Wyatt Williams

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6teen character
Wyatt Williams

Age	16^[1]
Gender	Male
Eye Color	Brown
Hair Color	Brown
Job	Formerly 'Spin This'; currently 'Burger McFlipsters'
Ancestry	African
Relatives	Uncle^[2]
Nicknames	"Professor Egghead" by Jonesy Garcia "Coffee Pot" by Ron the Rent-a-cop
First Appearance	"Take this Job and Squeeze It"
Voiced by	Jess Gibbons

Wyatt Williams (French: Vincent Williams) is a fictional character in the animated Canadian sitcom 6teen, voiced by Jess Gibbons.

One of the series' main cast members, Wyatt is a musical teenager with a caffeine addiction. By comparison to Jude Lizowski and Jonesy Garcia, he is usually the meekest of the program's three male stars.

[edit] Biography

Already a part of his circle of friends in the episode "Take this Job and Squeeze It," Wyatt is introduced in 6teen as a slightly insecure but compassionate character. He is a talented musician and singer who writes his own songs, and has been playing the guitar since grade four.^[3] He is also a former member of his school's audio-visual club.

Wyatt once presented a song about his friends to a talent search competition, Star Contest, and was on the verge of being accepted into the Petty Crime record label.^[3] However, as the version of the piece his audience was more impressed with was one that badmouthed his companions, he decided to back down on his dreams, but acknowledged the possibility that he would one day be "the next Alanis Morissette".

While working in the country music section at the music store Spin This, Wyatt was involved in a relationship with his employer Serena after being set up by Nikki Wong. She eventually broke up with him to pursue another of her employees, Chad, and this caused Wyatt to become hostile towards her and her new boyfriend. Despite this fact, he still harbored feelings for her, and set up a shrine in his bedroom to honor her.^[4] When Serena discovered this, she took out a restraining order on him from mall security.

Wyatt is employed in the Galleria Shopping Mall at the Burger McFlipsters fast-food restaurant, where he composes and sings original lyrics to customers, attracting many girls. He previously worked at Underground Videos alongside Jude Lizowski and Jonesy Garcia, but was fired for spilling coffee onto the proprietor's favorite tape, as well as Spin This–where he signed his name on the celebrity wall–and was fired for embarrassing Serena in front of the clientele. At the beginning of the series, Wyatt had intended to get a job at the Grind Me coffee house, but was refused due to a bad interview.

[edit] Personality

Wyatt is a typical "nice guy". He has trouble talking to women he finds himself attracted to without the assistance of his friends, and believes in luck.^[5]

Wyatt is dependent on coffee, and is easily irritated without caffeine in his system. He is also acrophobic.

While dating Serena, Wyatt was sometimes made to feel as though he was not mature enough to carry on their relationship, prompting him to adopt more adult mannerisms for a short period. After being dumped, he became incredibly depressed and later, overly paranoid, convinced that the manager of Grind Me, Charrmaine, was intentionally adding less foam to his coffee to get revenge on him for continuing to bother Serena.

Wyatt enjoys reading and poetry, the latter of which he learned about from Starr. He is well-informed in the areas of history and science, and hates country music,^[6] though he is a fan of the bands Simple Plan and Mighty Weasels. In response to the perception that he never takes risks, he had an eighth note tattooed onto his left arm in "One Quiet Day".