Lisa Williams: Life Among the Dead

I love Lisa's show. She is down to earth, confident, not arrogant and cocky about herself and gives us all a feel for what it is a medium does. She makes me feel comfortable with my own mediumistic gifts and makes me feel if she can do it, so can I.

Lisa's show seems to take place in California but she has a British accent and wild hair that just makes you love her all that much more.

You get the feeling from Lisa that she is genuine. She loves people, loves to work with them and she's not afraid of how people will treat her. Obviously since it is a television show they certainly don't show those people who might be nasty or treat her oddly, but I can't imagine anyone getting a quick reading from Lisa on the street without previous knowledge of who they are and not be amazed by her ability to tell them the truth about a loved one.

This 'genuine' woman only seems to get contacted by spirits for whom the crime has been documented via police investigations and court proceedings. There are thousands of people who have been murdered yet no body or murder scene have yet been located. It is very odd that the spirits of these victims never seem to contact this 'genuine' woman so the grieving relatives can find closure and the police can have a crime scene and/or body to work with.

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." You have to approach "Lisa Williams: Life Among the Dead" with that attitude, or you'll hate it. Lisa, like Allison Dubois in Medium, sees and hears dead people. She's a real person (as is Allison) with a British accent, punk hairdo, sunny attitude and a husband and family.

I don't have any idea how much the show is edited, but what appears on television is very interesting indeed, showing a strangely practical and paradoxically down to earth woman doing matter of fact, accurate readings for strangers on the street and others by appointment. How often she misses the mark, how many questions she asks, we don't know, again, because we don't know how much of the show is edited.

Nevertheless, thanks to Lisa herself, this is a highly entertaining show, sometimes very touching and always fascinating. I have seen several episodes and then lost track of it. I hope Lifetime gets it on a set schedule.

Outstanding show I was completely convinced this woman knew what she was doing and truly wanted to help people through their grief i felt very comfortable and I also feel her clients felt the same way I really wanted to express how helpful she was to everyone she came in contact with They didn't look at her as if she was crazy or insane... she was kind and genuine

I hope I'll be able to met her chances are I will things always happen for a reason she is an asset to Hollywood and to other grieving people and definitely helps many along the way I believe closure is extremely important and she knows how to do that

This has been the most enjoyable TV program I have watched for a long time as I am not a person to watch a lot of TV. This show has been enlightening to say the least. Please keep the show running for a long time to satisfy the interest of a lot of people who wonder if those who have passed are watching over their living loved ones. She has inspired me to continue believing that those who pass do visit the living when they need answers that only the departed can give. This is the case especially when the departing was sudden and unexpected, or when a tragic accident, suicide, or any other form of death occurred without any warning. We who have lost many young children especially have the nagging question for the departed, are they happy, did they suffer, do they know how much they are missed and how much we want to communicate when we need a comforting word from them.