The Lonely Hearts Job 

Walt Whitman Wellesley IV (David Ogden Stiers) never made it to Nate's naughty list, even though he is rich as Croesus. WWWIV asks the team to find his missing bride, Lacey, whom he met at ... See full summary »

Director:

Jonathan Frakes

Writers:

John Rogers (creator), Chris Downey (creator)

Stars:

Timothy Hutton, Gina Bellman, Christian Kane

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Timothy Hutton	...	Nathan Ford
Gina Bellman	...	Sophie Devereaux
Christian Kane	...	Eliot Spencer
Beth Riesgraf	...	Parker
Aldis Hodge	...	Alec Hardison
Emma Caulfield Ford	...	Meredith (as Emma Caulfield)
Cas Anvar	...	Oscar San Guillermo
Marissa Neitling	...	Christina Valada / Lacey Beaumont
David Ogden Stiers	...	Walt Whitman Wellesley IV
Leon Rippy	...	Jack Latimer
Bonnie Auguston	...	Chantale
Diana Huey	...	Bree
Eric Schniewind	...	Serious Waiter
Bob Ladewig	...	Delivery Guy

Storyline

Walt Whitman Wellesley IV (David Ogden Stiers) never made it to Nate's naughty list, even though he is rich as Croesus. WWWIV asks the team to find his missing bride, Lacey, whom he met at a charity auction. They travel to the Hamptons to infiltrate a bachelor auction and look for one run-away bride. They uncover a ring of "Laceys," all on script with their tripping and soul gazing seduction techniques. It is up to Lady Charlotte Prentice to lure the ringleaders from hiding so the team can "gift wrap" a very special present for the bad guys.

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Plot Keywords:

grifter | white rose | carnivorous plant | some scenes in black and white | thrown into water | 

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Genres:

Crime | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Did You Know?

Trivia

The book that Eliot is reading is 'The Art of War'.

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Goofs

Hardison, in character as a tech billionaire from Silicon Valley, was the last bachelor Oscar San Guermo auctioned off. It seems unlikely he wouldn't recognize him the next day when he played an African student working as the sommelier.

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Quotes

Parker: Let's go steal a sweetheart.
Eliot Spencer: [shakes his head] No.
Parker: A window?
Eliot Spencer: [shakes his head]
Parker: [with a smile] A spider.

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Details

Release Date:

25 December 2011 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Johnworld

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min