June 18, 2008
When CBS rolled out its list of 25th-hour pickups last month, Shark didn't make it to the happy list and its run ended at the close of its sophomore season. Among those that were left unemployed by its cancellation was Sophina Brown, who had essayed the role of Raina Troy.
Brown is back among the gainfully working now, after being tapped to fill in a void on another CBS show, Numb3rs.
June 17, 2008
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Now that we're only a few months away from the kick off of the fall season, numerous television shows are recruiting new actors. Premiering programs are adding main cast members, returning series are booking recurring roles, and familiar faces from other shows are landing new, exciting jobs. It feels like nearly every actor in Hollywood is signing up for something. Let's just cross our fingers and hope that the rumored Screen Actors Guild strike, which could happen in July, doesn't derail things.
Today we have casting news for Knight Rider, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and a few other shows. Read on for all the details.
May 16, 2008
Tonight, fans will not only say goodbye to the fourth season of Numb3rs, but will also bid farewell to yet another cast member. After Sabrina Lloyd left the show in the first season, Diane Farr has stepped in to fill the void as FBI agent and psychological profiler Megan Reeves. But after three years on the police procedural drama, however, the female lead has opted not to renew her contract.
In tonight's season ender called "When Worlds Collide,” Don (Rob Morrow) and Charlie (David Krumholtz) clashes over their conflicting beliefs as they look into a case involving national security. At the same time, Megan faces a crisis of conscience and leaves the team to pursue another occupation.
April 4, 2008
The countdown for new episodes of Numb3rs is finally over. After three months of hiatus due to the writers' strike, Numb3rs resumes broadcast of fresh installments to show viewers how mathematics provide unexpected revelations and answers to the most perplexing criminal questions. Special Agent Don and his mathematical genius brother Charlie attempt to solve yet another mystery tonight with the episode “Black Swan.”
Read on to find out what's in store for tonight's episode.
December 21, 2007
Last week, viewers got taste of the onscreen chemistry of real-life brothers Dylan and Chris Bruno as Numb3rs featured the episode “Chinese Box.” Chris, who is popularly known as Sheriff Bannerman on The Dead Zone, guest starred on the police drama where Dylan plays FBI agent Colby Granger. Chris joined the cast as a SWAT captain named Tim Kring in a plot that finds the team under pressure when a former FBI subcontractor shoots an agent inside the FBI headquarters. Though the team was left with a severely restricted plan of action, he saves the day just as David (Alimi Ballard) was taken hostage inside the FBI building.
The Bruno brothers may not get along on screen but certainly enjoys every opportunity to work together. Producers of Numb3rs have been joking around for quite some time in having Dylan convince his brother Chris for a guest spot on the show and the chance finally came in the 10th episode of season 4.
December 1, 2007
As many forensic, crime-solving and other police procedural dramas go, CBS' Numb3rs continues to post strong performances every week, helping boost the network in overall standing last Friday.
CBS received a 5.8 rating/10 share during primetime, with NBC and ABC tied in second place with 4.4/8 apiece. The CW came in fourth with 2.8/5 while FOX managed a fifth-place finish with 2.1/4.
October 26, 2007
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In case you haven't heard, Numb3rs – The Third Season DVD has already been released earlier this month. Fans can now grab a copy of the much awaited set and relive last season's episodes that posed much challenge to FBI Special Agent Don Eppes and his mathematical genius brother Charlie.
Read on to find out what's in store in the Season 3 DVD.
October 19, 2007
Numb3rs, the FBI centric show that proves that mathematics can also be used to help catch criminals and solve crimes, counts on a real-life math specialist so that the show will be as authentic as possible. Serving as a consultant to the series is California Institute of Technology (Caltech) professor Gary Lorden, who works out the actual numbers behind Numb3rs.
According to Lorden, most of the math used on the show is based on actual experiences he has encountered with lawyers on legal cases and with other classified research projects involving the government.