Body Of Proof: Dead Man Walking Ep. 1x5 preview

Christina Hendricks guest stars opposite her real-life husband and "Body of Proof" regular, Geoffrey Arend. Hendricks portrays Karen Archer, the identical twin of a beautiful corpse, Jessica, whose mysterious death keeps Ethan and Curtis guessing. As Ethan's personal interest in this case deepens, Curtis begins questioning Ethan's motives. Meanwhile, Megan faces old demons when she visits her former boss at the hospital where she used to practice. A patient has died after recent surgery. Was it murder or malpractice? Megan begins to suspect the victim's doctor, but as soon as she starts ruffling feathers, the hospital stonewalls.

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Body of Proof - Pilot Episode review

What happens when you mix House, Bones and CSI? You get a show that while watching you can't shake the feeling that you have seen it before. The similarities to House are not only on the surface, the writers tried really hard to make this character as brilliant, obsessed and neurotic as possible. She even has a chronic disability that ruined her career as Neurosurgeon and her personal life is a complete mess, being divorced and loosing custody for her daughter.

Dana Delanys acting is stiff and emotionless, even if it is on purpose, it's simply painfull to watch. Her infinite wisdom and deductive skills are just over the top and annoying for the other characters and the TV audience.

"Body of Proof" is a new criminal procedural on ABC. It stars Dana Delany as Dr. Megan Hunt, a neurosurgeon turned medical examiner who uses her prodigious knowledge of medicine and the human body to solve killings much faster than the detectives assigned to the case. Is it necessary to add that she is brilliant but driven by anger and a troubled past? That she locks horns with authority and brushes aside any friendly offers of aid? That she can read a person's recent history from a shaving nick and that chance remarks cause her to gaze into the middle distance as her synapses miraculously solve the case?

If it is, then you don't watch much television. These characteristics could be describing half a dozen current lead characters on shows, including "The Mentalist" and "House," who may nod in passing to Sherlock Holmes (or, in this case, "Quincy, M.E.") but increasingly seem to be the product of some Modern Detective App. - By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic

Body of Proof premieres tonight, 10:00pm on ABC

Tonight on ABC, 3 hot female leads in another Bones/CSI type serialized murder show. More Hot women and dead bodies, this concept is getting old but i give ABC the benefit of a doubt and will watch the Pilot to see what they think makes this series stand out from all the others.

When a brilliant and driven neurosurgeon’s career is cut short, she turns her unrivaled medical skills toward solving murders. Every body has a story to tell and Dr. Megan Hunt will find out what it is. 

Dr. Megan Hunt was a top neurosurgeon until a car accident ended her career as a surgeon. Now that she can no longer help the living, Dr. Hunt is Philadelphia’s most notorious medical examiner. Although she’s amazing at her job, Dr. Hunt’s reputation of being difficult precedes her wherever she goes. 

She’s never encountered a boundary that she wouldn’t cross. Her powerful boss tries to protect her as long as she doesn’t step too hard on the wrong toes. Although he grudgingly acknowledges her skill, seasoned police detective Bud Morris is not as enthralled with her methods.

Dana Delany

Jeri Ryan

Sonja Sohn