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Tom Goes to the Mayor is an American animated television series created by Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim for Cartoon Network's late night programming block, Adult Swim. It premiered on November 14, 2004 and ended on September 25, 2006, with a total of thirty episodes.
Tom and The Mayor are worried about the safety of Jefferton's children, so they decide to buy thousands of Bear Traps to place all around the city to keep strangers away from the children.
Tom bought a whole bunch of World War II items online, thus deciding to propose a WWII themed restaurant to the Mayor, but with the help of the Mayor's nephew Terry, it is quickly changed to an arcade/pizza parlor.
Tom and The Mayor try to revive pioneer times by re-building a Western-themed amusement park and turning off the electricity in Jefferton.
At the request of The Mayor, Tom weds all the dogs in town.
Tom creates a T-shirt that reads ""Rat's Off to Ya"" for Christmas. It becomes a big hit, but the idea is quickly stolen from Tom by a local novelty store.
The mayor has Tom purchase porcelain birds because he believes that they will immediately increase in value. Tom wants to use the money to save the bird sanctuary. When the porcelain birds turn out to be worthless, the mayor has them bronzed.
Tom creates a plan to turn sewage into electricity, then has a car accident.
Tom gets hired as the Mayor's PR man just as the Mayor is involved in a scandal resulting from a sex tape he made with popular musician Roy Teppert. To renew himself, the mayor drags along Tom and Shamus, a little deaf singing boy, on a hot air balloon trip.
Todd and Tom try to make a show. Tom invents a calculator with a unicorn on top, which ends up ruining thousands of people's lives.
Tom's old friend Gibbons visits just in time for the best friends' convention.
Cast: Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim, Craig Anton, Michael Q. Schmidt, Ron Lynch, Stephanie Courtney, Brian Posehn, Bob Odenkirk, Mark Womack, David Pires, Gregg Atwill, Fred Tatasciore, Zach Galifianakis, Michael Ian Black, Jeff Goldblum, Jeff Garlin, Jack Black, Fred Armisen, David Cross, Sarah Silverman, John C. Reilly, Patton Oswalt, Edward Herrmann, Kyle Gass, Gary Busey, Sean Hayes, Dustin Diamond, Fred Willard, Maria Bamford, Sir Mix-a-Lot
Genres: Animation, Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-PG
Tim Heidecker
Tom Peters / Jan Skylar (voice)
Eric Wareheim
The Mayor / Wayne Skylar (voice)
Craig Anton
City Council Member (voice)
Michael Q. Schmidt
Joy Peters (voice)
Ron Lynch
City Council Member (voice)
Stephanie Courtney
Joy Peters / Renee the Receptionist (voice)
Brian Posehn
Gibbons (voice)
Bob Odenkirk
Announcer (voice)
Mark Womack
Brandon (voice)
David Pires
Roy Teppert (voice)
Gregg Atwill
In Crowd - Wearing Vest (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
(voice)
Zach Galifianakis
Dr. Vickerson (voice)
Michael Ian Black
Dr. Ian Black (voice)
Jeff Goldblum
Bill Joel (voice)
Jeff Garlin
Pat Croce (voice)
Jack Black
Trapper JB (voice)
Fred Armisen
Phillip Priest (voice)
David Cross
Todd (voice)
Sarah Silverman
Barb Dunderbarn (voice)
John C. Reilly
John (voice)
Patton Oswalt
Zynx (voice)
Edward Herrmann
Benjamin Kaplan (voice)
Kyle Gass
Trapper Kyle (voice)
Gary Busey
Coach Red Harris (voice)
Sean Hayes
Tour Guide (voice)
Dustin Diamond
Self (voice)
Fred Willard
Garry Friendly (voice)
Maria Bamford
Home Shopping Woman / Sandy (voice)
Sir Mix-a-Lot
Self (voice)
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