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I should just write nerd on my forehead.... sad

I really liked the few episodes I've seen. The acting is great and the whole mathematics theme seperates it from the generic crime show stuff that's found in CSI and it's legion of clones.

It was kinda funny when I first watched it because I had just finished watching "Santa Clause", and I'm sitting there watching the show and then it shows Charlie and I just kind of went "Holy s**t!" because, of course, David Krumholtz is also in the movie I'd just finished watching.

yeah its a good show. i try to watch it every friday if im not out or dont have a game.

math really is a wonderful resource for just about everything and that show shows that

I absolutely adore it, and I never miss a Friday, not if I can help it. (So far, I haven't had to.)

The characters are cleverly written and beautifully portrayed, and I love the dynamics between the actors. All of the actors have really great chemistry and they mesh together so well that for all of an hour, I believe David Krumholtz and Rob Morrow are really brothers, and Judd Hirsch is definitely their dad. Peter MacNicol was made to play a quirky physics professor.

The math aspect is an interesting touch; it's really cool to see things through a different perspective, especially one that so utterly and completely goes over my head. My brain is not compatiable with math. I failed algebra twice and it takes me minutes to do simple math in my head. So believe me when I say that when Charlie goes into CharlieVision mode to visually explain what he's talking about, it makes my life so much easier. whee

I heard that Bill Nye the Science Guy was supposed to be getting a major role in the show.

That would certainly be neat. He didn't get enough screen time in S2E11.