Sixteen more times Charlie's maths helps solve FBI brother Don's cases - serial killers, jewel thieves, gun runners, identity fraudsters, hackers all destined for jail (unless slain in shootouts).
For six seasons the series has been enhanced by inventive scripts, a charismatic cast, and the intriguing premise that maths holds the key to everything.
Fans should be happy with this affectionate farewell, everything ending on a high with new horizons opening for so many involved.
Bonuses include details of the revolutionary cameras, appreciation by the actresses for such strong roles (none of them here for decorative purposes). Best of all, there is a twenty five minute look back at the past six years - tears shed in plenty at the final party for cast and crew.
Why only four stars? Unfortunately from the very start I have been driven to near distraction by the intrusive music. It saturates, particularly resented when Charlie explains his theories. The quality of everything else has caused me to perservere regardless. Hopefully other viewers were not driven away.
The Eppes brothers will be missed, ditto their dad. What now for the always entertaining, enigmatic Larry - great insights achieved when so long living rough in the desert? Yes, there is no doubt much we would like to ask. It is good policy leaving us wanting more.