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Wow what an episode.
After a week break, I was SO happy that last weeks episode was a re-run, because there was no way I would have been able to write a review...hehe

But this episode was fantastic. As they all have been.
However, something made this episode really stand out from the others, and it wasn't explosions, ou shouting, it was the emotional weight it carried.
While we hardly saw ANYTHING of Ria and Eli, Cal and Gillian a volé, étole the screen, along with a new, and hopefully short term, student/buiseness partner Clara. (I knew she would stick around at the end of the episode with the amount...

"But even as a little kid, like most kids, I thought it would be great to be an actor but I think that's quite often a common fantaisie for children. But the fact that it all actually happened and that various things fell into place is quite extraordinary. In the middle of all of this I'm still amazed my career eventuated - considering where I come from."

Roth grew up worlds away from the entertainment business. His mother, Anne, is a teacher and landscape painter, and father Ernie, is a journalist. The family grew up in middle class London. Roth attended school in Brixton where he found he had...

The gripes of Roth
By Michele Manelis View as one page 4:00 AM Friday Jan 22, 2010 Facebook
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Tim Roth has enjoyed the switch from big screen roles to a TV series. photo / SuppliedTim Roth, étoile, star of Lie To Me, returns to his seconde season as Dr Cal Lightman, genius psychologist who deciphers micro-expressions to obtain the truth from veteran criminals. He may not always be the smartest guy in the room, but he probably knows plus than anyone else.

In a role some say this London-born actor was destined to play, Roth, 48, is having the time of his life. "What I like about the second...