The season 2 finale of Con Man is already upon us, with the final two episodes of the season debuting tomorrow on Comic-Con HQ. The final two episodes promise to wrap up Wray Nerely’s misadventures, as Alan Tudyk expertly plays a character whose life after a cult-hit sci-fi series canceled after one season is the focus; it’s almost like he’s lived it, somehow, the way he embodies this character.
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Firefly parallels aside, this hilarious clip sees Tudyk’s character Wray getting ready to meet and charm a potential co-star (Guest star Laura Vandervoort) so he can land his next big series gig. The official description of the clip:
“Wray Nerely’s (Alan Tudyk) manager, Bobbie (Mindy Sterling), poses as a bartender to get an inside scoop on casting for Wray’s part in Doctor, Cop, Lawyer. Wray’s fellow cast mate from his cancelled series Spectrum Tiffany Gizela (Skyler Day) tries to give Wray some advice on securing the part.”
Watch the clip above, and head to Con Man the Series to watch the full season, plus season one. This season has included Lou Ferigno in a musical so you should probably go catch up sooner rather than later. Episodes 11 and 12, the season finale, both drop online on Comic-Con HQ Thursday, January 26. Check out stills from both episodes in the gallery below the official description of this episode.
Episode 11: A Shot with Finley
Wray attends the, Ambivalence the Uprising party and meets Finley Farrow, the lead actress of Doctor, Cop, Lawyer who has the ๏ฌnal say on who her co-star will be. Bobbie help take Girth out of the picture, Finley and Wray have a little alone time.
About “Con Man“: This scripted comedy from Alan Tudyk, Nathan Fillion and PJ Haarsma centers on the post-show life of Wray Nerely (Alan Tudyk) the co-star of “Spectrum,” a sci-fi series that was canceled before its time. Season two will features a special musical episode guest staring Lou Ferrigno. Guest stars through the season include Felicia Day, Casper Van Dien, Eliza Dushku, Lou Ferrigno, Stan Lee, Nolan North, Mindy Sterling, and Laura Vandervoort among others. Seasons 1 and 2 of “Con Man” are available on Comic-Con HQ.
