Lie to me

[QueenofSpleen]

Does any one watch? I think its brill, in face its the only thing I have ever watched on Skys 'Anytime TV'
Its on sky 1 on thursday's at 10pm, Tim Roth is in it.
Its a drama about a team of body languagr experts who assists police in solving crimes.

[QueenofSpleen]

in FACT not face (which is quite ironic in its own way)

[Tortington]

i watch it - its ok

[smurfgirl]

I watched one episode and thought it was awful. Was tyring to hard to make him quirky like House and that bloke off CSI. Very contrived.

[12StoneNeedsToBe10]

I love it :D

[BennyAndJoon]

I may try it. I like house. My friend 12StoneNeedsToBe10 likes it.

[12StoneNeedsToBe10]

oh yes, much better than that Facebook crap; mind you, it's still got me doing non-work stuff during working hours!!
BEnny - you'll love it. I actually watched an episode of House the other day (first time) and thought it was marvellous!
Tim Roth in Lie To Me is brilliantly dry!! Watch out for one of his minnions who insists on telling the truth all the time

[wannabe10]

I love it and its much better then the mentalist which is the same kind of thing.......

[Tortington]

hte mentalist was first

the guy in the mentalist is fit as fuck

and its better

[Ronaldinhio]

I would watch anything given half the chance..when is it on so that I can sky+?

[Tidey]

Lie to Me is very good so far, but I get the feeling it could become samey after a while. At the moment though, I'm very relieved I still have something to look forward to watching, as Bones, 24 and Pushing Daisies have all finished

[bronze]

I caught a couple by accident (wanted something to watch while feeding) and thought it was pretty good

[wannabe10]

I agree the bloke in the mentalist is lovely..............

[GothAnneGeddes]

I've tried watching it but I just start ranting at the screen about inadmissible evidence. Do you seriously think his face reading would stand up in court?

[toomuchmonthatendofthemoney]

i think they are copying some of the CSI drama type stuff e.g.

lingering shots of glassy buildings.
lots of marching along corridors and pushing open doors in a very righteous manner.
older, cool, always right dude with a hidden past (Tim roth) who investigates story line A.(gory death).
older but still attractive knowledgeable woman whose personal life is dodgy.
young very attractive Ethnic Minority character in charge of story line B (less gory death).
young geeky with glasses (but still shiny teeth and good skin) who is secretly IN LOVE with Ethnic Minority as above.

However, i do find the body language stuff really interesting and Tim Roth is a brilliant actor (as is Hugh Laurie) who does draw you into the programme. Definitely worth a look, a cut above 80% of the dross on tv.

[womblingfree]

Am enjoying it so far but is no substitute for Bones and the gorgeous Agent Booth (even though the final episode was appalling)

[LovingTheRain]

Love, love, LOVE it! Love all the stuff about body language and micro expressions etc. Very intresting and certainly worth a watch!

[LovingTheRain]

interesting*

[PortAndLemon]

It's interesting but, as Tidey says, it could get very samey very quickly if they don't get a good plot arc going (so far they seem to just be crowbarring Hints Of A Troubled Past in for the sake of it).

I liked the last episode of Bones. It took me right back to my Moonlighting-watching days in my lost youth -- that was the sort of thing they'd have pulled [warm nostalgic glow].

[mayorquimby]

can't stand it. thought the first episode was good and the idea was good. then the second and third episode where exactly the same and i realised there's only so much they can do with the format/premise. so every episode now has an overly contrived "twist" and no character development.

[Megglevache]

it's a bit tongue in cheek and pretty predictable I'd say, but hey that doesn't stop me from watching every week

I like the assistant who doesn't lie- he's so cute.

[Megglevache]

what's the Mentalist? What a stupid name for a show.