Everyone and Scott

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Overview
Due to his critical nature of others, along with his unawareness of certain social situations, Scott tends to not really get on with most contestants he's interacted with. His unapproachable nature and lack of empathy towards contestants ensured his early elimination in Total Drama Returns to the Island. However, in Total Drama Wild West he gains more friends that he had before, although these people are usually just as antagonistic as he is. Performing many antagonistic deeds unknowingly by other contestants, Scott is often underestimated by them for his lack of intelligence, before he performs tactical moves.

Beth
In The Big Apple, when Scott is told that he' working with Beth and Lightning, he warns Beth about Lightning, saying that Lightning could ruin her chances, asking her to be thankful that she's working with a so-called "smart" person like himself. Beth is simply confused at Scott's stupidity.

Brick
In The Big Apple when Brick arrives to the challenge, Scott greets him, but in an insultive way, causing him "General Joke." Brick is unaware of these insults, and friendily greets Scott back. Scott complains in the confessional that he finds Brick as unaware as always.

Cameron
Due to their past experiences with each other from their first two seasons together, it's fairly obvious that Cameron and Scott do not get along with each other. Cameron, being the social shut-in he is, is absolutely terrified by Scott. For the third time, both are placed on the same team. This has caused them to interact in plenty of episodes.

In Trials and Triva-lations, Cameron doesn't seem too pleased to be on a team with Scott, unlike how he feels about the rest of his teammates, still seeming terrified of Scott's dangerous nature. Scott sees Cameron as an obstacle that could get in his way. Despite their heated conflict, Cameron seems concerned towards Scott when the teams are told that Fang will attack them if they ever get a question wrong.

In Volleybrawl, when the challenge is, at first, to throw balls at each other, Cameron believes in himself that he can win for his team, before Scott rudely criticizes Cameron, laughing that Cameron's fingers are as slippery as grease. Despite this, both cheer on each other when its their turn to do their now Rock Paper Scissors challenge, both of which both win in.

In Topple on the Luck Players, when Cameron seems proud of his team for winning the last challenge, Scott questions how Cameron would be surprised in the first place. Despite this, Cameron cheers Scott on when he scores the Beaver's only point, and questions Chef's logic when he doesn't count Scott's second one. Even though Scott was the most useful member of the Beavers in the challenge, Cameron thought of this as a chance to finally eliminate Scott, having no hesitance in doing so. With Scott feeling betrayal from the rest of his team after all the work he had done, Cameron has a guilty look, realizing he could've needed Scott for future challenges.

In Relay Feeling Speed Fast, Cameron, despite having one of the largest conflicts with Scott, feels guilty for betraying him like that. In the challenge, Cameron encourages his team to win for Scott, as hard as it is to say. Cameron later mentions Scott in Supreme Chef Auto, saying that with meaner people like him and Courtney gone, he's found it hard to vote for other people.

Scott, along with other eliminated contestants, cameos in Final Four Face Off!. He still seems to be angry at his Beaver team, noting that he wants Sky and Cameron to be the next two eliminated. He's dissapointed to discover that both of them are the Final 2. Scott reluctantly votes for Cameron to win in Totally Dramatic Finale! by saying that Sky doesn't deserve it. Despite him voting for Cameron, he doesn't vocally point out that he's cheering for him, and honestly doesn't care about the result.

In A Wild Western Introduction, Scott is revealed to be taking Cameron's place as captain. He tells everyone that he bribed Cameron with the money Scott shared with him just so he could be captain and take Sky down. In The Final Finalé, when Scott faces off against Lindsay in a tiebreaker to see who competes against Duncan, he beats her in a reverse icon challenge, referring to Cameron as a little dork, saying that he may have actually learned something from Cameron for once.

Cody
Scott's conflict with Cody is similar to the one he shows with Cameron. Scott sees Cody as a pretty weak competitor, easy to make fun of and boss around. Despite this, their conflict isn't really touched upon more until All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, wherein the Beavers win the challenge, causing all of them to go out and see the elimination ceremony on a projector. Unlike the rest of the team who eat candy and popcorn, Scott eats dirt happily. Cody questions why Scott wouldn't any candy, to which Scott utters that Cody shouldn't eat too much, knowing how hyper Cody can get. Scott teases Cody's obsession and the two start to not really get along. Cody shudders at Scott's irritable pun in Topple on the Luck Players. His only sign of friendship towards Scott is when he cheers Scott on when he scores the Beaver's first point. Not surprisingly, Cody votes off Scott, while Scott votes for Cody. In Relay Feelings Speed Fast, unlike the rest of his team, Cody mentions how he doesn't miss Scott at all, and is happy that he's gone. At first, they have limited interactions due to being on seperate teams in Season 2, however, once the teams merge, their interaction is more prominent. In This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Nine of Us!, Scott enjoys living with guys again, happily giving Cody a wedgie, with Scott and Duncan laughing at his misfortune. Scott realizes however that the guys are very outnumbered by the girls and they should form a guys alliance. Duncan agrees wholeheartedly but Cody is unsure. Scott also says in the confessional that being with guys again is a lot of fun, indicating that even though he may not get on with Cody, Scott sees him as someone who he can pass the time with.

In Yodelayhee...Who?, Scott feels guilty about Sky quitting instead of him being eliminated, and realizes he needs some cheering up, following this off by giving Cody a wedgie once again. Cody lashes out at both of them laughing, saying to Scott that he thought that he was nice now that he was guilty. Scott mocks him, saying that Cody needs to get to know just how nice he really is. When an argument spews between Cody and Duncan, Scott tries to break them up, noting that the guys are still outnumbered. Cody refuses to work alongside Duncan, with Duncan feeling the same, but Scott assures them that they need safety in numbers. Cody agrees on the grounds that he isn't in an alliance with them in the Final 5. Scott agrees with a glare at Cody.

In The 5 Not So Lucky Horse Riders, Scott witnesses Cody and Duncan arguing with each other once again. Scott attempts to remind them that they still need safety in numbers but Cody argues back that he thought they would disband when they reached the Final 5. Scott notes to Cody however that it's either them or the girls. Cody reluctantly agrees with Scott but tells him that they really need to end this once they reach the Final 4. Scott reluctantly agrees. When Katie eavsdrops on the three guys, and Scott and Duncan want her to leave them alone, thinking about talking in private. Cody is the only guy who seems to not mind Katie coming into their side of the camp grounds. When Katie angrily leaves, Scott questions how Cody was treating her, with him and Duncan warning him that if he doesn't keep with them, than he's gone next. Frightened, Cody listens to what they ask. In Three Enemigos, Scott is slightly dissapointed that Cody is eliminated as, even though him and Scott didn't get along, he mentions that Cody was a very trustworthy ally.

In The Big Apple, Cody and Scott are both in baby carriages to be wheeled around in by other contestants. After Scott farts in his baby stroller, Cody is seen disgusted by him. When Cody brings up how he can help in the challenge with his muscles, Scott laughs at him, sarcastically saying he has bigger muscles in his nose, calling Cody a loser, causing Cody to yell back at him. When questions are announced to everyone, Scott arrogantly says that he's smarter than a "dweeb" like Cody, making Cody argue back that Scott is not, but Scott simply laughs.

Courtney
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Courtney and Scott were previously in a relationship in Total Drama All-Stars, before breaking up with each other. They are both placed on the same teams in their first two seasons. Their interactions spiral all over the place. Scott begins to start to trust Courtney again, and even still has some feelings for her. But caring more about the game, Courtney betrays Scott's trust and would be one of the reasons for his early departure in Season 1. Showing guilt for her actions, she constantly tries to make things up with Scott, but also constantly fails. Their interactions would continue in Season 2 when Scott would pick her to be on his team. Their conflict had developed into it being one-sided on Scott's side, although he is seen being dissapointed when Courtney is eliminated early in Dancing With Cowboys, and vows to avenge her after her elimination. He's also seen dissapointed in Western Tough for the Polocrossie where Ezekiel returns instead of Courtney.

Dakota
Scott votes Dakota off in Red Dead Mergiton for unknown reasons, although possibly because she was siding with a threat like Noah. In This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Nine of Us, Dakota is a judge for contestants in the talent contest. As his talent, Scott performs the alphabet using his armpits. Dakota gives him the lowest score of the three judges, giving him a 1\10, as she is disgusted by it. In The Final Finale, she roots for Lindsay to beat Scott in the tiebreaker, and when he beats Lindsay, she then roots for Duncan to win over Scott, likely because she was previously disgusted by Scott during the talent contest.

Dave
Similar to the rest of his teammates, Scott doesn't get on very well with Dave. Dave is immediately put off by Scott's horrible odor, sarcastically calling it a delight. In front of other contestants, Dave attempts forming many alliances with many contestants, including most from his team excluding Scott. This causes Scott to not trust Dave very much, like the rest of his team. Scott votes off Dave in Trials and Triva-lations along with the rest of his team. They are placed on seperate teams in season 2. However, Scott gets fed up with Dave in A Wild Western introduction, laughing at moments of unfortunateness for Dave. Dave attempts to use an invincibility statue to deem himself safe until Scott laughs that he molded one made out of dirt in the image of Chris, laughing at Dave's foolishness. In The Final Finale, Dave roots for Lindsay to beat Scott in the tiebreaker, and also roots for Duncan to beat Scott in the final challenge.

Dawn
As expected, Scott and Dawn still have an intense conflict with each other after the events of Revenge of the Island. Even though they're on two different teams, they're not afraid to lash out at each other. Dawn may be expected to be a kindred spirit to other players, but she never feels any guilt in openly insulting Scott at any chance she gets.

In Trials and Triva-lations, whenever the Beavers lose a section of the challenge and get attacked by Fang, Dawn shows no concern towards Scott when an event like this happens. In All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, when Scott is suspected as the killer of the Beavers, and is pretended to be killed off, Dawn wishes this would be true, wishing she could do the act herself. Unlike most of the other contestants, Scott doesn't seem to care when Dawn is eliminated from the team, and is actually thrilled, saying that she was still eliminated fourth without his help, laughing at her as he says so. But as soon as Scott discovers Noah and Dawn's relationship, Dawn easily becomes one of the main reasons Scott begins his conflict with Noah.

Duncan
Due to having a similar style of competing, Duncan is one of the only contestants to actually get along with Scott and respect his rough atittude towards many of his fellow competitorss. Both, along with Courtney, fight with each other over team captain position before coming to an agreement. Both cheer each other on for just about every challenge from there, such as in Volleybrawl and Starting Off on Humble Beginnings. In All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, one was concerned whenever the other was killed off from the challenge. However due to his friendship with most of his team, including Scott, Duncan ultimately and reluctantly votes off Scott due to his unbearable puns and lack of kindness towards most of the rest of the team. Scott feels betrayed by his team, but when calling all of his team traitors, he surprisingly doesn't call Duncan out on it. This is very noticeable to Duncan. He appears to look very guilty when Scott scolds his team. Duncan is one of the many team members to feel guilty about voting off Scott in the previous episode, saying that he respected Scott's untrustworthy nature. Scott also rooted for Duncan or Tyler to win in Final Four Face Off! but was ultimately dissapointed when Duncan was the first eliminated from the episode. They have less interactions in Season 2, due to being on different teams, although they still seem to have the same friendship they've always shown. When the teams merge, their interactions grow more, with both even being part of a successful guys alliance with each other throughout the competition. This successful alliance also was an asset in making both the Final 2 of their second season, satisfying both of them.

Ella
Scott chooses Ella to be on his team in A Wild Western Introduction! However, from there, Ella is surprisingly silent towards her team and doesn't have much of an interaction with Scott. However, Scott is seen glaring at Ella in 3:10 to the Horse of Losers after he discovers that she was one of the people who voted off Courtney. In The Final Finale, she roots for Lindsay to win the tiebreaker against Scott, but when Scott beats Lindsay, Ella later roots for Scott to win over Duncan, possibly because of him picking her to be on his team.

Ezekiel
Ezekiel and Scott are far from friends at first. Scott dislikes Ezekiel's laziness in challenges, whereas Ezekiel doesn't like Scott's cruel personality. In Dancing with Cowboys, Scott realizes the only boys on his team are himself and Ezekiel. He glares at Ezekiel for barely contributing to the previous challenge. Ezekiel attempts to apologize, but Scott doesn't get on with him once again as soon as Ezekiel says how much he wants to quit. Heather wakes up Scott in asking him to vote off Ezekiel the next time they lose, and Scott definitely agrees with her. In the singing challenge, when it is Ezekiel's turn, Scott is sure that Ezekiel will win his round due to being a rapper, but groans when Ezekiel's verse is interrupted by an insect that jumps on his face. When the Pythons lose, Scott is 100% certain that Ezekiel will be voted off, but when he discovers that Courtney was picked over Ezekiel, he begins to dislike Ezekiel even more.

In 3:10 to the Horse of Losers, Scott still seems mad at his team, most notably Ezekiel, for voting Courtney off. Scott refuses to accept Ezekiel's apology, saying that he's more annoying and dumber than him, which Scott thinks is saying a lot. Scott is in a bad mood throughout the challenge, and wishes he could go back to costing challenges just so he can vote off Ezekiel. Even though he scores a point for his team, Scott is happy when the Pythons lose a second time in a row. He happily votes off Ezekiel.

Ezekiel returns in Western Tough for the Polocrossie, causing Scott to be very dissapointed by this, as Ezekiel was previously useless. However, to his surprise, Ezekiel contributes to the team for once, which makes Scott solve his previous conflict with Ezekiel, especially when he saves Scott's life as Jo and Sugar sit on him.

In The Wild Bunch of Losers, Scott is woken up by Ezekiel, proposing an alliance. Scott accepts this if Ezekiel votes with him. When the Pythons lose again, Scott is seen shocked and dissapointed that Ezekiel is eliminated along with Ella.

In The Final Finale, Ezekiel roots for Scott to win, both in the tiebreaker against Lindsay, and in the challenge against Duncan, because of his minor alliance with Scott.

Fang
After their previous experiences with each other, it's fairly obvious that Scott and Fang do not like each other very much. Scott fears Fang because of him being brutally injured by him. Fang still holds a personal vendetta against Scott. In Trials and Triva-lations Fang is a key component to the challenge, attacking players whenever they don't win a point. He seems happiest when he attacks Scott. Fang appears once again in Topple on the Luck Players. As Scott is eliminated, Fang jumps out of the water to attack him once again. After being betrayed by his teammates, Scott frustratingly punches Fang in the water before exiting the competition. Fang cameos in Western Tough for the Polocrossie. As Scott fishes, he stumbles upon Fang, who is out for revenge after Scott's actions of punching him. After Fang bites him, Scott runs away, screaming in agony, Fang in close pursuit.

Geoff
In The Big Apple, when Scott is seen in a baby stroller, Geoff laughs at his farts because of how cramped the carriage is. Geoff says that he loves how open Scott is, inspiring Geoff to burp, making Scott laugh. When the contestants are told that they're pushing one of the past contestants, Geoff seems to want to push Scott the most. In Geoff`s elimination song, during Geoff's solo, he sings that he can leave with a powerful tune, causing Scott to accompany Geoff by burping Beethoven style.

Gwen
Due to her being surprisingly silent, Gwen has had minimal interaction with Scott, along with both being on different teams. Although they most likely have the conflict they've always had ever since Total Drama All-Stars.

Heather
Heather and Scott, despite not having the highest regard for each other, do respect each other's playing styles. Heather is a silent competitor in Season 1, having little to no interaction with Scott in the first season. Although she is seen telling Dawn how proud she is of her cruel insults towards Scott in All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, suggesting that Heather probably shares Dawn's distaste towards him. They have more interaction in Season 2, as Scott picks Heather to be on his team in A Wild Western Introduction, claiming that she is a powerful competitor. However, in response, she ungratefully makes fun of Scott's body odor, not really caring about his compliment. This would be the start of their conflict. However, because of Scott picking her in Season 2, Scott and Heather have more interactions in their second season. Heather hates being on a team with Scott and Sugar, thinking of them as disgusting. She almost pukes when she witnesses Scott eat dirt off the ground.

However, in Dancing with Cowboys, Heather realizes that she isn't the most well-liked competitor and needs an ally. She considers Scott to be the easiest to form an alliance with and asks him to join. He's unsure at first due to her past betrayal of players, but agrees once she mentions that she'll vote out Ezekiel with him the next time they lose. Heather tries to cheer Scott up when Courtney is eliminated, although this may have just been to fool him into trusting her more.

In 3:10 to the Horse of Losers, Heather glares alongside Scott at Sugar, as the three of them, along with Courtney, were in seperate alliances with each other. Scott stops himself from glaring though, as he tries his hardest to forgive Sugar. Heather doesn't understand how Scott can even trust her.

In Red Dead Mergiton, when the contestants have to work in pairs in a performance, after a misunderstanding with Sugar, Scott gets punched by her. Heather, unlike most other people who are concerned, can't help but laugh at his pain.

In This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Nine of Us, as her talent, Heather reads Sky's diary. Scott calls this low even by his standards. When Heather is done performing, Scott decides to try and defend her by saying that she was at least creative. And despite her embarassing Sky, he chooses not to vote for Heather. He's also seen to be dissapointed when she is eliminated.

In The Magnificent 8 Cowboys, Scott wakes up, dissapointed that Heather is eliminated, as he has now practically run out of allies. Heather's elimination is what guided Scott to make his guys alliance.

In Aftermath: The Unlimited, when asked what she thinks of the Final 4, Heather vents her anger out on the viewing public about how she hates the Final 4 result. She states that the only person worth rooting for is Scott, but arrogantly says that he wouldn't have gotten where he has without her. In The Final Finale, Heather roots for Scott to win in the tiebreaker against Lindsay, and also roots for him over Duncan to win.

Jo
Jo and Scott are both on the same team in season 2 and have plenty of interactions. In A Wild Western Introduction, Scott chooses Jo to be on his team, admiring her power. However she is ungrateful towards him for picking her, noting that she would've much preferred to be on the other team, as nicer people would be easier to dominate. She feels displeasure in even being on the same team as him. They consider each other bitter enemies, clashing with each other's leadership skills and views. Jo is constantly fed up with Scott's lack of intellect, like when he misunderstands what Chris says about the contestants "using their heads." Jo assures Scott that the first time their team loses, she's voting for him.

In Western Tough for the Polocrossie, Scott mishears Chris' announcement that the challenge is a numbers challenge, due to being deaf in one ear. Scott thinks that Chris is saying a "booger" challenge. This gives Jo the opportunity to mock Scott, saying he'd probably eat boogers. Mishearing his own words, Scott challenges Jo to a falafal contest. Jo realizes that Scott means the words "fighting contest." She loudly threatens to beat up Scott, making him back off very suddenly. When the Pythons prepare their beds, Jo orders her captain to get her something to sleep on, causing Scott to ignore her and talk to Sugar. In retaliation for his ignorance, Jo sits on Scott, happily laughing at his screams of pain.

In The Root'nous Toot'nous Ludicrous, Scott witnesses Jo waking up early, making a fire to warm herself. He laughs, calling her Miss Earlybird, prompting her to glare at the nickname.

In The Wild Bunch of Losers, when Jo watches Scott put his arm around Sugar during the challenge explanation, she gives him a "Lover Boy" nickname, making him respond with a glare.

Katie
In A Wild Western Introduction, Scott picks Katie to be on his team. He thanks her for giving him meat to use as food in the camping challenge. In Dancing with Cowboys, Katie is desperate for allies and tries making Scott one. He thinks about it at first, but turns her down completely when he discovers that she voted off Courtney. He glares at her in 3:10 to the Horse of Losers after the events of the previous episode. In The Magnificent 8 Cowboys, Katie is one person who votes down Scott, to take down the alliance he formed, but is upset when he isn't eliminated in the end. In Yodelayhee...Who? he glares at her and Lindsay after realizing that they both voted him off again in the episode. In The 5 Not So Lucky Horse Riders, when him and Duncan both have to decide who to vote off, they vote off Katie. Scott votes her to make up for Courtney being eliminated by her.

LeShawna
Even though both were on the same team in Season 1, Scott and Leshawna have had limited interactions, although she is visibly seen not liking Scott's stench that he reveals to his teammates in Trials and Triva-lations. Although the rest of her teammates including Scott voted her off in Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Leshawna decides to vote for Scott due to him arriving late to the challenge, which ultimately fails for her.

Lightning
Because of their conflict in Total Drama Revenge of the Island, Scott and Lightning don't seem to get on with each other well in The Big Apple. When Lightning realizes that he's working with Scott, he complains about Scott's fleas. When Scott realizes that both he and Lightning are working with Beth, he brings up that Lightning isn't smart at all, calling back to his miscounting issue. Scott even boasts that he's smarter than Lightning. Lightning brings up to Scott that he would've been still in the competition if he hadn't been taken out of it, using a "Haters Gonna Hate" slogan. Scott misunderstands this, asking what more is there to hate about Lightning. Scott is woken up from his nap in the carriage when Lightning tells him that he really needs to take a shower. Scott misunderstands him, asking why he'd want a shower of rain, insulting Lightning's intelligence once again. When Scott boasts that he's ready to win with his killer brain, Lightning whispers to Beth that it'll probably just be Scott's killer stench, laughing at him. When Chris delays a question in the challenge, Scott complains that he should just hurry up. Lightning replies that for once he agrees with Scott.

Lindsay
Both have had mostly zero interactions due to being on different teams two seasons in a row. Although due to Lindsay's conflict with Dawn, she is seen not appreciating the insults she throws at Scott. However, once the teams merge in Season 2, their interaction has mostly been on a neutral basis. In This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Nine of Us, Scott votes off Lindsay from the influence of Heather and votes for her again in the revote, although he never intends to mean anything personal by it. In The Magnificent 8 Cowboys, Lindsay is one of the majority of people to vote off Scott, due to him being the leader of the guys alliance, making him a huge threat. In Yodelayhee...Who?, she votes off Scott again along with the girls alliance for the same reason as before. He glares at her and Katie when he is announced safe. In Three Enemigos, Lindsay greets Duncan and Scott. Scott replies with the "Hey Lindsay" remark that Samey-Bot would ironically give. Frightened, Lindsay points out that Samey-Bot could be near. Hearing this, Scott worries about him and the others safety. In The Final Finale, Scott faces off against Lindsay in a reverse icon tiebreaker. She ultimately roots for Scott to win, due to his minor conflict with Duncan.

Noah
Even though they're on two different teams, Noah and Scott have had a lot of negative interactions with each other throughout the competition. In Trials and Triva-lations, unlike other competitors, Noah doesn't seem too concerned towards Scott's well-being whenever Fang attacks the Beavers. In fact, Noah laughs at Scott's screams of helplessness. He also laughs at Scott arriving late to the challenge in Starting Off on Humble Beginnings. However Scott doesn't detect Noah's sarcastic quips at first, due to him taking most sentences literally.

Their conflict becomes mutual in All Aboard the Cuckoo Train where Scott begins to not trust Noah due to his relationship with Dawn, saying that any friend of hers is an enemy of him. When the majority of Scott's team expresses guilt over voting him off in Relay Feelings Speed Fast, Noah judgementally questions why they'd feel bad about voting off somebody like Scott.

They have limited interaction in Season 2 due to being on seperate teams, although Noah's insults towards Scott seem to have toned down more because of this. In Western Tough for the Polocrossie, when Scott is seen fishing, Noah alerts him that Fang is right behind him. Scott laughs at what Noah says, thinking that it's just another one of his harsh sarcastic jokes. But when it actually does turn out that Noah is correct, and Fang attacks Scott, Noah laughs at his misfortune. Scott votes Noah off in Red Dead Mergiton, due to him being a threat because of him winning invincibility many times in the first season. In The Final Finale, Noah roots for Lindsay to beat Scott in the tiebreaker. However, Noah roots for Scott to win over Duncan in the final challenge, most likely because of him having a bigger conflict with Duncan than he does with Scott.

Owen
In the S4 promotional image, Scott is seen glaring at Owen for unknown reasons.

Samey
In Western Tough for the Polocrossie, Scott is shocked when he discovers that Samey is an evil robot imposter known as "Samey-Bot," and is relieved when the real Samey shows up. In The Wild Bunch of Losers, Scott faces off against Samey in the challenge, but loses to her. In The Magnificent 8 Cowboys, Scott and Duncan try to sabotage the girls. Scott throws a rock at Sky, but swears that Samey did it, pretending to be surprised. In the confessional, he mentions how he misses some good old fashioned scheming. Samey votes off Scott later in the episode though, to keep the girls alliance strong. In Yodelayhee...Who? Samey and Scott both receive an equal amount of votes, as they are both threats due to being the leaders of their alliances. However, Scott ultimately wins the tiebreaker against Samey and she is eliminated. In Aftermath: The Unlimited, when Samey is asked what she thinks of the Final 4, she mentions that she wants Scott eliminated, criticizing how much of an antagonist he is. She is determined to eliminate him but is dissapointed when she doesn't win the challenge in the end. In The Final Finale, she roots for Lindsay to beat Scott in the tiebreaker, before following this off by rooting for Duncan to win over Scott.

Samey-Bot
Scott doesn't seem to notice that Samey (a.k.a. Samey-Bot) is up for elimination in A Wild Western Introduction, suggesting that he barely notices her. He seems to be terrified when Samey-Bot reveals herself as an evil robot. In Three Enemigos, when Scott greets Lindsay in the morning with a "Hey Lindsay" and she misunderstands him by thinking he's Samey-Bot, it's implied that Scott is also terrified, running away when he believes Samey-Bot is nearby.

Scarlett
Like most other contestants, Scott is one who Scarlett openly makes fun of from time to time. Because of her sharp intellect, Scarlett doesn't appreciate Scott's lack of knowledge, considering him an inferior moronic idiot. He most likely doesn't get on with her either due to her terrifying personality, but also mostly doesn't seem aware of her insults.

Shawn
In This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Nine of Us! as his talent, Scott does the alphabet with his armpits, saying that Shawn inspired him to perform it.

Sierra
Sierra is one of the last teammates Scott chooses to be on his team in A Wild Western Introduction. However, due to her brain being scattered from having a lack of her time devoted to Cody, the two don't have too much interactions despite being on the same team, although Scott is seen frequently telling Sierra to calm down about Cody. In The Root'nous Toot'nous Ludicrous, Scott votes off Sierra, irritated by her lack of contribution to the team. In The Final Finale, Sierra roots for Lindsay to beat Scott in the tiebreaker. However, in the final challenge against Duncan, Sierra roots for Scott to win, likely due to her minor conflict with Duncan.

Sky
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Scott and Sky previously formed an alliance in All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, and Scott seems to trust Sky in being an ally. However, in Topple on the Luck Players, Sky has no choice but to betray Scott and vote him off. This would be the start of a one-sided conflict. Scott is especially angry at Sky for her betrayal. Scott has kept this hatred towards Sky, and he is thankful in knowing that him and Sky are two different captains, as now he can't be betrayed by her again. His rivalry with Sky becomes more intense in Season 2. Sky tries her best to make Scott forgive her, but this ultimately always backfires on her. However, in the end of it all, their friendship is reformed, when Sky takes Scott's place when it seems like he is eliminated. They both forgive each other's past actions before Sky is eliminated.

Sugar
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Sugar is one of Scott's few friends. She considers him a great ally, capable of being a great team leader. Unfortunately, what Sugar doesn't realize is that Scott has a major crush on her. In Final Four Face Off! after being betrayed by Courtney, Scott brings up how he's more attracted to future Season 2 competitor, Sugar and that he's more attracted to her than Courtney. This is the start of Scott's very long running one-sided attraction towards her. Being placed on the same team in Total Drama Wild West, the two interact with each other on numerous occasions.

Tyler
Due to how openly supportive he is to just about everyone, Tyler easily gets on with Scott, and is one of the only contestants to still be on good terms with him, even though they're on different teams two seasons in a row.

Tyler cheers Scott's team on in most of their challenges in the first season. He openly notes his concern towards Scott's well-being in Trials and Triva-lations asking if he's okay whenever he gets beaten up by Fang, seeming even more concerned once Scott starts stuttering his words.

He greets Scott with a good morning in Starting Off on Humble Beginnings when Scott wakes up late to the challenge. Even though Scott's conflict with most players began in Topple on the Luck Players, his friendship with Tyler actually strengthened. When electric collars are strapped to the contestants and Scott notes his displeasure towards getting a possible shock, Tyler laughs that it's better than Fang, causing Scott to laugh with him in agreement.

In his confessional, Scott thinks Tyler is okay, and that he relates to his far from smart personality. Despite this, Scott arrogantly considers himself to be slightly smarter than Tyler. When Scott gets eliminated in the very episode, Tyler says goodbye to him, showing that he misses Scott once he's eliminated. Due to Tyler being part of the Screaming Ducks, he's never betrayed Scott, and because of this, Tyler is one of the only contestants to still be on good terms with Scott as they both wave at each other as soon as Scott is eliminated. Scott rooted for Tyler or Duncan to win in Final Four Face Off! and Tyler happily greeted him, but Scott was upset when he discovered that Tyler was eliminated at the end of the episode.

In A Wild Western Introduction, Tyler was also very happy to see other contestants to return such as Sky, Duncan, Heather, Scott and Courtney. Chris then announced that Sky and Scott are the leaders of the teams, and they will determine the teams. Tyler was very torn on who's team to be on, but Chris says that Sky will choose first, and she ended up choosing Tyler first. Scott was dissapointed that Tyler isn't on his team again. Sky and Tyler's team also recruited Duncan, Noah, Cody, Lindsay, Samey, Dave and Dakota. They were then dubbed the Venomous Vipers.

In Dancing With Cowboys, in the end of the challenge, the Venomous Vipers won their first challenge. They were rewarded with immunity. At the Elimination Ceremony, Tyler wished luck on Courtney, Heather, and Scott. They all thanked him, and sat down in their seats at the Elimination Ceremony. When Heather and Scott were handed Marshmallows, Tyler jumped up in excitement, screaming his memorable "YES!" But to Tyler's disappointment, Courtney ended up in the Bottom 2 with Ezekiel. He is seen comforting Scott when Courtney is eliminated.

In 3:10 to the Horse of Losers, after Ezekiel is finally eliminated, Tyler is seen congratulating Scott on making it so far.

In Western Tough for the Polocrossie, Scott is seen dissapointed when Tyler is eliminated instead of Samey when the Venomous Vipers lose.

In Red Dead Mergiton, Scott is happy to see Tyler back and as one of the judges. Tyler feels the same and is looking forward to watching Scott perform in the challenge. He cheers Scott on before he performs. When Sugar beats Scott up, Tyler wonders if this is even part of the skit. Tyler shows huge concern when Scott is beaten unconscious and demands that he be put in medical care. He scores the skit a 6\10, saying it was good, but thought it was too violent towards the end.

In This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Nine Of Us! Scott must perform a talent of his to the judges, including Tyler. He wishes Scott good luck, but Scott assures Tyler that he doesn't need luck. Tyler is thoroughly impressed by Scott doing the alphabet, but gives him a 7\10 as he messed up at his R's, S's, and T's.

In Aftermath: The Unlimited, when asked what he thinks of the Final 4, Tyler says that he doesn't mind who wins, including Scott.

In Three Enemigos, Scott is happy to see Tyler again, Tyler feeling the same way. Throughout the challenge, whenever Scott's team of him and Sky scores points, Tyler cheers on Scott happily, with Scott thanking Tyler in return.

In The Final Finale, Tyler chooses to root for Lindsay to win the tiebreaker over Scott, although this is mostly because of Tyler being much closer with Lindsay than he is with Scott. He cheers for Scott over Duncan to win the finale in the end, although doesn't mind the outcome.