The Worst Episodes of Body of Proof

When a popular 17-year-old high school student is found dead after a rave, the team must decipher various unknown drugs in his system and multiple bruises to figure out the cause of death. Meanwhile, Meghan is finally starting to date again after the divorce, but her ex-husband springs some shocking news on her and her daughter, causing tension at home.

Director: Christine Moore

Writer: Sunil Nayar

A new investigation is opened up after a man assumed to be dead disappears off Ethan's exam table. When another body is found, it's the DNA evidence that leads to an eye-opening discovery.

Director: Stephen Cragg

Writer: Andrew Dettmann

Megan investigates the death of a bride on her wedding day; Ethan has a crush on the new girl, but she is interested in someone else.

Director: Christine Moore

Writer: Matthew Gross

A female jogger is found dead in Schuylkill River and Megan teams up with medical investigator Peter Dunlop to investigate her whereabouts before her murder. Meanwhile, Megan spends the day trying to solve a personal problem concerning her daughter's birthday.

Director: Nelson McCormick

Writer: Christopher Murphey

When a young, interracial couple is found shot and killed inside their car in Fairmont Park, Dr. Megan Hunt promises the grieving parents that their daughter’s killer will be found. Detectives Bud Morris and Samantha Baker are ready to chalk the case up to a murder-suicide, but Megan and her team find evidence on the bodies that sends the case in an entirely different and shocking direction. Meanwhile, Peter advises Megan not to push too hard when it comes to reconnecting with her daughter, Lacey.

Director: Nelson McCormick

Writer: Christopher Murphey, Matthew Gross

The investigation into a fatal car crash reveals the seedy underbelly of a perfect-looking neighborhood.

Director: Christine Moore

Writer: Corey Miller

After Peter rescues a woman from a house fire, Megan discovers another person in the house who died. Peter takes the discovery personally since he had no idea anyone else was in the house. A veteran arson investigator challenges Megan at each step in her investigation. When Megan complains to Kate the response she gets only intensifies the tension between the two women.

Director: Nathan Hope

Writer: Bryan Oh

A champion equestrian is killed and potential drug use is suspected, but when Megan's daughter, who also rides, overhears details of the case, she leads the team to a clue and possibly the murderer.

Director: Dwight H. Little

Writer: Sam Humphrey

A pharmaceutical rep is found dead in the Schuykill River, but when Megan Hunt and the team investigate, there's no blood found in her body. The team must locate the original crime scene to see if they can find the cause of death, but with suspects who have access to hundreds of unknown drugs, they may never know who or what killed her.

Director: Christine Moore

Writer: Sam Humphrey

An undercover cop is discovered murdered at a truck stop.

Director: Kenneth Fink

Writer: Lawrence Kaplow

Many suspects emerge after a rich tycoon's new, young wife is shot during a deer hunt; Kate and Megan's relationship takes a turn for the worse.

Director: Paul Holahan

Writer: Christopher Murphey

A murdered young woman's body turns up in place of a medical school cadaver during class, leaving Megan to rely on the aid of the star student to help solve the case.

Director: Eric Laneuville

Writer: Diane Ademu-John

When a woman suspected of murdering her son is found innocent, Megan and the team try to identify the real killer; an overzealous reporter makes the investigation difficult by sensationalizing the case.

Director: Christine Moore

Writer: Sunil Nayar

When the owner of a family owned and operated Italian restaurant turns up dead in the freezer, Dr. Hunt and the team take a closer look into family matters. Meanwhile, Peter must face his own haunted past.

Director: Nelson McCormick

Writer: Allen MacDonald

After a car accident reveals a dead body in the trunk, the team is led to another body, giving the team two cases to solve; Megan is reconnected with an old acquaintance; Kate's job is threatened.

Director: Matthew Gross

Writer: Corey Miller

When a young nanny is run down by a car and killed, the 5-year-old child she was watching is kidnapped; an interrogation goes awry.

Director: Eric Laneuville

Writer: Matthew V. Lewis

When a recent lottery winner is found brutally murdered, everyone becomes a suspect.

Director: John Putch

Writer: Matthew V. Lewis

When two young girls are in a tragic car accident, one is left in critical condition and the other is found dead at the scene. As Megan and her team investigate the case, however, they realize there has been an awful mistake. Not only was the wrong girl pronounced dead, but the car accident may not have been the actual cause of death.

Director: Michael Grossman

Writer: Christopher Murphey

The parents of a seemingly perfect family are murdered; Curtis grapples with his new position; Megan's romantic life heats up.

Director: John Terlesky

Writer: Andrew Dettmann

Megan is surprised to discover she has a connection to a woman found dead in a hotel room; Megan starts taking an interest in what is going on around her.

Director: John Terlesky

Writer: Corey Miller

Curtis questions Ethan's interest in the investigation of the mysterious death of a beautiful twin; Megan runs into resistance while investigating the death of a patient at the hospital where she used to work.

Director: Matthew Gross

Writer: Christopher Murphey

A magazine editor is found dead in her mansion; Megan confronts a suspect while at a social event with her mother; Ethan surprises Kate with his positive attitude.

Director: Kate Woods

Writer: Matthew V. Lewis

A father is found stabbed to death in his home in the Philadelphia suburbs; Kate takes a consulting role in a case with Megan's ex-husband.

Director: John Polson

Writer: Sam Humphrey

Megan and the team investigate when a Philadelphia homicide detective is killed in a hit-and-run; Megan turns to her mother (Joanna Cassidy) for help.

Director: David Platt

Writer: Sunil Nayar, Christopher Murphey

Megan suspects foul play when a young philanthropic socialite dies; the investigation is interrupted by Kate's personal life.

Director: Nelson McCormick

Writer: Andrew Dettmann