Anyone watch Moment of Truth?

[kaitsmom]

I just caught the end of this show. Boy...seems like you could cause alot of trouble with a show like this! Entertaining though, I thought.

[Cherokee03]

Definetly will not watch this one again. It moved way too slow! It took five minutes to give the true/false results for each question.

[kaitsmom]

Definetly will not watch this one again. It moved way too slow! It took five minutes to give the true/false results for each question.

Yeah...I did think they used the "dramatic pause" thing way too much. I think I'd be terrible on this show. Not because I'd lie, but because I'd want clarification on every question before I answered it!! Like when they asked that last guy if he had ever gone thru a co-workers personal things. Do you mean like their purse or wallet? Or do you mean look on their desk or filing cabinet?

Or when they asked that personal trainer guy if he had ever touched a female client more than necessary. Do you mean like came on to her? Or do you mean gave her a pat on the back (not technically necessary).

[VLayne]

And depending on how the person being questioned interprets the question can give a false result. You can easily beat a lie detector test by envisioning a different meaning to the question and answering THAT question.

[SADLUP]

Definetly will not watch this one again. It moved way too slow! It took five minutes to give the true/false results for each question.

I fell asleep. I agree with you way too slow. ;) zzzzzzzzzz

[sparkle]

Watched it for about 5 minutes to give it a chance, then went back to my "Criminal Minds."
Way too slow for me.... seems like the Fox game shows have that tendency... :)

[Thunderstruck]

I watched...sort of..I skipped ny way through it with the Replay. I thought it would have been entertaining if they hadn't spent so much time anwersinga nd waiting for the result. It's not like they haven't heard all the questions before! I probably won't watch again.

[dalmatica]

I agree with you all. Too slow and not enough detail in the questions for me.

[SaddlebredMom]

They're trying to capitalize on the sensationalism of the lie detector results like the good ole Maury Povich show does. At least that show has the craziness of the participants and audience alike for some exaggerated drama. I only watched this one for few minutes while channel surfing and thought it was as exciting as watching mold grow. The whole concept is bizarre.