City'' by Sam J. Miller. A character remembers seeing a Western journalist interviewing some refugees, and years later encountering the same man around a trashcan bonfire after his own country collapsed.
88	* ''Literature/{{Ironweed}}'': Helen sees some other bums huddled around a trash can bonfire, and accepts Francis's suggestion of sleeping the night in a parked car, even though she's pretty sure she will be sexually abused by the men already sleeping in the car. (She is.)
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91	[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
92	* ''America's Got Talent'': The 2008 contestant Flambeaux used one of these as part of his Top 40 performance. He later stated that it was a callback to the days he spent wandering the streets of New York.
93	* ''Series/{{Angel}}''. In "Lonely Hearts", the MonsterOfTheWeek tries to stick Angel's head in it, but ends up getting set on fire himself.
94	* The ''Series/BabylonFive'' episode "Chrysalis" has a scene with, in the background, a group of homeless people huddled around a futuristic equivalent, what looks like a large orange light bulb in a frame the shape and size of an oil drum.
95	* ''Series/Batwoman2019'': Shown along with the requisite rubbish and graffiti to demonstrate how Gotham has become a WretchedHive. In "Off With Her Head", Mary and Luke are searching for a car used in a crime. A junkie tells them he saw the car abandoned in an automobile junkyard, but they have trouble finding it until Mary realises that the junkie who reported it would want to stay somewhere warm. She goes to investigate a burnt-out oil drum and finds the car right next to it.
96	* On ''Series/BlackBooks'', Bernard and Manny burn the children's book they write in one of these.
97	* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''
98	** In the MusicalEpisode during the "Walk Through the Fire" song, Buffy holds her hand up to a trashcan bonfire when singing, "I touch the fire and it freezes me."
99	** One is also visible on Maple Court during "Hush". Exactly why is not clear, other than this trope being obligatory when Sunnydale falls into more chaos than usual.
100	* Inexplicably built in ''Series/{{Community}}'' episode [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare "Modern Warfare"]], even though the game has only been going for a few hours at this point.
101	* ''Series/CowboyBebop2021''. In "Sad Clown A-Go-Go", Jet Black is PlanningWithProps how he intends to take down SuperSoldier Mad Pierrot, and always sets the trashbin on fire at the end, simulating how he plans to [[NoKillLikeOverkill dump Pierrot in a sinkhole and kill him with gas]]. Turns out the 'gas' he intends to burn [=LaFou=] with isn't petrol or rocket fuel, but a DeadlyGas. Which raises the question of [[RuleOfCool why Jet felt the need to set the trash can on fire.]]
102	%%* ''Series/DarkAngel'' featured this in parts of the city.
103	* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E12TheSoundOfDrums "The Sound of Drums"]], the Doctor, Martha and Captain Jack sit and talk around one while hiding out in an AbandonedWarehouse.
104	* The pilot of ''Series/{{Farscape}}'' has a variation. The burning drums have a plate of metal on top so they can be used as a brazier to cook food, probably because the scene is set on a commerce planet instead of a WretchedHive. Or they're trying to stop the audience from asking [[OffTheShelfFX why aliens use 44-gallon oil drums]].
105	* ''Series/HunterNBC''. In "The Beach Boy" a drug dealer is murdered by a ProfessionalKiller, and at the end of the episode Hunter finds his fellow dealers commemorating his memory around a burning trashcan. They explain that this was the alley where the deceased made his first drug buy--TruthInTelevision as they're a [[FieryCoverup handy way of disposing of evidence]] if you're busted. However Hunter also says it's the same alley where he first busted the deceased, so that clearly didn't work in his case.
106	* ''Series/IronFist2017''
107	** In "Target: Iron Fist", Davos is conducting a magical ceremony, and is using these in place of ceremonial braziers. Well he's in New York instead of a Himalayan monastery, so I guess he has to make do.
108	** In "War Without End", Walker destroys her confidential file after she's finished reading it by [[LetThePastBurn setting it on fire]] and throwing it into a normal trashcan. Ward jokes that they should leave before they get a five hundred dollar fine.
109	* Not homeless, but characters on ''Series/{{MASH}}'' can be seen huddling around trashcan bonfires in the freezing Korean winters.
110	* In the ''Series/{{Portlandia}}'' episode "Brunch Village", there is an extremely long line to get into a popular restaurant. Those who cut in line and are sent all the way to the back of it find themselves in a sketchy neighborhood, which has trashcan bonfires, as well as an intimidating gang led by Tim Robbins.
111	* ''Series/ThePunisher2017''
112	** The title character is shown burning his iconic outfit in the pilot episode, having completed his RoaringRampageOfRevenge. Or so he thinks...
113	** At the start of "Danger Close", Frank Castle is shown with a number of homeless people warming themselves around several trashcan bonfires. At first it looks like Castle has nowhere else to hide as New York's Most Wanted, but it's later shown he's staking the place out for a rendezvous to make sure the person concerned does ComeAlone.
114	* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode "The Vengeance Factor". While searching for the Gatherers, the Enterprise crew explores a facility with several barrels full of burning material.
115	* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': In the episode "Four Movements", Hitchcock throws multiple bags full of unknown stuff into the "Bum Barrel".
116	* ''Series/IsItLegal'': In the episode “Dick’s House of Horror”, Alison throws a lit match into a bonfire so that he can look at something which Bob is embarrassed about whilst he’s trying to put out the flames.
117	* ''Series/Titans2018''. In the Season One finale, Dick Grayson returns to Gotham to find even the respectable part of the city has become a WretchedHive, with prostitutes, muggings, people sleeping on the street and the obligatory trashcan bonfires.
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120	[[folder:Music]]
121	* The video for "Music/WuTangClan Ain't Nuthing ta F' Wit" and probably many others.
122	* In "Low Man's Lyric" by Music/{{Metallica}}, which is about a homeless heroin addict, the lyrics mention a trash fire being warm.
123	* The video for Elvira T's song "Odyerzhima" has shots of her standing near one.
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126	[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
127	* ''TabletopGame/CallOfCthulhu'' supplement ''Fearful Passages'', adventure "The Iron Ghost". There's one in the 1934 Southern Pacific car.
128	* ''Literature/{{Neverwhere}}'' RPG. Half-Lifers in The Arches burn cardboard in oil drums for heat.
129	* ''The TabletopGame/BloodOfHeroes'' RPG. In the solo adventure, the first scene is the hero and some street people huddled around a fire in a rusty metal drum.
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132	[[folder:Theatre]]
133	* The UsefulNotes/{{Nostradamus}}-quoting homeless woman who Hannah Pitt meets while lost in the South Bronx in ''Theatre/AngelsInAmerica'' is by one of these.
134	* ''Theatre/{{Rent}}'' had Mark and Roger set one during the opening show-stopper to stay warm when their electricity's been cut off (Later performances omit this: they now just throw their papers into the can without lighting them).
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137	[[folder:Video Games]]
138	* ''VideoGame/ANNOMutationem'': Freeway 42 became a GhostTown after the [[UnwillingRoboticisation Mechanika Virus]] infected nearly every citizen who got caught up in the pandemic. The former residents sit together next to a bonfire lit by a [[TechnicolorFire blue flame]] while reminiscing the past before their bodies were mechanized.
139	* ''VideoGame/Ashes2063'': Steel drums can be seen burning in most settlements, as a source of light and presumably warmth. With how the games take place [[TheApunkalypse decades after the world has ended]], there may not have been much better use for those drums.
140	* ''VideoGame/BioshockInfinite'':
141	** Many of these can be found in the Shantytown area, where they provide not only heat but necessary light.
142	** In the [[VideoGame/BioshockInfiniteBurialAtSea Burial At Sea]] DLC, there are several of these in the area where you find the Old Man Winter plasmid in Episode Two.
143	* ''VideoGame/BloodRayne 2''. In the Meatpacking District chapter, Rayne is in an area with multiple barrels that each have a fire burning in them.
144	* In ''VideoGame/DarkFall: Lost Souls'', you must extinguish one of these to obtain an item from its ashes.
145	* In ''VideoGame/DeusEx'', J.C. Denton approaches a group of homeless refugees clustered around an Trashcan Bonfire.
146	** Continued in ''[[VideoGame/DeusExInvisibleWar Invisible War]]'' where trashcan bonfires are common sights in the more slummy parts of levels.
147	** And again in ''[[VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution Human Revolution]]''.
148	* Blazing oil drums make several appearances in the ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'' series, starting from the original arcade game.
149	* Seen as early as ''VideoGame/DoomII''. The flaming barrels were the only ones that didn't explode.
150	* ''VideoGame/DukeNukem3D'' has these. You can shoot them and start a fire on the ground, or use them as platforms, though standing on top of them does damage.
151	* Possible in ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress'', if a fire-safe bin containing items made of certain flammable materials (specifically, ones that do not take heat damage) is exposed to sufficiently high temperatures, the items inside will burn for the better part of a year and ''cannot be extinguished'', even if dumped into water. Such "dwarven fire" has been successfully used to boil away the entire ocean (and drastically reduce the frame rate), though it's also been proposed as a method for killing invaders (and likely ignite nearby objects or passing Dwarves).
152	* A common sight in ''VideoGame/{{Fahrenheit}}'' as the temperature in the city keeps dropping. An action commands lets you huddle around one for warmth.
153	* ''Franchise/{{Fallout}}'':
154	** ''VideoGame/Fallout3'' has Trashcan Bonfires all over the place to indicate 'hey, this direction is important'. Earlier titles in the series just use them as decoration in town areas whose light may or may not be helpful in combat at night.
155	** ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' allows you to build your own Trashcan Bonfires at your settlements. They don't require any power to work at all.
156	* These are good places to recruit fighters for your team in ''VideoGame/FreedomFighters2003'', especially as the game progress towards winter (New York can be pretty cold.)
157	* ''Website/GaiaOnline'' has this as an item.
158	* In ''VideoGame/TheGodfather: The Game'', these act as ExplodingBarrels. Somehow.
159	* In the online game ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'', the Hobopolis dungeon is strewn with Trashcan Bonfires.
160	* ''VideoGame/Left4Dead'' has one, and it hurts if you jump into it (not to mention the enemies if they're stupid-enough to jump on top of it).
161	** Interestingly enough, when you look at the ground around it, you can see a few dollar bills, some of them partially burnt. I guess they got desperate.
162	** ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' recently received burning oil drums [[http://swamp.tf2maps.net/ as part of the swamp pack]], though they have only been used in community made maps, so far.
163	* In ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrangeBeforeTheStorm'' Rachel creates one of these when she burns a photo of [[spoiler:her and her father]] then tosses it in. [[spoiler:Then she kicks it over and accidentally starts a forest fire.]]
164	* You see these here and there in the first two stages of ''VideoGame/MadWorld''; the game refers to them as "man heaters". Because you can kill a guy by shoving them in there. If you do, announcer Kreese Kreely commends Jack for adding fuel to the fire so it can keep more hobos warm for the day.
165	* Can be seen in ''VideoGame/MafiaTheCityOfLostHeaven'', in the mission where you have to pick up the racing car.
166	* ''VideoGame/TheMatrixPathOfNeo'' has a few of these that float around in mid-air thanks to AGlitchInTheMatrix, along with a few non-floating ones.
167	* ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'' has several of these. Of course, you get the option to shoot the hobos.
168	* In ''VideoGame/{{Penumbra}}: Black Plague'', Philip has to invoke this to [[TelepathicSprinklers set off a sprinkler system]]. This also comes in handy later when having to briefly survive arctic temperatures on the surface.
169	* In ''Rhiannon: Curse of the Four Branches'', the Fire set of symbolic items must be burned in one of these.
170	* In the ''VideoGame/RockBand'' series, The Underground, a playable venue in London that takes place in an abandoned warehouse, features a few of these lying around.
171	* ''VideoGame/SaintsRow2'' will have homeless people huddled around these in the city's poor neighborhoods.
172	* ''VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'' has a lot of them what with hobos being the most common source of blood.
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175	[[folder:Webcomics]]
176	* These turn up in ''Webcomic/{{Achewood}}'' during the Great Outdoor Fight arc to highlight a bleak moment.
177	* ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent'' brings us the concept of [[http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=275 Emotional Hobocore]], which is all about Trashcan Bonfires and cheap hooch.
178	* In ''Webcomic/TheGlassScientists'', people in Bethnal Green [[http://www.theglassscientists.com/?comic=page-02 have a trashcan fire]] to keep warm -- at least until the werewolf bursts through the way..
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181	[[folder:Western Animation]]
182	* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': In "[[Recap/CaptainPlanetAndthePlaneteersS1E1AHeroForEarth A Hero for Earth]]" (and the time-travel sequence in "[[Recap/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteersS1E24And25TwoFutures Two Futures]]"), Wheeler ([[MultinationalTeam the US member of the team]], from New York) gets his fire ring when it pops out of the burning trashcan in a fireball that then fades away.
183	* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode "Assie Come Home" there's a couple of aliens huddled around a burning trashcan, which itself is a robot warming itself to another Trashcan Bonfire.
184	* In ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' episode "Cold Slither", when Cobra Commander goes to a bad part of town to meet a loan shark, several homeless men can be seen warming their hands over one.
185	* In ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' episode "Rickfending Your Mort", Rick shows footage of an Observer approaching two homeless guys around a trash bonfire and trying to get them to fight each other for money.
186	* In ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'', the AmnesiaEpisode has Spongebob meeting a couple of residents sitting by barrel fire seeking help, only to learn they're just waiting in line to enter the nearby arcade.
187	* In ''WesternAnimation/TuffPuppy'' episode "Share-A-Lair" T.U.F.F. was hanging around a barrel campfire after nearly all the buildings for a base got destroyed.
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