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Numb3rs Season 3 Episode 2

Two Daughters

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AIRED: 9/29/06

The team frantically searches for Megan after she's been kidnapped by a spree killer. Meanwhile, Charlie tries to figure out his relationship with Amita as Alan makes a decision about his living arrangements.

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Crazy woman

9.0

By OnePerCentClub, Mar 23, 2009

I hadn't seen this show in a while. I found it by chance again and I remembered why I like it so much.

I like the family dynamic among the three men. Don and Charlie have a very good father. I understood Don's situation and his decision. Family has to come first. The criminal woman was totally doomed. Poor woman. Megan did a good job trying to convince her to stop what she was trying to do. Her relationship with Larry seems odd, but he cares about her.

The relationship between Amita and Charlie could be in danger in he starts forgetting the basics.

Good episode, too bad Megan got hurt, but the team did great getting her back.moreless
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part two..

9.6

By HaveSumFaith, Jun 15, 2008

so this episode starts out with the team at a new crime scene. but they cannot find megan. so they call her, and crystal calls back. she wanted to trade megan for larry and get him out of jail. megan goes on the theory of the more you talk to your abductor, the more likely they are not to kill you. so megan tells her all about her life. and we get to see more about her, and what shaped her life. though in the end, they fight over a gun and it goes off. which leads the team to come and rescue megan. but not before crystal slashes her arm. the hospital scene after that was very well done. the end with crystal seeingn her daughter and backing off, that was very cute. this was one of my favorite numbers episodes, because megan is my favorite.moreless
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A continuation of "Spree", where Crystal has Megan, and the team must get her back.

9.9

By Numb3rsFreak, Feb 20, 2008

This episode might just be my favorite episode all series... It was dramatic, funny, cute, and the math was good. I loved all off the conversations that Crystal and Megan had, because we found out so much about Megan's past, and how was similar to Crystal. Yet, they have chosen completely different paths in life. Also the scenes with Megan in the hospital were, and before then her getting cut in the arm were so dramatic, and so well done! There were some very funny lines with the FBI agents in their office. I loved that scene at the end when Larry and Megan were talking while walking across the bridge, then kissing when getting to the end. I love the awkwardness of their relationship. And, as always, the math in this episode was impeccable. All in all, the best episode EVER!!!moreless
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This was a great episode

9.7

By ferriswheel01, Feb 11, 2008

i enjoyed this episode over the previous episode for one reason and that reason is that we got to learn more about Megan. I love watching Numb3rs and finding out about Don and Charlie but it was nice that they went in another direction and we got to learn more about Megan. She is an amazing character with a strong personality and she will do well for the ratings. I enjoyed watching and felt the adrenaline and the emotion that the characters must have felt. Numb3rs is an amazing programme and has only a select few episodes that make the programme unique in comparison to other programmes. This is one of those episodes.moreless
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8.9

By cavanagh15, Sep 29, 2007

Season three started off uniquely for the show, running a two-part case instead of the traditional one--part episode. Once again however in this episode I found myself more involved in the outside parts of the show and not really caring about what was happening with the case.I thoguht the scenes between Megan and the woman were very slow - with Megan trying to piece the pule together from what the woman was telling her. And dispite the woman making a comment like "You guys ask a lot of questions and figure the case outthat way", she still gave up a considerable amount of information. Charlie and Amita was a good part to the episode, as well as Larry and Megan. I also thought Don's struggles proove him to be the leader - feeling he must protect everyone. I dont think anyone questions him as the boss, but he was put in a different situation here and didn't know how to respond. Solid two-part attempt by the writers, but not the best case in the world.moreless
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Alimi Ballard	David Sinclair
David Krumholtz	Charlie Eppes
Diane Farr	Megan Reeves
Dylan Bruno	Colby Granger
Judd Hirsch	Alan Eppes
Navi Rawat	Amita Ramanujan

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Kim Dickens	Crystal	Guest Star
Mark Rosenthal	Billy Rivers	Guest Star
Michael Oberlander	Adam Denton	Guest Star
Lou Diamond Phillips	Agent Ian Edgerton	Recurring Role

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- When David and Colby get to the motel and squat behind the car, David's shirt rises and you can see he is wearing a white and black belt. When he takes off his belt in the hotel room to apply pressure to Megan's wound, he is wearing a black belt.
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- Megan is one of the best marksmen on Don's team.
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- Math used in this episode:
  Polar Spirals
  Parametric Equations
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- Larry's dislike of cell phones is reiterated.
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- Opening Numb3rs:
  15 YEARS
  14 HOURS
  9 DIGITS
  0 WAYS OUT
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QUOTES (12)
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- Charlie: Even a lawyer can't argue with the math.
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- Don: (To Alan) Don't underestimate how great it is to have somebody to come home to talk to.
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- Colby: You kiddin' me? Fleinhardt and Megan?
  David: Yeah man, for about uh, a few weeks now.
  Colby: So everybody knows?
  David: Everybody knows now.
  Colby: Can't believe she didn't tell me.
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- Charlie: I kinda got into trouble with Amita.
  Don: And golf gets you out of it? (Charlie nods) Well you're the man, Charlie.
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- Larry: I should shut up, shouldn't I?
  Megan : No-o, you should kiss me now.
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- Don: Did he tell you where she'd go next?
  Ian: If he knew, he would've told me.
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- (Don and Charlie are bickering)
  Alan: You're making this a very awkward moment for me...I have to ask my landlord for a favor.
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- (Charlie is explaining the mathematical process behind the plan to find Crystal and Megan)
  Ian: Anyone else following this?
  Colby: Just nod your head, and wait for the punchline.
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- (About Crystal, as an injured Megan is carried out the door)
  Ian: LAPD'll be here in two minutes, she's getting away!
  David: She doesn't have two minutes!!
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- Colby: You sure you want to do this?
  Don: Do I look unsure?
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- Crystal: Isn't that how the bad guys get caught in the movies? Explaining too much?
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- Charlie: What's going on?
  Don: Hoyle's got Megan! Let's go!
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NOTES (4)
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- Diane Farr was supposed to be part of the DVD commentary, but was unable to, because she was days away from having a baby.
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- International Air Dates:
  The Netherlands: March 21, 2007 on Veronica
  New Zealand: July 14, 2007 on TV3
  Czech Republic: June 24, 2009 on TV Nova
  Finland: December 11, 2009 on Sub
  Slovakia: January 11, 2011 on JOJ
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- This episode was rated TV-PG (LV) in its first network broadcast.
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- This episode was originally entitled Sisters.
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