Gwen and Trent; Together Again

Gwen is a goth girl whose interests lie in art and astronomy. She is smart, independent, kind hearted and level-headed, stating her best quality is her inability to get excited over minuscule things. Her attitude at first seems very harsh and sarcastic, but she is not a bitter person. Rather, she is cautious of whom she lets into her life. Beneath her tough exterior, there is a kind heart that learns to trust as the series progresses. Gwen's guard lowers with each season. Despite her distaste for whatever "the sheep" are fond of, she actually does desire to be welcomed by the popular crowd. As revealed in Trial by Tri-Armed Triathlon, she distances herself from it because she believes it is not where she belongs. She isn't afraid to stand her ground should her reputation take a hit. Gwen also suffers from claustrophobia, as seen in Phobia Factor, The Treasure Island of Dr. McLean, and Zeek And Ye Shall Find. She believes strongly in karma and is also a huge fan of horror movies, the clichés of which will sometimes dictate how she performs in challenges.

Trent is a relaxed, laid-back nice guy who tends to get along with everyone, even the immensely hated Chris. A straight-A student, he is intelligent but would rather not bring attention to it. He is known for his guitar skills, which impress several people throughout the series. He is also shown as being a pain magnet, suffering a number of near-death experiences and mishaps during Total Drama Island, and sometimes in Total Drama Action. However, he usually recovers from these injuries by the next episode, showing himself to be a quick healer. As revealed in his biography, he also finds enjoyment in motorcycles and dreams of having his own bike shop one day.

He is a ladies man, having dated two girls since joining Total Drama and apparently many others before. In addition, Katie, Sadie, Lindsay, Gwen and Beth have shown attraction to him. His lucky number is nine, as revealed in season two. In the same season, he is under the impression that he is losing Gwen to Duncan, and as a coping mechanism, keeps involving the number with his everyday life. Unfortunately, due to a series of misunderstandings, heartache, and angry teammates, Trent's fate is crippled. Depressed about the events at first, Trent eventually brushes it off with the help of many new female fans. He is also able to maintain an awkward, but friendly moment with his ex-girlfriend, even after his worst fear comes true.

Duncan is the definition of a bad boy, being a crafty, cool juvenile delinquent who comes from a long line of policemen and policewomen: his dad, mom, uncle, aunt, grandma and cousins are all cops. He knows many tactics from his time spent in juvenile detention centers. He can carve a picture of a skull into a tree trunk and lift great amounts of weight (such as Owen, who is more than three times his size). He has a brooding, obnoxious, sarcastic and flirtatious personality, flirting with Heather despite his apparent dislike of her and mocking Courtney whenever she gets near him. He also gives Courtney the pet name "Princess" to tease her. Duncan loves to break rules to better suit himself, but sometimes the consequences are worse than what he intended. Duncan also loves to make fun of the other contestants and pull several pranks on them, with Harold being his main victim (later intensifying it due to a certain move Harold made in Total Drama Island). He considers himself as being "straight with people", rarely pretending to be what he isn't. As a result, he has been shown to either get along with or make fierce enemies with his fellow competitors, although it is more than often the latter.

Despite his mean attitude and demeanor, Duncan is actually a good person at heart, although he will never admit it to anyone else. Such moments displaying this side of him include finding a new bunny for his friend DJ after Geoff loses the first one, carving his and Courtney's initials on wood, and defending Lindsay after she is betrayed by Heather. Some quality time with Harold also makes him consider ending his feud with him after so long, though this does not come to fruition. As a way to express his feelings for a girl he likes, Duncan uses his knife to either carve her name or her face or protect her during challenges. In Total Drama All-Stars, being on the Heroic Hamsters starts to bring out his nicer side (which infuriates him, as it ruins his "bad boy" image) but soon "proves" he is a bad boy again by blowing up Chris's "Cottage".

Her mother has brown hair, a pink dress with a pink jacket over it and pink heels. Gwen's mother loves her daughter a lot and even paid a neighborhood girl to pretend to be her (much to her son's embarrassment). She looks very similar to Gwen without relaxed eyes. In Gwen's profile, her mother is currently single, which indicates that the parents of Gwen (and her younger brother) are probably either divorced or their father passed away.

Mentioned in Phobia Factor when Trent tells Gwen about how when he was four years old and his mother took him to the circus to see the elephants. For a moment, they were separated and when Trent was trying to find her, he ran into a mime, got scared and ran away, thus causing his fear of mimes since. He seems to have a close relationship with his mother. She was also mentioned in Brunch of Disgustingness when Trent said she and his father would hold him down and feed him broccoli. It is revealed in The Aftermath: I that his mother was the one that told Trent that nine was his lucky number after a wheel fell off of the toy train his grandfather gave him.

Mentioned on Trent's Total Drama Island profile. He has a double occupation as a lawyer/accountant, as both are involved in the area of law. He wants Trent to be an accountant, like himself, which Trent strongly dislikes and promises he will never pursue "in this lifetime.” In Brunch of Disgustingness, Trent threatens the campers, and says his father can sue them as he is a lawyer.

Blaineley is obsessed with gossip and fame. She wants more than anything to obtain a "juicy" story and attempts to delve into topics that could potentially cause a scandal. When she first appears in Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special, Blaineley is depicted as enthusiastic and friendly; however, her true colors are eventually revealed when she starts hosting Total Drama's Aftermath show.

On the aftermath show, Blaineley demonstrates that she is conceited, mean, and willing to do whatever it takes to remain in the spotlight, including sending Bridgette to Siberia and lying about her real name. When she joins Total Drama World Tour as a contestant, it doesn't take long for the others to start hating her, but a different side to Blaineley is shown when she is paired with Owen in Niagara Brawls. Through an unlikely friendship, Owen helps Blaineley let loose and focus less on her public image, proving that she isn't entirely bad after all.

Josh appears in Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special, as the host of Celebrity Manhunt, along with Blaineley, and is very excited about the upcoming Gemmie Awards. Josh appears to share a lot of similarities with Chris, as he loves drama and fights, especially catfights. Josh interviews Gwen and Heather, after talking about their head-on Internet blog rivalry. It appears that Josh is completely on "Team Gwen." While Josh is interviewing the two girls, they get into a catfight, to Josh's delight. He also interviews Harold, Justin, Trent, and Cody while they are in their boy band, The Drama Brothers. He tries to talk to them, but Trent and Justin are preoccupied with breaking up with their girlfriends and Harold is angry that he thinks the band doesn't like his beat boxing. Josh, annoyed, then gets an interview with Harold, who has now become "H-Bomb." He states that he is going solo, and has "$OLO" tattooed on his fingers, though the letters are backwards, so it reads "LO$O." Josh laughs when Harold announces he is leaving the band, implying that he does not think Harold will be a big hit. Josh is right, and both bands eventually hit rock bottom.

At the end of the episode, he and Blaineley announce that Geoff, Justin, Beth, Trent, Eva, Katie, and Sadie aren't returning to Total Drama World Tour. Eva gets a tantrum due to this and Josh is eventually hit in the back of the head by a camera while he is trying to sign off. During the "Technical Difficulties - Please Stand By" screen, he is seen screaming as Blaineley is choked by the Drama Machine.

DJ can be described as a "teddy bear". While his large size can make him look intimidating, his true demeanor is anything but that. He is actually a very soft spoken and sensitive guy who is very compassionate and kind to those around him. He is often seen sleeping with a teddy bear and tends to cry or overreact to many minor situations. However DJ wants the best for everyone and values the safety of everyone else more than winning a challenge. He loves animals, and has adopted a few pets during his time on Total Drama. Unfortunately, they don't always return his affections. Many of DJ's encounters with animals end with one side sustaining injury. His compassionate behavior has made him one of the most popular competitors among the cast. He sometimes can be too sensitive and easily frightened, which interferes with his challenge performances. DJ holds his mother to the highest authority, crediting her for making him the way he is and names her as his best quality. She is also responsible for a huge decision DJ once had to make, when he is haunted by an illegal deal. He loves cooking, and the food he has crafted has been enjoyed by a majority of the cast.

DJ's mother comes off as being a very strict, harsh woman, wanting her son to be the very best. It appears she has spent much of DJ's life whipping him into shape and making him into a well-mannered gentleman. As a result of this, DJ has grown very attached to his mother and becomes a "momma's boy" of sorts. His bond with his mother's disciplinary persona is so strong that the mere thought of her can guilt him into halting any wrongdoings. DJ's mother is also shown to be intolerant of misbehaviour from anyone else, angrily attacking Sierra when she feels she is invading their privacy.

She acts similarly when she lays out the ground rules as to the kind of behaviour that is allowed on her bus. As stern as she can be, she can just as easily be generous, and a sweet lady. In Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special, the contestants are given consent to use her bus to drive to New York. She is very skilled at cooking, having been the inventor of the legendary Momma's Spice, which can make any food palatable and delicious. She is also likely the reason why DJ's culinary skills are so exceptional.

A nameless prison guard who gets knocked out.

Another nameless prison guard who gets knocked out.

Noah comes off as being sarcastic, cynical, pessimistic, and lazy to most though he is far from being unethical. He is extremely intelligent but finds physical activity as laughable as the ridiculous antics of some of his peers. His attitude has a tendency to repel friendships although he finds his best ally in Owen. He seems to be closed off, not willing to disclose much about himself as he didn't give proper answers in his profile. Despite his weak body structure, Noah doesn't seem to be afraid to insult people such as Courtney, Duncan, Eva, and Heather, even though they are clearly physically superior.

Noah also uses Churchill wit frequently, a form of wordplay created by former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill, which consists of comparing one subject to another in a synonym of the other inside of yet another synonym. An example of this is in I See London..., when Noah says that Alejandro is like "an eel dipped in grease swimming in motor oil". Noah lays low until he has a chance to reveal the truth and strike. However, this is also his eventual downfall. Even in his last moments, Noah insists on relaying his message in a cryptic fashion.

By the time he joins The Ridonculous Race, Noah has become more determined to win the game than he was in Total Drama, as he has grown tired of losing in every show he has been on. When Noah experiences love for the first time, he develops a personality change where he becomes lovestruck and immersed in his own world.

Chris McLean is the primary host of Total Drama. He is an overwhelming narcissist, with little concern for the well-being of his contestants – and even sometimes best friend Chef Hatchet as well. Chris feeds off the pain of the teenagers, physical and emotional and strives to keep the drama in Total Drama alive at all times. He is a very selfish and arrogant man as he does not care about anyone or anything but money, higher ratings, and personal pleasure gained from the pain and suffering of others. Chris also enjoys messing with and preying upon the relationships of the contestants for his own personal gain as he loves it when contestants bicker, argue, and fight amongst each other. He appears to have gotten increasingly sadistic as the series has progressed, with the challenges turning from humiliating and occasionally dangerous, to being full-on life-threatening. While he continues to elaborate that it is for high-ratings, in later seasons it seems he is more concerned with causing pain than actually increasing the popularity with viewers.

In The Final Wreck-ening, he excitedly explains that the challenge was so dangerous the network rejected the initial proposal - and he lies about shutting it down. However, in one instance, Chris does actually begin to worry that the contestants may die (but only because this would result in no show, and thus no paycheck to support his luxurious lifestyle). Despite the negative points of being a reality show host, Chris loves his job and the fame that comes with it. He enjoys spending life in luxury, including catching some rays in his tanning bed and relaxing in his jacuzzi. He has tried other activities like hosting a cooking show and being in a boy band, but all of them have been ill-fated. Chris is frequently seen in various costumes when introducing challenges, with Chef often dressed up as well to coordinate with him. He is highly rebellious against the network lawyers. On a few occasions, he has shown to be somewhat childish as well, whining when he is displeased about something.

I already have a script written, but I'd like someone to revise it if necessary.

I'm not too good at writing jokes and this is important since Total Drama is a "comedy."