S 2.E 15

The Running Man

L'épisode a été diffusé 3 févr. 2006
TV-PG
43m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen a DNA synthesizer with terrorist possibilities is stolen from a university lab, Charlie and the team must find it before it leaves the country.When a DNA synthesizer with terrorist possibilities is stolen from a university lab, Charlie and the team must find it before it leaves the country.When a DNA synthesizer with terrorist possibilities is stolen from a university lab, Charlie and the team must find it before it leaves the country.

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10stronks1974

This Episode Was very touching

I have watched this episode just like every one of the series... But this one has a emotional note to me.. The mother of Charlie being a musical person... It really touched my heart... and then ending when ebs was playing the piano a piece which the mother composed..

Well It got me going.. watched the ending part 10 times.. still get tears in my eyes when I see the father closing his eyes remembering his wife. I think the show is very good... and sometimes the emotional things about it .. got me really moving. Lets see what you all thought of this one.. I am curious.

I have to mind you.. that I am not easy touched by series in general.. but hell.. I liked numb3rs the first time I saw it :)

9Hitchcoc

We All Need Time Alone

This is an interesting piece on two levels. First of all, it involves a sort of chameleon guy who has lived through a series of identities in the scientific community. But what is his end game. A piece of potentially dangerous equipment which could engineer toxins is stolen in a highly sophisticated technical heist. Trust is at the center of everything. The second level involves the family. Charlie finds out that his mother was a published composer right up to the time she died, but none of them had an inkling. Well played and sad at times.

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Anecdotes
In the final scene, it is really Rob Morrow playing the piano.

Gaffes
About a third of the way through when Dr Fleinhardt joins the agents at the FBI, when the camera zooms in on Dr Fleinhardt a tall random agent walks from the back of the office toward Fleinhardt and then when the camera zooms out the same agent is seen appearing from the back walking towards Fleinhardt.

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Charlie Eppes: Let me ask you something. Did you actually think that I was jealous of Ron Allen?
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: [chuckles] Well, I mean... yeah, maybe a scootch.
Charlie Eppes: I'll be honest with you. You weren't exactly wrong. But not jealous of Ron, not specifically.
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: But...?
Charlie Eppes: Well, you know, when I was a 13-year-old freshman, it wasn't much fun but it was cool. Everything I did was that much more impressive because of how young I was. And you know it was always, If he's able to accomplish that now, can you imagine what amazing things he'll accomplish when he's 25.
[sighs]
Charlie Eppes: Now I'm 30 years old.
Dr. Larry Fleinhardt: Listen, listen. Paul Erdich published more than 1500 papers. He died, literally, at the chalkboard at age 83. C'mon, you haven't seen your best years yet, Charles.
Charlie Eppes: No. But uh... they'll never come ahead of schedule again.