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      Tom Gammill

      Tom Gammill

      Highest Rated: 6% Son of the Mask (2005)

      Lowest Rated: 6% Son of the Mask (2005)

      Birthday: May 19, 1957

      Birthplace: Darien, Connecticut, USA

      Tom Gammill got his start in writing for live television in the early 1980s--for the sketch comedy show "Saturday Night Live" and the talk show "Late Night with David Letterman." Though Gammill continued to write throughout his career, he moved more towards producing, especially with creative partner Max Pross. Together, Gammill and Pross co-produced a number of critically acclaimed television shows, mostly in the comedy genre, a number of which were animated. The most famous and long-running show they collaborated on was the James L. Brooks-produced "The Simpsons," with "The Critic" and "Futurama" coming in close behind in terms of critical success, though both suffered a few cancellations and network switches. The other most famous and popular show Gammill and Pross worked on was the sitcom "Seinfeld," both writing and producing episodes in the show's fifth through final seasons. In fact, some of the more silly and famous episodes of Seinfeld were written by Gammill and Pross, such as "The Race," in which Jerry is challenged to a re-match race by a high school rival, and "The Doll," in which another main character, George, discovers that his girlfriend has a doll from childhood that bears an uncanny resemblance to his mother.

      Filmography

      Movies

      Credit
      6% 16% Son of the Mask Screenwriter $17.0M 2005

      TV

      Credit
      No Score Yet 92% Comedy Bang! Bang! Unknown (Guest Star) 2015
      100% 94% Adventure Time Glob (Guest Voice) 2012 2015
      100% No Score Yet True Jackson, VP Unknown (Guest Star),
      Writer
      2009-2010
      89% 88% Monk Writer 2007-2009
      45% 75% Complete Savages Writer 2005
      89% 92% Seinfeld Writer 1993-1995
      85% 81% The Critic Writer 1994
      50% No Score Yet Great Scott! Executive Producer 1992
      100% 88% The Wonder Years Writer 1989