Tom Thompson

Tom Thompson
Character Information
Gender	Male
Hair	Brown
Occupation	News Anchor
Voiced by	Trey Parker
Relatives
Sister	Tammy Thompson
Appearances
First	"Britney's New Look"

For other uses, see Thomas (Disambiguation).

Tom Thompson is the former main television reporter and anchor for Channel 4 News. From Season Thirteen to Season Twenty-Five, he succeeded Tom Pusslicker as the lead anchor and reporter for Channel 4 News.

Background

After replacing Tom Pusslicker, Tom Thompson takes the same role, mostly as an anchor, reporting from the news studio, while occasionally taking on the role of field reporter. In the Season Seventeen episode, "Black Friday", he receives a female co-anchor and in the following episode, "A Song of Ass and Fire", his full name is revealed, as is the name of his co-anchor, who is revealed as his sister, Tammy Thompson. It is also revealed that he and his sister have an incestuous relationship. They are "Colorado's top-rated brother-sister news team".

Video Games

South Park: The Fractured But Whole

Tom Thompson is the anchor for Good Morning South Park, a morning news program shown at the end of The Bowels of the Beast and The Hundred Hands of Chaos missions.

Appearance

Tom Thompson has brown hair and a brown mustache. He wears a blue business suit consisting of a blue coat, gray dress shirt, a tie that alternates between yellow and purple, blue pants, and black shoes. He bears a strong resemblance to news anchor Tom Tucker from the animated series Family Guy.

Prominence

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• "Britney's New Look"
• "Eek, A Penis!" - Discusses genetically engineered body parts on mice.
• "Pandemic" - Reports on the absence of Peruvian flute bands when it is invaded by guinea creatures. In this episode, he is addressed as "Paul Harris".
• "Pinewood Derby" - Reports on a new record set during the local Pinewood Derby.
• "Whale Whores" - Reports on the killing of dolphins and whales by the Japanese.
• "The F Word" - Reports on the Harley Riders and their identity as "f**s" from public opinion.
• "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" - reports on the book The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs.
• "Ass Burgers" - Reports on Asperger Syndrome.
• "Reverse Cowgirl" - Reports on Cartman's acts of terror.
• "Faith Hilling" - Reports on memeing.
• "Sarcastaball" - Reports about football injuries.
• "Raising the Bar - Reports on the rise of mobility scooters.
• "Going Native" - Discusses the insurrection in [[Hawaii].
• "A Scause For Applause" - Reports on the revelation Jesus Christ used drugs while preforming miracles.
• "Let Go, Let Gov" - Reports on the DMV and Post Office workers arrests for child molestation.
• "World War Zimmerman" - Reports on the end of the apocalypse, George Zimmerman being executed, and Cartman, who Zimmerman shot.
• "Black Friday" - Reports on the upcoming Black Friday sales.
• "A Song of Ass and Fire" - Gets disturbed at home by Niles Lawson.
• "Go Fund Yourself" - Documents the night of Black Friday.
• "The Hobbit" - Reports on Wendy Testaburger's crusade against Photoshop.
• "The Problem with a Poo"
• "Bike Parade"
• "Season Finale"
• "Credigree Weed St. Patrick's Day Special" - Reports on Butters Stotch escaping from jail.

Movies

• South Park: The End of Obesity - Reports on the shooting incident at a semaglutide factory in India.