Scott: (when asked if he was happy about how the Luke/Lorelai relationship ended on "Gilmore Girls") No, I wasn't, because there was still a lot of life left in it. But also, less is more, because it leaves the audience's imagination where it could go, and that's really good writing. Why give them the full meal? And I know fans are a little upset because they feel unsatisfied. They feel like they hung in there for so long and didn't get the full monty, so to speak. But I think the show will live in their imaginations longer as a result of this type of an ending.
Scott: (about "Gilmore Girls") Look, the fans were the show. We really felt the presence of the fans. What a terrific and loyal group of people they are. I think they have 152 episodes of Gilmore Girls to go over again and again and relive. It's a lot of work that's in there, and I think at the end of the day, they're going to take away from this that they've had a good run as well.
Scott: (On being an incorrigible flirt) What can I say? I get bored very easily.
Scott: I never worked in a coffee shop and I don't drink coffee, so I never thought I would become a coffee pusher on TV.
Scott: Passion is the thing that sustains you in acting. If you're doing it for fame and money, don't even bother because it will never happen. The last thing I ever expected was to be paid for this.
In 2000, Scott directed the movie A Lust For Life.
After guest starring on Seinfeld, star Julia Louis-Dreyfus deemed Scott "sponge-worthy."
Remembers being in a band since third grade.
Scott was married to Vera Davich for two years until they got divorced in 1985.
Scott was featured on the cover of TV Guide Magazine for the April 10, 2005 issue.
Scott is the third tallest male lead on Gilmore Girls, being 2 inches shorter than Jared Padalecki and 5 inches shorter than Edward Herrmann.
Prior to working together on Gilmore Girls, both Scott Patterson and co-star Lauren Graham guest starred on Seinfeld.
If Scott could be a rockstar for a day he says that he would be Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam because he's somebody who's tried to make a difference.
Was a minor league pitcher for the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta Braves, and Texas Rangers.
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