Numb3Rs. The 1st Season

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Call Number: DVD TV Numb3rs Season 1
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Originally broadcast on CBS television during 2005.
Contains all 13 episodes from the first season.
"Enhanced for 16:9 TVs"--Container.
Recorded in Dolby digital 5.1 surround.
Special features: Crunching Numb3rs : season one; Point of origin : inside the unaired pilot; audition reels with optional commentary by Mark Saks; Do the math : the Caltech analysis; Charlievision : FX sequences 1.0; blooper reel; cast and crew commentaries on select episodes.
Disc 1: Pilot / producer, Skip Chaisson ; written by Cheryl Heuton & Nicolas Falacci ; directed by Mick Jackson -- Uncertainty principle / written by Cheryl Heuton & Nicolas Falacci ; directed by Davis Guggenheim -- Vector / written by Jeff Vlaming ; directed by David Von Ancken -- Structural corruption / written by Liz Friedman ; directed by Tim Matheson -- disc 2: Prime suspect / written by Doris Egan ; directed by Lesli Linka Glatter -- Sabotage / written by Liz Friedman ; directed by Lou Antonio -- Counterfeit reality / written by Andrew Dettmann ; directed by Alexander Zakrzewski -- Identity crisis / written by Wendy West ; directed by Martha Mitchell -- disc 3: Sniper zero / written by Ken Sanzel ; directed by J. Miller Tobin -- Dirty bomb / written by Andrew Dettmann ; directed by Paris Barclay -- Sacrifice / written by Ken Sanzel ; directed by Paul Holahan -- Noisy edge / written by Cheryl Heuton and Nicolas Falacci ; directed by J. Miller Tobin -- disc 4: Manhunt / written by Andrew Dettmann ; directed by Martha Mitchell -- Special features.
Rob Morrow, David Krumholtz, Judd Hirsch, Peter MacNicol, Alimi Ballard, Sabrina Lloyd, Navi Rawat, Kate Norby, Anthony Heald, William O'Leary, Gibby Brand, Karl Calhoun, Amanda Carlin, John Lacy, Kristen Ariza, Alan Davidson, David Carrera, Robinne Lee, Andrew Caple-Shaw, Sam Wellington, Ken Meseroll, CCH Pounder, Rainn Wilson, Elizabeth Connors, Marita Geraghty, Anjul Nigam, J.K. Simmons, David Hunt, Alyson Reed, Douglas Sills, Annika Peterson, Michael Bryan French, James Immekus, Devon Michaels, James Joseph O'Neil, James Martin Kelly, Susan Egan, Tom Irwin, Ian Barford, Jamie McShane, Greg Zola, Fay Wolf, Neil Patrick Harris, Emma Prescott, Murphy Cross, Jeffrey D. Sams, Keith Szarabajka, Bobby Preston, Colette Kilroy, Ruben Garfias, Randy Kovitz, Caryn West, George Gerdes, Lyle Kanouse, Benjamin Salisbury, Sam Ayers, Marcus Chait, Victor Raider-Wexler, Michole Briana White, Geoffrey Rivas, Mel Winkler, Dale Dickey, Sarah Wayne Callies, James Leo Ryan, Jennifer Carta, Vince Deadrick, Sr., Melanie Lora, David Figlioli, Luis Antonio Ramos, Chris Butler, Marek Probosz, Dominic Fumusa, Molly Hagan, Angela Paton, Vanita Harbour, Janan Raouf, Scott Paetty, Noah Bean, Jayne Taini, Don Fischer, Franc Ross, Lou Diamond Phillips, Arabella Field, Heather Lee, Nathanael Johnson, David Marshall Grant, Reynaldo Rosales, Ron Dean, Carrie Preston, Roxanne Hart, Michael Shamus Wiles, Susan Merson, Victor Rivers, Mark Watson, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Corey Stoll, Stacy Edwards, Ross Gibby, Elizabeth Dennehy, Bruce Davison, Susan Beaubian, James Sie, Bill Smitrovich, Rod McLachlan, Castulo Guerra, Dwayne L. Barnes, Ethan Embry, Gloria Reuben, Benjamin Jay Davis, Max Martini, Anthony De Sando, Jennifer Westfeldt, Chad L. Coleman, Christina Cox, Eddie Velez, Kevin Fry-Bowers, Ryan McConville, John Del Regno, Tiara Parker, Julie Mann, Jim Wilkey.
We all use mathematics every day-- but in a world of body counts, multiple criminal masterminds, and percentages involving perpetrators who may act again, figures are especially valuable. This is the world of Numb3rs. Don Eppes is an FBI agent who recruits his mathematically gifted brother Charlie to help the Bureau solve a wide range of challenging crimes in Los Angeles, thus tackling the most baffling criminal cases from two very distinctive perspectives.
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COMMUNITY REVIEWS

I watched disk one of season one with high expectations but was not that impressed. submitted by Tassos on May 4, 2019, 10:00am I recently googled to see the best crime series on TV. I should have restricted it to BRITISH crime series, they are SO MUCH BETTER than ANYTHING the fools in Hollywood put together. I thought this NUMBERS series would be much better than such pablum and tripe as "criminal minds" and the usual BS series. It was not exactly that.

Watching the first season and the first few episodes, there are some interesting ideas but also a whole lot of BS. The producers do a lot of smoke and mirrors that some illiterate may falsely perceive as 'science', but no actual scientist will fall for that BS.

The producers should also understand that having some dumb and non-scientist actor pretend he or she is a scientist, just because they have an ugly face and bad clothes, cuts no ice with real scientists.

In addition, wearing a ridiculous bowtie does not make some bald geezer actor look like a Nobel prize winner.