Body of Proof - Everything you need to know

In this crime procedural, Body of Proof follows Dr Megan Hunt, a brilliant neurosurgeon who becomes a medical examiner after a car accident left her unable to operate.

However, her unmatched medical expertise makes her perfect for the position, with her findings becoming invaluable to the police as they help solve crimes. However, she doesn’t play by the rules, and often blurs the lines between her job and investigators.

But at home, her life is less clear cut, and she has a lot of work to do in order to rebuild the relationships with her family, whom she’s sidelined in favour of her career for years. Top of the list is daughter Lacey, who now lives with her ex-husband.

First premiering in 2011, the show became an instant success, raking in an average of 13 million viewers within its first season.

The main cast throughout the series run was:

• Dana Delany (Tulsa King, Mayans MC) as Megan Hunt
• Jeri Ryan (Star Trek, Bosch) as Kate Murphy
• Geoffrey Arend (Central Intelligence, 500 Days of Summer) as Ethan Gross
• Windell Middlebrooks (The Suite Life on Deck, Scrubs) as Curtis Brumfield
• John Carroll Lynch (Zodiac, American Horror Story) as Bud Morris
• Sonja Sohn (The Wire, The Chi) as Samantha Baker
• Nicholas Bishop (Truth Be Told, Snowfall) as Peter Dunlop
• Mary Mouser (Cobra Kai, Freakish) as Lacey Fleming
• Mark Valley (Boston Legal, Keen Eddie) as Tommy Sullivan
• Elyes Gabel (Scorpion, Suspicion) as Adam Lucas
• Joanna Cassidy (Blade Runner, Six Feet Under) as Joan Hunt

Body of Proof ran for three seasons containing 42 episodes in total.

The series was cancelled by ABC in 2013, despite a loyal performance and being the network’s third most-watched show at the time.

In 2016, during a conversation with Deadline, Channing Dungey, ABC’s Entertainment president at the time, admitted: “We have oft-lamented the cancellation of Body of Proof, I’m not gonna lie. That was a good show for us, and it was sad to see it go."

Body of Proof has been rated 15 by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) for the entire series.

This means the series has been deemed unsuitable for children or anyone under the age of 15, and should be viewed with caution.

Reasons for this rating include:

• Frequent depictions of dead bodies
• Scenes of violence, including some leading to death
• Use of blood and gore
• Use of guns in both a police and violent setting

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