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Lie to Me Season 3, Ep. 1 "In the Red"

Lightman tries to prevent a bank robbery.

Runtime: 45 minutes
Original air date: October 04, 2010
Network: FOX

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Episode 1, "In the Red"

Synopsis: Lightman tries to prevent a bank robbery.

Original air date: October 4, 2010

Runtime: 45 minutes

Captions and Subtitles: English

ASIN: B0045XKNDW

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #73,873 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Lie to Me Season 3

Synopsis: From writer Samuel Baum (The Evidence) and the executive producers of 24 and Arrested Development comes Lie To Me, a drama series inspired by a real-life specialist who can read clues embedded in the human face, body, and voice to expose the truth in criminal investigations. When you scratch your chin, wring your hands, wrinkle your nose, or swallow too much, Dr. Cal Lightman knows you're lying. He doesn't just think so, he knows so, because he's taken his exceptional skills of observation to become the foremost deception expert in the country. Being a human lie detector, Cal can uncover the deepest secrets and crack the hardest cases. More accurate than any polygraph test, he knows when those in front of him are being less than forthcoming, be they family, friends, or complete strangers.

Starring: Tim Roth, Kelli Williams

Supporting actors: Brendan Hines, Monica Raymund, Hayley McFarland, Annette O'Toole, Jim Beaver, Barry Shabaka Henley, Arye Gross, John Diehl, Micah A. Hauptman, Jennifer Marsala, John Hartmann, Dominic Flores, Teresa Huang, Hannah Brylowe, Ana Lucasey, Logan Welch, Valerie Brandy

Season year: 2011

Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller

Executive producer: Alexander Cary

Network: FOX

ASIN: B0045XOCCK

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“ I am really going to miss this show, though I really only got into it after the fact. ” jocasey | 9 reviewers made a similar statement

“ I loved all three seasons. ” DANBO1700 | 6 reviewers made a similar statement

“ An awesome cast, but Tim Roth rocks as Cal Lightman. ” Susan S. Blackerby | 3 reviewers made a similar statement

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30 of 32 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Lie to me Again Please! October 16, 2011

By Steven Lee Trinidad

Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase

First off I am quite disappointed that the series is over. Overall this was a great season with its 13 episodes. They made some changes this season to try and save the series. I accept this and was not too bothered by it. The Major changes are his Lightmans ex wife is not in this season. FBI agent Benjamin Reynolds is no longer part of the cast. Loker is more cynical this season and is thinking about leaving the Lightman Group. And they seemed to try to focus more on Jillian's sex appeal.
Other than those changes it was basically the same. I loved this series and am highly disappointed that Fox killed the series. The science behind the lies and the fun of them showing real people reacting in the same manner they showed on the fictional characters on the show was incredible. Me and my wife loved pointing things out to our friends when we noticed their lies. FOX I want my Lies Back!

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14 of 17 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars From Good to even Better October 12, 2011

By Mandorallen

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Whoa. I mean lets be honest, as far as characters go, as far as episode plot lines and mysteries go, and as far as thematic material goes, lie to me has always been good. Even if it's not your cup of tea. Acting has been spot on. Writing has been brisk and entertaining.

News flash: it just got real.

All of the characters have been fleshed out to the point that now we see some conflict amongst them and not just between them and episode villains. This is where a lot of shows balk, screw up, choke. Not here. And neither do the writers take the show in a direction unwanted with that conflict. Well done.

Also they increase my respect in the area of new blood. While they are introducing strife into the protagonist party, they are also introducing us to new characters. No half-assery here. Not only are any new characters interesting and believable they are entertaining. Well done.

And best of all in my opinion, the mark of a truly great thing. They keep the main hooks in place. Many things change to much and loose the audience they had and do little to gain a new one (i'm speaking of anything here: Books, movies, tv shows, video games). Many things try to hard to keep what they had and bore the audience they have. The balance is a shy creature that many fail to capture.

Lie To Me catches the little guy smoothly without missing a beat. Insightful, entertaining change with loyalty to hooks that captured our hearts in the beginning.

Well done.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Haters are full of it January 15, 2012

By Alex

This series was fantastic. Season 3 was just getting better with the kid they hired off the street and they cancelled it? I watched the first 3 seasons only to find there is no fourth season. A network would have to be crazy not to pick this show back up...and no I am not one of the actors or related. I just thought the show was really well written with some good twists. Anyway, I am bummed.