List of Odyssey Mayors

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This page is a list of known mayors that have served the town of Odyssey.

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Name Term First Episode Mentioned
Horace McAlister* Unknown #92: “The Ill-Gotten Deed”
Abel McAlister Circa 1794† #539: “Called On in Class”
Mayor Wells Circa 1909 #631: “A Capsule Comes to Town”
Charles Donigol Circa 1942 #631: “A Capsule Comes to Town”
Mayor Perkins Circa 1988 #10: “Nothing to Fear”
Bill Jenkins Unknown - 1992 #214: “The Living Nativity”
Tom Riley 1992 - 1997 #286: “Tom for Mayor, Part 1”
Margaret Faye 1997 - 2009 #380: “The One About Trust, Part 1”
Spencer Hicks 2010 - #667: “The Mystery of the Clocktower, Part 1”
Notes

*He was probably the first mayor as he was the founder of Odyssey.

†The oldest house in Odyssey still standing built in 1794 mentioned in “A License to Deprive”. This house would have to have been built after the flood that wiped out the town, mentioned in “Called On in Class”.

[edit] Inconsistencies

In the episode, #636: “A Class Reenactment”, it is revealed that Horace McAlister was the founder, and probably the first mayor of Odyssey, and lived on a homestead. However, in the episode 633: License to Deprive, it is found that the oldest house in Odyssey, the McAlister House, was built in 1794, almost 70 years before the Homestead act was signed in 1862. Furthermore, Abel McAlister lived through a flood that destroyed the entire town of Odyssey (#539: “Called On in Class”) which means that the oldest house in Odyssey (the McAlister House) built in 1794 and is still standing, must have been built after that flood. That means that Horace McAlister must have been mayor prior to 1794.

[edit] Other Mayors

According to The Official Guide, an early idea for Album 50 was to reveal Regis Blackgaard's great-great grandfather, Terrence, as a previous mayor of Odyssey. This idea never surfaced.

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