Let's see, (1) Megan's office is mostly glass except for the 2 Supporting Pillars on both sides of the Door. (2) Concealed Carry courses for what 30+ years have taught this situation is dont use the Door. (3) Peter is a Cop, much more trained. Would have calculated (4) Can "SEE" Megan is somewhat safe (5) and can be protected without going into the room ... and she is (6) appearing to try to point to where the Bad Guy is. (7) Peter if he just stepped back would have seen how the Bad Guy got into the room ... the Broken Glass giving much more view of the room from that spot. (8) would have NOT held his Weapon that way entering the room where it is easily knocked out via a person hiding in the only place in the room where he is not seen. (9) This all adds up to a Fight scene where the Good guy can get killed. (10) this screams the "Actor" of the Character of Peter is about to be removed from the Show. My Question is "WHO" was the supposedly "Law Enforcement" Expert on this Show??? OR why did the "Writers" Not listen to them??? Lastly how stupid do they think the Audience is? I am sure many figured this all out.
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Don't Give Me Silence of the Lambs 2.2 is **1/2
edwagreen11 April 2012
Warning: Spoilers
Disappointing season finale show. Why? We're now dealing with a Hannibal Lechter type on television. He is mentally torturing Dr. Hunt from behind bars and was actually getting the crew to believe that Hunt made a mistake that allowed this guy to go to prison.
Of course, we have our usual slate of suspects, each one outdoing the other for the eerie feeling they give while on screen.
Dr. Hunt again shows that she is a protective mother due to her daughter's diabetes diagnosis and when the "Lechter" type threatens her. How he got to commit his latest murder while in jail was a little too much to believe, but of course, money is always the root of all evil.
I have to admit that the end is a real cliff-hanger. When the show reconvenes, it will be interesting to see how all this ends up.
Of course, we have our usual slate of suspects, each one outdoing the other for the eerie feeling they give while on screen.
Dr. Hunt again shows that she is a protective mother due to her daughter's diabetes diagnosis and when the "Lechter" type threatens her. How he got to commit his latest murder while in jail was a little too much to believe, but of course, money is always the root of all evil.
I have to admit that the end is a real cliff-hanger. When the show reconvenes, it will be interesting to see how all this ends up.
This Show is Going Awry
cool-cat-229 June 2023
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.
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.
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