This accomplished actor has amassed numerous film and television credits including "Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!" "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde," "Gia," "Kitchen Confidential," "Arrested Development," "Will & Grace," "Life With Bonnie," "Charmed," "The West Wing," "Friends," "Yes, Dear," "The King of Queens" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

Burke Kristopher is one of Lovespring International's devoted relationship counselors and believes he's the really the spring in Lovespring. Along with his counterpart, Lydia, Burke is there to make sure that the company's clients are finding the true love they deserve. In his personal life, Burke is married. And when it comes to his job, Burke is really hands-on — especially when it comes to the male clientele.

Plotnick can be seen in the New Line comedy "Balls of Fire" later this year. He is currently the voice of Xandir P. Whifflebottom in the Comedy Central series "Drawn Together." He appeared in the feature films "Adam & Steve," "Meet the Fockers" and "Down With Love." Plotnick was a regular on the Showtime series "Rude Awakening" and the critically acclaimed Fox television series "Action," starring Jay Mohr. Plotnick has made numerous television guest appearances on shows such as "Reno 911!" "Joan of Arcadia," "Complete Savages," "Dawson's Creek," "NYPD Blue" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

Dr. Steve Morris is the resident psychologist at Lovespring International. Every credible matchmaking service should have a certified expert and Dr. Steve is the real deal. After receiving a "degree" in Mexico, he started his own bustling psychiatric practice. This shrink found his way to Lovespring after a few harassment charges (some still pending in court), which contributed to the loss of his license. Now he's dedicated to helping singles build meaningful relationships. Dr. Steve's foolproof method? Treat the lady clients as if they were his lovers.

Clark has appeared on numerous television series including "The Shield," "One on One," "That's Life," "Grown Ups," "Pacific Blue" and "The Gregory Hines Show." His film credits include "Storm Catcher," "Chairman of the Board," "White Men Can't Jump" and "Candyman." Also a noted comedian, Clark has appeared on HBO's "Def Comedy Jam," "The Keenan Ivory Wayans Show," "The Apollo Comedy Hour," "BET's Comicview" and "An Evening at the Improv."

Alex Odom is the man behind the lens, a.k.a. Lovespring International's official videographer. Alex likes to think of himself as a cross between Denzel and Spielberg. Don't be fooled by the day job — shooting lonely singles' profiles pays the bills, but really he's an action-movie maker on the verge of being discovered — or so he says. And when it comes to his skills with the camera, Alex assures clients he can perform magic. His motto: "You may walk in a six, but you'll come out looking like a 10."

McCormack is best known for his Emmy® Award–winning portrayal of Will Truman on NBC's "Will & Grace," which ended its eight-year run this May. This spring also marks the release of his film "The Sisters," for which he won Best Actor at Atlanta's Dixie Film Festival. McCormack's short film "Pirates" made the short list for Oscar® consideration in 2002, and he's preparing to shoot his feature script "What You Wish For" this summer. In 2004, with producing partner Michael Forman, he formed Big Cattle Productions, which has projects in development at NBC, UPN and USA, as well as "Lovespring" for Lifetime. This May, he will star in the stage play "Some Girl(s)" by Neil LaBute in New York City.