Numb3rs
Numb3rs
TV-14 | 23 January 2005 (USA)
SEASON & EPISODES
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  • Reviews
    Matrixston

    Wow! Such a good movie.

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    Acensbart

    Excellent but underrated film

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    Sexyloutak

    Absolutely the worst movie.

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    Pacionsbo

    Absolutely Fantastic

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    chobbs-57304

    I teach mathematics at the University of West Florida in Pensacola, Florida. I use this show to help my students understand that math has many uses and ramifications outside of the classroom and textbooks. I have several students' projects that did exemplary work on their project using Numb3rs and several have become fans of numbers. I would like to know where I can send my students work to showcase their creativity. Although this is college, the research required could also be used in high school, and this would help students understanding the importance of learning mathematics as well as see how it can be used. Each student had to review a show and research the processes or equations Charley used to help Don track the criminals.

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    ShelbyTMItchell

    Really great chemistry with an FBI agent and his younger brother, a math whiz as both solve crime by doing it with equations. The show proves you don't have to use a gun and violence to solve a crime. You can do it with your brain and teamwork.An underrated but great show. That is missed. And one of the few shows I admit to watching pretty regularly. David Krumholtz as the math genius brother Charlie and Rob Morrow as his FBI agent older brother, Don Epps. Along with Judd Hirsch as their widowed father.As we see the personal relationships with them and the FBI team of Don's. Which made the show great. Not just a crime of the week thing. But it is the chemistry of the two lead actors of Morrow and Krumholtz and the others really interesting!

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    magisterfabrum

    I do confess that my vote is a deliberately excessive one: 8 stars would have been more in accordance with my sincere opinion. As for the science present in the show, even I, a math dead loss, realize that often "crazy equations" (Don Epps, "Dirty Bomb", 1st season) are displayed, or that Professor Fleinhardt's character is too mystic even for a theoretical physicist, whereas he blunders once and again in basic points of physics and astronomy (in "And the Winner Is", 6th season, he speaks about a star called M170, when such a thing doesn't exist: M catalog includes 110 objects only, and none is a simple star). On the other hand, what's left to say about performance, direction, storyline ups and downs or production issues that hasn't been said in the preceding reviews? However, emotionally I love this show, and morally I welcome it in a time when a pseudoscience flood is drowning TV: "Ghost Whisperer", "Medium", "Supernatural", loads of "Stargates", the everlasting "X Files" threat... Ugh!

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    blixn

    I've seen every episode of this show and I can honestly say, that this show is so much more entertaining than other police procedural shows.I love the way people actually regress to other possibilities, than just the plain old simple way CSI or criminal minds do.I can just say that the way the characters progress through the seasons is one of the most satisfactory things on the show. For instance how Larry, Amida and Don get's a new "thing" in their life.Great show!Great acting!Great Plot!

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