Inspired by actual cases and experiences, Numb3rs depicts the confluence of police work and mathematics in solving crime as an FBI agent recruits his mathematical genius brother to help solve a wide range of challenging crimes in Los Angeles from a very different perspective.
The best episode of "Numb3rs" season 4 is "Trust Metric", rated 8.2/10 from 359 user votes. It was directed by Tony Scott and written by Ken Sanzel. "Trust Metric" aired on 9/28/2007 and is rated 1.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Hollywood Homicide".
After the events of "The Janus List," Colby escapes from custody. Don and the team go after him, but everything may not be as it seems.
Director: Tony Scott
Writer: Ken Sanzel
An actor on his way to stardom finds himself in the middle of a murder investigation when a young woman is murdered in his house.
Director: Alex Zakrzewski
Writer: Andrew Dettmann
When a car crashes into a busy coffee shop, the team discovers the fatal act might not have been an accident.
Director: Frederick King Keller
Writer: Nicolas Falacci, Cheryl Heuton
Don, Charlie, and the team attempt to stop a serial killer who is seemingly obsessed with people resembling Biblical figures.
Director: Ralph Hemecker
Writer: Don McGill
Robberies the storybook hero would have been proud to claim plague Don and Charlie as they attempt to catch a do-good thief who is donating his spoils to charity.
Director: J. Miller Tobin
Writer: Robert Port
Don feels responsible for a life lost. The victim was in the Witness Protection Program, but she wasn't the only one keeping secrets...what is Don hiding?
Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal
Writer: Sean Crouch
When a man is found dead, the team enters the world of alternate reality gaming. However, their investigation leads to a danger for a loved one.
Director: Chris Hartwill
Writer: Julie Hébert
When a wealthy heiress is kidnapped, Don and the team race against the clock in hopes to find her. However, the motivations behind her disappearance aren't what they seem.
Director: Alex Zakrzewski
Writer: Sekou Hamilton
The team investigates the theft of a graphic comic book.
Director: John Behring
Writer: Nicolas Falacci, Cheryl Heuton
Don and the team are left with little recourse when a former FBI subcontractor takes a team member hostage.
Director: Dennis Smith
Writer: Ken Sanzel
Charlie's life is put in danger when Don brings him in on the case of a missing reporter.
Director: Craig Ross Jr.
Writer: Andrew Dettmann
A bad case becomes worse when Don and the team must pursue a police officer believed to have committed unspeakable crimes.
Director: Julie Hébert
Writer: Julie Hébert
Don and the team bust a meth lab, but when Don has a feeling there's more to the organization than just what's on the surface, his intuition is put to the test.
Director: John Behring
Writer: Ken Sanzel
Don runs into Robin Brooks during an investigation concerning informants and a chess master.
Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal
Writer: Robert Port
Don and his team hunt for an ex-Marine wanted for murder. Things become confusing, however, when the Marine's family is kidnapped. Is there more to this case than meets the eye?
Director: Dennis Smith
Writer: Don McGill
Don and the team must investigate a religious cult after scores of followers are poisoned.
Director: Leslie Libman
Writer: Sean Crouch
When a musician is murdered, Don and his team must race to find the culprits. They need Charlie's help, but he is busy with Amita's parents coming for a visit.
Director: Alex Zakrzewski
Writer: Andrew Dettmann, Steve Cohen
In the season finale, Don and Charlie work together on a case that ends up with them going head to head about their personal beliefs, and one team member will walk away forever.
Director: John Behring
Writer: Nicolas Falacci, Cheryl Heuton