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TV show called PROOF

There is a Facebook page dedicated to the series here. (Sorry, this content isn't available right now)


The Facebook page has a trailer, and TNT have announced that the premiere episode will be posted online tomorrow.

In Proof, [Jennifer] Beals plays Dr. Carolyn Tyler, a brilliant surgeon with a caustic edge. Carolyn has suffered the recent, devastating loss of her teenage son, the breakup of her marriage to Dr. Len Barliss (Sean Gleeson) and a growing estrangement from their daughter (Annie Thurman). But Carolyn's own trauma hasn't deterred her from her charitable outreaches, which include helping disaster victims in far-flung trouble spots throughout the world.
Despite her skeptical, hard-science attitude, Carolyn is persuaded by a cancer-stricken tech millionaire (Matthew Modine) to investigate cases of reincarnation, out-of-body experiences, hauntings and other supernatural phenomena. Her goal is to find verifiable proof to life's greatest questions: Is death truly the end, or is there something else beyond?



Helping – or sometimes hindering – Carolyn in her quest are her boss, Dr. Charles Russell (Joe Morton), the head of the hospital, and Peter Van Owen (Callum Blue), a best-selling author who claims to be psychic. Gathegi plays Zed, a hospital intern from the Sudan who assists Carolyn, and Kaplan plays Janel Ramsey, Turing's assistant.
 
Just a reminder if anyone is interested, this show starts today in the U.S. It would be nice to hear some feedback as we don't get to see it over here. :(
 
It is fiction, but the stories are based on real life academic studies.
 
I loved their approach. Very well done I thought. Showing the process of how one would approach the topic in a scientific way. From a non believer (woman doctor). Anyone else catch it?
 
Next week it will be Past Life Regressions. ;) I think they are handling the story line well, and leading up to past lives.


Can people out of the US watch it on the internet? The channel is TNT.


The article also said

The show promises to incorporate plotlines that include findings from academic studies conducted in the Netherlands and at the University of Virginia School of Medicine.
That's where Ian Stevenson did his work. :)
 
They are jumping on the band wagon. Many of the cable networks have some kind of paranormal show now. That shows how popular the topic is.
 
SO.... what do you guys think? So far I like the approach. It's like a novel - showing a woman's journey, showing her research and both sides of the issue. NDE, children's experiences, regressions, and her own experiences. Any thoughts?


$P$:rolleyes:
 
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