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| rdfs:comment | - Larry Fleinhardt is a professor of CalSci in Theoretical physicist and works with Charlie as an FBI consultant.
- Larry Fleinhardt (portrayed by Peter MacNicol) is a physics professor at CalSci. He used to be Charlie's supervisor when charlie worked on his Ph.D. So they became close friends. Larry originally studied mathematics close to Atlantic City. He "proved" some statistic theories by gambling and counting cards. Currently, Larry is professor for astrophysics and working on a 11-dimensional theory on supergravitation. Sometimes he asks his friend Charlie to help him solve some problems in number theory. Larry also frequently assists Charlie on cases for the FBI.
- Larry is a complex man, crammed with quirks, such as his predilection for white food, but often serves as the counterweight to Don's pragmatism, reminding Charlie of the need to broaden his scope of inquiry, and look beyond the immediate, and obviously necessitous. Larry spends the time from the end of "Killer Chat" to "The Art of Reckoning" ticking a big item off his bucket list - in space.
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| Goals | - He has a new purpose when he helps Charlie and his brother solves the toughest cases that the FBI cannot do and be a good physicist
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| Skills | - Highly intelligent, excellent detective skills and excellent in physics
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| Hobby | - Playing video games and reading
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| Occupation | - Professor of CalSci of Theoretical physicist and FBI consultant
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| abstract | - Larry Fleinhardt is a professor of CalSci in Theoretical physicist and works with Charlie as an FBI consultant.
- Larry is a complex man, crammed with quirks, such as his predilection for white food, but often serves as the counterweight to Don's pragmatism, reminding Charlie of the need to broaden his scope of inquiry, and look beyond the immediate, and obviously necessitous. Larry spends the time from the end of "Killer Chat" to "The Art of Reckoning" ticking a big item off his bucket list - in space. Larry is a cosmologist by profession, and teaching load, but like Charlie is endlessly intrigued by life in all its permutations, and frequently offers essential insight, or a vital moment of refocus. Larry holds a doctorate (or more), and is a professor at CalSci, having (a baker's dozen years before the series starts) been Charlie's instructor when the only just teenage Mr. Eppes graduated from high school, and set foot on campus. Unlike many in his position, Larry never seems remotely threatened by the fact that, in certain areas at least, his former pupil has outstripped him. Larry is the holder of the "Walter T. Merrick Chair in Theoretical Physics" at CalSci, as he states in "Disturbed". When Alan decides to go 'back to school', he finds Larry a very useful sounding board, as well as a companion whose interests do not automatically end in beer.
- Larry Fleinhardt (portrayed by Peter MacNicol) is a physics professor at CalSci. He used to be Charlie's supervisor when charlie worked on his Ph.D. So they became close friends. Larry originally studied mathematics close to Atlantic City. He "proved" some statistic theories by gambling and counting cards. Currently, Larry is professor for astrophysics and working on a 11-dimensional theory on supergravitation. Sometimes he asks his friend Charlie to help him solve some problems in number theory. Larry also frequently assists Charlie on cases for the FBI. In the second season Larry bought an oltimer car which he does rarely drive to protect it. Larry has also been offered a job on the International Space Station by NASA, which he decided to take. Buzz Aldrin escorted Larry to his shuttle, and he took off shortly afterwards.
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