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Season 3

Lie to Me Season 3 Episode Guide

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In the Red

Lightman’s plan to infiltrate a robbery goes awry when he discovers one of the robbers is seeking revenge, not money.

The Royal We

The Lightman Group investigates an abuse accusation at a beauty pageant, focusing on a mother-daughter duo with a dark secret.

Dirty Loyal

Lightman’s relationship with Detective Wallowski gets complicated when Internal Affairs attempts to incriminate her.

Double Blind

The Lightman Group gets taken for a ride when a clever museum thief attempts to evade their investigation.

The Canary's Song

Six deaths in a coal mine explosion appear to be foul play. In order to find out, Lightman puts himself in the same dangerous situation.

Beyond Belief

After a member of a cult tries to commit suicide, Lightman devotes himself to exposing the leader.

Veronica

Lightman works with a woman with early-onset Alzheimer’s to uncover a traumatic memory from her past, and in the process discovers there may be a killer working at her health care facility.

Smokes

Lightman reveals a surprising suspect in a fatal armed robbery at a barbeque joint.

Funhouse

Lightman’s own sanity is challenged as he tries to determine whether a man at a mental hospital is being held against his will.

Rebound

The group reveals a con after being hired to check into the background of the boyfriend of a wealthy woman.

Saved

After a fatal traffic accident, Lightman is hired to investigate the three high school students who were responsible.

Gone

In the wake of a kidnapping, Lightman digs deeper to discover a family in desperate need of repair.

Killer App

In the season finale the Lightman Group becomes involved in the investigation of terrorist bombings in the D.C. area which becomes personal as Torres’s boyfriend is in danger.

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Paul Ekman is a well-known psychologist and co-discoverer of micro expressions. He was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by TIME magazine in 2009. He has worked with many government agencies, domestic and abroad. Dr. Ekman has compiled over 50 years of his research to create comprehensive training tools to read the hidden emotions of those around you.