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ratcreature) wrote2008-11-02 12:24 am
ratcreature) wrote2008-11-02 12:24 am
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this week's Numb3rs
As often this season I had some trouble following the somewhat convoluted crime plot, but I like the rest of the episode: I mean, why did the robbers have to ship their equipment to the warehouse in packages? Couldn't they just have brought the stuff with them? I guess I need to watch more attentively.
I liked that Larry and Amita now want to work more as a team rather than just helping Charlie out now and then, though I'm really starting to wonder how their actual university jobs fit into all of this. Though maybe they don't consult constantly and it is just that we don't see the other times. *handwave*
I also liked Liz and Nikki working together, and that it was David who was good with their witness.
I'm not quite sure what to make of Don's still ongoing (existential? midlife?) crisis, and was a bit surprised that he now apparently is going to try religion. After his final talk with his therapist and the talk about the photo I expected them to go for the "starting a family with children" angle, i.e. that he'd rethink his position wrt having children of his own, or would talk with about this or something. So his synagogue visit surprised me. But either way, action leads have certainly changed
I liked that Larry and Amita now want to work more as a team rather than just helping Charlie out now and then, though I'm really starting to wonder how their actual university jobs fit into all of this. Though maybe they don't consult constantly and it is just that we don't see the other times. *handwave*
I also liked Liz and Nikki working together, and that it was David who was good with their witness.
I'm not quite sure what to make of Don's still ongoing (existential? midlife?) crisis, and was a bit surprised that he now apparently is going to try religion. After his final talk with his therapist and the talk about the photo I expected them to go for the "starting a family with children" angle, i.e. that he'd rethink his position wrt having children of his own, or would talk with about this or something. So his synagogue visit surprised me. But either way, action leads have certainly changed