Courtney Reynolds

Senior Class Member-at-Large of Marshall Maddox High School Student Council (2013-2014)
Head of Alphabet Soup (2012-2014)
Photography editor of *The Weekly Waters* (2009)

## Production information

### Portrayer

Whitney Colston

**Courtney Bianca Reynolds** is a supporting character in *All the Wrong Kids*. She is portrayed by Whitney Colston.

In her eighth grade year at Marshall Maddox Middle School, Courtney initially took on the role of photography editor for the school's newspaper, *The Weekly Waters*. Following editor-in-chief Finn Chamberlain's decision to run the boys' basketball team's third place game as the front page story in spite of the girls' team making it to the finals for gold that same year, Courtney resigned from this position, citing sexism as her reasoning. She instead took on a role as a member of the school's yearbook committee. In addition to her involvement in the school's newspaper and yearbook committee, Courtney also made her mark at Marshall Maddox Middle School by playing the role of Callie in the eighth grade play, *East High Story*.

Courtney went on to attend Marshall Maddox High School. During this period, Courtney served as a member of the school's Drama, Art and Anime Clubs, as well as the school's morning radio show, *Good Morning Maddox*, and the independently run afternoon radio show *The Midday Show with Nathaniel Ross*, itself a parody of *Good Morning Maddox*.

However, Courtney's biggest high school passions were for the Marshall Maddox High School Photography Club, a group she founded alongside Jerome Garrison in her sophomore year, and Alphabet Soup, the school's LGBTQ+ student group of which she would serve as head in her junior and senior years. Being bisexual herself, Courtney was an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ+ people at Marshall Maddox High and was named by some to be a spiritual successor to Alphabet Soup's founder, James McGovern. In her senior year, she served as the Senior Class Member-at-Large of the Marshall Maddox High School Student Council alongside Decker King.

Courtney was romantically involved with three students throughout her time at Marshall Maddox High. Her first relationship was with Nathaniel Ross, who she became involved with after his relationship with the then-closeted Ian Freeman fell apart. Courtney helped Nathaniel come to terms with his pansexual identity, and the two ended their relationship on amicable terms after Ian came out publicly and Nathaniel realised he still had feelings for him. Courtney then became involved with fellow Photography Club member Delilah Santiago for a brief period of time before Delilah broke things off, citing Courtney's overly-critical and assertive nature. Courtney then started dating Dominique Wolfe, with whom she remained in a relationship for the remainder of the series.

Courtney also had a notable relationship with Mia Maddox. Although the two never officially dated, the two were constantly tangled together, either as rivals, friends or sexual partners. For the most part, Mia and Courtney had a strong and close friendship, forming something of a friendship trio with Ian. At different points, the two engaged in a sexual relationship with each other. The two were also academic rivals, particularly in their senior year when both were battling it out for the title of valedictorian. At the end of the year, Courtney ultimately won the title. She was admitted to Johns Hopkins University to pursue her bachelor's degree in neuroscience.

## Biography

### Season 1

In "Hooplining", Courtney agrees to Anastasia and Candace's request to cover the girls' basketball team's final game of the league as they play for gold.

## Personality

Courtney is an incredibly sardonic and dry person. She shows open disdain for people she dislikes through her interactions with them, such as when she refers to Anastasia and Candace as "Blondie and the Soapbox" when they approach her to ask her to cover the girls' basketball game in "Hooplining".