a poor relationship with his mother, albeit Rusty's is far worse as his mother actually renounces Rusty as her son. Rusty's most distinguishing characteristics are his mullet-cut red hair and his annoyingly shrill voice. Kevin McDonald provides the voice of Rusty. Don: Don is Rusty's former manager turned henchman, he is dressed up as a 1940s style gangster, with a tough, no-nonsense attitude and the catchphrase "Ba-wango!". He is modeled after former NHL coach and hockey personality Don Cherry who also provides the voice for him. Ron: Ron is Rusty's former publicist turned henchman, in dress and deportment quite the opposite of his curmudgeonly counterpart Don, often serving as a whipping boy for his ill-tempered companions. Like Don, Ron is modeled after and voiced by hockey personality Ron MacLean. Don and Ron have similar interactions to their real-life counterparts on the Coach's Corner segment of Hockey Night in Canada. Mayor Todd MacWadd: He is the friendly and naive mayor of Fair City who issues the order to summon Zeroman when needed via a catapult on top of City Hall which launches the "Great Flaming Holes!" (huge truck tires which have been set on fire) off into the sky in random directions, usually causing damage to property throughout the surrounding city when they crash to the ground. He resembles the character Jay Sherman from The Critic as well as the actor who plays Jay Sherman, Jon Lovitz. Helga: Helga is the corrupt police chief of Fair City who is in love with Rusty, giving him aid and comfort with his criminal schemes. She is a large woman with a Russian accent. Cast Leslie Nielsen as Les Mutton/Zeroman Ryan Reynolds as Ty Cheese Don Cherry as Don Ron MacLean as Ron Kevin McDonald as Rusty Woodenwater Chantal Quesnel as Sally Uberchick, Ann Droid Kate Hurman as Jaundice Mutton (Les Muttons mother), Chief Helga Norman Mikeal Berketa as Mayor MacWadd, Bucky Dentyne, Various David L. McCallum as Reverend Loveglove, Dirk Dinkle, Various James Watts as Gary Glengarry/O Boy J.D. Wilson as Various Episodes A total of 13 episodes were produced. Although a second season was once announced as in production, the death of Leslie Nielsen would appear to make it unlikely. The complete series was released on DVD in North America on June 2, 2009. Crack of Doom: written by J.D. Smith Smotherly Love: written by David Finley Hamsassin: written by Dale Schott