'Limitless' Season 1 Episode 14 Spoilers: Why Limitless Makes For Great Viewing

"Limitless" is originally a movie, and CBS turned it into a series last year. The movie is not memorable, but surprisingly the TV series has become one of the moste-anticipated TV shows of the season.

Hypable listed reasons on why the TV version is better than the movie, as well as why viewers should include "Limitless" in their Tuesday TV watching habit. According to the website, the show is just fun. From the lead character, Brian Finch (Jake McDorman), to the rest of the cast, fans definitely enjoy watching their interactions each episode. The website even added that there's not one episode that hasn't made the viewers laugh yet.

The show also has a very interesting way of telling a story. Fans can remember how Brian loves to use clay models to replicate the criminals they were hunting. In episode 13, viewers saw how Brian's subconscious made it interesting to watch what's supposed to be a gruesome murder. There's also the episode where it paid tribute to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" where Rebecca (Jennifer Carpenter) was seen wearing a fringe tan jacket giving advice to Brian. While the manner of the series is very serious, Brian always finds a way to let his personality shine and make the show more enjoyable to watch.

The synopsis of the upcoming episode was posted on Spoilers Guide, and the summary reads, "When a developer at the tech think tank Brian frequents is murdered, he and Rebecca interview the robotic version of the victim that she created before her death for clues to the killer's identity. Also, Brian screens agents for a position to join Mike and Ike as his third bodyguard."

"Limitless" season 1 episode 14 was directed by Guy Ferland. The story was written by Dennis Saavedra Saldua and Craig Sweeny, and the teleplay was made by Sallie Patrick and Craig Sweeny.

Catch new episodes of "Limitless" every Tuesday on CBS.

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