Remember when I theorized that Alec (Adrian Pasdar) and Rebecca (Charisma Carpenter) were going to hook up on The Lying Game? Apparently I’m not as crazy as my therapist says I am! Alice Greczyn recently chatted with HollywoodLife.com about her on-screen dad’s love life, and it sounds like things are about to get real hot real fast. “Rebecca becomes a love interest for Mads’ dad, so she’s around the house a lot,” Alice told us. “Mads initially feels a nice connection with her,” but things don’t stay that way for long.

“As the season goes further, we learn a lot more suspicious things about Rebecca,” Alice added. “Mads is going to become more evaluating of the whole Rebecca situation later on.”

And in case you’re still confused about the whole Annie Hobbs/Annie Sewell fiasco, don’t worry — so is Alice!

“Half the time when I show up on set, I have to talk with the writer before we do the scenes, because I don’t understand what’s going on,” Alice admitted. “It’s a lot to keep track of! I can only imagine as an audience member, who hasn’t read the script or had the privilege of talking to one of the writers, how confusing it must be.”

So what do you think Rebecca’s big secret is? Could she really be Emma and Sutton’s mom? Head to the comments section below with your best Lying Game theories!

— Andy Swift

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While Sutton (Alexandra Chando) remained a captive in the same mental hospital as her mother, Eduardo (Rick Malambri) was in dire condition after his car “accident.” To make things even more complicated, Thayer (Christian Alexander) decided to stick around and look out for Mads (Alice Greczyn), while Laurel (Allie Gonino) became desperate to lose her virginity to squatter boyfriend Justin (Randy Wayne.)

Then there’s Emma, who still mad at Ethan (Blair Redford) this week for overreacting to Sutton’s little sleepovers with Thayer — and Ethan punching Thayer was the last straw for Emma. She’s positive he’s still in love with Sutton!

Mads and Char (Kirsten Prout) became convinced there was something going on between Sutton and Eduardo, and their anger only increased after thinking Emma-as-Sutton also slept with Thayer. And speaking of mistaken identity, Sutton was accused of being Emma at the mental ward because, to be fair, she was in possession of Emma’s driver’s license. No one believed her when she tried to explain herself.

She did get meet their mom, Annie Hobbes, Only to have the woman claim that both her little girls died and to dismiss Sutton as merely a hallucination. The police then arrested Sutton for the Emma’s prior charge. (Remember that money she stole at the beginning of the season?)

Back in Phoenix, the Mercers discovered Justin and Laurel in bed together — so bad! — and Emma’s creepy foster brother Travis (Kenneth Miller) showed up at the Mercers’ house!

I think Alec (Adrian Pasdar) somehow caused the car accident. He hasn’t outright admitted to it, but he’s so slimy and possessive that I wouldn’t put it past him. Also, where is Thayer and Mads’ mom? The writers haven’t explained her absence yet, so far as I can remember — and it’s sort of suspicious.

I don’t blame Laurel for wanting to sleep with Justin. He is her boyfriend and he seems like a good guy, even if he did at first lie about his past. I thought her whole set-up for the big night was pretty cheesy, though. If I were him, that nightie and those candles would have turned me off! I wonder what the Mercers are going to think of him next episode after finding out his living situation.

As for Emma, she has a right to be mad at Ethan. He totally overreacted! I feel like half of his character growth consists of hitting people. He’s definitely slipping as a likeable character for me.

And Mads and Char are also justified in being angry with Emma-as-Sutton, since it is safe to assume she lied to their faces about sleeping with Thayer. I really think Emma should just tell them the truth about who she is. That would spare everyone so much pain — and time!

Alec was definitely involved in making Annie think that her daughters died. It was so sad when she refused to speak to Sutton! I hope the twins resolve matters with their mom in a later episode and that Sutton and Emma both end up all right. Emma should just say Travis is an intruder and have him taken away, since I doubt the Mercers will tolerate hearing the twin story — especially if it comes from some random boy.

What did YOU think of this episode?

— Flora Collins

On the Sept. 12 episode of The Lying Game, Emma (Alexandra Chando) decided not to go to homecoming because Laurel (Allie Gonino) was grounded, but ended up changing her mind when Char (Kirsten Prout) and Mads (Alice Greczyn) forced her to run for queen. And because Emma is such a good person, she convinced the Mercers to let Laurel go to the dance with Justin (Randy Wayne.) But the evening took an interesting turn when Emma discovered a picture of Mr. Mercer, Mr. Rybeck, and the twins’ birth mom from high school — together!

Meanwhile, Nisha (Sharon Pierre-Louis) revealed to Mr. Rybak that Eduardo (Rick Malambri) and Mads kissed, but got thrown off her pedestal when she lost her queendom to Emma. In two climactic ending scenes, Emma kissed Ethan (Blair Redford) in front of the entire school and we saw a shot of the twins’ mom in a hospital room painting a picture of a night sky — and two little girls.

I thought Emma handled the whole homecoming problem very well, as she successfully made everyone happy — even Ethan. I totally give her props for that. Sutton, on the other hand, is being so immature. She asked Emma to pretend to be her, so she had no right to be angry with Emma when she ran for homecoming queen, or even when she made out with her boyfriend. Emma’s just following orders — from a girl she barely knows, no less.

Sutton’s also abusing her relationship with Thayer (Christian Alexander) by kissing him out of envy. She’s already been awful to Ethan by not telling her friends about him. I’m surprised he could stand that kind of behavior for so long. She’s so catty!

As usual, Mr. Rybak is being a freak. He’s so possessive of Mads, and I hope Eduardo tells her everything he heard when he was hiding in her closet! He really gives me the chills whenever he’s on screen or even when he speaks. (Such a creeper!) I thought it was weird he didn’t chastise Eduardo after receiving the picture. I guess he has some secret up his sleeve that he wants Eduardo to be part of.

And after seeing the secret picture, I’m really starting to think Mr. Rybak is Sutton and Emma’s dad. He seemed to be pretty friendly with Annie Hobbs in the photo, and maybe he’s trying to keep some scandal from leaking out. Obviously, that can’t be the whole mystery but that idea may be the start of something bigger. I’m also getting more curious about what The Lying Game actually is.

That’s the title, but we’re on the fifth episode and it still hasn’t been explained.

What did YOU think of tonight’s episode?

— Flora Collins

On the Sept. 5 episode of ABC Family’s The Lying Game, Sutton and Emma (Alexandra Chando) discovered they share more than just the same pretty face; they also have the same recurring dream. And this lead Sutton to another interesting discovery, as she tracked down the house where Emma lived with her mom!

Laurel, in an act of sisterly kindness, took the blame for Sutton’s stolen computer, meaning all charges against Ethan (Blair Redford) been dropped! She also went out with Justin, much to Char’s annoyance.

Meanwhile, Nisha tried to sabotage Mads’ relationship with her ballet instructor, Eduardo — and, as always, the dads got creepier and the moms remained clueless!

I’m beginning to suspect that both Sutton and Emma were in the fire they’ve been dreaming about. Maybe I’m just skeptical, but I sort of doubt they’re having “twintuition.” And hey, maybe the “big mistake” Mr. Mercer and Mr. Rybak keep talking about is that they were somehow involved in the fire!

Also, Laurel is really growing on me! I used to find her bratty, and the most unbearable character on the show, but now she almost seems sweet. I loved how she got Ethan out of trouble and reciprocated Emma on the boy-front. She needs to be living her own life, not constantly overshadowed by her sister. (Where are her own sophomore friends, by the way?) Hopefully as the season progresses she’ll meet some new, nicer girls.

I loved the scene when Sutton found the name of their mom written on the wall of the dilapidated house. It was actually pretty powerful, and the starry scenery was pretty and whimsical. I’m still confused as to why Sutton is hiding Thayer from Emma, though. It seems sneaky and untrustworthy to keep him out of the videochats. Sutton seems to be hiding many secrets with him, even though she accuses practically everyone else on the show of being too covert.

Mads needs to realize that Eduardo’s actions are honorable. For legal reasons, he really can’t be with her, so she shouldn’t keep throwing herself at him. If he was into her, that would just make his character creepy and wrong. He’s almost too good for her.

Also, Nisha is really bugging me. We all know she’s going to use those photos of Eduardo and Mads to sabotage both their lives in the future. On the other hand, if she was dumped very harshly by Sutton maybe she has reason to be so catty. I wish we got more about her side of the story.

And as I mentioned earlier, the dads are getting weirder by the second. The napkin scenario really made me fear for Emma’s life — and Sutton’s motives. Maybe Sutton already knows what the dads are always discussing and part of her journey to LA was to get away from them.

What do you think?

— Flora Collins

ABC Family’s new series The Lying Game premiered last Monday, and if you’re like me, you’ve been tweaking out all week wondering what’s next for Emma and Sutton (Alexandra Chando.) Luckily, HollywoodLife.com got an early peek at tonight’s episode, and I’ve narrowed down 5 reasons why you’d be a straight-up fool to miss out.

1. Emma’s plans start to unravel. Emma may think Ethan (Blair Redford) and Sutton are the only ones who know about their little arrangement, but it doesn’t take long for the people around her — particularly her very nosey family — to start putting the pieces together.

2. We find out what “The Lying Game” really is. Believe it or not, “The Lying Game” isn’t just the title of ABC Family’s addictive new series. It’s an actual game, within the show. And if the girls decide to start playing it again, things will get ugly.

3. Sutton & Emma aren’t the only ones keeping secrets. If you thought Emma and Ethan were the only duo in town with secrets to keep, think again. Let’s just say Mads’ dad (Adrian Pasdar) and Emma’s dad do a whole lot of whispering on tonight’s episode. Like fathers, like daughters!

4. Things heat up between Emma & Ethan. Considering Ethan is the only guy in town who knows Emma’s big secret, it’s only natural they’d start to bond. But since he’s dating her twin sister, he probably shouldn’t get too close to Emma. (Someone should really tell him that.)

5. Emma comes clean! Yes, you read that right. After just two episodes, Emma is totally over the charade decides to admit who she really is. But, as most things in her life, Emma’s big reveal doesn’t quite go according to plan.

A new episode of The Lying Game airs at 9 p.m. tonight on ABC Family. Do you really need any more reasons to watch?

— Andy Swift

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