Crossing Jordan (2001)

In the heart of Boston's forensics scene, we meet Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh, a fiercely passionate pathologist, unceremoniously ousted from her position due to an insatiable thirst for justice that couldn't be contained within the sterile confines of an autopsy room. Her relentless pursuit of truth lands her in court-ordered anger management therapy in Los Angeles until an unexpected ally takes a gamble, offering her a second chance in the Boston medical examiner's office. Unabashedly headstrong, Jordan's fiery temperament is a thorn in management's side, yet they endure her antics, recognizing the brilliance she brings to her craft. The unique bond she shares with her father, a former Boston detective carrying the weight of disgrace, forms an indispensable part of her investigatory process. Together, they engage in a childhood role-playing game, where one assumes the role of the victim, the other the killer, unraveling the intricate tapestry of crime piece by piece. What fuels Jordan's relentless spirit is the one case that has eluded her the longest – her mother's unsolved murder. Crossing Jordan is a compelling journey into the life of a woman battling her demons, channeling her passion into solving the most heinous crimes, and seeking closure for a personal wound that has shaped her life and career.

Crossing Jordan is a drama show featuring Miguel Ferrer and created by Tim Kring.

Crossing Jordan is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel.