Series premiere of The Irrational

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World-renowned behavioral science professor Alec Mercer uses his unique expertise in psychology, body language, emotion and more to help solve difficult, high-stakes cases. With the support of his research assistants, his tech-savvy sister and his ex-wife -- who also happens to be an FBI agent -- and guided by his fierce curiosity about human

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[lillymoo]

I loved Lie to Me so much so I’ll definitely check this out.

[firstknivesclub]

there are too many procedurals about ppl who are experts in body language and stuff. Give us a procedural about like a poop detective or something.

[recognitions]

Well, work is work, I guess.

[squirrels_oh_no]

All the crime procedurals are now blending together to me. I stumbled across the synopsis of The Fix from 2019 the other day, though, and the ridiculousness is getting out of hand. Someone gave Marcia Clark her own legal procedural and let her retcon the OJ trial like it was self-insert AU fanfiction.

[__onthebound]

1. Lie to Me
2. The Mentalist
3. Bones

The "non cop" expert who somehow solves every problem with their XYZ knowledge/experience