Kelly (Kenna James), a matchmaker, develops an instant attraction and obsession when she meets her newest client, Todd (Seth Gamble). Todd explains that he's come to her because he's tired of letting a computer algorithm dictate his matches, which never works out for him, and wants the matchmaking to be done by a human. Kelly is happy to help! Days later, Kelly proudly tells him that she indeed has found his dream girl, sharing some enticing details with him. He's impressed and interested, asking when he'll finally get to meet his match. Finally, Kelly admits that SHE's his match -- it's always been her. They get into a fierce argument with Todd accusing her of tricking him and Kelly insisting that SHE can be Todd's dream girl. All she needs is a chance to PROVE it. Todd is still angry, but finds himself increasingly tempted by a woman throwing herself at him. What has he gotten himself into?
Sacha, the plaintiff in a jury trial, meets with her lawyer, Bill, while accompanied by her sibling, Linda (Vanna Bardot). Both women are frustrated because the jury hasn't reached a verdict yet. Linda is confident that one particular juror, Juror 11, has been voting against the majority. Linda, refusing to let Sacha lose because of one juror's ignorance, resolves to take matters into her OWN hands... A day later, Linda spots Juror 11, Seth (Will Pounder) near the courthouse and pretends to bump into him. Linda then puts her plan into action, pretending to flirt and fawn over him, which causes Seth to take an interest in her. Linda manages to get Seth to invite her over to his house to talk more about the proceedings… though it's clear from the way he checks her out that he wants to do more than talk. Shortly after, Seth brings Linda into his home and they start talking about his role in the trial. Seth admits he wishes the trial could end so that he could go back to his normal life, causing him to confirm to Linda that he is indeed the juror holding back the verdict. NOW it's time for Linda to do whatever it takes to sneakily convince Seth into changing his verdict...
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