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"Numb3rs"
Uncertainty Principle (2005)


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Overview

Writers:
Cheryl Heuton (creator) and
Nicolas Falacci (creator) ...
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TV Series:
"Numb3rs" (2005)
Original Air Date:
28 January 2005 (Season 1, Episode 2)
Plot:
A pair of bank robbers are quietly taking LA by storm but Charlie delivers an equation that may predict their next location. But these bank robbers aren't as respectful as the bank videos reveal. full summary | add synopsis
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Charlie helps his brother again! more

Cast

 (Episode Cast overview, first billed only)

Rob Morrow ... Don Eppes

David Krumholtz ... Charlie Eppes

Judd Hirsch ... Alan Eppes

Alimi Ballard ... David Sinclair
Sabrina Lloyd ... Terry Lake

Peter MacNicol ... Dr. Larry Fleinhardt
Alan Davidson ... Robert Skidmore

David Carrera ... Grim Man

Robinne Lee ... Agent Larkin

Andrew Caple-Shaw ... Agent McKnight
Sam Wellington ... Bank Manager

Kenneth Meseroll ... Captain Joe MacNevish (as Ken Meseroll)
Susan Beaubian ... FBI Tech Agent #1

Matthew Yang King ... FBI Tech Agent #2

Ajay Mehta ... 'Y' DS Manager
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Factual errors: Charlie talks about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, from which the episode title is derived, but confuses it with the Observer Effect, which the episode really is about and should have been titled after. The uncertainty principle deals with measurement, and not observation. more

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Charlie helps his brother again!, 4 May 2008
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Author: Jessica Kolk from Brazil

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

In the second episode of 'Numbers', Charlie is recruited again by Don to helps him in the mystery of which bank will be the next victim of a band of bank robbers known as 'Charmers'.

Charlie has success in finding the bank, but when Don and his team has a deadly battle with the bank robbers, in which civilians and agents where hit or killed, Charlie decides to drop the case to focus in complicated and impossible mathematical problems.

The reason why he did this, is explained later in the episode to be his fear of losing his brother, since he doesn't want to put anyone in danger. (Charlie has problems in showing his emotions and concerns for people he loves or likes.)

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