Career
In 2002, Reid started his TV career with the American period sitcom ‘That '70s Show,’ essaying the character ‘Ted’ in the episode ‘Over the Hills and Far Away.’ He also portrayed the character of ‘Andy Eaton/Brian’ in four episodes of the TV drama series ‘American Dreams.’
The year 2003 saw Reid appearing as ‘Hunter’ in an episode of the series ‘What I Like about You,’ titled ‘Girls Night Out.’ He also portrayed the character ‘Ben Fisher’ in the TV film ‘With You in Spirit.’ The same year, he starred in 22 episodes of the American sitcom ‘It's All Relative,’ as ‘Bobby O'Neil,’ one of the central characters of the series.
In 2004, Reid appeared as ‘Sam’ in the TV film ‘Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman.’ The same year, he essayed the role of ‘Frank Black’ in an episode of the series ‘F2: Forensic Factor,’ titled ‘No Body, No Crime.’
Reid appeared as ‘Dax Blanchard’ in an episode of the series ‘CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,’ titled ‘Snakes, in 2005
In 2006, Reid appeared as ‘Brendan 'Brando' Dorff’ in the series ‘My Boys,’ covering 49 episodes. The same year, he appeared in the role of ‘Trent’ in the film ‘Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas.’
The year 2007 saw Reid as ‘Robert Frazier’ in an episode of the American crime procedural comedy–drama series ‘Bones,’ titled ‘The Man in the Mansion.’ The same year, he also appeared in the role of ‘Kevin’ in the short film ‘Passing the Time.’
In 2008, Reid appeared as ‘Seth Riggin’ in an episode of the series ‘CSI: NY,’ titled ‘Playing with Matches.’ The same year, he was also seen in an episode of the American sitcom ‘Unhitched,’ titled ‘Woman Marries Horse,’ portraying the character ‘Bobby.’
Reid appeared as ‘Johnny’ in the web series ‘Celebrities Anonymous,’ in 2009. He also appeared as ‘Jared’ in an episode of the medical drama ‘Hawthorne,’ titled ‘No Guts, No Glory.’ The same year, he appeared in the series ‘The Secret Life of the American Teenager,’ essaying the character ‘Dr. Jeff Zegay’ in nine episodes. He was also part of the movies ‘Amusement’ and ‘My Two Fans,’ appearing as ‘Dan’ and ‘Kyle,’ respectively.
In 2010, Reid appeared as ‘Dr. Todd Mauer’ in 10 episodes of the series ‘The Big C.’
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The year 2011 saw Reid portraying the character of ‘Dave Evans’ in an episode of the American sitcom ‘Mad Love,’ titled ‘The Spy Who Loved Me.’ The same year, he appeared as ‘Ben’ in the movie ‘Losing Control.’
In 2012, Reid essayed the character of ‘Sam’ in an episode of the series ‘Hot in Cleveland, titled ‘Hot & Heavy.’ He also appeared as ‘Peter’ in an episode of the series ‘Best Friends Forever,’ titled ‘The Butt Dial.’ Reid also lent his voice to ‘Mike Chilton,’ one of the central characters in the American animated series ‘Motorcity.’ The same year, Reid was cast as ‘Dan Egan’ in the American political satire ‘Veep.’ He portrayed the character in 65 episodes.
In 2013, Reid appeared in three episodes of the American single-camera sitcom ‘How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life),’ as ‘Scott.’ He also portrayed the character ‘Dr. Hutchins’ in an episode of the series ‘Perception,’ titled ‘Neuropositive.’ The same year, Reid lent his voice to the character ‘Turbo’ in the American flash-animated web series ‘Turbo Fast.’ He also appeared in the films ‘North Bay,’ essaying the character ‘Kirk Floyd,’ and ‘Beside Still Waters,’ essaying the character ‘Henry.’ The former was a short film.
In 2014, Reid was seen as ‘Ted’ in an episode of the series ‘New Girl,’ titled ‘The Last Wedding.’ The same year, he appeared in the movies ‘Missing William,’ ‘Sister,’ ‘A Better You,’ and ‘Bad Summer,’ portraying the characters ‘William Leeds,’ ‘Billy Presser,’ ‘Handsome Model,’ and ‘Max,’ respectively.
The year 2015 saw him in the series ‘Zoo,’ as ‘Ethan Boyd’ in the episode titled ‘First Blood.’ He also appeared in the movies ‘I'll See You in My Dreams’ and ‘Slow Learners,’ as ‘Officer Shumaker’ and ‘Max,’ respectively.
In 2016, Reid appeared in the movie ‘The Veil,’ portraying the character ‘Nick.’ He also appeared in the role of ‘Brett’ in the American comedy–drama film ‘Dean’ and lent his voice to the character ‘Brett Anderson’ in the American adult animated comedy ‘Nerdland.’
In 2017, Reid appeared as ‘Jeremy’ in three episodes of the TV series ‘Great News.’ He won the ‘Screen Actors Guild Award’ for ‘Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series,’ along with the cast of ‘Veep,’ in 2018. The same year, he appeared as ‘Justin Miller’ in the American romantic comedy ‘Home Again.’
Reid portrayed the character ‘Liam’ in the comedy film ‘Under the Eiffel Tower,’ in 2018. He also appeared as ‘Dr. Dan Lewis’ in the American superhero film ‘Venom.’
In 2019, Reid appeared in the series ‘Will & Grace,’ essaying the character ‘Marcus’ in the episode ‘Jack's Big Gay Wedding.’ He also appeared as ‘Tom Campbell’ in the American comedy–drama film ‘Late Night.’
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Facts About Reid Scott
Reid Scott is a talented voice actor and has provided voices for characters in popular animated shows like "American Dad!" and "Robot Chicken."
In addition to his acting skills, Reid Scott is also known for his sense of humor and quick wit, making him a favorite among fans and colleagues alike.
Outside of his acting career, Reid Scott is a dedicated environmentalist and actively supports various conservation efforts to protect the planet.
Reid Scott is a skilled musician and plays the guitar in his free time, showcasing his diverse talents beyond acting.
Despite his busy schedule, Reid Scott makes time to give back to the community through his involvement in charitable organizations and causes that are important to him.
