Con Man

Jack Moore meets with his agents to find his movie career is on the rocks. Wray isn’t sure how to tell Jack he’s dating Faith, Jack’s assistant.

Wray admits to Jack that he isn’t interested in climbing back into the Spectrum cockpit. Jack promises Wray an audition for Doctor Cop Lawyer if he agrees to do the movie.

After firing his agents, Wray is forced to hire Bobbie to negotiate a cereal commercial on his behalf. Faith decides to get her sh*t in order.

Wray shoots a commercial to impress the director of Doctor Cop Lawyer, Diego Alfonso. Against the warnings of the Stunt Coordinator, Wray decides to perform his own stunts.

When Bobbie gets Wray the audition for the role of Dick Trimmings, he seeks the assistance of his old friend, the 2nd-best Mo-Cap artist in the world, Jerry Lansing.

It's a tough room at the auditions for Doctor Cop Lawyer: the casting director brings him in just before lunch, and Director Diego Alfonzo is video conferencing in with a poor connection.

Wray heads to the Long Con to help build awareness for Spectrum: The Movie but ends up locked in the boiler room with Lou Ferrigno.

The Long Con boiler room traps more and more convention goes behind its self-locking door, providing Lou Ferrigno a cast for Of Mice and Men: The Musical.

The cast of Spectrum reunites at Shock-A-Con and Jack asks Wray to keep an eye on them while he finishes securing financing for the Spectrum movie.

The gloves come off when the lost Hemsworth, Girth, wanders out of the outback and into the running for the titular character in Doctor Cop Lawyer.

At the Ambivalence - the Uprising party, Wray is torn between supervising the cast of Spectrum and impressing Finley Farrow.

Girth Hemsworth and Wray compete for the role of Dr. Officer Blade Slater, Esq.