Numb3rs · Season 6, Episode 16
“Cause and Effect” · Season 6, Episode 16
In this episode: Charlie Eppes (1), Larry Fleinhardt (1), Don Eppes (1), Alan Eppes (1), Colby Granger (1), Amita Ramanujan (1)
Mathematical Physics! Fun... so what's so important that you have to miss it?
Ah, you know Amita and I have been offered visiting professorships at Cambridge. So we decided to move the wedding date up to today.
Ohohoh! [hugs Charlie]
Thank you!
Ah, I wish I had a visiting professorship!
Are you ready?
Are you kidding? Watching a son get married, I've been waiting for that a long time.
"At the request of the bride and groom, I’ll keep my remarks short and not technical. Well, as you all know, the four fundamental forces of physics: electromagnetism, strong nuclear interaction, weak nuclear interaction, and gravity."
"So I wonder what the technical version sounds like?"
"I heard that. We’ve been talking here about the forces that bind the universe. But what binds humans? Love. Powerful in small spaces, yet with profound effect on distance. Love defies time, outliving both its source, and its object. Love is faster than light, for light requires time in order to travel through space. But love reaches its object instantaneously. Love journeys forever, into infinity. And it’s here, binding together two lives. Can we have the rings? Symbolic of eternity, and rendered in a beautiful element. Amita Ramanujan, do you take Charles Edward Eppes to be your husband?
"Yes, I do."
"Charles Edward Eppes, do you take Amita Ramanujan to be your wife?"
"I do."
"I pronounce you: husband and wife."
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