Lie To Me Reviews

The actual concept of this show is pretty weak, Cal Lightman is an expert in reading peoples expressions to basically see if they're lying. Using this solves crimes, prevents general wrong-doings and is a bit of a maverick-saviour. Doesn't sound great does it? Excellent casting, superb plots and even better sub-plots made this one of ...  Read the complete review

** How I came across to watch this . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stubbled across this show sort of accidentally. I always use to go on about how I find it intersting how we position ourselves within a classroom, or choosing a specific seat in an empty room can reveal so much. A friend of mine mentioned that a ...  Read the complete review

When I originally saw the advert for Lie to Me, I thought it was some kind of reality show with an expert trying to work out whether someone was lying or not. Once I found out this was a drama series I wasn't as keen to watch it, but watched anyway. Not being a fan of the usual detective series such as CSI and the likes, I was pleasnatly surprised ...  Read the complete review

Lie To Me is a US-based drama featuring British actor Tim Roth as the lead character, Dr Cal Lightman. The series is based around a company called the Lightman Group which features a team of deception experts who are trained to be like "human lie detectors". They achieve this by analysing "micro facial expressions" which are ...  Read the complete review

Lie To Me premiered on the Fox Network in January 2009, and has been broadcast in the UK on Sky One in May 2009. Although the first series has come to end now, I'm sure there will be many repeats available on Sky One, or Sky Two, or Sky Three or any other franchise of Sky that may unexpectedly pop up over night. Lie To Me follows the ...  Read the complete review

Before watching this i had just finished watching the mentalist and thought it was going to be more of the same, I enjoyed the mentalist alot but Lie to me was better on every level. The show is about the Lightman institute, the institute researches body language and facial expressions. They are contracted to various agencies and ...  Read the complete review

Lie to Me is a new american crime drama on Sky one every Thursday. Each 40 minute episode is an interesting glimpse into the work of a company specialising in human behaviour and more importantly deception. Dr Cal Lightman, played brilliantly by Tim Roth, and his team are employed by various companies and individuals to investigate ...  Read the complete review

'Lie to Me' is a new American TV show in the same mould as the fabulous new show 'The Mentalist'. The show follows a deception expert and his team as they help the FBI uncover the truth behind all kinds of crimes by knowing when people are lieing or showing signs of anxiety. Dr Cal Lightman heads up the operation after studying human ...  Read the complete review

This is quite a new show on to our screens and it is fantastic. This is a programme that has the edge and angle that I personally haven't encountered on any programme so far. I find watching this so interesting,. It is based around an lie analyst who interogates suspects and analyses their behaviour to see if they are lying or not. It also ...  Read the complete review

Just when you thought that there was no new angle possible in the already crowded world of US crime drama, along comes 'Lie to Me' with its own unique take on the genre. Tim Roth stars as a nutty professor type who is called in to investigate FBI cases, but his brief is always the same - he has to discover whether people are telling the truth ...  Read the complete review

Lie to Me is a brand new US series which has now come to Sky1 (the first episode was shown tonight!). Tim Roth headlines in this programme as Dr Cal Lightman, a deception expert who's team is hired by the FBI, police and individuals to discover the truth as to whether a person is lying or not by detecting even the slightest movement, ...  Read the complete review

Not many people are good at it. Women are, reputedly, better at it than men. Those that are can make themselves very rich. Those that aren't spend most of their lives wishing they were. What are we talking about? Lying. How often have you looked at and listened to someone and thought, I don't believe them? How did you ...  Read the complete review