The Art of Reckoning (27 Apr. 2007)

Don finds himself negotiating with a hit man to find an assemblyman's son, and Larry has difficulty adjusting to terra firma.

Director:

John Behring

Writers:

Cheryl Heuton (creator), Nicolas Falacci (creator),

Stars:

Rob Morrow, David Krumholtz, Judd Hirsch

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Rob Morrow	...	Don Eppes
David Krumholtz	...	Charlie Eppes
Judd Hirsch	...	Alan Eppes
Alimi Ballard	...	David Sinclair
Dylan Bruno	...	Colby Granger
Navi Rawat	...	Amita Ramanujan
Peter MacNicol	...	Dr. Larry Fleinhardt
Jeremy Sisto	...	AUSA Alvin Brickle
Wood Harris	...	Murphy 'Pony' Fuñez
Dorothea Ellerby	...	Mary Amato
Bruce MacVittie	...	Congressman Randal Amato
Rosa Arredondo	...	Rene Moreno (as Rosa Evangelina Arredondo)
Lina Patel	...	Stephanie Quartz
Kathy Najimy	...	Dr. Mildred Finch
Rhyon Nicole Brown	...	Lucy Fuñes Moreno

Storyline

Dr. Larry Flienhart literally returns to Earth after four months on the International Space Station, discovering through long chats with Charlie that he has a long way to get his physical and metaphysical feet back on terra firma after his voyage of discovery turns into one of self-discovery. Meanwhile, the brothers use math analysis to probe into the mind of a notorious hit man, awaiting execution in San Quentin, who offers to solve a murder he says he committed during a kidnapping -- and find out why his story has a big hole in it.

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Plot Keywords:

orchard | death row | human skull | prison | barbecue grill | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 April 2007 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Scott Free Productions, Barry Schindel Company, The, CBS Paramount Network Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Charlie encounters Larry, he asks about the set of knotted strings draped around his neck. Larry refers to it as an "Aztec quipu" and says it was used in Tenochtitlan (the capital of the Aztec empire). Quipus, however, were used by the Incas of the Andes Mountains of South America, not the Aztecs of Mexico. A few hundred survive, but have not been definitively deciphered. It is thought that quipus encoded both numeric and verbal information, but a majority of the data examined so far appears to be numeric.

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Crazy Credits

One million billion synapses One hundred billion neurons Four lobes One brain

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