Tom suggests to The Mayor that he should open two new restaurants in town from his Skooner's and Gulliver's restaurant chains.
Tom suggests fixing Main Street to The Mayor, in order to throw a parade in honor of "Lobster Day".
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.
Tom starts a boy's health camp sponsored by Pipe's Buffet.
After getting his family jailed for not being registered in Jefferton, Tom, Joy, and the boys must perform the rebirth ritual to get Tom's next project running.
Tom is appointed Vice Mayor of Hobotown.
Tom opens a store called My Big Cups. The Mayor commissions Tom to do a macaroni painting for Jefferton's 30th anniversary.
Tom campaigns to cancel Bass Fest in order to protect the Richardson Family Dam.
Tom and The Mayor create a fake sea serpent to increase tourism.
Tom takes a job as CEO of the Jefferton Department of Special Projects.
The Mayor appoints Tom to coach the Jefferton boys wrestling team.
Tom manages a homeless jazz saxophonist and lets him stay at his house.
Tom is hired to replace the grass in Memorial Park with his spray on carpet.
Tom resorts to stealing to pay for a sword hoping he will be invited to Gibbons's surprise party.
Tom seeks help for his chronic nocturnal emissions.
Tom meets a new pal from the Friendship Alliance website.
Tom and The Mayor spruce up the Jefferton Public Zoo.
Tom tries to make the best of his father's 11 minute layover in Jefferton.
Tom and The Mayor take a couples therapy cruise.
Tom and The Mayor raise money for eyeless children at the father son barrel goat hunt.
Tom goes undercover at his son's school to isolate the source of high starch levels.
Tom tries to cope with his son's death by going on a pudding fast.
The Mayor invites Tom to a weekend retreat at Jefferton Castle.
A behind the scenes look at the process of making the show, with out-takes and film clips. Made to celebrate the first season.
A mockumentary about the filming of the second season of Tom Goes to the Mayor. Creative differences turn total control of the show to Eric, while Tim is forced to look for menial work as Bob Odenkirk's intern's assistant, occasionally showing up at the office, bitter, lonely and desperate. Meanwhile, Louie Anderson comes aboard as Tim's creative replacement and Michael Cera takes over the part of Tom.
Slideshow of artwork from the show.
Compilation of various scenes featuring Bob from the show.
Outtakes from the News segments.
Behind the scenes segment on the making of the show.
Behind the scenes footage of celebrity guests that have appeared on the show.
