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In this animated musical, a girl builds a rocket ship and blasts off, hoping to meet a mythical moon goddess.

Six-year old Hank and his best pal, a giant trash truck, explore the world around them on fantastical adventures with their animal friends.

An animated telling of Kobe Bryant's poem 'Dear Basketball'.

When Santa crash-lands in the junkyard on Christmas Eve, Hank, Trash Truck and their animal friends all have a hand in rescuing the holiday for everyone.

On the open ocean in 1900, William Avery is an old sailor adrift and alone in the North Atlantic. When Avery reluctantly rescues Lara, who has mysteriously fallen overboard, he finds redemption and hope in his darkest hours.

A celebration of life through the hand-drawn line.

An old lady called June decides to give Lyft a go.

An animator, Glen Keane, studies the movements of a real-life ballet dancer in order to bring his sketches of a similarly-dancing animation piece to fruition.

Trash Truck gets upset after learning he wasn't built to fly, so Hank, Walter, Donny and Ms. Mona help find a special way for him to take flight.

Hank invites Trash Truck, Walter and Donny to their first-ever sleepover. But will they all be okay in their backyard tent even if it's dark outside?

Everyone is excited to see their favorite superhero's new film, but technical difficulties arise. It's Trash Truck to the rescue to save movie night.

Hank's little sister Olive wants to learn how to surf, so Ms. Mona shares her tips and tricks and teaches the friends how to find the perfect wave.

Trash Truck heads to his first doctor's visit with Hank after they both brush up against poison oak during a game of hide and seek.

Hank's dad gets Hank and Trash Truck new shoes, but they smell funny and feel too weird and stiff. Can Ms. Mona help them get their old shoes back?

Walter doesn't want to miss out on all the fun his friends will have while he's hibernating, so Hank and Donny try their best to keep him wide awake.

Trash Truck, Walter and Donny get carried away while playing with Hank's Highbeam action figure, then must come clean when they think it's broken.

Donny and Walter fill in when Trash Truck feels under the weather and can't finish his garbage pick-up route. But they end up making a bigger mess.

Hank wishes he could live more like Trash Truck and his animal friends but realizes there are things he'll miss too much -- like non-moldy meals.

With Trash Truck by his side, Hank learns how to handle his brand-new bike across town all on his own...even after his wobbly training wheels fall off.

Hank and friends can't seem to learn how to whistle, so Ms. Mona shows them other fun ways to make music. Soon they end up forming their own band.

Just like his classmates, Hank wants to show off his Highbeam toy for Share Day. But Trash Truck helps him make a switch to share something special.

First position, toe points, lifts and pirouettes. Trash Truck learns it all as Olive's new dance partner at his very first recital.

Trash Truck meets a cute and curious toad during his morning routine and helps his new friend find a way back home to his family.

When Hank suddenly loses his voice, Walter and Donny fill a tin can with sounds from around town to make him a new one.

The friends chase a tiny lizard into a pretend prehistoric world - where Hank's a cave boy, Trash Truck's a mammoth, and lizards are dino-sized.