3x06 Longshot - Numb3rs Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x06

Episode: 03x06
Title: Longshot
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 306
First Aired: Oct. 27, 2006

Season 3 » Episode #06 - Longshot

Summary: When Don and his team investigate a murder at a horse track, they stumble onto more than just a plot of betting on fixed races. As Charlie digs deeper into the victim's life and discovers an elaborate gambling scheme, he realizes he has only uncovered part of the crime. Soon, he discovers a connection to a third party sending the case in a whole other direction. Larry becomes increasingly distracted by the lack of structure in his relationship with Megan.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Special Agent Liz Warner	played by Aya Sumika
Maurice Connors	played by Philip Casnoff
Sharrlyn Smith	played by Kit Paquin
Unemployment office worker	played by Cleo King
Danny Roberts	played by Will Collyer
Sidney Boyd	played by Tom Titone
Landlady	played by Mary Anne McGarry
Teller	played by Andy Wood (VI)
Ivan Tabakian	played by Paul Statman

Season 3 / Episode 6: - Longshot

Megan Reeves: So go over the schedule with me one more time?
Larry Fleinhardt: Okay, dinner and a movie every other Friday, lunch on Thursdays, now Wednesdays?
Megan Reeves: And I get a wildcard once a month.
Larry Fleinhardt: That's is, to use at your own digression.
Megan Reeves: And what do we call this?
Larry Fleinhardt: Oh, how 'bout structured complexity?
Megan Reeves: You know, I'm thinking of using my wildcard.
Larry Fleinhardt: Oh yeah?
Megan Reeves: Yeah. Maybe for breakfast tomorrow.

Season 3 / Episode 6: - Longshot

Charlie Eppes: Why are you doing that right now?
Larry Fleinhardt: Did you know that primitive societies believed in using percussion as a means of communicating with the dead?
Charlie Eppes: Are you drumming for someone in particular?
Larry Fleinhardt: Yes, I'm drumming for the corpse of my inspiration.
Charlie Eppes: And banging bongos worked for Richard Feynman, so...
Larry Fleinhardt: Feynman delighted in making music. I never percuss for pleasure.

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