SamMalone, you just made me spit my coffee all over my desk.

Maybe the sequel could be "We all use Sp3lling everyday".

Aside from Rob Morrow's tendency to e-nun-ci-ate everything he says (and I do like Rob Morrow, but sometimes it sounds like he's spitting out his lines), that "we all use math everyday" line is the most irritating thing about that show--I get it: math is cool. Why do we need a Numb3rs-inspired campaign for math when we could just watch MathNet?

I liked some of the very first episodes of the first season where they were trying to portray the math genius as some of tormented loner who, when panicked, locked himself in a room with every wall covered in whiteboards to work on unsolvable problems. "Realize that I can't always choose the problem I work on - I have to follow what is in my head" was a great line that many hackers would immediately understand. This season, though, it is almost entirely about the relationships -- him getting a girlfriend, and both of the male leads working on their relationship with their dad. The math is now a side note. They throw in some reference in the beginning that is basically a token reason to have the Charlie character around. It's not like it carries the whole show anymore.