Tom Goes to the Mayor

2004
Tom Goes to the Mayor

Seasons & Episodes

  • 2
  • 1
  • 0

EP1 My Big Cups Jun 04, 2006

Tom opens a store called My Big Cups. The Mayor commissions Tom to do a macaroni painting for Jefferton's 30th anniversary.

EP2 Bass Fest Jun 11, 2006

Tom campaigns to cancel Bass Fest in order to protect the Richardson Family Dam.

EP3 Jeffy Jun 18, 2006

Tom and The Mayor create a fake sea serpent to increase tourism.

EP4 White Collarless Jun 25, 2006

Tom takes a job as CEO of the Jefferton Department of Special Projects.

EP5 Wrestling Jul 02, 2006

The Mayor appoints Tom to coach the Jefferton boys wrestling team.

EP6 Saxman Jul 09, 2006

Tom manages a homeless jazz saxophonist and lets him stay at his house.

EP7 Spray a Carpet or Rug Jul 16, 2006

Tom is hired to replace the grass in Memorial Park with his spray on carpet.

EP8 Surprise Party Jul 23, 2006

Tom resorts to stealing to pay for a sword hoping he will be invited to Gibbons's surprise party.

EP9 CNE Jul 30, 2006

Tom seeks help for his chronic nocturnal emissions.

EP10 Friendship Alliance Aug 07, 2006

Tom meets a new pal from the Friendship Alliance website.

EP11 Zoo Trouble Aug 14, 2006

Tom and The Mayor spruce up the Jefferton Public Zoo.

EP12 The Layover Aug 21, 2006

Tom tries to make the best of his father's 11 minute layover in Jefferton.

EP13 Couple's Therapy Aug 28, 2006

Tom and The Mayor take a couples therapy cruise.

EP14 Glass Eyes Sep 04, 2006

Tom and The Mayor raise money for eyeless children at the father son barrel goat hunt.

EP15 Undercover Sep 11, 2006

Tom goes undercover at his son's school to isolate the source of high starch levels.

EP16 Puddins Sep 18, 2006

Tom tries to cope with his son's death by going on a pudding fast.

EP17 Joy's Ex Sep 25, 2006

The Mayor invites Tom to a weekend retreat at Jefferton Castle.
6.7| 0h30m| TV-PG| en| More Info
Released: 14 November 2004 Ended
Producted By: Williams Street
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://www.adultswim.com/shows/tom-goes-to-the-mayor/index.html
Synopsis

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.

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greatguyinmi can't give it a zero, bad acting, no plot and too much subversive homosexuality,CANCEL THIS CRAP..........other shows on as are funny but I think that this is one of those where you have this friend on the inside and he gets your show on.There promos are not funny and the show is dumb and choppy. Too much junk like 12oz mouse with no plot, adult swim is good for some laughs but only when the show actually spends some money on production and writing. Tim and eric? who cares about you and jefferton, cross dressing isn't funny anymore, HINT HINT SNL. there's a message in this show, I hope there is no third season, Bill Cosby did better with a roller.
lakerfan316 Tom Goes to the Mayor finds its humor in the things in everyday life that aren't amusing unless you look. In real life getting something bronzed is not funny. In TGTTM the creators put enough of a twist on it to make it absurd and hilarious. A user comment prior to this one said that this show is trying to have dry humor but it doesn't work. Although there is some dry humor (Tom referring to a hobo infestation as a "bum rush"), this show gets its laughs at being ironic; making fun of normal and mundane this. I beginning to believe that all people who are aqua team and robot chicken fans and not TGTTM fans have ADD. TGTTM has all the same humor that other adult swim shows have but with actual substance and new material in between. Like Aqua Team, TGTTM has people throwing up and senseless violence. Like Robot Chicken, it has poop jokes (but higher class poop jokes such as "Hi, I'm Tom Peters, but you can call me poop.") I love this show because it has every kind of humor rolled up into one, you just have to be smart enough to notice it.
voodoomoose Tom Goes to the Mayor is quite possibly one of the best shows on Adult Swim. I was pleased to see that Adult Swim had more on their mind than simply ratings. They must've noticed that their late night programming was getting stagnant and repetitive with the hours of anime, and the line up of retro animation that everyone loves to duplicate. Tom Goes to the Mayor breathes new life into Adult Swim by integrating jokes that make no sense at first, but really grow on the viewer. Unlike Super Milk Chan and Robot Chicken, TGttM does not heavily rely on simply calling someone "a dumbass" repeatedly for laughs, and it doesn't focus on sexual innuendos and testicles to get people to enjoy the show.The low-quality animation makes the entire show seem more real, especially since it's actual people who are being photographed while making strange expressions. But what I enjoy about TGttM is that you really feel for Tom and his plight.
kioberry I know not how the idiot mayor of Jefferton was elected, but he would do well to listen to Tom's advice. Tom is a character to sympathize with. His ideas are creative, if not inspired, but the mayor has a way of ruining everything. For some reason, though, Tom goes back to the mayor. And for some reason I keep watching. As for the animation, I love the realism of the paper cut outs of the people, and the expressions on their faces mismatch so extremely with those people usually make, that it hard not to laugh. Though this show is bizarre, it is not so in the uncanny way other adult swim shows tend to be. However, I do find this show shockingly refreshing. Yet, I cannot find what component of this show, that for intents and purposes is simply un-humorous, actually makes me tune in and laugh.