Numb3rs

One of my favorite shows. It was engaging, and it made me care so much about the characters and their evolution as people, not just characters written in a script. Wonderfully cast.

Gripping at many episodes, funny and light at some moments, math has never been so cool and approachable.

If I would have to list my Top 3 Favorite Shows Numb3rs would be among them for sure. I rewatch this show at least once every year for some time now and still enjoy it no matter how often I have watched it by now. Numb3rs i's a show that is character driven and that makes it so great in my opinion. The characters build a found family and stick together through good and bad times. That's what I love most about it. The humor of the show is right up my alley and the interesting cases they need to solve and the math/physics are the cherry on top for me. A great bonus is that I actually learned new things because the math/logical aspect is accurate.

Watching these again 15 years after the initial run. I loved the first season for the maths releated crime but on re-watch I'm really loving the character building. It mixes dramatic and hard hitting with light hearted and well done comic relief.

Still excellent in 2020!

While probably not a main stream show since it's a crime drama rooted in math, as a math/physics engineering nerd, I love it! Watched it some while it was airing with my mother, and now enjoy watching it and catching the principals behind the math they are using. Plus, it's hard to go wrong with Ridley Scott.

There's been a murder!

Quick! What's the square root of the sum of the number of subway cars in New York and the average amount of passengers on cruises to Alaska?

The answer will lead us to a storage room in Yonkers that is owned by the murderer!