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Numb3rs - Intro

“We all use math every day To predict weather To tell time To handle money Math is more than formulas and equations It's logic It's rationality It's using your mind to solve the biggest mysteries we know“

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Gyilkos számok (2005-2010), 1 – 6. évad

Gyilkos számok (2005-2010), 1 – 6. évad

Vannak azok a sorozatok, amik bár nem vittek nagyon újszerű megközelítést saját műfajukba, mégis élvezetesek, jó őket megnézni, és kellemes, nosztalgikus felhő veszi őket körül. Valahol a Gyilkos számok sorozat is ilyen, ami a kezdetekkor igen erősen indult, de az eltelt évek alatt kiderült, hogy ebben a témában bizony nincs elegendő tartalom hat évadra.

Don Eppes (Rob Morrow) FBI ügynök ezúttal…

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Gyilkos számok (2005-2010), 1 – 6. évad

Gyilkos számok (2005-2010), 1 – 6. évad

Vannak azok a sorozatok, amik bár nem vittek nagyon újszerű megközelítést saját műfajukba, mégis élvezetesek, jó őket megnézni, és kellemes, nosztalgikus felhő veszi őket körül. Valahol a Gyilkos számok sorozat is ilyen, ami a kezdetekkor igen erősen indult, de az eltelt évek alatt kiderült, hogy ebben a témában bizony nincs elegendő tartalom hat évadra.

Don Eppes (Rob Morrow) FBI ügynök ezúttal…

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Numb3rs Season 1 Episode 1

The perfect combination of crime and maths! By the end you will love this brother crime fighting team!

Title:  Pilot

Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery

Year: 2005-2010

IMDB Rating:  6.9/10 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0433309/?ref_=ttep_ep_tt

Timing:  43mins

Creator:  Nicolas Falacci, Cheryl HeutonStars: Rob Morrow, David Krumholtz, Judd Hirsch

I am a huge crime buff since I was a teenager. It was my Nan who got me into crime shows all those times we watched The Bill, Poirot and Midsommer Murders…

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NUMB3RS's Rob Morrow

Rob Morrow, the fresh-faced star who portrayed Joel Fleischman, a doctor practicing in Cicely, Alaska, on Northern Exposure, has remerged as an FBI agent on NUMB3RS.

The show, now in its second season, is a hit for CBS and sits comfortably in the top 10 amongst series like CSI, Lost, and Desperate Housewives. Morrow, meanwhile, has traded his scrubs and stethoscope for a gun and barrels through the greater Los Angeles area, solving all sorts of violent crime.

The twist is that his character, Don Eppes, has enlisted his younger brother, Charlie (David Krumholtz), a brilliant Math professor, to help him solve cases with a uniquely numerical perspective.

"Math is a universal tool," says Cheryl Heuton, Executive Producer and head writer. "It's used in forensics and is a growing tool in law enforcement."

In an interview in L.A. at the end of February, Morrow talked about the joy he's getting from his latest role and how the character differs from his own personality. "Don is more myopic in life. He's got the burden of the heinous crimes that he's witnessed."

To prepare for the job, Morrow says he "hung out with the FBI." He went to Quantico, Virginia, had firearm training and went to Washington, D.C., to meet with FBI officials. The result is that he's a convincing, passionate law enforcement official.

At first glance, NUMB3RS is suspiciously similar to the other procedural dramas and science-based series clogging the small screen - after so many years, viewers could probably set up a lab in their basements and do DNA analysis during commercial breaks. Producers were well aware of the precedent, so they've worked hard to raise the bar and even bend it a little. Along with the equations, theorems, and graphs, producers have been careful to introduce and cultivate a human element.

This is a good thing, because so far, a lot of the dialogue is gobbledygook. And who really wants to see a show about a subject most failed in high school? I still have nightmares about memorizing times-tables.

Morrow's response is that many people take pleasure in solving mysteries and that's a big reason why the drama is a hit. Math is just another character in the show. "I'm not great in Math but I do have a real appreciation for it," he says. It didn't surprise me that people dig the show." Even if they haven't figured out the numbers.

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