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The actors who played both cops -- John Carroll Lynch and Sonja Sohn -- have been dumped from the cast, so my guess is that Bud and Samantha are still partners (now offscreen) and are simply working with other M.E.s. They were let go to make room for a new pair of detectives: "Detective Tommy...

Well, apparently Stan has issues with Jeri Ryan!:) I do agree that the Miller Lite guy made a more interesting boss than Ryan's character.

I don't have issues with Jeri Ryan, and I don't think anybody else here does either. It's just if a character had to go, her character's probably tied with Ethan for contributing the least.

I love the Miller Lite guy; he's my favorite character after Bud: a fair share of personal failings, but he's very competent at his job. I agree with both Robert and Stan: other than bringing the hot factor, Jeri Ryan's character was easily the most expendable character on the show. I would...

Nicholas Bishop and Sonja Sohn also fired Apparently the third season came with a dramatically smaller budget, and the easiest place to save money was onscreen talent. Since Sohn's also out, I'm guessing Megan will either be teamed with a new pair of detectives (played by much cheaper talent)...

Real Bummer: John Carroll Lynch Exits Body of Proof Bud was my favorite character on the show.

I believe the "regular" Nielsen families have a device attached to their televisions, while the diaries (in whatever form they may take now) are reserved for sweeps, when their sample size greatly expands.

The site doesn't run a scam, just as the oddsmakers aren't scamming readers. They make the best predictions they can with the information that's publicly available. Just like the oddsmakers, they will get it wrong often, but their success rate will be much higher than the layman who doesn't take...

People like him have NO say in whether a show is renewed or not. There are only three players in those decisions: 1) The advertisers. The amount they're willing to pay enough to advertise on the show has to be enough for the network to make money on the show. Usually this is determined by the...

Easily this upfront season's biggest shocker: ABC renews perennially low-rated medical drama Body of Proof for third season I can't say I would have missed it much had it been canceled, but I'm glad to see it'll be back. Definitely the biggest surprise renewal so far.

TVByTheNumbers gets hits by proclaiming shows dead. It's always going to be more pessimistic than the consensus, because the pessimism gets people to visit the site. That being said, this one is almost certainly a goner, because it's ABC's worst performing show and it's too early in its run to...

Tonight's made it clear that ABC is airing the episodes out of order. This episode took place somewhere between the second episode, where Hunt smothers her daughter and the fourth episode, where the school project garners her daughter's respect. I hate it when networks do this, because it's hard...

What's weird about this show is that it's shot in, I believe, Providence RI. If you're shooting in one Northeast city as another Northeast city, why not just set the show in the city you're shooting in? Would this show be less effective with a Rhode Island M.E. instead of a Pennsylvania M.E.?

No, just an animated title card with a lab coat pulling a sheet over the outline of a body.

This show is beginning to remind me of "House", only with corpses. The biggest improvement since the pilot is the way all of the coroner's office staff are shown to be competent professionals. The black cop and Jeri Ryan's boss character still need to be fleshed out, but I'm really liking the...

My house got broken into today, and I wasn't sleeping, so I finally caught up on the pilot to this. Lot of potential, even though the premise is very female-driven, man-hating Lifetime Original-esque. All of the men are morons or outright villainous, except the medical investigator who is the...