JamesG
05-01-2015, 03:06 PM
Two factors drew Hirsch to the CBS drama about an FBI agent (Rob Morrow), his mathematical genius brother (David Krumholtz) and their dad:
"It was about mathematics, which I absolutely adore" — he holds a physics degree from City College of New York — and "I got to play with a kid [Krumholtz], who his first part was with me on Broadway in Conversations With My Father… It's 13 years later, and I'm going to play his father again."
Hirsch remembers a conversation with his younger co-star early in the series' development. Krumholtz said, "'I did seven pilots. None of them worked. Thank God you're here,'" he says. Hirsch's reply? "'Karma! It's gonna work.'"
The series ran for six years.
http://tvline.com/gallery/judd-hirsch-photos-taxi-numbers/#!5/numb3rs/
"It was about mathematics, which I absolutely adore" — he holds a physics degree from City College of New York — and "I got to play with a kid [Krumholtz], who his first part was with me on Broadway in Conversations With My Father… It's 13 years later, and I'm going to play his father again."
Hirsch remembers a conversation with his younger co-star early in the series' development. Krumholtz said, "'I did seven pilots. None of them worked. Thank God you're here,'" he says. Hirsch's reply? "'Karma! It's gonna work.'"
The series ran for six years.
http://tvline.com/gallery/judd-hirsch-photos-taxi-numbers/#!5/numb3rs/