Want to find an article on how mathemetics are used by the FBI in real-life? Want to see how Numb3rs is viewed by critics and teachers? Want to find out more about the show creators or actors? We have compiled hundreds of articles related to the show.
Get a free blog! Browse the Eponym Blog Directory View another Eponym Blog
Login
User name:
Password:
Remember me 
Main Page  »  Cast
View Article  Playing the 'Numb3rs'
By John Maynard
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, January 23, 2005; Page Y04

CBS unleashes more crime on prime-time TV with a drama mixing murder and math. Will it add up with viewers? Here's our take: Preview Sunday at 10 p.m.; regular time slot Friday at 10 p.m. on CBS

The tagline you'll never see: "The Hardy Boys -- all ...   more »

View Article  'Numb3rs' Multiplies A Tedious Formula
By Tom Shales
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, January 22, 2005; Page C01

What could be more old-fashioned right now than another newfangled cop show? Thanks to the CBS "CSI" shows and to a lesser extent NBC's "Law & Order" oeuvre, we're all becoming experts on the latest thing in scientific criminology and fancy-pants lab work. FYI, DNA is ...   more »

View Article  By Tom Shales
We're kidding, although viewers with digital sets may actually see the show not on Channel 9 but on Channel 9.1. Maybe numbers are everything, like the guy said, but unfortunately, "everything" would include "boring," at least in this case. There's something stubbornly unexciting about watching a brainy boy rush to a blackboard because he's got "a new equation," feverishly erasing ...   more »
View Article  B-
View Article  Despite plot twist, `Numb3rs' may soon be up.

Source: Chicago Tribune (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)

Publication Date: 01/21/2005

COPYRIGHT 2005 Chicago Tribune

http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-8218969_ITM

Byline: Sid Smith

CHICAGO _ Another quick-paced, steely crime procedural, "Numb3rs" is also a series with a twist, substituting math for the lab element of the "CSI" juggernaut _ with aspects of "A Beautiful Mind."

FBI agent Don Eppes (Rob Morrow) has a brother, Charlie (David ...   more »

View Article  Numb3rs' is `CSI' for hackers

Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)

Publication Date: 01/21/2005

COPYRIGHT 2005 The Philadelphia Inquirer

Byline: Jonathan Storm

LOS ANGELES _ The things you learn as a TV critic.

You'd think CBS's new "Numb3rs," which premieres at 10 p.m. Sunday after the Patriots-Steelers football game, is just another one of those shows with numskull titles trying to draw attention to ...   more »

View Article  Math Games

Ed Pegg Jr., January 21, 2005

A dedicated FBI agent, Don Eppes couldn't be more different from his younger brother, Charlie Eppes, a brilliant mathematician who yearns to impress his older brother. The two brothers take on the most confounding criminal cases from very different perspectives. As a seasoned investigator, Don deals in hard facts and evidence whereas Charlie, a ...   more »

View Article  'Numb3rs' looks like a winn3r

Posted 1/20/2005 8:30 PM     Updated 1/20/2005 6:18 PM

Clearly, CBS thinks there's safety in numbers.

The math-to-the-rescue crime show Numb3rs brings the number of CSI-inspired procedurals on the network to a pushing-its-luck seven. Viewers hardly have time to count them all, let alone watch them.

Still, on the off chance you have room on ...   more »

1 Attachments
View Article  Krumholtz Logs On Serenity

19-JANUARY-05

David Krumholtz, who plays a key role in the upcoming SF movie Serenity, told SCI FI Wire that his character is called "Mr. Universe." "All I can say is that I do play a man who lives on a satellite moon, ... and I have transmitted to me all the satellite feeds from all over the whole universe, ...   more »

View Article  Will this “Numb3rs” make it to No. 14?

January 19,2005

You may not immediately recognize David Krumholtz, star of the new series “Numb3rs'’), but he was one of the most popular guys at this, or any other, party.

Critics love him for being a great actor, other actors remember him for being in so many failed series.

“I look across this room and see a graveyard of lost ...   more »