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CBS cuts the numbers on Numb3rs

November 5, 5:46 PMSave Our Shows ExaminerCynthia Boris
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Numb3rs
Numb3rs
Photo: Sonja Flemming/CBS ©2009 CBS BROADCASTING INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Entertainment Weekly is reporting that CBS has scaled back on this season of Numb3rs, cutting their normal 22 episode order down to 16. That's a hefty cut and it's got to mean this will be the show's last season.

Numb3rs is one of my favorite TV shows but I sadly must agree that it's time to put the show to bed. I feel that they've run out of new ways to include Charlie's math in Don's FBI crimes. They've done a lot to showcase the supporting cast members and to expand on the personal lives of the leads, but there's nothing new and the excitement is fading.

Right now is a great time to end the show. Charlie is about to get married and Don is contemplating life outside of the FBI. I'd like to see them end on a wedding with Don leaving to find himself. A nice ending for the characters we love and yet leaving it open for a reunion movie down the road.

What do you think? Should we run a Save Our Show Campagin for Numb3rs. Or should we let this excellent show finish up and go out on a high note?

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