[MUSIC PLAYING]
-Hi.
I'm Victoria Justice, and I plan Lindy Sampson.
I'm so excited to be playing her.
She's a really strong female character.
She's super intelligent, determined, tough
girl who's been through a lot.
She's also an incredible hacker.
She has this inner mission to find her sister,
and to find other missing people.
She has a big heart and wants to do what's right.
TOMMY: I've got several illegal logins
to the NYPD missing persons database.
It has your signature all over it.
-Somebody's got to do it.
The police--
-Won't, don't or can't?
-Good memory.
VICTORIA JUSTICE: This is kind of like the age
of the internet.
And everything is done online.
-When was I ever the kind of girl
who used an app to meet guys?
-Tonight.
Look, don't be such a snob.
-The Flirtual app is essentially like tinder
in the "Eye Candy" universe.
-I think Sophia signs Lindy up for Flirtual
because she's trying to help her out.
She just got over a breakup.
-She gives her the screen name "Eye Candy,"
and Lindy is completely embarrassed.
-Connor is very well-versed with the app
and has had a plethora of experiences-- good and bad--
on it already.
So he gets to impart all his profound wisdom upon her.
-And she went on dates with all these, you know, hot guys.
And she was feeling it.
And they were all cool, and cute, and had,
you know, stuff going for them.
And the next thing she knows, bam.
She's getting weird text messages.
And her webcam is getting hacked.
-One of these guys is a potential serial killer
who ends up becoming obsessed with her.
And it becomes this really scary,
creepy game of cat and mouse.
"Eye Candy" looks at online dating
with a darker and more twisted point of view.
-What the hell?
VICTORIA JUSTICE: Lindy will do whatever
it takes to catch the killer.
She's definitely going to put her hacking skills to good use.
She's going to use her friend, George.
It's kind of like Robin to her Batman, in a way.
-She needs him to, you know, hack into things,
and needs him to, like, break into codes and whatnot.
-She's also working with the Cyber Crimes Unit.
-Tommy is a New York detective in the Cyber Crimes unit.
He's a-- he's a very, uh, pragmatic person--
practical person.
He only believes in what he can see, and touch, and smell.
-What if someone is using Flirtual
to stalk and maybe kill people?
-OK.
A serial killer.
You're gonna need more than a hunch.
-The scary part is that we don't know who to trust.
And we trust our friends and our associates and whatnot,
but anyone of us can be the killer.
-I'm still wondering if I'm-- I'm the killer.
It's quite possible.
I don't want to rule that out.
-We all have secrets.
And you see that throughout the show.
Everyone-- you start seeing things in everyone.
And it's like, why did you do that?
Why did you say that?
Why are you smirking.
That's weird.
Don't do that.
-This show deals with the cyber world in such a precise way
that that's something that we can all relate to.
-When I first read the script, I loved it.
I think Christian Taylor is a phenomenal writer,
and I'm so excited to be working with him.
He's creating a world that is very sexy, and dramatic,
and thrilling.
I think the fact that it's so real, and creepy,
and terrifying, and suspenseful, I think
is what's going to draw people in.