Mathnet

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1987–1992
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Joe Howard and Beverly Leech in Mathnet (1987)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA team of detectives use mathematics and logic to solve crimes.A team of detectives use mathematics and logic to solve crimes.A team of detectives use mathematics and logic to solve crimes.

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- David D. Connell
- Jim Thurman
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8.5/10

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- David D. Connell
- Jim Thurman
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Joe Howard

Officer George Frankly

Beverly Leech

Sgt. Kate Monday…

Bari K. Willerford

Benny Pill

Mary Watson

Debbie Williams

Emilio Del Pozo

Captain Joe Greco

Toni Di Buono

Sgt. Pat Tuesday

James Earl Jones

Chief Thad Green…

Steve Fellman

Officer Steve

Sam Salazar

Officer Sam

Jim Thurman

Vern…

Michael Sergio

Sgt. Abruzzi

Ron O'Neal

Sgt. Bill Dietrich

F. William Parker

A. Holding Coe…

Steven Marcus

Louie…

Margaret Devine

Liza Borden…

David D. Connell

Dick

Tyra Ferrell

Ginnie Carlson

Kenneth Mars

Hans Balpeen

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10/10

An educational show that I still revere into adulthood

Mathnet which started as a segment of "Square One TV," was a fun & funny adaptation of a familiar police procedural (specifically the 50's cop show, "Dragnet") which employed quality performances and solid writing to teach math concepts. It insulted neither the child nor adult viewer. Many actors who served as regulars and guest stars would pop up giving quality performances in primetime TV and in movies. If I could find DVD's of this series I'd buy them in a heartbeat.

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31 जुल॰ 2019
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There was serious discussion of a revival of Mathnet as its own program on the ABC network. However, CTW refused to franchise the show to ABC and discussions ultimately went nowhere.