February 1, 2011 | 0 Comments
Lie to Me went high tech to close out the season. The social network-inspired episode earned a solid 4.9 rating from our critic.
Lie to Me premiered on Fox in early 2009.
The drama is based around Dr. Cal Leightman. He’s played by Tim Roth and he heads up a private agency that is contracted by the FBI, local police, law firms, corporations and private individuals. The goal of this agency?
To earch for the truth. Leightman and his team of behavioral psychology experts get to the heart of various cases by determining who is lying and who is not.
Lie to Me went high tech to close out the season. The social network-inspired episode earned a solid 4.9 rating from our critic.
Was this an especially unique episode of Lie to Me? No. Was it yet another solid example of great writing? Absolutely.
The young executive of a social networking website is killed this week. We wonder from where writers got that idea.
Can Tim Roth not speak with his mouthful of food? Other than that request, there was little to complain about this week on Lie to Me.
Lightman looks into the kidnapping of a child this week. He discovers a few secrets being held by the kid’s mother.
We were treated to a double dose of Cal Lightman this week. Read on for a lengthy review of two Lie to Me episodes.
As a result of a fatal traffic accident, Lightman and his team are called in to investigate. He has questions for the paramedic first on the scene.
Lightman is hired by a wealthy woman on this episode. She wants the doctor to look into her new boyfriend’s background.
Lightman checks himself into a mental hospital on this episode. Read on for a full recap of events.
Doug Hutchison will guest star on a future episode of Lie to Me. This actor is best known for having played Horace Goodspeed on Lost.