“ | Nothing's more dangerous than the confused when they think they know something. | ” |
— Tobey Earnshaw |
After one of Parker's aliases (Alice White) is called for jury duty, Nate forces her to attend to learn how to follow instructions and consider other people. While there, she notices some strange things at the trial. It seems someone is trying to buy a favorable verdict, but not if the Leverage team can steal it first.
The Clients[]
- Gloria Vargas
The Marks[]
- William Quint
- Tobey Earnshaw
Locations[]
- Los Angeles, California
- Leverage Headquarters
Guest Cast[]
- David Shatraw as Henry Lewis
- Armin Shimerman as Dr Patemkin
- Brent Spiner as William Quint
- Lauren Holly as Tobey Earnshaw
Aliases[]
- Alice White (Parker): This character became the first long-term alias used by Parker.
- Olivia Smyth-Patel (Sophie)
- Joseph Miller (Hardison), an attorney
Episode Notes[]
- In addition to Alice White, the members of the jury are:
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- In this episode, Eliot mentions that he plays chess, but in The Queen's Gambit Job, he questions its status as an Olympic sport.
Trivia[]
- Former Star Trek: The Next Generation stars Jonathan Frakes, the episode's director, and Brent Spiner (William Quint) along with Armin Shimerman from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, reunite in this episode. Kitty Swink, who is Armin Shimerman's real-life wife and also appeared in DS9, plays Judge Kerry Durham in this episode.
- Timothy Hutton (Nate Ford) and Lauren Holly (Tobey Earnshaw) previously worked together in the 1996 movie, "Beautiful Girls".
- Alice White's alias lists her as a book-keeper, vegetarian, 5'7", 30 yrs old, DOB 4-1-1978, 115 lbs, and born in the USA. She has at least one married sister in Arizona, and a Facebook page. Ironically, Hardison chose April Fool's as her alias's birthday.
- Joseph Miller (the alias) went to Georgetown and Harvard. He is 5'11", 152 lbs, 30 yrs old, born in the USA, and has the same birthday as Alice, 4-1-1978.
- The chess piece that Earnshaw picks up while contemplating the trial appears to be a clear knight. Assuming the clear pieces are representative of the white side, this plays into the motif of Nate as either a black king or a white knight.
Episode Media[]
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