Kip Denton - James Scott

James Scott

James "Scotty" Scott
Shortland Street character
Portrayed by Kiel McNaughton
Introduced by Jason Daniel
Duration 2007–11
First appearance 19 March 2007
Last appearance 11 August 2011
Classification Former; regular
Profile
Occupation Nursing Manager at Shortland Street Hospital (2007–11)
Family
Wife Shanti Kumari (2008–09)
Tracey Morrison (2011—)
Father Jimmy Scott
Mother Hine Ryan
Brothers Patrick Scott
Sisters Rebecca Scott
Daughters Unnamed daughter
Adoptive sons Kitu Scott
Nephews Jessie Scott
Nieces Amy Scott

James Owen "Scotty" Scott first appeared in a guest stint in March 2007. He was hired as the temporary replacement for Toni Warner's (Laura Hill) nursing manager duties and instantly clashed with Maia Jeffries (Anna Jullienne) due to his apparent homophobia. He returned permantely several months later and instantly connected with Shanti Kumari (Nisha Madhan) and the two started to date. Scotty came under suspicion for being the Ferndale Strangler and he and Shanti broke up when he discovered she was engaged. Nonetheless the two reconciled and married in a 4 day Hindu ceremony. The couple purchased a house but the marriage was on the rocks when Scotty's criminal brother, Tai (Xavier Horan) was sent back to prison. Shanti fell pregnant but tragically died and Scotty struggled with everyday routines but overcame his grief with the help of Tracey Morrison (Sarah Thomson). Scotty and Tracey eventually fell in love but he developed a brain tumour after being poisioned by Penny Rourke (Carolyn Dando) and struggled to accept his drug addict mother, Hine Ryan (Rena Owen), leading to the relationship to end. The two reconciled and married on Valentines day 2011. Scotty and Tracey adopted a young boy named Kitu (Christian Edmonds) and travelled to East Timor to help children in need, shortly after Tracey announced she was pregnant.

In 2012 Sarah Potts (Amanda Billing) announced that the two had given birth to a baby daughter and the couple soon sold their house to Luke Durville (Gerald Urquhart).

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