The 15 Minutes Job 

The team uses a PR executive's own notoriety against him to bring him down.

Director:

Marc Roskin

Writers:

John Rogers (creator), Chris Downey (creator)

Stars:

Timothy Hutton, Gina Bellman, Christian Kane

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Timothy Hutton	...	Nathan Ford
Gina Bellman	...	Sophie Devereaux
Christian Kane	...	Eliot Spencer
Beth Riesgraf	...	Parker
Aldis Hodge	...	Alec Hardison
Michael Gladis	...	Reed Rockwell
Jim Iorio	...	State's Attorney Ed Kelley
Enrique Arias	...	Kreese
Debra Pralle	...	Emma
Val Landrum	...	Detective Grayson
Leon Rippy	...	Mysterious Man
Ileana Herrin	...	Female Assistant
Mary Riesgraf	...	Bodega Cashier
Trish Egan	...	Lilly
Gary Cash	...	Detective #2

Storyline

The team wants to take on Reed Rockwell, a public perception manager who targeted Ed Kelly, an old pal of Nate. Hardison calls Rockwell a ninja assassin; he moves very quickly and stealthily and has no online footprint. All the team knows is where he gets his coffee. So, how would Nate ruin Nate? Push him out of the shadows and ruin his anonymity. Reed Rockwell, Venti Vigilante, meet Andy Warhol ... and get your 15 minutes of fame.

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Plot Keywords:

digit in episode title | time in episode title | number in episode title | scene repeated from alternative perspective | some scenes in black and white | 

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Genres:

Crime | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Release Date:

10 July 2011 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Johnworld

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Did You Know?

Trivia

The painting in the opening scene is a Rothko. As the camera pans past the Rothko, it goes to a character played by Michael Gladis. Michael Gladis also had a role in Mad Men. In a scene in Mad Men, he and some other characters sneak into their boss's office to sneak a look at the boss's new painting. That painting was also a Rothko.

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Goofs

There are no trailer parks in Lowell, Massachusetts. The closest one is over five miles away in North Billerica.

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Quotes

[first lines]
Rcokwell: Any trouble planting the evidence, Mr. Crease?

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