Lie to Me

Lie to Me" star Jennifer Beals has been cast in Hallmark Channel's original movie "The Night Before the Night Before Christmas."

Schedule note: Game 5 of the World Series, if necessary, will air tonight on Fox. Otherwise, repeats of "House" and "Lie to Me" are scheduled. SPOTLIGHT 'Greek' 8 p.m. on ABC Family

Lightman finds an old friend brings him more trouble than fond memories.

Garret Dillahunt ratchets up the tension on Lie To Me as Cal Lightman gets taken hostage by a love-crazed murder suspect.

Fox has ordered three more episodes of Lie to Me , according to The Hollywood Reporter . Lie to Me 's Kelli Williams: Meet the new Gillian Foster The additional scripts bring the crime drama's ... Read More Other Links From TVGuide.com Lie to Me

Lie To Me , the Tim Roth I-know-what-you’re-thinking-because-your-eyelid-twitched crime show, just got an order for an additional three scripts from Fox . It deserves the full “back nine” order — a full season.

Lie to Me made some behind-the-scenes changes this season, translating into on-screen changes for Kelli Williams' character, Gillian Foster. Shawn Ryan tells the truth about reinventing Lie to Me The 39-year-old former star of The Practice says the addition ...

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Cal's trust issues get a work out as his daughter plays Nancy Drew on vacation while a rival scopes out The Lightman Group -- and Foster.

Lie To Me had the advantage of following the hit House ; Trauma had the advantage of… um, nothing. ( Heroes isn’t a helpful ratings lead-in, and I got off that particular superhero train a while ago anyway: Anyone think I should I re-board?)

Fast National ratings for Monday, Sept. 28, 2009"Dancing with the Stars" and "House" remained strong Monday, allowing their respective networks to claim a share of the ratings win for the night. The season premiere of "Lie to Me" wasn't as healthy, however, and the debut of "Trauma" on NBC...

Fox's "Lie to Me," which begins its second season tonight, is about a man who has mastered the art of recognizing deception by paying attention to the most subtle changes of expression on a person's face. So it feels appropriate that the show has taken a big leap forward creatively thanks to...

The last time I checked in with Liz Craft and Sarah Fain, the Pembroke Hill grads and Hollywood writing team I call the Murder Gals — mostly because they helped adapt “The Women’s Murder Club” for TV but also because a lot of people seem to get killed violently on their shows — they had just mad...

While American folklore tells us that George Washington never told a lie, the topic of lying on Capitol Hill, at work, or at home is big news. For instance, President Barak Obama is charged with telling lies. A popular TV show, Lie to Me, conducts a poll that shows the average person lies 42 tim...

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Jericho ’s Lennie James has snagged one of this fall’s most sought-after roles: Tim Roth’s Lie to Me nemesis, Ray Marsh.

The body language expert on Lie to Me? No, there's nothing special about sleuths with special powers. At least this isn't another offering in the seemingly ...

And, according to an expert in body language and facial expressions -- who also is the inspiration behind the TV show "Lie to Me" -- it was a clue that ... Reading between the liesOtago Daily Times all 3 news articles »

I smell a 2010 guest actress Emmy nod in Erika Christensen's future. The ex- Six Degrees star has been tapped to play a law student suffering from multiple personality disorder in the season premiere of Fox's Lie to Me , sources confirm to me exclusively.

In “Lie to Me,” Tim Roth plays Dr. Cal Lightman, a human lie detector. The show centers on him and his lie detection agency, which refrains from using any conventional polygraph tests, because they aren’t accurate enough. To Lightman, lie detecting is all about the human touch. Or the human fa...

Well, that's according to Tim Roth's character Dr Lightman, who solves crimes through body language in Lie To Me. He has video clips to prove it too, ... and more »

 New Zealand Now taking over his slot is the equally six-o'clock- shadowed misery-guts, Dr Lightman (Tim Roth) in Lie to Me (TV3, Tuesdays, 8.30pm). Unlike his predecessor, who plays an unnaturally rumpled American, Roth is allowed to keep the Brit accent to go ...

OK, so Lie to Me has Tim Roth as the main man, human polygraph Dr Cal Lightman (as opposed to flashy blond Simon Baker who plays Mentalist Patrick Jane). I guess that distinguishes it a bit. Roth's got more presence, he's one of ours, he's a proper ...

I can truthfully say that Lie To Me is one of the best new US drama series I’ve seen in ages.

And while the agents refuse to tell Cal any details, Katanski insists the shoot was good -- and he's lying. Cal and Gillian disagree about whether to take the story seriously -- Gillian wants to stop pushing, because if an attack is being planned, ...

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 10.30 The Mentalist 11.30 Castle The Mentalist. Episode 5. "Redwood" Girl with amnesia in the woods. Did she kill her friend? Castle. Episode 1. "Flowers for Your Grave" Rick Castle joins the police force! The Mentalist, Lie To Me and Castle are all very similar. But Castle is easily the best and most fun to watch. And the only surprise in that is that it's not all down to Nathan Fillion being bloody brilliant in everything he does. There are other reasons to enjoy this cool show. Highlight? Castle (second viewing of the pilot is just as good, if not better) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book Yet Another Film Review Blog   [read the full post]

By Matt Mitovich 8 pm/ET Fox's Lie to Me led the pack with an audience of 10.03 million total viewers, down 10 percent from its week-ago time-period premiere. CBS' sitcoms combined for second, though both Old Christine (7.37 mil, down 260K) and Gary (7.57 mil, down 140K) dipped a bit.

By Matt Mitovich 9 pm American Idol unveiled its "Judges' Save" twist to 24.9 million viewers, an increase of 11 percent from last Wednesday's results show (yet down 6 percent year-over-year). Criminal Minds came in second with 14 mil. Life, at 5.3 mil, was up 430 thou. Lost returns next week! 

By Bill Gorman Nielsen TV Ratings: ©2009 The Nielsen Company. All Rights Reserved.  Rating: Estimated percentage of the universe of TV households (or other specified group) tuned to a program in the average minute. Ratings are expressed as a percent.

By JD(noreply@blogger.com) Lie To Me Unchained Original Air Date: Mar 4, 2009 JD - Associate Staff Writer JD@thetwocentscorp.com Fun, fun, fun at The Lightman Group this episode! Or at least it was fun to watch--I'm sure our little human lie detectors weren't having as much fun solving the cases as I was watching them do it. Anyway, as much as I'm growing to really like Loker and Foster (I wasn't sure at first, you know), it's still a pleasure to watch Lightman and Torres work together, and a got another chance to do that in Unchained. This week, it's Lightman and Torres off to investigate a supposedly reformed gang leader who's set to be released from prison, while Loker and Foster investigate the mysterious death of a firefighter. Let's go, shall we?   [read the full post]

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By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 06.30 The Big Bang Theory 07.00 CSI 08.00 Greek 09.00 The Closer 10.00 Lie To Me Everything else sucked! As gripping an hour of TV as you are ever likely to see. This is superb stuff. Lie To Me. Episode 2. "Moral Waiver" The gimmick is good, Tim Roth is fantastic but the stories are awful. Both of the stories in this second episode are stock tales from other crime dramas, with nothing added to make the retelling worth it. In each case it is obvious from the moment the story starts what the outcome will be. Watching this is torture. Tim Roth is not enough to save this pile of manure. I want to like this show, but it's pure rubbish. Highlight? The Closer (clever) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book Yet Another Film Review Blog   [read the full post]

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) MARTIN WEXLER] 40s. Male. A sharp attorney who interviews Torres and Loker as he tries to find out if someone at the Lightman Group leaked information about a client that could lead to litigation and the end of the company sptv050769. ONE DAY GUEST STAR / ANY ETHNICITY

By television Seen the Fox series “Lie to Me”? Then you’ve heard Ryan Star. The New York-based rocker, who competed on the CBS series “Rock Star: Supernova,” sings the “Lie to Me” theme song titled “Brand New Day.” His song “This Could Be the Year” is also being used to promote NBC’s upcoming series “Kings.”

Lie To Me's "lie-catcher" premise and flashes of visual wit put a twist on the detective-show genre. Whether it can stay fresh remains to be seen.

By Robert Seidman Okay, I'm completely making that up. But I'd love it if FOX would drag in the real-life human lie detectors using the science showcased on Lie to Me and make a two hour special breaking down all the times Alex Rodriguez lied to Peter Gammons on Sportscenter and Katie Couric on 60 Minutes[...]

By screenwriterguy Medium, House, The Closer, The Mentalist, Ghost Whisperer… and now Lie to Me.  All are procedurals about a key central character with a superhuman (or at least almost superhuman) ability to solve mysteries.  The adage that Hollywood likes to see new projects that are, “the same… but diffe...

By McCluskey and Miller Lie to Me [9 PM, Fox] - This decently-reviewed series (and Mentalist rival) debuts tonight, as Fox allows it to draft just behind the American Idol's ratings bumper (trumpet fanfare: our first NASCAR analogy!). Tim Roth plays Dr. Cal Lightman, a dude who can look at a person's face and body l...

By McCluskey and Miller Lie to Me [9 PM, Fox] - This decently-reviewed series (and Mentalist rival) debuts tonight, as Fox allows it to draft just behind the American Idol's ratings bumper (trumpet fanfare: our first NASCAR analogy!). Tim Roth plays Dr. Cal Lightman, a dude who can look at a person's face and body l...

By McCluskey and Miller Lie to Me [9 PM, Fox] - This decently-reviewed series (and Mentalist rival) debuts tonight, as Fox allows it to draft just behind the American Idol's ratings bumper (trumpet fanfare: our first NASCAR analogy!). Tim Roth plays Dr. Cal Lightman, a dude who can look at a person's face and body l...

The best new show on TV... honestly.

By Tempo In “Lie to Me,” Tim Roth plays Dr. Cal Lightman, an expert on the non-verbal cues people give off when they tell fibs. The series is based on the research of scientist Paul Ekman, whose work rests on the assumption that, as “Lie to Me’s” tag line puts it, “the truth is written on all our faces.”

By Rick Porter The measure of a good TV procedural, for me, lies in the way it handles its exposition. Every case-of-the-week crime show medical drama has to handle it somehow, but there's an art to making it seem like a natural part of the story. Put FOX's new series Lie to Me in the category of shows that do it...

By Bill Brioux(tvfeedsmyfamily@rogers.com) We both agree that Lie To Me, the new Fox drama which stars Tim Roth (above, middle at press tour) and starts tomorrow night (in Canada on Global), has breakout hit potential. That seemed to be the consensus at press tour, too. Roth plays an expert who has spent years studying how facial ticks a...

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) Crash, To Love And Die, Lie To Me, The Mentalist, Damages, Planet Of The Apes MP3 File

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 05.30 NCIS 06.30 Damages 07.30 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 08.30 Lie To Me 09.30 The Mentalist 03.00 Night Court Damages. Season 2, Episode 1. "I Lied, Too" A month has passed, Ellen and Patty are both trying - in the own way - to deal with the events of Season One. Lie To Me. Episode 1. "Pilot" A standard cop show, with a great lead actor and a nice gimmick. The rest of the cast are bland, except Brendan Hines who is wasted in a support role. He should be the one partnered with Lightman out in the field. The Mentalist. Episode 2. "Red Hair and Silver Tape" I'm trying to like it, honest, but it's still coming across as a bit too pedestrian for me.   [read the full post]

Actually, human lie detector doesn't seem like much of a stretch. The science part of it is based on pyschology professor Paul Ekman's research in emotions and nonverbal communication. It's not hard to believe that people could teach themselves to tell whether people are lying or not. Ther...

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) CLIFF WALLACE] 40s, African American, he is a longtime firefighter who blames the recently deceased Eyan Mitchell (also African American) for making his life hell at the fire station. As far as Wallace is concerned, there is no black or white at the station. As he puts it, "We're firemen." He...

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) OLIVER LUCKETT] mid to late 30s, Any Ethnicity, boyish, he's an Internet billionaire who hit it big with his website iFace. He's smart, NOT sleazy. He hires Torres and Loker to investigate his fiancée, Nadia, and find out if she's marrying him for love or money...GUEST STAR

By DarkUFO(noreply@blogger.com) Samuel Baum, Brian Grazer, David Nevins and Steven Maeda serve as executive producers on the series, which is produced by Imagine Television and 20th Century Fox Television. Robert Schwentke directed the pilot. Tim Roth as Dr. Cal Lightman Monica Raymund as Ria Torres

By STV Meanwhile, Tim Roth is hoping the grass — or at least the money — is greener at Fox, where he's aboard Brian Grazer's Lie to Me, about a FBI-recruited scientist "with the innate ability to read whether people are telling the truth": Imagine TV and 20th Century Fox TV are behind the show, whic...