4x09 Graphic - Numb3rs Episode Guide

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- Episode 04x09

Episode: 04x09
Title: Graphic
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 409
First Aired: Nov. 23, 2007

Season 4 » Episode #09 - Graphic

Summary: Charlie helps Don and his team find a rare vintage ashcan version of a comic book that was stolen from a comic book mogul at a convention. The investigation becomes more complex when 14 forgeries of the comic book suddenly appear in the wake of the theft. Meanwhile, Charlie finds himself the subject of a profile piece in Vanity Fair magazine due to the popularity of his book. He becomes concerned that the article is going to slam him because he has very few close personal relationships outside of family and work.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Seth Marlowe	played by Ben Feldman
Miles Sklar	played by Wil Wheaton
Peter Lange	played by Joe Morton
Ross Moore	played by Christopher Lloyd
Mark Vaughn	played by Bruce Turk
Gordon Garrity	played by Jason Paul Field
Mrs. Garrity	played by Mary Gillis
Parole Officer	played by Therese McLaughlin
Auctioneer	played by Albert Malafronte

Season 4 / Episode 9: - Graphic

Don Eppes: [Ross is drawing Charlie and Don in a back-to-back action-hero pose] You think someone actually might publish this?
Ross Moore: An FBI agent who solves crimes with the help of his mathematician brother? It's great!
Don Eppes: Aw, nobody would believe it.

Season 4 / Episode 9: - Graphic

Charlie Eppes: [reading the proof for Vanity Fair] His brother Don, a special agent in the Los Angelies office of the FBI believes Charles Epps has recently conquered the greatest challenge of friendship. 'Charlie and I has our issues growing up... '
Don Eppes: Yeh, to say the least.
Charlie Eppes: '... but if there is anything stronger than the bond between brothers its the bond between brothers who have become friends. Charlie's my friend'.

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TRIVIA

The character name of "Ross Moore" is a combination of the names of comic artist Alex Ross (VII) and comic writer Alan Moore (III).
In one of the scenes on the convention floor, Dr. Larry Fleinhardt is shown having purchased several pieces of comic memorabilia, most notably a "Fone Bone" plush doll from the independent comic series "Bone" by Jeff Smith.