#Larry Fleinhardt

[marvelousmsmajel]

this is so funny to me lol

[invadingfrogs]

I really like how Larry is allowed to be spiritual. A lot of times scientists are portrayed as atheists or cynics. Good change, nice...also that quote where he explained that science is just God reaching out to us. Beautiful. Stunning. No notes

[happydragon]

I don't know if anyone's said this but I've made a discovery

It's the same picture

[fr3sh-c0rn]

Gender is stored in the genius bisexual men with mommy and daddy issues

[happyunbday2u]

Im getting into cop shows and i have no regrets

First of all The Mentalist? (it’s a show where this guy’s wife and daughter were killed by a serial killer so he helps the CBI with cases and to find the killer) Perfect batch of trauma and an absolute little shit in one character

Love all the characters and love the story line tho the way they revealed the serial killer in my opinion wasn’t how I expected it to be

Currently watching NUMB3RS and i love it, an FBI agent gets his brother, a collage math professor, to help out with his cases. Not only do they make good plots for each episode but they add in such sweet family moments that for a second I believe that the actors are brothers

I plan on watching more things and I’ve seen a few episodes of Brooklyn 99 and so far it’s good

[dancingwithlamas]

Love when tv shows about geniuses have a gambling episode, and their genius character counts cards and walks away with a bunch of money.

[bisexualmultifandommess]

ANOTHER ONE

I’ll be honest I made this just so I could put Ian as the ‘Read 5:55 PM’ bit lmao

[shadowtoherlight]

Don: When you were in that monastery, do you think you figured anything out?

Larry: I remind you, I was thrown out of that monastery

[sun-ni-day]

Eureka!

Numb3rs 2x18 All's Fair

[dinogal95]

Fanfic Prompt -

Don gets hurt, prompting Charlie to look after him with help from Larry.

[hummingbird-of-light]

Round 3: Third story for @badthingshappenbingo ~

Title: Going For A Jog

Fandom: Numb3rs

Character(s): Larry Fleinhardt, Megan Reeves

Relationship(s): Larry Fleinhardt/Megan Reeves

Rating: T

Words: 706

Prompt: Asthma Attack

Warnings: Asthma Attack, Hospitals

(You can also find this story on AO3)

~ Going For A Jog ~

Dr. Larry Fleinhardt didn't know what hit him when the terrible feeling came over him for the first time.

As on many mornings after his return from space, the astrophysicist had gone for a jog. He wanted to build up his muscles again and the regular exercise sessions were really good for his body.

But this morning was different than usual. He was out earlier than usual and it was still quite chilly after a rainy night. Larry had rarely experienced such a cold day in Pasadena, even if it was fall.

When he came to a halt, completely out of breath and clinging to the nearest tree, the professor initially assumed that he had simply overexerted himself. He wasn't the youngest anymore, after all. It was only when he felt his chest tighten convulsively and his heart began to race that panic began to rise within him.

What was wrong with him? Why did he suddenly feel so unwell? High blood pressure? Or maybe even a heart attack?

He thought of the meditation exercises he had read a lot about in space and closed his eyes. The motto was to breathe in deeply and then breathe out again. But when Larry tried to exhale the deep breath he had taken, he realized to his horror that it wasn't working at all. On the contrary, the pressure in his chest only seemed to get worse.

Larry bent over in front and rested his hands on his knees. A terrible coughing fit came over him and tears filled his eyes.

He had to breathe! He had to try to get air somehow!

The coughing increased and the physicist felt his face grow hot. Every time he exhaled, his body made a rattling, whistling sound.

He didn't know what to do. He didn't have his cell phone with him and he doubted that he would have been able to get a word out in this state. And he couldn't keep walking either.

Larry slowly straightened his upper body and leaned against the tree. The feeling of shortness of breath was getting worse. The professor looked around helplessly before slowly starting to move. He had to try to get out of the park and into the city. He had to try to find people.

However, the physicist didn't get too far. With every step he took, he felt worse and thought he would suffocate at any moment.

When his legs eventually gave way under him and he fell to the ground, it wasn't long before he lost consciousness.

~

The steady beeping of a machine woke Larry and when he slowly opened his eyes, he realized that he was in the hospital. Everything was so beautifully white. The walls, the ceiling, the furniture.

"Larry, thank God you're awake again."

That voice. Carefully, the professor turned his head to the side and he couldn't help but smile gently when he saw the person sitting next to him, holding his hand.

"Megan."

His girlfriend was as beautiful as ever. Not even the worry lines on her forehead and the tears in her eyes diminished that beauty. Still, Larry frowned.

"What ... happened?"

He could no longer remember how he had ended up in this room. Had he had an accident? No ... He seemed physically unharmed.

Megan gently ran her fingers through Larry's thin curls.

"You were out jogging and had a severe asthma attack. Another jogger found you and called the ambulance."

Larry blinked in confusion.

"Asthma attack? But ... I don't have asthma," he said, shaking his head in disbelief. He was perfectly healthy. Otherwise he wouldn't have been chosen for the mission in space.

"The doctors say it can still develop in old age. It's triggered by heavy physical exertion or cold. In your case, it was probably both."

Larry couldn't believe it. Was that really possible? Did he really have asthma?

"And ... what now?"

Megan just sighed as she heard her boyfriend's helpless question.

"Now you rest and then everything will be sorted out with medication. Maybe your life will change a bit, but it's not the end of the world, Larry. Everything will be fine. I'm sure it will."

And if Megan said that, then it had to be true.

[sidleyparkhermit]

Charlie, Larry, and Megan are the three people on Numb3rs least capable of sitting in a chair normally and that’s why the three of them should’ve been endgame. In this essay I will

[thelightfantastik]

The tragedy of being obsessed with Numb3rs to the point of having multiple AU situations in your head that you primarily learnt digital art to realise but the Numb3rs fandom died a death a decade ago so there's nobody to appreciate your X-Men/Stranger Things "Charlie has powers" daydreams as intensely as you do

Anyway here's some art skills progression

08/2021 >> 04/2023

[judgeverse]

Ian and Larry try to figure each other out after hours, with mixed results. (that description sounds so much worse than this actually is, lmao) Inspired by this post by @flamingwildflower! (characters: Ian Edgerton & Larry Fleinhardt; rating: T; wordcount: 2186)

Larry faces the bar mirror, sitting with his chin in his hands. “I have to admit, despite my pacifist nature, I find myself compelled by the efficiently violent workings of your mind.” “There’s a little of that impulse in everybody,” says Ian, chuckling. “Comes down to how you manage it.” Larry suddenly feels more than a bit outclassed. “I don’t think I could do any of that.” “And I couldn’t teach physics,” points out Ian. “Closest I ever get to a telescope is surveillance.” 

[lostwithnointernet]

I can imagine Larry finally getting a phone against his will because he needs one for his children’s school. An annoyed secretary yells at him because he can’t put Uncle Charlie’s number down just because he doesn’t believe in technology.

[alas-poor-cesario]

I see the appeal of Larry's food choices