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Scott O'Neill is a former Corrections Officer at Litchfield Penitentiary. He is portrayed by Joel Marsh Garland.
Personality[]
Scott O'Neill is one of the kinder guards, and tends to look out for others and will try not to hurt another person. He shows some distrust towards the administration, and does not like to give shots to inmates. Early in Season One, he apparently hurts CO Wanda Bell's feelings and is shown having remorse.
He tends to have a lot of pet peeves, and gets very angry at odd things like nuns and anything red velvet flavored. Other than that, he is very friendly towards inmates but is not afraid to protect himself and his friends.
Physical Appearance[]
Scott O'Neill is overweight with reddish brown hair. He has blue eyes, and is most often wearing a CO uniform.
Biography[]
An overweight and generally good-natured corrections officer who is in a relationship with former fellow CO Wanda Bell. He is frequently shown eating, despite claiming to be on different fad diets.
In "Fool Me Once", O'Neill saves his co-worker Susan Fischer from being choked by Miss Claudette.
Season Two[]
In the Season Two finale, he is assigned to watch a group of nuns protesting outside the gate and taunts them with songs and insults about his own unhappy Catholic upbringing. ("We Have Manners. We're Polite.")
Season Three[]
O'Neill joins the guard's union against MCC's policies. He walks out among the other guards and snorts at Caputo. ("Trust No Bitch")
Season Four[]
As the escape of all the inmates begin, O'Neill and Bell hear the alarms blaring, but choose to ignore it and leave. ("Work That Body for Me")
In Season Four, he was mentioned as diagnosed with a kidney stone by Donaldson and was suffering without any medical insurance. ("(Don't) Say Anything")
Season Five[]
With no one else to turn to, Baxter Bayley arrives at Bell and O'Neill's home for comfort. They seem to be very insensitive and patronize him a little despite knowing he killed Poussey Washington. ("Flaming Hot Cheetos, Literally") During that visit, it is learned that Scott and Wanda are now married and expecting a baby, which O'Neill affectionately refers to as "muffin".
Season Seven[]
O'Neill who is now employed by polycon is seen in the episode (" How to Do Life") Driving Reds Family from the PolyCon ICE Detention Center down to hill to MAX
Relationships[]
Romantic[]
- Wanda Bell (Wife)
Friends[]
- Wade Donaldson
- Kowalski
- Charles Ford
- Elique Maxwell
- Baxter Bayley
- Joel Luschek
- Susan Fischer
- Piper Chapman
Enemies[]
Trivia[]
- He has a fondness for War Memorabilia, as stated in the Prison Newsletter in "Take a Break From Your Values".
- He has an issue with anything red velvet flavored, as he thinks it's a bullshit flavor.
- His favorite books are Heart of Darkness, Crime and Punishment, all Ian Fleming and the early Clive Cussler
- His favorite movie is The Dark Crystal
- His favorite food is Italian meatball soup
- His hobbies include hanging out with friends, watching football, vacationing and Civil War re-enactment.
Memorable quotes[]
- "This is the song about my mom and dad... And the divorce that they should've had."
- — Scott O' Neil
- "This is a little song about the Nuns... Fiercer. Meaner. Crueler. Ruder than the Huns. I am forced to babysit them, when I thought I had quit them. Oh, I hope that they all get the runs."
- — Scott O' Neil
Appearances[]
Orange Is the New Black: Season One | ||||||||||
"I Wasn't Ready": | "Tit Punch": | "Lesbian Request Denied": | "Imaginary Enemies": | "The Chickening": | "WAC Pack": | "Blood Donut": | ||||
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"Moscow Mule": | "Fucksgiving": | "Bora Bora Bora": | "Tall Men with Feelings": | "Fool Me Once": | "Can't Fix Crazy": | |||||
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Orange Is the New Black: Season Two | ||||||||||
"Thirsty Bird": | "Looks Blue, Tastes Red": | "Hugs Can Be Deceiving": | "A Whole Other Hole": | "Low Self Esteem City": | "You Also Have a Pizza": | "Comic Sans": | ||||
Absent | Appears | Appears | Appears | Appears | Appears | Appears | ||||
"Appropriately Sized Pots": | "40 Oz. of Furlough": | "Little Mustachioed Shit": | "Take a Break From Your Values": | "It Was the Change": | "We Have Manners. We're Polite.": | |||||
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Orange Is the New Black: Season Three | ||||||||||
"Mother's Day": | "Bed Bugs and Beyond": | "Empathy Is a Boner Killer": | "Finger in the Dyke": | "Fake It Till You Fake It Some More": | "Ching Chong Chang": | "Tongue-Tied": | ||||
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"Fear, and Other Smells": | "Where My Dreidel At": | "A Tittin' and a Hairin'": | "We Can Be Heroes": | "Don't Make Me Come Back There": | "Trust No Bitch": | |||||
Absent | Absent | Absent | Appears | Appears | Appears |
Orange Is the New Black: Season Four | ||||||||||
"Work That Body for Me": | "Power Suit": | "(Don't) Say Anything": | "Doctor Psycho": | "We'll Always Have Baltimore": | "Piece of Shit": | "It Sounded Nicer in My Head": | ||||
Appears | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | ||||
"Friends in Low Places": | "Turn Table Turn": | "Bunny, Skull, Bunny, Skull": | "People Persons": | "The Animals": | "Toast Can't Never Be Bread Again": | |||||
Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent |
Orange Is the New Black: Season Five | ||||||||||
"Riot FOMO": | "Fuck, Marry, Frieda": | "Pissters!": | "Litchfield's Got Talent": | "Sing It, White Effie": | "Flaming Hot Cheetos, Literally": | "Full Bush, Half Snickers": | ||||
Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Appears | Absent | ||||
"Tied to the Tracks": | "The Tightening": | "The Reverse Midas Touch": | "Breaking the Fiberboard Ceiling": | "Tattoo You": | "Storm-y Weather": | |||||
Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent | Absent |
Orange Is the New Black: Season Seven | ||||||||||
"Beginning of the End": | "Just Desserts": | "And Brown Is the New Orange": | "How to Do Life": | "Minority Deport": | "Trapped in an Elevator": | "Me as Well": | ||||
Absent | Absent | Absent | Appears | Appears | Absent | Appears | ||||
"Baker's Dozen": | "The Hidey Hole": | "The Thirteenth": | "God Bless America": | "The Big House": | "Here's Where We Get Off": | |||||
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