Numb3rs season 1-6 DVD Boxset English Version

Rob Morrow stars as FBI agent Don Eppes, who recruits his mathematical genius brother, Charlie (David Krumholtz), to help the Bureau solve a wide range of challenging crimes in Los Angeles. From two very different perspectives, the brothers take on the most confounding criminal cases, aided by Don's partner, Terry Lake (Sabrina Lloyd), and new FBI recruit David Sinclair (Alimi Ballard). Although their father, Alan (Judd Hirsch), is pleased to see his sons working together, he fears their competitive nature will lead to trouble. Charlie's colleague, physicist Dr. Larry Fleinhardt (Peter MacNicol), urges Charlie to focus more on his university studies than on FBI business. Inspired by actual events, NUMB3RS depicts how the confluence of police work and mathematics provides unexpected revelations and answers to the most perplexing criminal questions.

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 Numb3rs - First Season, February 24, 2011
Dexter
"Having missed this series on TV I eagerly looked forward to receiving the DVD set. I wasn't disappointed and in addition to the excellent series I found the extras describing the development of the series very interesting and informative. Numb3ers is a series where the characters are well developed and you find yourself caring about their lives and future. More power to the creators for giving us a thoroughly enjoyable and engaging show."

 Fitting End for an Underrated Series, April 23, 2011
Eric
I haven't kept a close eye on "Numb3rs" thanks to its dead end 10 pm Friday night airing, but when I had tuned in (primarily via On Demand), I rarely was ever disappointed. I will submit that the mathematics used in this sixth season wasn't the greatest and in fact during one episode, 'And the Winner Is', didn't make a whole lot of sense in that the theory was sound but how they came about it and in turn found the culprits was on the iffy side. But, I've always felt that while indeed the show's gimmick was using mathematics to solve crimes it is the characters and their arcs that make it worthwhile viewing. In the sixth season I could immediately tell that even the writers had an inkling this would be the final season as they began tying up the characters' stories and by the series finale, as a casual fan, I was mostly satisfied. Yes, it is a very low key ending to the show as even the plot was in line with most of the stories that have come before but I wouldn't want it any other way. They could have had some big shootout or major explosion that would've altered or even killed a main character but far too many shows (see: "CSI: Miami") do that and it just comes off as melodramatic and rarely works. Plus, with only a few exceptions, isn't really "Numb3rs" style.

 Fun to Watch, January 25, 2011
Alphonso
"I just can't say enough good stuff about this show. Each episode is interesting and exciting, with just the right amount of humor and heart. The storylines pull you in and Charlie keeps you captivated with his enormous passion and ability to apply his mathmatical skill to any and every question in life - and the fact that he puts it out there in terms that anyone can understand makes it really fascinating to watch. Kudos David Krumholtz! I also love the family dynamic that exists between father and sons - there is always a great balance between crime fighting and personal growth in every episode and unlike any other show on tv, you feel like you are growing with them."