Body of Proof - All Seasons

Season 1
Dr. Megan Hunt was second to none -- a brilliant neurosurgeon in a class all her own -- but when her life-saving gift is destroyed in a career-killing car accident, she reinvents herself as a medical examiner. Armed with keen instincts and vast medical knowledge, Dr. Hunt uses the victims' bodies to tell the stories of their lives and untimely deaths. Relive all the twists and turns of each case as Dr. Hunt seeks justice for every victim while also embarking on a journey of personal redemption.

Season 2
The team pulls together when a 6-year-old child is kidnapped, a lottery winner's luck takes an unfortunate turn, one of Philadelphia's most despised citizens turns up dead, and a new bride's fatal fall could be an act of suicide...or murder. Meanwhile, Megan must also navigate the complicated new dynamic with Kate and her ex-husband, while continuing to re-build her once-strained relationship with Lacey.

Season 3
In the wake of Inspector Peter Dunlop's death, Megan returns to work to find her new partner is an old flame. Will her history with Detective Tommy Sullivan make working side by side impossible? Their search for justice becomes even more personal when a serial killer takes Megan's daughter, Lacey, hostage.
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