Body of Proof Season 2 Episode 7 Synopsis

The team must make sense of the unknown drugs in a 17-year old high school student after she's discovered dead following a rave. Just when Megan is starting to get on with life after divorce, Todd gives Megan and Lacey some staggering news.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 2 Episode 7 of Body of Proof resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Body of Proof Season 2 Episodes...

• s02e01 - Love Thy Neighbor
• s02e02 - Hunting Party
• s02e03 - Missing
• s02e04 - Lazarus Man
• s02e05 - Point of Origin
• s02e06 - Second Chances
• s02e07 - Hard Knocks
• s02e08 - Love Bites
• s02e09 - Gross Anatomy
• s02e10 - Your Number's Up
• s02e11 - Falling for You
• s02e12 - Shades of Blue
• s02e13 - Sympathy for the Devil
• s02e14 - Cold Blooded
• s02e15 - Occupational Hazards
• s02e16 - Home Invasion
• s02e17 - Identity
• s02e18 - Going Viral, Part 1
• s02e19 - Going Viral, Part 2
• s02e20 - Mind Games

Body of Proof Show Summary

When a brilliant and driven neurosurgeon's career is cut short, she turns her unrivaled medical skills toward solving cuddles. 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. Luckily, Dr. Hunt does have a few fans. Her junior medical examiners rely on her expert advice and her investigative partner, Medical Investigator Peter Dunlap, accepts her unorthodox behavior. Maybe that's because he's the only one who knows that Dr. Hunt's challenging personality is partly rooted in guilt.

Before she gave up neurosurgery, Dr. Hunt accidentallyhuged her last patient. Add in a touch of bitterness from a hostile divorce that awarded her ex sole custody of their teenage daughter and you have one sad social life. You see, when it comes to understanding the dead, Dr. Hunt is amazing. But when it comes to her relationships with the living, she has a lot of work to do.