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Earl 2022-10-01 20:56:18
just love math
The episodes that I have been following since the first season
like charlie, the cute math genius also likes his romantic love, hee hee,
every episode is like a mathematical theorem that solves various problems in life.
This drama is very suitable for people who like mathematics It is especially... -
Giles 2022-10-01 21:21:21
Bread or freedom? This is a false proposition
Watching American TV drama No. 6 - "Numb3rs"
was very hesitant before chasing this drama. Because I don't really believe that it is possible to make a crime drama for 5 consecutive seasons by relying on "math" gimmicks. It's just that although there are a lot of new and old dramas this season, the...
Kelli O'Hara
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[Charlie and Alan are golfing and Charlie tries to hit the ball, but misses]
Alan Eppes: That was better.
Charlie Eppes: What?
Alan Eppes: It was! You almost hit the ball.
Charlie Eppes: You know, I'm the king at basketball, I-I-I can snowboard, I'm the best at video games, I'm even getting over my fear of rock climbing. But I still, I can't hit this little white ball.
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[Charlie connects the computer game Minesweeper to the bank robberies]
Charlie Eppes: You see this game, Larry? You've got to clear the mines without blowing any up. Each time you clear a square, a numerical value is revealed. That number tells you exactly how many squares containing mines are directly adjacent to that square. This allows you to predict where the next mine will be located and then the more boxes revealed the more accurately one can predict the location of the mines. The pattern used in these bank robberies is similar to this kind of problem-solving pattern. These robbers have used the banks they've been robbing to tell them which ones to rob next.
