
Con Man — Season 2

Jack Moore sat across from his agents, the atmosphere thick with a sense of impending disappointment. His film career, it seemed, was teetering precariously. Meanwhile, Wray wrestled with the delicate task of informing Jack that he was now …

Wray confessed to Jack that he harbored no desire to return to piloting the Spectrum. In return, Jack offered Wray an audition for *Doctor Cop Lawyer* should he agree to participate in the film.

Following the dismissal of his representatives, Wray finds himself compelled to enlist Bobbie's assistance in securing a cereal commercial. Meanwhile, Faith resolves to bring her affairs into order.

Wray is filming a commercial, hoping to catch the eye of Diego Alfonso, the director of *Doctor Cop Lawyer*. Ignoring the Stunt Coordinator’s cautions, Wray resolves to execute his own action sequences.

Bobbie secured an audition for Wray as Dick Trimmings and turned to his old friend, Jerry Lansing – widely considered the second-best motion capture artist in the world – for assistance.

The audition room felt challenging. The casting director ushered him in just before lunchtime, while Director Diego Alfonzo appeared via video conference, his connection frustratingly poor.

Wray made his way to the Long Con, intending to promote Spectrum: The Movie, but found himself unexpectedly confined to the boiler room with Lou Ferrigno.

Within the confines of the Long Con's boiler room, a growing number of conventions find themselves sequestered behind its self-locking door, offering Lou Ferrigno a cast for *Of Mice and Men: The Musical*.

At Shock-A-Con, the familiar faces of the Spectrum cast gathered together. Jack asked Wray to watch over them, a favor he requested while he finalized the financial arrangements for the Spectrum film.

The carefully constructed facade crumbles when the long-absent Hemsworth, Girth, emerges from the Australian wilderness and enters the competition for the role of the film's protagonist in *Doctor Cop Lawyer*.

At the Ambivalence – the Uprising party, Wray found himself caught in a familiar tension: managing the Spectrum cast while striving for Finley Farrow's approval.

Girth Hemsworth and Wray vie for the part of Dr. Officer Blade Slater, Esquire.

