"I'm a mechanical genius, which means I understand in my mind and my heart how parts work together. That's why I love machines. Bolt and a wrench, chain and a gear, they just made sense to me, they fit. For a long time, I didn't feel like I fit anywhere, until I met you. And I knew then, just like I know how to assemble engines, that you and me, Toby, we fit. You're my home."—Happy to Toby Happy Quinn-Curtis is the daughter of Patrick Quinn and his late wife Grace, the wife of Toby Quinn-Curtis, and a member of Team Scorpion. She is a mechanical and engineering prodigy. Happy was portrayed by Jadyn Wong. Show BiographyEarly LifeHer mother died giving birth to her and this led to her father dropping her off at a hospital when she was two years old, stating he could no longer care for her. While growing up in foster care, she kept looking for a red truck with a dented fender, as it belonged to her father and she hoped he would come for her. In 2010 she married Walter so he could keep his visa and eventually get citizenship. The needed to remain married for seven years, but she was able to divorce him in 2016 after only six years, so that she could marry Toby. They were officially granted a divorce in "Plight at the Museum". PersonalityHappy has a hostile exterior, due to her being raised in the foster system. This is somewhat of an irony considering her name is happy and generally she is not as her name suggests. The trauma in the foster system caused her mistrust of people. She possibly has PTSD from her trauma and her flashbacks and aggression and avoidance of the memories she has. She normally keeps her emotions in check but gets angry quickly and tries to deal with her pain by turning it into anger. She is extremely distrustful of others and being hurt by them. Despite this, she truly does love her friends. She has a very strong personality and is also very independent but her worst fear is that Toby will leave her like everyone else, as seen in Dirty Seeds, Done Dirt Cheap. Trivia
Jadyn Wong is a Canadian actress, best known for playing mechanical prodigy Happy Quinn on the CBS show Scorpion.[1][2] Early life and education[edit]Jadyn Wong was born May 11, 1989 in Canada to immigrants from the then-British Hong Kong. She completed her Bachelor of Commerce at the University of British Columbia.[3][4] She has a black belt in karate and is also a classical pianist.[4] Career[edit]Jadyn Wong made her professional acting debut in the miniseries Broken Trail (2006) with Robert Duvall.[5] Her first audition, she was handpicked for the role by Duvall after hundreds of actresses were auditioned across North America. She also appeared in Space Buddies (2009) as a Chinese reporter; as April Jung in the short film The Letters (2010); as a Money Channel Interviewer in Cosmopolis (2012); as Diondra in Debug (2014); and as Molly in the TV movie Client Seduction (2014). In 2016, she played Altagracia in You're Killing Me Susana.[5] From 2014 to 2018, Wong starred in the CBS television series Scorpion as Happy Quinn.[6][7] In 2018, she joined the cast of Needle in a Timestack, a science fiction film written and directed by John Ridley.[8] Filmography[edit]Film[edit]
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Are the Scorpion characters real?Those applying to Scorpion no doubt have some dream of getting themselves onto the TV series, which is not as far fetched as it sounds. “All the characters on the show are inspired by real people at the company,” O'Brien said.
Is Sylvester Dodd a real person?Ari Stidham (born August 22, 1992) is an American actor and musician. He is known for his role of statistical genius Sylvester Dodd in the television series Scorpion.
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Television.. What is Happy Quinn IQ?Jadyn Wong as Happy Quinn, a gifted mechanical engineer with an IQ of 184. She was named for her parents' favorite song, R.E.M.'s "Shiny Happy People". Her mother died giving birth to her and this led to her father becoming an alcoholic, so he gave her up for adoption because he thought he was an unfit parent.
How much of Scorpion is a true story?The title, Scorpion, refers to the name of O'Brien's super genius collective. And, get this: It's kind of a true story. Scorpion is based on the life of the real-life Walter O'Brien, a self-proclaimed genius and computer hacker.
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