Scully is a surname, and may refer to:

• Scully (TV series), British television programme, broadcast on Channel Four
• Carl Scully, former Australian politician
• Cornelius D. Scully, American politician
• Dana Scully, fictional character on television's The X-Files
• David Scully, voice actor
• Felicity Scully, fictional character from Neighbours
• Frank Scully, UFO author
• Hugh Scully, British TV presenter
• Jack Scully, fictional character from Neighbours
• Sgt. Jack Scully, a recurring character from M*A*S*H.
• Jake Scully, fictional character from Body Double
• John Patrick Scully, veteran journalist (BBC, CBC, TVNZ), author of Am I Dead Yet? A Journalist's Perspective on Terror
• Keiran Scully, broadcaster
• Joe Scully, fictional character from Neighbours
• Lyn Scully, fictional character from Neighbours
• Marlan Scully, physicist
• Matthew Scully, American journalist and speechwriter
• Maurice Scully, Irish poet
• Michelle Scully, fictional character from Neighbours
• Mike Scully, television producer
• Oscar Scully, fictional character from Neighbours
• Rock Scully, manager of the Grateful Dead
• Sean Scully, Irish-american painter
• Sean Scully (actor), Australian actor
• Terry Scully, British actor
• Thomas A. Scully, American healthcare administrator
• Vin Scully, Major League Baseball announcer
• Vincent J. Scully - architectural history professor and writer
• Noel "Scully" Sims - a Jamaican percussionist and singer
• Scully Recording Instruments was a manufacturer of professional audio tape recorders based in Bridgewater, Connecticut from about 1962-1971.
• Scully, a character on the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers
• Scully, a Marvel Comics villain and enemy of The Punisher

• The Irish name, "Scully" is almost the exact word in classical and modern Greek. It means "Scholar," with the accent on the second syllable. The pre-Christian Celts/Irish adopted Greek as their second language; the Irish origins of the Arthurian talesFact: date=October 2008 with their textual and thematic connections with Macedonia point out the connectionFact: date=October 2008.

In classical Greek, the word (σχολή) actually means "leisure," which was perceived as a basis or precondition for scholarship. In modern European languages the word has transmuted into such names as "Schyler," Shulman," "Scooler," and so forth: "School-man" or "A man of the schools," or "ScholarFact: date=October 2008."

• Scully (though more often skully) is a word used in some parts of Scotland and the northeast of England to mean baldFact: date=October 2008.