Sagar Thakar This is the most stupidest show i have ever seen, the lady doctor who is the main lead in this show SIMPLY CANNOT ACT, yes if she is reading this on IMDb, let me put it this way ... HELLO ! YES YOU... YES I AM TALKING TO YOU... YOU CANNOT ACT, whatever you are doing in front of camera is sheer stupidity.Why would a billionaire come to a prick doctor who has ego issues, attention seeker and god knows what other issue she has while speaking or interacting with other people who are seeking her help.Retire this show and save time and money of the PRODUCERS. The show has absolutely no storyline, no grip .. nothing !!I rate is 1 yes, that too there is no 0.5 so i am giving 1.People don't waste your time watching this lady doctor, she will irritate your senses.

terrylee-78951 The new program, Proof, has proved to be everything I expected and more. I tune in every week to see the latest findings and I know they are absolutely true because I do have proof of our lives after we leave this world. It is reaching into the depths of our lives as we pass from this earth and uncovering the incredible life we have waiting for us in Heaven. The stories they portray have actually happened to a large part of the population and there can be no denying there is life after death. It will be an epic journey to see how far they will carry this message of our lives after we leave this world and what they will be willing to reveal as true proof of our lives in heaven. I know what happens and I know how far it can be portrayed as God has given me and my family the proof following the passing of my son in a horrific automobile accident. I believe He is reaching out to His people through this amazing program. I'm hoping all who have been lost will be found again through the proof and I'm praying the writers will have the faith to carry us through to the amazing life we will have after our earthly death. Proof is the one true reality show for everyone currently living on this earth.

daniel-schlachta A filthy rich entrepreneur who is used to getting what he wants by waving his checkbook discovers that he has cancer and does not have much longer to live. So he wants to know what happens when he dies, whether there is a life after death. Being the visionary that he is he decides that the answer is somewhere and just hasn't been found yet. So he enlists, or rather coerces, the help of a brilliant female surgeon who is struggling with a near death experience and has recently suffered the loss of a child - but no clue about social interactions or philosophy or science in general - as his researcher in the capacity of voice of reason. Add to the mix a Senegalese intern who is wise and servile, a cliché teenage daughter and an estranged husband who, apart from one extramarital night out, seems to be incapable of doing anything wrong. Oh, and a best-selling author who might or might not be a huckster.Sounds absurd yet? I haven't even started. The only reason I didn't switch this one off is because for some time I couldn't figure out who the intended audience is. I also wondered what they would throw in to make the details more interesting (answer: nothing).To leave on a positive note: perfect for a nerdy drinking game.EDIT: Episode 3-5Basically everything I criticized in my - admittedly very scathing - review has gone. They must have fired the screenwriter and hired a decent one. People are suddenly people and behave like that. The dialogue has improved immensely. No more pseudo-philosophical claptrap, even Matthew Modine's character has something to say (albeit copied from Marvin Minsky but what the heck.) All in all I've never seen such a piece of trash turned into a quite watchable show.

freddiebjohnson I really liked this. At the beginning I thought Jennifer Beals might be too young and pretty to play the lead but I was wrong. She is a strong actress and very convincing as both a skeptic and a real person. Her daughter is believable as a teenager (what a vulnerable time of life) who is having to live with tragedy, as well as a breaking home. Like any American of her age and social environment, she's a little spoiled and not coping well with her circumstances. The young Dr. from Kenya, is believable and entertaining. He balances humor with intelligence. The billionaire's character is portrayed correctly too, authoritative, manipulating and determined. The story holds together well, I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.