On the "Body of Proof" finale, Dr. Megan Hunt finally learned the truth.
Dr. Hunt's (Dana Delany) father didn't commit suicide --he was murdered. Turns out, Angela Martin, the police chief, killed a woman for stealing her boyfriend 35 years ago and murdered Dr. Hunt's dad as part of the cover-up.
“You destroyed my family!” Dr. Hunt said. "And I’ve spent the last 35 years trying to atone for that,” Martin shot back. But it was too late. “Screw you!” Dr. Hunt replied.
As Martin was about to go down the murderous path once again, Trent Marsh (Henry Ian Cusick) swooped in, shot Martin and saved Dr. Hunt. But Martin got away and left behind a book, "Silent Anguish," with a note inside that read "You're welcome."
ABC canceled "Body of Proof" in early May. There was talk of finding the series new home on cable, but a rep for ABC Studios confirmed this final episode, "Daddy Issues," was the last for the series.
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"666 Park Ave.," ABC Status: Canceled Why: ABC pulled the plug on this supernatural drama earlier in the season.
"The Bachelor," ABC Status: Likely to be renewed Why: While ratings may have dropped, "The Bachelor" will likely see another season on ABC as tabloids and viewers still care about the comings and goings of contestants.
"Body of Proof," ABC Status: Canceled Why: ABC is keen on this Dana Delany drama, but the ratings for the show's third season couldn't save it.
"Castle," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Strong ratings and a dedicated viewership keep "Castle" on the schedule.
"Dancing With the Stars," ABC Status: Likely to be renewed Why: The series is hurting in the ratings ... by "DWTS" standards. It's still a strong player for ABC, but the new season hasn't premiered yet.
"Don't Trust The B---- In Apt. 23," ABC Status: Canceled Why: ABC pulled the low-rated comedy from it schedule and the stars took to Twitter to announce the cancellation.
"Family Tools," ABC Status: Canceled Why: This ABC comedy had a May 1 premiere date and that was the first of many bad signs.
"Grey's Anatomy," ABC Status: Renewed Why: America still loves McDreamy and the goings on at Seattle Grace Grey Sloan Memorial.
"Happy Endings," ABC Status: Canceled Why: Always the bubble show, never the surefire renewal hit. "Happy Endings" has suffered from many ratings ailments, including bad scheduling (it moved to Friday night) and lack of promo. But this ahmahzing show has some serious fans that are determined to keep it around on another network (a la "Cougar Town.")
"How To Live With Your Parents (For The Rest Of Your Life)," ABC Status: Canceled Why: The ABC comedy starring Sarah Chalke had a late midseason debut and though its ratings were decent, it still couldn't save the comedy.
"Last Man Standing," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Viewers still love Tim Allen and the show has been performing well on Friday nights.
"Last Resort," ABC Status: Canceled Why: ABC killed the Shawn Ryan drama in late 2012.
"Malibu Country," ABC Status: Canceled Why: "Malibu Country" had been performing well on Friday nights, but the ratings took a dip and there was also showrunner switches that are never a good.
"The Middle," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Now in its fourth season, "The Middle" is still pulling in more than 8 million viewers an episode as the anchor of ABC's Wednesday comedies.
"Mistresses," ABC Status: Too soon to tell Why: The drama, which is based on the UK series of the same name, just got a Monday, May 27 premiere date. Though the scheduling struggle doesn't bode well, the ABC drama does have Alyssa Milano and "Lost" alum Yunjin Kim leading the foursome.
"Modern Family," ABC Status: Renewed Why: A fan favorite and Emmy darling, "Modern Family" will be back and will make ABC lots of money in syndication.
"Nashville," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Critical acclaim doesn't always equate to rating success, but ABC still believes in this Connie Britton-fronted drama despite the numbers.
"The Neighbors," ABC Status: Renewed Why: One of the few "hits" of the season, "The Neighbors" has found an audience and kept it pretty steadily week after week (much to our dismay).
"Once Upon a Time," ABC Status: Renewed Why: A ratings hit in its second season, "Once Upon a Time" will be back for a third season full of fairytale adventures.
"Private Practice," ABC Status: Ended Why: The "Grey's Anatomy" spinoff said goodbye in January 2013.
"Red Widow," ABC Status: Canceled Why: The show had a late February debut on ABC and the ratings were abysmal.
"Revenge," ABC Status: Renewed Why: "Revenge" has fallen out of critical favor and seen lower ratings in its new Sunday night home. Though it lost its creator Mike Kelley as the showrunner, it will return for a third season, considering the sad state of ABC's dramas.
"Rookie Blue," ABC Status: Renewed Why: The Canadian co-production will return for a fourth season on ABC during the summer of 2013.
"Scandal," ABC Status: Renewed Why: Shonda Rhimes has another hit on her hands. Now in its second season, "Scandal" has benefited from word-of-mouth and has been rising in the ratings (even recently beating out its lead in "Grey's Anatomy"). A likable star -- Kerry Washington -- and continued buzz keep "Scandal" on the schedule.
"Suburgatory," ABC Status: Renewed Why: The series started Season 2 off strong in the ratings, but its audience has slowly eroded. Still, the show will be back for a third season.
"Zero Hour," ABC Status: Canceled Why: The Anthony Edwards vehicle debuted to 6.3 million viewers with a 1.3 rating in the key 18-49 demographic, making it the least-watched premiere for a scripted series in ABC's history. Things only got worse from there.
"2 Broke Girls," CBS Status: Renewed Why: CBS renewed "2 Broke Girls" in March of 2013.
"The Amazing Race," CBS Status: Renewed Why: As an Emmy and fan favorite, "The Amazing Race" has been a strong player for CBS.
"The Big Bang Theory," CBS Status: Renewed Why: Now in its sixth season, "Big Bang" is reaching series-high ratings. Even up against reality powerhouse "American Idol," "The Big Bang Theory" has been delivering with crazy high numbers in the 18-49 demographic, beating out what was once Fox's juggernaut.
"Blue Bloods," CBS Status: Renewed Why: The Tom Selleck-fronted police drama is a strong ratings performer for CBS on Fridays.
"Criminal Minds," CBS Status: Renewed Why: As one of CBS's strong procedural players, the series has been steady in the ratings and will likely be renewed to help anchor a night and launch a new drama.
"CSI," CBS Status: Renewed Why: Of the two "CSI" shows on the air, "CSI" is the stronger player in the TV landscape. The show is nowhere near its earlier ratings, but Ted Danson signed on for more and the show will be back.
"CSI: NY," CBS Status: Canceled Why: The ratings from this "CSI" spinoff have faded over the years.
"Elementary," CBS Status: Renewed Why: One of the very few freshman series hits during the 2012-2013 TV season, CBS is very keen on this modern-day take on Sherlock Holmes. The audience has been steady and the network even gave it the post-Super Bowl timeslot.
"Golden Boy," CBS Status: Canceled Why: CBS certainly has a handsome star at the front of this cop drama, but its late season entry hinted toward CBS's confidence in the show.
"The Good Wife," CBS Status: Renewed Why: A former ratings champ, "The Good Wife" has slipped to series low ratings on Sunday nights. Blame football overrun, fan-detested storylines or too many guest stars, but "The Good Wife" has star power and critical praise, plus its nearing a good syndication sweet spot.
"Hawaii Five-0," CBS Status: Renewed Why: In March, CBS announced "Hawaii Five-0" received an early renewal along with several of its other popular programs.
"How I Met Your Mother," CBS Status: Renewed Why: CBS handed out a ninth and final season to this comedy with the entire cast returning. Expect to meet the mother, finally.
"Made In Jersey," CBS Status: Canceled Why: CBS pulled the plug on this legal drama very early on in the season because of low ratings.
"The Mentalist," CBS Status: Renewed Why: "The Mentalist" has fallen to mediocre ratings -- by CBS standards -- but it was nonetheless renewed in March of 2013.
"Mike & Molly," CBS Status: Renewed Why: The ratings are down a little bit from last year, but Melissa McCarthy's star continues to rise.
"NCIS," CBS Status: Renewed Why: CBS reached a deal with series star Mark Harmon in early 2013, keeping the No. 1 show in America around for a Season 11.
"NCIS: LA," CBS Status: Renewed Why: Viewers love their "NCIS," in any form. The ratings have been strong and the network is producing a backdoor spinoff pilot for this spinoff show. A full night of "NCIS" could be in CBS's future.
"Partners," CBS Status: Canceled Why: Low ratings and unfavorable reviews led to the early demise of this CBS comedy.
"Person of Interest," CBS Status: Renewed Why: The series has developed a nice-sized audience, bigger than its first season.
"Rules of Engagement," CBS Status: Canceled Why: This comedy has been on the bubble since it premiered ... yet it made it to Season 7. It's finally time to say goodbye.
"Survivor," CBS Status: Renewed Why: A strong player for the last 13 years, "Survivor" will be back. But due to its most recent premiere ratings, we might not see it during the fall season, though a midseason or summer return -- with some new gimmick -- is definitely in the cards for the reality series.
"Two and a Half Men," CBS Status: Renewed Why: CBS always wanted another season of this bawdy hit, it was just a matter of getting its stars to sign back on. Though Jon Cryer and Ashton Kutcher will be back for a Season 11, the "half" man Angus T. Jones remains up in the air.
"Undercover Boss," CBS Status: Renewed Why: The show is enjoying life in syndication and its Season 4 numbers are better than most of its third season.
"Unforgettable," CBS Status: Uncanceled Why: CBS canceled the Poppy Montgomery drama last season ... and then revived it! Season 2 premieres Sunday, July 28.
"Vegas," CBS Status: Canceled Why: Despite star power, the series wasn't a breakout hit in the ratings. CBS previously canceled "Unforgettable" (then uncanceled it) last season when it was doing about the same as "Vegas."
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