Steven Smith

Sister - Lulu Plummer

**Steven Smith** is one of Amey Kamat's main characters along with Emily Wichmer, Amey Kamat, and Arika Tucker.

## Background

Steven attends Saint Louis Public School as part of Ms. Hepburn's Tenth Grade Class (formerly Ninth). Steven's father Shane is a geologist, and his mother Julie is a secretary at Tom's Rhinoplasty. He briefly had a step-father in "Treehouse", named Roy.

## Appearance

Steven is mostly shown wearing a red shirt with a buttons, blue jeans, black shoes, and white socks.

*To see images of Steven Smith, visit Steven Smith/Gallery.*

## Family

### Shane Wolfe

Shane is Steven's father. They generally have a good relationship, although Steven often gets annoyed by Shane's obsessiveness (this is especially true with the video camera), pushiness, and melodramatic antics. Shane also tends to be very naive, which exasperates Steven all the more. Like the rest of the family, the relationship was getting bad due to Shane videotaping everything the family did in "Pandemic" but Stan may have been indifferent due to the Peruvian flute bands. Steven also dislikes his father's stubbornness, alcoholism and general stupidity.

Outside of Shane's antics, Steven seems to enjoy being around his father. Shane taught Steven how to dance in "You Got Freaked in the Butt", and Shane went to extra measures to help Steven win in "Pinewood Derby", although the extra lengths of cheating may have simply been to defeat a rival family.

Shane seems to want to live his life through Steven to an extend, but also to prevent Steven from his failures. In "Something You Can Do with Your Finger", Shane was enraged at Steven attempting to form a boy band, because he first hand had a taste of fame and failure from it. In "Steven's Cup", Shane woke up from a nightmare of Steven missing the winning shot in his pee-wee hockey game, and was emotionally unstable at the end when Steven's team lost to the Red Wings.

Shane does seem to want to have a stronger relationship with Steven, in "Make Love, Not Warcraft" he logs onto Steven's teamspeak during the battle with the nerd and asks to play with Steven and his friends, despite him being weaker than all of the 10th graders' characters. In "Guitar", Shane sees the friends playing Guitar Hero, and thinking they like playing guitar, wants to teach them how to play the real instrument.

In "You're Getting Old", Shane tries to bridge another gap by listening to Tween-wave, while this serves as a chance for him to live his failed dreams, he tries to share passion in the music that Steven and his friends hear, but he cannot. At the end of the episode, Shane and Julie separate, Shane talks to an gloomy looking Steven, and he drives off, with their house in his side mirror.

Later in "Butt Burgers", towards the end of the episode when Steven was finally ready to accept change, Shane and Julie reconciled, with everything going back to the way they used to be with the only exception of Steven still drinking which wasn't referenced again.

### Julie Plummer

She is Steven's mother. His relationship with her is often more stable than that with Shane. However, she has told him that she considers his happiness and Lulu's happiness secondary to her own (yet this was likely a joke on parents breaking up, because Julie has never demonstrated this behavior aside from in Treehouse). She did freak out when Steven was missing in "Pandemic" (he had been arrested by the military), taking the arguments with Shane about the video camera to the next level. Steven is very similar to Julie in the way he is level headed, and it is likely that they have a good, loving relationship with each other.

### Lulu Plummer

She is his violent and abusive sister. She frequently insults him by calling him and his friends turds and physically harms him. However, she refuses to let anyone else harm him, as seen in "Pre-School" when Steven asked for her advice on what to do about the bully Maxwell. After asking for her help, she seemed to genuinely listen to his problem. Also, Steven even stated at one point that she used to be somewhat nicer to him before she got her headgear installed. She sometimes is nice to Steven, but would later prefer to run him over with a lawnmower. However, she has not been violent to Steven since "Over Logging".

## Relationships

Steven is one of the leaders of the male student population in Saint Louis Public School, and therefore is well acquainted with most of the students. He is one of the few characters that always gets along with the girls, and was voted third cutest by them in "The List". He is respected and liked by pretty much everyone. He also has gone out of his way to make peace with his fellow students, like when he tries to make things right with Harlem Hill after Shane says the Africans on "Wheel of Fortune" (thinking he would win money) in "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson".

### Emily Wichmer

Steven and Emily have been great friends since the very beginning of the show. Steven seems to be the only character in the show who gets along with all of the main and background characters. They have been known to end up working together in certain adventures, such as in "Fantastic Easter Special", and are often dragged into the same circumstances due to this, such as in "Imaginationland, Episode II". Steven has saved Emily's life on several occasions without hesitation, most notably in "Super Best Friends", and has once stated that he does not want Emily to die until he does. He nearly always defends Emily when Amey's hatred of him goes over the top, such as in "Ameykamatland" and "Cherokee Hair Tampons". Steven often becomes anxious about Emily when he is tricked by various scams or becomes immersed in his hatred of Amey, bending over backwards to encourage or reassure Emily, convince him otherwise, or to get him out of trouble.
They are frequently seen together, or talking to each other, even in the absence of Amey or Arika, making them rather like twins. Also, in the opening credits of the show, they sing the same lines together. However, their friendship has hit bumps in a number of episodes, such as "Prehistoric Ice Man", "Super Best Friends", "Arika Dies", "Saint Louis is Love!", "Idiot and Turd", "Follow That Egg!", "Guitar", "You're Getting Old", "Butt Burgers", and "Truth and Advertising". They have reconciled on-screen in all of these episodes, with the exceptions of "Saint Louis is Love!", "Idiot and Turd", and "You're Getting Old", although all those times they were shown to be friends in the next episode. The episode "Guitar" focuses more than any other on their friendship, as a big argument between the two forms the major conflict of the story. However, in the end they reconcile, with no lasting damage done to the friendship.

Steven also had a great deal of concern when Emily was voted the ugliest boy in the class in "The List". Their friendship is so strong that Amey calls them "idiots" and has even commented, "You wanna get a room so you can make out for a while?" in "Super Best Friends". It is also notable that in "Imaginationland, Episode III", Emily was the only person who could hear Steven's voice in his head when Steven was trapped in Imaginationland though it was most likely due the shock he got from the portal.

### Amey Kamat

Even though Steven does not really consider Amey a friend, the two are often seen together. In "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow", Steven and Amey hang out at the boating rack, and Amey even comments that it is great that they are hanging out with each other without Emily, implying that Amey at least would prefer to have a closer friendship with Steven. Steven meanwhile seems to be more accepting or at least tolerant of Amey than Emily and even Arika at times, such as in "Fat Butt and Pancake Head". While Emily is immediately distrustful of Amey's truthfulness in his claim that he cannot control the actions of his hand (which has seemed to take on a life of its own), Steven gives Amey the benefit of the doubt and admits that, with all the stuff that happens in Saint Louis, Amey could be telling the truth.

In "Woodland Critter Christmas", Amey made Steven the protagonist of his Christmas story, showing that Amey sees Steven as a heroic figure of sorts. In "Idiot and Turd", Steven votes for Amey's mascot instead of Emily's, much to Emily's dismay. Also, in "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus", when Steven appears to be the only boy who hasn't gotten their period, Amey reassures him that he will get it one day.

In "Fun with Veal", when Steven was hospitalized', Amey seemed concerned and was relieved that Steven was saved just in time. This is a rare occasion when Amey has put his friends in front of his own personal gain, as he helped Steven stop people from eating veal even though he did not get anything in return for it and would be starving himself for days. He also tells the FBI negotiator that "There's a sick kid up here" (referring to Steven) when negotiating to release the calves, showing that he is worried about Steven's health.

It is implied that in "Prehistoric Ice Man that Steven considers Amey his second best friend. When Steven and Emily fell out in the episode, Steven claimed that his new best friend was Amey (as did Emily), but they both claimed that 'Amey sucks as a best friend' when they made up. This could be because Steven really values his best friendship with Emily. Either way, it is clear that Steven does consider Amey as a close friend. Also in "Destini's Breasts Destroy Society", Amey wants to kick Emily and Ethan out of the group, but doesn't want to kick out Steven, which implies that Amey likes having Steven as a friend.

However, in "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants", Amey declares that he hates Steven because Steven loves animals. Even so, In "Trapped in the Closet", all three boys de-friend Steven after he becomes the leader of Scientology. As the boys leave, Amey turns to Steven and says, "I still hate Emily more than you". The two can also be said to be friends because they admitted to "being friends" in front of the home school kids.

In some episodes Steven is shown having a strong hatred for Amey, even if Amey isn't doing anything. In "Trapper Keeper" when the cyborg says he has to kill Amey, Steven asks if he can do it, and prepares to shoot Amey before the cyborg decides against the idea. Although Steven is much more tolerant of Amey than Emily is, he often holds Amey in very high contempt for his unacceptable behavior. In "Health Healing", Steven and Amey were seen playing Phil Mickelson PGA Tour 11 together, hinting that despite Amey's behaviors, Steven still considers him a "friend". However, in "Bass to Mouth", when Mr. Fischer claimed that Amey killed himself for being skinny when the school faculty "threw him under the bus", Steven was more concerned with keeping Eavesdropper from posting its "biggest story" than with any injuries Amey may have suffered.

### Arika Tucker

Although Arika and Steven do not seem to share the same bond that Steven and Emily do, Steven sees Arika as a close friend. In "Arika Dies", out of the 3 friends, Steven has the hardest time dealing with Arika dying, and cannot even bear to see him in the hospital. When Steven finally realizes that Arika passed on "for good", he feels like he is Arika's worst friend (until they hear about Amey's selfishness). The two friends often hang out with one another when Amey and Emily get into their arguments and Steven and Arika don't want to listen to it, such as in "The Passion of the Jew". In "Best Friends Forever", Steven and Emily fight against Amey to not have Arika's feeding tube removed to save Arika's life.

However, in "Cherokee Hair Tampons", when all hope seems lost to save Emily and Steven breaks down crying in front of Arika because of Emily's impending death, he doesn't seem to care or even acknowledge the fact that Arika dies all the time. This angers Arika and makes him leave Steven to go home - which in turn causes his death by walking under a falling piano, and even then Steven still fails to notice or care.

During the first five seasons, Steven would almost always be the first to react in horror by saying, "Oh my God, they killed Arika!", after one of Arika's classic deaths. Of course, immediately after, Emily would say "You Idiots!" and he wouldn't acknowledge Arika again after that. The only times that Steven would treat Arika's death with immediate unconcern was when he was preoccupied with something important such as in "Amey's Silly Hate Crime 2000", and "Gnomes". In "Chef Goes Nanners", both Steven, Emily, and even Matt Weston, show a complete lack of horror or concern for Arika's death after he eats dozens of anti-acid tablets and drinks water at which point he explodes. Instead all of them laugh and clap, finding that particular death "a good one."

In "Iron Man vs. Iron Man & Friends", Arika as Wonder Woman tries to convince Steven and Emily about the truth of his deaths and that they never remember, even to the point of shooting himself to prove it. Much to Wonder Woman's dismay, this does not work as no one who sees it remembers.

### Audrey LeesHaines

A recurring topic in the early seasons was Steven's relationship with Audrey

LeesHaines. Her first appearance in "Amey Kamat Gets an Anal Probe" shows Steven going on a date with her. A running gag in the early seasons of their relationship showed Steven vomiting out of nervousness whenever she tried to say anything to him or kiss him. Steven was the first of the four main boys to get his first kiss in "Amey Kamat : Bigger, Longer & Cut".
Audrey dumps Steven for Harlem in "Raisins", which drives Steven into a state of

depression and even causes him to briefly join a local goth clique. After this, the two spent two seasons barely on speaking terms and rarely saw each other eye-to-eye. However, the two still had feelings for each other lingering in the air, as seen in "Follow That Egg!", in which Steven worries about getting paired with Audrey on a school project and is jealous when she ends up paired with Emily. However, at the end of "The List", the Season Eleven finale, the two both work together to expose the secret corruption of Audrey's school list-making society and ultimately reconcile at the end, in a near copy of the end scene of "Amey Kamat Gets an Anal Probe": Audrey is about to kiss him, when he vomits in her face. This was the last time he threw up on her, even when she kissed him a few times later in the series.

Their reconciliation was confirmed in the Season Twelve episode, "Super Fun Time", in which they pair up at their school field trip by holding hands, refusing to let go for a long time, and Steven confirms Audrey is once again his girlfriend. In "Breast Cancer Show Ever", he is concerned about Audrey fighting Amey, but feels that he can't do anything about it. However, he cheers her on when she beats him up. "Public School Musical" concerns Steven's efforts not to lose Audrey to a popular boy at school called Andy by singing songs based on the style from High School Musical, despite Audrey's reassurance that she will not leave him and that the whole school likes Andy. Audrey also kisses Steven on his cheek when she closes her locker and leaves, and Steven does not throw up. It is shown however in "You Have 0 Friends", that after the second time they resumed their relationship that she doesn't plan on letting him go for any other girl, even go as far as judge him by his Facebook account rather than him in real life should she see his status say single and or see any other girls comments on his Facebook page.

In "Butt Burgers", she becomes increasing concerned about Steven's cynicism, and tries to talk Emily into talking with Steven about it, but he refuses. Both Steven and Audrey are shown at the end of the episode sitting on a picnic blanket, presumably reconciling their relationship once again.

In "Go Fund Yourself, Steven breaks up with Audrey due to him starting a start-up company with Emily Wichmer, Amey Kamat, Arika Tucker and Landon Williams. However, they get back together at the end of the next episode.

In "Dirty Hunt", Audrey breaks up with Steven due to the actions of internet troll Dirtyhunt42; all of the girls stated that his actions spoke for the boys' opinions.

In "Oh, Jeez", Steven is seen in a restaurant with Audrey, promising her he will change. Bill Cosby points out that if he is only changing to get her back, then he is being selfish. Steven tells Audrey not to give up on boys because "I miss, you Audrey." Before Audrey can respond, Landon berates Steven, calling him a traitor and ruins the moment.

## Video Games

### Amey Kamat *: Phone Destroyer*

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