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      The Tom Show

      1997 - 1998 1 Season Comedy List
      14% 7 Reviews Avg. Tomatometer Licking his wounds following a messy divorce, Tom Amross and his two daughters, Kenlon and Elissa, return to his hometown of St. Paul, Minn., in search of a fresh start. Tom quickly lands a producing gig with old pal Charlie Dickerson, host of the long-running morning TV show "Breakfast With Charlie." Tom's idea to boost ratings -- bringing in free-thinking, much younger Florence Madison as a co-host -- ruffles a bunch of feathers around the set, including those of skeptical new station manager Tanya Cole. Fortunately, Tom can always bask in the praise of brown-nosing production assistant Jonathan Summers, who regards Tom as "the man who helped re-invent daytime television." Read More Read Less

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      Season 1 14% 1997 Details

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      Synopsis Licking his wounds following a messy divorce, Tom Amross and his two daughters, Kenlon and Elissa, return to his hometown of St. Paul, Minn., in search of a fresh start. Tom quickly lands a producing gig with old pal Charlie Dickerson, host of the long-running morning TV show "Breakfast With Charlie." Tom's idea to boost ratings -- bringing in free-thinking, much younger Florence Madison as a co-host -- ruffles a bunch of feathers around the set, including those of skeptical new station manager Tanya Cole. Fortunately, Tom can always bask in the praise of brown-nosing production assistant Jonathan Summers, who regards Tom as "the man who helped re-invent daytime television."
      Executive Producer
      Tom Arnold, J.J. Wall
      Network
      The WB
      Genre
      Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date
      Sep 7, 1997