The death of a minor league player leads to a math prodigy and stirs old feelings for Don.The death of a minor league player leads to a math prodigy and stirs old feelings for Don.The death of a minor league player leads to a math prodigy and stirs old feelings for Don.
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Luna Lauren Velez
- Claudia Gomez
- (as Lauren Vélez)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaWhile canvassing an Asian-urban-pedestrian-friendly area of town in their search for a suspect, Colby (Dylan Bruno) and David (Alimi Ballard) talk about a sci-fi film directed by Ridley Scott and co-starring Darryl Hanah, and wonder if their surroundings might prove that the film correctly predicted the future. The film they're referring to is Blade Runner (1982); Scott is also a co-executive-producer of "Numb3rs".
- GoofsWhen Oswald Kittner is being initially questioned about his baseball statistics work, he says he never showed it to anyone to maintain his advantage at Fantasy Baseball yet the FBI was only led to him by comparing his work to some posted online at a Fantasy Baseball website.
- Quotes
Megan Reeves: Twenty minutes ago I was on the couch, watching "Blazing Saddles" in my pajamas. This better be good.
Charlie Eppes: It's better than good.
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: The red cowgirl PJs?
- Crazy credits32 Homeruns 97 Runs batted in 308 Batting average 1 Lethal dose
- ConnectionsReferences Blazing Saddles (1974)
- SoundtracksGood
Performed by Black Lab
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Featured review
Proof that Imagination makes Good Television
Over the years, we have seen many police or law enforcement dramas, most of which conformed to fairly limited patterns-- tough-cop, smart-cop, methodical- cop and so on.
This relatively new series has brought real imagination, and humanity, to this time-honored "genre" (please forgive my French.)
It need hardly be said that this series presents, consistently, well-constructed mysteries, but even on the level of plotting, this is above average work.
What most makes this programme worthy of success is the construction of the relationships between the characters. We are used to seeing a "team" of law enforcement officers, but this is the only series I can think of in which a major point of focus is upon the relationship between two of the principal characters and their father.
On a larger scale, this show fascinates us with the interaction between police work and higher mathematics and physics.
All of the characters are interesting -- that is to say, they make us care about them-- and, to return to the idea of imagination making for good television, the burgeoning relationship between "Larry" and "Megan" gives hope to us all-- all men at least.
This relatively new series has brought real imagination, and humanity, to this time-honored "genre" (please forgive my French.)
It need hardly be said that this series presents, consistently, well-constructed mysteries, but even on the level of plotting, this is above average work.
What most makes this programme worthy of success is the construction of the relationships between the characters. We are used to seeing a "team" of law enforcement officers, but this is the only series I can think of in which a major point of focus is upon the relationship between two of the principal characters and their father.
On a larger scale, this show fascinates us with the interaction between police work and higher mathematics and physics.
All of the characters are interesting -- that is to say, they make us care about them-- and, to return to the idea of imagination making for good television, the burgeoning relationship between "Larry" and "Megan" gives hope to us all-- all men at least.
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- tgoc
- Nov 9, 2006
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- Blair Field, Recreation Park - 4700 E. 10th Street, Long Beach, California, USA(baseball stands and field)
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