Plain Jane — Wes Boyd

Jane Marshall is single but looking and, even though her nickname is "Plain Jane," dressed nicely she's rather pretty. She is tired of her low-paying restaurant job despite a recent bachelor's degree and would like to distance herself from the irritating woman who shares her apartment. Rick Thredford, introverted computer geek, unmarried and with no social skills, is bored to tears at his job where they're trying to force him to quit. He has plenty of money now and will soon be worth a lot more if he can keep his job. Sophia, his secretary, thinks he needs to be married to give him an interest other than sitting alone and writing computer code to overcome his boredom. Unfortunately, the marriage needs to happen quickly, but it only happens if she can get them to agree to a trip to the altar with no time to get to know each other. Can Sophia play the matchmaker in an arranged marriage, and have any chance that such a nontraditional marriage can be successful?