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Episode Guide Episode Guide Episodes 001–042 Last episode aired Tuesday May 28, 2013 www.abc.com c c 2013 www.tv.com c 2013 www.abc.com c 2013 tvrage.com The summaries and recaps of all the Body of Proof episodes were downloaded from http://www.tv.com and http: //www.abc.com and http://tvrage.com and processed through a perl program to transform them in a LATEX file, for pretty printing. So, do not blame me for errors in the text ^¨ This booklet was LATEXed on June 28, 2017 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.59 Contents Season 1 1 1 Pilot ...............................................3 2 Letting Go . .7 3 Helping Hand . 11 4 Talking Heads . 15 5 Dead Man Walking . 19 6 Society Hill . 23 7 All in the Family . 25 8 Buried Secrets . 29 9 Broken Home . 31 Season 2 35 1 Love Thy Neighbor . 37 2 Hunting Party . 41 3 Missing . 45 4 Lazarus Man . 47 5 Point of Origin . 49 6 Second Chances . 53 7 Hard Knocks . 57 8 Love Bites . 61 9 Gross Anatomy . 65 10 Your Number’s Up . 69 11 Falling for You . 73 12 Shades of Blue . 77 13 Sympathy for the Devil . 81 14 Cold Blooded . 85 15 Occupational Hazards . 89 16 Home Invasion . 93 17 Identity . 97 18 Going Viral Part I . 101 19 Going Viral Part II . 105 20 Mind Games . 109 Season 3 111 1 Abducted - Part 1 . 113 2 Abducted - Part 2 . 117 3 Lost Souls . 119 4 Mob Mentality . 123 5 Eye for an Eye . 127 6 Fallen Angel . 129 7 Skin and Bones . 133 8 Doubting Tommy . 137 9 Disappearing Act . 141 10 Committed . 145 Body of Proof Episode Guide 11 Dark City . 149 12 Breakout . 153 13 Daddy Issues . 157 Actor Appearances 159 II Season One Body of Proof Episode Guide Pilot Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Tuesday March 29, 2011 Writer: Christopher Murphey Director: Nelson McCormick Show Stars: Geoffrey Arend (Dr. Elliot Gross), Nicholas Bishop (Peter Dunlap), Dana Delany (Dr. Megan Hunt), Jeri Ryan (Dr. Kate Murphy), Windell D. Middlebrooks (Dr. Curtis Brumfield), Sonja Sohn (Detective Saman- tha Baker), John Carroll Lynch (Detective Bud Morris) Guest Stars: Mary Matilyn Mouser (Lacey Fleming), Jeremiah Kissel (Dr. Simon Fer- rell), Nancy Villone (Mrs. Swansom), Jeffrey Nordling (Todd Fleming), Sam Robards (Bradford Paige), Bruce Altman (Dr. Howard Karasu- nis), Tyler Peck (Receptionist), Martin Lee (IV) (Assistant ME #1), Molly Schreiber (Assistant ME #2), Steven Lee Merkel (Carl Young), Bruce MacVittie (Mr. Swanson), Joseph Sikora (Tom Hanson), Heather Ven- drell Arthur (Angela Swanson), Kate Jennings Grant (Jill Paige) Production Code: 101 Summary: A female jogger is found floating in the Schuylkill River. Dr. Megan Hunt teams up with her partner, medical investigator and former cop Peter Dunlop, under the watchful eye of their boss, Chief Medical Ex- aminer Dr. Kate Murphy. Megan’s investigation takes her out in the field where she meets old-school cop Detective Bud Morris, who is ex- asperated by Megan’s tenacity and bull-headedness. But his partner, Detective Samantha Baker, possesses a quiet respect for Megan’s in- put, even if Morris doesn’t. Meanwhile, as she’s is trying to solve the female jogger’s death, Megan has to solve a personal puzzle of her own – what is the perfect present for her daughter’s 12th birthday? The scene opens with Megan Hunt, a for- mer neurosurgeon, getting scanned. The doctor says that her days of working as a neurosurgeon are over. She is now a Medical Examiner and she arrives on a crime scene. She meets up with Peter Dunlap, a Criminal Investigator, and he tells that Angela Swanson, a female jog- ger, is their victim. Bud and Sam, two de- tectives, arrive on scene and Megan says that she drowned, but also suffered a blow to the head. Bud is condescending and asks if she has solved the crime al- ready. She tells that she hasn’t, but giver her time. She tells the detectives not to believe what they hear about her because the truth is much worse. Megan gets into the Medical office and nurses and doctors are asking her about their cases and she steers them into the right direction. One of the medical doctors, Ethan, wants to know about his heatstroke victim and she tells him to look deeper into her Electrolytes. She calls her ex-husband Todd. He says that Megan doesn’t need to talk to Lacey, her daughter, because she lost her just like she lost him and hangs up the phone. She goes into to autopsy Angela’s body. 3 Body of Proof Episode Guide Bud and Sam are there as well and tell Megan the details of Angela’s background and Megan discovers that Angela was in good shape, but had a lot of stress in her life. She says that the detectives need to look deeper because she was keeping herself fit for a reason. Bud leaves to get coffee and Sam says that he is normally not this pleasant. Sam says that she heard that Megan was a neurosurgeon a few years back. Megan says that you can’t kill someone who is already dead. Later, Megan asks about a tote and Peter comes in and asks why Angela was wearing a diaphragm. Megan says that she was planning to have sex. Curtis says that an A&A study on a suicide victim. He says that he is Deputy Chief and that they have a budget. She tells that she doesn’t care about that, just the results. They look at the brain samples and Megan says that she was hit on the head before. Peter gets off the phone and says that Megan was right about the victim being hit on the head before. Tom Hansen, Angela’s ex-boyfriend pushed her down a flight of stairs and put Angela in a coma. He was paroled 3 weeks ago. He tells that they are welcome to come, but only to observe. However, when they get there, Megan doesn’t keep quiet. Bud takes Megan outside and she says that Tom is not the murderer because if he wanted revenge, he would have had Angela see him. Megan and Peter visit the home of Angela’s parents and ask about how Angela had changed after the coma. Peter comes in and says that Angela has Strep Throat and that she was taking medication for it that was the alternative to amoxicillin. They say that Angela was a horrible teen and after the coma, she had a new look on life and called just to say hello. They get to the store where Megan reserved the purse. However, Peter tells her that it cost $1100 and that she doesn’t need to give her daughter the bag, but to give her something that is more personal. Megan decides not to get the bag and in the car, tells Peter that her ex-husband got full custody of Lacey and won’t allow her to see her daughter. She says that she was good at what she did and she had to miss days, but she thought that her husband had her back. She blames the accident for losing her career. She says that she pays for her things and her ex-husband says that she is trying to buy her affection. They get into the office and the secretary says that the Chief wants to talk to her. She ignores him and keeps walking. Ethan comes up to Megan and asks what he does now that his victim’s electrolytes are normal. She tells him to order and A&A Panel. Later, Megan is taking pictures of Angela’s dog bite scars. She looks at hair fibers when Peter comes in and sees that there are finger impressions in her hair. The diaphragm results come back and there are traces of semen. However the person who had sex with Angela was a married man. Megan meets with a doctor who is the best vasectomy doctor and asks about the man who got a vasectomy. He asks about the new attitude and asks if she is serious about working as a Medical Examiner or just working off the guilt. She tells a little bit of both. He puts his phone down and excuses himself. The name on the phone is Bradford Paige, Angela’s boss. Bud and Sam visit him with Megan and Peter and Megan talks and asks how long Angela was sleeping with Bradford. He gets upset and Bud tells that she is out of there. Megan goes outside and sees a streetlight and has a flashback of the car accident. Bud comes up to her and she says that she was softening him up for him. He says that she needs to watch it and she says that she is good, but Bud is not that sure about that. Megan points out that Bud’s wife kicked him out. Bud confides in Megan that Bradford saw Angela at the dinner party and that is all. She says that he is lying. Megan says that Bradford had motive if Angela was blackmailing him to make partner. Bud says that she already made partner and tells Megan that her theory is wrong. Angela won a law suit about a dog bite with the Roberts Family. Sam and Bud go with Megan and Peter to Mr. Young’s home, the father of the boy who was attacked. They ask him where he was on the time of Angela’s murder and he says that he was at work.
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