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The fourth season of Numb3rs will be released on DVD on September 30th. The 5-disc set will contain all 18 episodes plus extras. With the release of the fourth season, it will also be possible to buy a four season pack, all four seasons packaged together (but with no special packaging or extras).

With the exit of co-star Diane Farr, CBS’ “Numb3rs” has now added two new female regulars for its upcoming fifth season.

Aya Sumika, who has had a recurring role on “Numb3rs” for the past two seasons, will be a regular this season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Sumika, who plays Special Agent Warner, sometime love interest for Rob Morrow’s Don Eppes, will achieve regular status along with Sophina Brown. The “Shark” veteran was previously reported to be playing a new junior agent in the Los Angeles-based FBI team.

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Numb3rs star David Krumholtz is engaged to actress Vanessa Britting, his rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.

“The happy couple became engaged in Paris on a hiatus vacation last month and are beyond ecstatic,” says rep David Lust.

Krumholtz, 30, who plays math genius Charlie Eppes on the hit CBS crime drama, has been dating Britting, 28, for 3 1/2 years. The two plan to wed in 2009.

The actor is also known for his portrayal of Bernard the Arch-Elf in 1994’s The Santa Clause and its 2002 sequel. Britting has co-starred on The Young and The Restless and Without A Trace.

This is the first marriage for both.

Source: People

The fifth season of Numb3rs will premiere on Friday, October 3 at 10PM EST. The premiere debuts a little later than usual to accommodate the presidential debate one week earlier.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sophina Brown is making the leap from the cancelled legal procedural “Shark” to the still-strong mathematical procedural “Numb3rs,” essentially filling the gender void left by Diane Farr’s exit.

The trade paper says Brown will play Nikki Donat, “an ex-LAPD officer and full-blown adrenaline junkie who joins the Los Angeles FBI team as a junior agent.” Initially Brown will be recurring, but it could become a regular role.

Source: Zap2It