Scorpion 24DVD Starring: Elyes Gabel/Catherine McPhee/Eddie Kay Thomas/Gaden Wang/Ari Stidham/More .. Type: Plot/Suspense/Crime Country/Region of Production: United States Language: English Synopsis: In this drama, O'Brien is invited to become the new think tank of the US National Security Agency, forming a "Scorpion" team to address the complex high-tech threats of modern society. He recruited a group of socially unsociable but extremely intelligent geniuses to help himself: Toby Curtis (Eddie Kaye Thomas) is a behavioral expert who can easily see through anyone's inner world. Happy Quinn (Jadyn Wong) is a mechanical expert who can assemble anything with both surgical precision and magical speed. Sylvester Dodd (Ari Stidham) is a master of statistics, but occasionally experiences obsessive-compulsive disorder. Federal agent Cabe Gallo (Robert Patrick) is responsible for convening the Scorpion team and utilizing their extensive technological knowledge to solve a headache inducing crisis. Gallo was interested in this team because he had dealt with O'Brien before, but... it wasn't a history worth remembering. This team lacking social experience can find comfort in each other. But once they leave this small circle, their sense of humor is no longer there, and their quirky personality will bring them endless troubles. They can only rely on young restaurant waiter Paige Dineen (Katharine McPhee) to communicate with the outside world. Paige is just an ordinary woman, but she has a highly intelligent son, so she understands the inner world of geniuses very well. She is to some extent equivalent to Walter and his super team's "nanny" and "translator" - without Paige, these extremely intelligent "high intelligence individuals" not only cannot take care of themselves, but are also easily misunderstood by outsiders. These extremely intelligent bookworms ultimately accepted the job opportunity offered by Cabe Gallo, which was a perfect job for them: they could apply their extraordinary wisdom to the right path - to solve national crises. At the same time, they can help each other better integrate into modern society through this job. Ernie Hudson plays Brooks, the head of air traffic control at Los Angeles International Airport. He knows how to read information on computer screens and proficiently help busy airports streamline various routes, but he knows nothing about how computer systems operate specifically.