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Episode
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Body of Proof
20117
DramaKomediKrimMystikk
Utgitt
29. mars 2011
Land
USA
Produksjoner
ABC StudiosMatthew Gross EntertainmentArcturus ProductionsGross Entertainment
En kvinnelig jogger blir funnet flytende i Schuylkill River. Dr. Megan Hunt og hennes partner Peter Dunlop begir seg ut i felten for å etterforske saken. Samtidig som hun prøver å finne ut av dødsårsaken, må hun i tillegg løse en personlig floke – hva er den perfekte gaven til hennes datters 12-årsdag? Dr. Megan Hunt er i en klasse for seg selv: En glimrende og verdenskjent nevrokirurg på toppen av sin karriere, selv om suksessen og berømmelsen har kostet henne et ekteskap og forholdet til hennes 12 år gamle datter. Så blir Megans liv snudd på hodet av en forferdelig bilulykke som setter en stopper for hennes karriere som kirurg. Med kjærligheten til medisin intakt, men mangel på følelse i hendene, staker hun en ny kurs mot en karriere som patolog. Megan er nå en engasjert forsvarer for de døde, og løser mysteriene rundt deres død mens hun samtidig forteller deres livshistorier.
About
Quick guide
A former neurosurgeon turned medical examiner battles crime and family in Philadelphia.
Dr. Megan Hunt’s life is turned upside down after a car accident ends her neurosurgery career. She joins the city’s medical examiner’s office, using her surgical precision to solve murders while juggling a strained relationship with her daughter. The series blends forensic science, personal drama, and a small team of detectives and colleagues who help uncover the truth behind each case.
What to know
- 3 seasons, 42 episodes, each about 60 minutes long
- Set in Philadelphia’s medical examiner office
- Stars Dana Delany, Jeri Ryan, Geoffrey Arend
- Megan Hunt is a former neurosurgeon turned M.E.
- The show mixes forensic science with character drama
- Episodes follow a self‑contained case structure
- Family relationships play a central role
- The tone is serious but with moments of humor
Watch if
If you enjoy crime‑drama with a strong female lead, forensic science, and a blend of professional and personal storylines, this show offers well‑crafted mystery episodes with character depth.
Skip if
If you prefer high‑octane action, graphic violence, or shows with a purely procedural feel without personal drama, this series may feel slower and too focused on character development.
crime violenceinvestigation heavypsychological elementsmature themessuspenseful
Show Premise
The series follows Dr. Megan Hunt, a former neurosurgeon whose life is altered by a fatal car crash. She joins Philadelphia’s medical examiner office and applies surgical precision to solve murders. The show balances forensic investigations with the personal stakes of Hunt’s family and professional challenges.
Megan Hunt’s Journey
Megan’s transition from operating room to morgue is the core arc. Her expertise brings a unique perspective to autopsies, while her emotional distance from patients reveals her struggle to reconnect with her daughter. Over the series, she confronts both external cases and internal personal growth.
Team Dynamics
Megan works with Chief Medical Examiner Kate Murphy, investigator Peter Dunlop, and detective Bud Morris. The team’s differing approaches create tension but also synergy. Each member brings a specialty that complements the others in solving cases.
Investigative Style
The show blends scientific detail with detective work. Megan often uses autopsy findings to guide police inquiries, while Peter’s investigative background ties evidence to suspects. The narrative highlights the intersection of medicine and law.
Episode Structure
Each episode centers on a single murder case, beginning with the discovery of a body and ending with a resolution. The format allows for character subplots to intertwine, giving viewers a clear narrative thread per episode.
Character Relationships
Family dynamics are central: Megan’s strained relationship with her daughter Lacey and ex‑husband Todd. Romantic subplots surface but never dominate. The series focuses on how professional and personal lives intersect.
Tone and Themes
The tone is serious, with occasional humor from character interactions. Themes include the moral implications of forensic science, the weight of family obligations, and the psychological toll of crime investigations.
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FAQ
25 Q&A
How many seasons does Body of Proof have?
The show ran for three seasons, ending in May 2013 after 42 episodes.
How many episodes were produced?
There were 42 episodes across the three seasons, each about an hour long.
When did Body of Proof premiere?
It premiered on ABC on March 29, 2011.
When did Body of Proof end?
The final episode aired on May 28, 2013.
How long are the episodes?
Each episode runs approximately 60 minutes, including commercials.
What is the IMDb rating?
The series holds a 7.1 rating on IMDb, reflecting generally positive reception.
Who stars in Body of Proof?
The main cast includes Dana Delany as Dr. Megan Hunt, Jeri Ryan as Dr. Kate Murphy, and Geoffrey Arend as Dr. Ethan Gross.
Who wrote Body of Proof?
The series was written by a team, including Evan Katz, Lawrence Kaplow, Sunil Nayar, Alexi Hawley, and others.
Who directed the episodes?
Directors varied by episode, with names like Tom Verica, John Putch, and Michael W. Watkins contributing.
Who produced Body of Proof?
Production was handled by Jim Kleverweis, Matthew V. Lewis, and Bryan Oh.
Who composed the music?
Composers Daniel Licht and Trevor Morris provided the score for the series.
Who served as executive producers?
Executive producers included Matthew Gross, Christopher Murphey, Sunil Nayar, and Evan Katz.
Who was the cinematographer?
Patrick Cady worked as the cinematographer for the series.
What genre is Body of Proof?
It blends crime, drama, and medical procedural elements, often categorized as a medical drama.
What themes does the show explore?
The series tackles themes of justice, family dynamics, personal identity, and the moral implications of forensic science.
Is the show set in a particular city?
Yes, the series is set in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
What is the main character’s background?
Megan Hunt was a neurosurgeon before a car accident forced her to become a medical examiner.
What motivates Megan to investigate each case?
She seeks to honor the victims, find justice, and protect her city while managing her own personal struggles.
Does the series have a recurring antagonist?
The show focuses on different suspects per episode; there is no single long‑running villain.
What is the tone of the series?
The tone balances serious forensic investigation with character drama and occasional light humor.
Where can viewers watch the series now?
Body of Proof is available on streaming platforms such as Disney+, Hulu, and Fandango at Home.
Does the series have a strong female lead?
Yes, Dana Delany’s character Megan Hunt is the central figure, leading both the investigation and the emotional storylines.
What is the structure of each episode?
Each episode follows a self‑contained murder mystery, starting with the discovery of a body and concluding with the resolution of the case.
How does Megan’s past affect her current work?
Her surgical background informs her investigative methods, and her emotional distance from patients reflects the trauma of her career change.
What is the relationship between Megan and her team?
She partners with detectives Bud Morris and Samantha Baker, and works closely with Chief Kate Murphy and investigator Peter Dunlop.
