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Firehouse Tales is an Americananimatedchildren's television series created by Sidney J. Bailey, produced byWarner Bros. Animation as the only original series forCartoon Network's now-defunctTickle-U preschool programming block, with voice actors from Canada. The series follows threeanthropomorphic fire engines who attendfirefighting school.^[1]

• Red (voiced byJesse Moss) is a red fire engine and the main character in the show who never gives up. He loves nature and the outdoors but most of all, he loves making new friends. Sometimes, he is the leader of the firetruck team. The episode "New Truck on the Block" reveals his first day in Green Meadows. His catchphrase is "The sirens say help's on the way!"
• Petrol (voiced byMichael Adamthwaite) is an orange fire engine fromScotland who is sometimes afraid but manages to find the courage inside himself. According to his song "I'm Petrol the Fire Truck", he came before Crabby and Red did.
• Crabby (voiced byRichard Cox) is a grumpy yellow fire engine who sometimes complains about his job and who likes the "great indoors" better than the outdoors but sometimes enjoys the outdoors.
• The Chief (voiced by Ron Halder) is the dark blue fire engine who is the leader of the three junior firetrucks (Red, Petrol, and Crabby). He tells them exactly what to do at any given time. He sometimes puts Red in charge of the team and sometimes leads the team whenever an emergency occurs.
• Mayor Precious Primly (voiced by Ellen Kennedy) is the mayor who runs Green Meadows and works for The Chief.
• Stinky Bins (voiced byDavid "Squatch" Ward) is the greengarbage truck of Green Meadows. He is used to his own stench but sometimes takes a bath, resulting in pollution that has to be cleaned up by the firetrucks. He also likes telling jokes, as seen in "Stinky Bubbles".
• Snooty-Tootie (voiced by Colin Murdock) is a blacklimo who carries the Mayor around Green Meadows. He once taught the junior firetrucks manners.
• Spinner (voiced byDavid A. Kaye) is an orangehelicopter who often doesn't take his job seriously.
• Scoop is a whiteseaplane who carries water which she can use to douse fires.
• Bubba (voiced by Blu Mankuma) is a yellowbulldozer who works outside the firehouse.
• Milkie (voiced byCathy Weseluck) is a whiteice cream truck who likes to give ice cream to the children.
• Wiser (voiced byFrench Tickner) is a dark redmobile crane who can lift people from fires. He first appeared in "Older But Wiser". He also narrates all the stories.
• Tug (voiced byMichael Dobson) is a red and yellow fireboat who is ready to rescue.
• Bulky (voiced byTerry Klassen) is a blueblimp who had been decorated for Halloween. He appeared in the episodes "Spinner Spins a Tale" and "Hoppin' Hoses".
• Zoe is a redtow truck who likes helping other cars.
• Lorrie is a light blueLand Rover who lives in the beach and is Petrol's old friend. She first appeared in "The Lorrie Story".
• Newsie is a blue news truck who likes filming. He first appeared in "Trucks on TV".
• Squirt is the firehouse Dalmatian.

Firehouse Tales was originally produced by Firehouse Productions, LLC as a 22-minute pilot, created and developed by animation producer Sidney J. Bailey and animation director Clark James. It was sold toWarner Bros. Television in 2004, which following their process, the program was redeveloped as a CG program composited over 2D backgrounds – 26 half hours were subsequently produced byWarner Bros. Animation and aired onCartoon Network'sTickle-U worldwide.

The original pilot episodes, which never aired publicly, was created as practical miniature sets with computer generated facial expressions added in post production. The original characters cast were: "Pete", "Lakie", "Tip", "Commander", and "Chief McSpeed", while Wiser and Squirt have different designs.

Ancillary products were produced byBandai (toys) andScholastic (books).

Firehouse Tales premiered onCartoon Network's preschool television programming block Tickle-U in the United States on August 22, 2005. It also aired onCartoonito in the UK from 2006. It has also aired onStar Channel's Starland (formerly Star Toons) block in Greece,RTL Klub in Hungary,RTP2 in Portugal, and more channels in other foreign countries.

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• 2005 American animated television series debuts
• 2006 American television series endings
• 2000s American animated comedy television series
• 2000s American children's comedy television series
• American children's animated adventure television series
• American children's animated comedy television series
• American children's animated fantasy television series
• American children's animated musical television series
• American preschool education television series
• Cartoon Network original programming
• Cartoonito original programming
• American English-language television shows
• Television series by Warner Bros. Animation
• Animated preschool education television series
• 2000s preschool education television series
• Television series about firefighting

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