Tell Me Lies actress Grace Van Patten stars as Knox. Van Patten took over the role after Margaret Qualley was originally set ...

Hulu's Tell Me Lies, starring Grace Van Patten and Jackson White, premiered on September 7, 2022. Since then, it has gained popularity for its dark portrayal of college romance.

Created by Meaghan Oppenheimer, Tell Me Lies, is a drama show that is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Carola Lovering.

Since season 2 of Tell Me Lies ended in October 2024, details have continued to be shared about the next chapter at Baird College. Here's everything to know about Tell Me Lies season 3, including ...

Hulu's Tell Me Lies has added some new cast members for its junior season. Season 2 of the drama show premiered in September 2024 before its December renewal and in addition to Grace Van Patten ...

Tell Me Lies ended its second season with Stephen giving Bree (Catherine Missal) a truly terrible wedding gift: The recording of Evan (Branden Cook) admitting that he cheated on her with Lucy ...

"Tell Me Lies" season two has arrived and the "ripple effects of Stephen and Lucy's relationship" are front and center this season, Meaghan Oppenheimer, the show's creator said.

The first season of “Tell Me Lies” premiered in September 2022, while the second season debuted last month. Hulu has not yet announced if “Tell Me Lies” will be renewed for a third season ...

Tell Me Lies Season 2 finale spoilers ahead. While Drew and Wrigley are estranged for the majority of Season 2’s 2008 college scenes, the final episode reveals that Drew tragically and ...

Grace Van Patten (left) and Sonia Mena (right) co-star in "Tell Me Lies," streaming on Hulu. Seasons 1 and 2 take place across two semesters of one year at college; however, there's foreshadowing to ...

“Tell Me Lies” has come full circle, with its Season 2 finale seeing Lucy (Grace Van Patten) and Stephen (Jackson White) back together, and definitely not better than ever.

But Tell Me Lies is a show unconcerned with its own carnage. Lucy and Stephen’s cruelty isn’t a plot device for growth and self-reflection… it’s actually the whole point.