Numb3rs: Season 3, Episode 7 - Blackout
Numb3rs on ImdbCrime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller
11/3/2006
Blackouts leave Los Angeles in the dark. Don must work with his entire team to figure out if the power outages are a catastrophic accident or the sinister plot of terrorists.
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Pilot intel: David Krumholtz transfers to IRS! Is 'Numb3rs' dead?
added by newsBotDavid Krumholtz' next gig will keep him in the numbers game. The actor has been cast as the lead in Fox's Untitled Ron Howard IRS pilot, sources confirm to me exclusively. The multi-camera workplace comedy, penned by Office writer-director Brent Forrester, is set at an Internal Revenue Service district office. Howard is exec producing with Imagine's Brian Grazer and David Nevins. For Krumholtz, the project is in second position to Numb3rs, which is not expected back next season. In other pilot news, upcoming House guest David Strathairn has landed the lead in the ABC drama pilot Matadors, co-starring Friday Night Lights' Zach Gilford. »
- Michael Ausiello
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'Numb3rs' star added to Fox pilot
added by newsBotCBS hasn't cancelled "Numb3rs," but at least one of the long-running procedural's stars is looking to cover his professional bases. According to The Hollywood Reporter, David Krumholtz has landed the lead in an untitled Fox comedy from producer Ron Howard. Set up through 20th Century Fox TV and Imagine Entertainment, the comedy is set at a district office of the Internal Revenue Service, with Krumholtz playing a proud auditor. The comedy will be in second position to "Numb3rs" for Krumholtz. the math drama will end its truncated season next month and while CBS executives have said that "Numb3rs" is still in »
- HitFix Staff
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TV Status Report: Which Shows Are In & Out
added by newsBotWhile we’re nowhere near the new fall season and most pilots have yet to be filmed, the networks are already looking at their current lineup to see where they can trim the fat. While most decisions have to be finalized, people talk, news is announced and assumptions can be made.
Some shows are no-brainers to renew (House), while others have already been canceled… and then there are the shows that sit on the fence; ones that are referred to in the industry as “being on the bubble.” Today we have an update on the status of some of those “bubble” shows.
With such a long list of shows, let’s stop with all the small-talk and get right to it. What’s the fate of your favorite show?
ABC
FlashForward
Chance of returning: 40%
With more than 12 million viewers tuning it for the series premiere, one would have thought that »
- Anthony Ocasio
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