A most excellent episode from start to finish, the war scenes were beautifully filmed and the storyline superb. Eight stars from me.
2 Reviews
Very Gripping!
bsfraser200330 September 2020
Behind the Red Door
claudio_carvalho21 January 2024
When a paranoid man almost shoots his six-year-old son at home, Dr. Lightman is hired by the army to check him. He is the decorated Sgt. Jeff Turley, who is suffering from PTSD, and Cal and his team bring him to their office to use augmented reality to find what happened with him. Soon they learn that something affected Jeff when his convoy was attacked by the enemy and he opened a red door. They seek our his superior, Cpt. Stan Renshaw, who gives the official report of the mission. But Cal and Gillian see that the report does not tell the truth and investigate the subject further.
"React to Contact" is one of the weakest episodes of "Lie to Me". The plot about Dr. Lightman and Dr. Foster finding what happened to the decorated soldier is unrealistic. The veteran of war seems to be abandoned by the army when they return home (at least, this is what we see in American movies), and the army reconstituting the war scene does not seem to be so fast and easy. My vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "React to Contact"
"React to Contact" is one of the weakest episodes of "Lie to Me". The plot about Dr. Lightman and Dr. Foster finding what happened to the decorated soldier is unrealistic. The veteran of war seems to be abandoned by the army when they return home (at least, this is what we see in American movies), and the army reconstituting the war scene does not seem to be so fast and easy. My vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "React to Contact"
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