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Scott Thompson (born June 12, 1959) is a
Canada|Canadian television comedian, best known
for his time as a member of the comedy troupe Kids
in the Hall.

Thompson was born in North Bay, Ontario|North Bay,
Ontario, Canada, and grew up in Brampton,
Ontario|Brampton, Ontario. After graduating from
the York University School of Drama, he became a
member of The Kids in the Hall. That troupe's
series aired starting 1989 on the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation|CBC in Canada and on HBO
in the United States, but moved to CBS for the
fourth and fifth seasons.

Openly gay, he became the gay celebrity during the
run of the show. Best-known for his monologues as
the lisping Buddy Cole (fiction)|Buddy Cole, he
also acted regularly on The Larry Sanders Show and
Felicity and made numerous guest appearances on
other television series including Politically
Incorrect, The Late Show, Late Night with Conan
O'Brien, Train 48 and Star Trek: Voyager as
Ambassador Tovin.

==Filmography==
*Another Gay Movie (2005)
*My Fabulous Gay Wedding (2005) (TV series)
*Burnt Toast (2005) (TV)
*The Pacifier (2005)
*Stunt C*ocks (2004)
*Prom Queen:  The Marc Hall Story (2004) (TV)
*Ham & Cheese (2004)
*My Baby's Daddy (2004)
*Nobody Knows Anything! (2003)
*The Red Sneakers (2003) (TV)
*Kids in the Hall:  Tour of Duty (2002) (V)
*RoboRoach (2002) (TV series)
*Tart (2001)
*Further Tales of the City (2001) (mini series)
*Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)
*More Tales of the City (1998) (mini series)
*Hayseed (1997)
*Hijacking Hollywood (1997)
*Kids in the Hall:  Brain Candy (1997)
*The Larry Sanders Show (1992) (TV series)
(1995-1998)
*Super 8-1/2 (1993)
*Millennium (movie)|Millennium (1989)
*Day One (1989) (TV)
*The Kids in the Hall (1988) (TV series)
*Hot Paint (1988) (TV)
*Head Office (1985) 
*Cheech & Chong's Next Movie (1980)

==Other works==
*Buddy Babylon, The Autobiography of Buddy Cole
(with Paul Bellini) in 1998, a humor novel, ISBN
0-440-50828-2
*The Lowest Show on Earth, a 2001 one-man show
produced in Toronto