S2.E20

Mind Games

Episode aired Apr 10, 2012
TV-14
39m

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Megan comes face-to-face with a serial killer she helped put away.Megan comes face-to-face with a serial killer she helped put away.Megan comes face-to-face with a serial killer she helped put away.

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8.1/10

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Dana Delany

Megan Hunt

Jeri Ryan

Kate Murphy

John Carroll Lynch

Bud Morris

Nic Bishop

Peter Dunlop
(as Nicholas Bishop)

Sonja Sohn

Samantha Baker

Geoffrey Arend

Ethan Gross

Windell Middlebrooks

Curtis Brumfield
(as Windell D. Middlebrooks)

Mary Mouser

Lacey Fleming

Peter Stormare

Wilson Polley

James Urbaniak

Daniel Grubstick

Deirdre Lovejoy

Jeannie Morris

Devon Graye

Jack Gordon

Lindsey Shaw

Sophia Polley

Vincent M. Ward

Guard Evan Arnold
(as Vincent Ward)

Natalie Turpin

Niki Shumaker
(as Natalie Anne Turpin)

Dwight Hicks

Warden Tom Miller

Samantha Cope

Jazmin Montoya

Rayford Sewell

Bartender

Director
- David Solomon
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Trivia
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Goofs
Although Peter throws the serial killer directly over balcony rail, the killer ends up about 20-25 feet down the sidewalk from where he should have landed.

Quotes
Peter Dunlop: Hey, Lace. Where's your mom?
Lacey Fleming: Off thinking up new ways to torture me, I'm sure.

Soundtracks
Body of Proof End Credits Theme
Composed by Daniel Licht

I quite enjoyed 'Body of Proof' for the first season and most of Season Two. However, the final was so awful I did not complete viewing it. The subject matter chosen was so unpleasant it did not have the same tone as the other episodes; which had a feel-good ending. This was more like a Horror movie than a day in the life of a Medical Examiner!

So I began Season Three and was taken aback at how violent this show has become. Bringing Mark Valley/Tommy Sullvan on board seemed a good idea until we are given a taste of just how nasty Megan Hunt could be to him. As the story unfolded I decided to stop watching it, due to the same strain of 'fright-night' style storyline.