to
attend college at home, and lived in a dorm with a female roommate, Callie
(Alexondra Lee) to get the full college experience. He had been going out
with Sarah (Jennifer Love Hewitt) until she broke up with him because he
cheated on her with Callie. Bailey has also developed an alcoholic problem
during his freshman year at college. After the family's "Intervention",
Bailey has started going to AA meetings and is making up for his troubles
with his family and Sarah. During last season, this character moved into
an apartment with Sarah to become apartment managers and has been going
out with Annie.
Born
and raised in New Jersey, Scott was an athlete in love with the movies
who dreamed of acting but never dared to consider it as a possible career.
An old friend of his father, a former actor, encouraged Wolf consider the
acting as a career. After finishing school, Wolf enrolled at HB Studio
in New York and decided to move west. He continued his studies in
California with Robert Carnegie and Jeff
Goldblum at Playhouse West.
Wolf
landed the first job he ever auditioned for and has continued to work steadily.
He went from commercials to guest spots on television shows such as "Parker
Lewis Can't Lose," "The Trials of Rosie O'Neill" and "The Commish." He
landed recurring roles on the series "Saved by the Bell" and "Evening Shade;"
appeared in "Kids Incorporated" and "Down Home;" and played the lead in
the NBC pilot
"Yesterday Today."
Wolf currently finds himself in the enviable position of balancing his
role on "Party of Five" with
prestigious roles on stage and in film. He recently completed a starring
role in Sony's "Go," and other feature films include "Evening Star"
with Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson and Juliette Lewis, "White
Squall" with Jeff Bridges, "Double Dragon" and "Teenage Bonnie and Klepto
Clyde." On stage, he has appeared at The Williamstown Theatre Festival
in the production of "Dead End."
Wolf currently resides in Los Angeles. During his limited free time, you
can find him playing baseball or hockey.