Richard North Patterson's legal drama 'Silent Witness' is coming to life on the small screen for TNT's ongoing Mystery Movie Night series (premieres Wed., Dec. 7, 9PM ET on TNT).

The movie stars Dermot Mulroney as a defense attorney called back home to defend his old friend (played by 'Southland' star Michael Cudlitz), a teacher who's being accused of murdering a student. There's mystery, suspense and some major courtroom action, not to mention the awesome cast -- Judd Hirsch and Anne Heche also star.

And, in our exclusive sneak peek, there's thunder, lightning and a frightening death. Oh and Dermot Mulroney shirtless. Take a look and tell us: Will you watch 'Silent Witness'?

Bad people in scary movies always say, "You can run but you can't hide." This looks like one of the more frightening examples of that ominous warning.

TNT's Mystery Movie Night series continues tonight, and we've got an exclusive sneak peek at this week's installment, Lisa Gardner's 'Hide' (premieres Tues., Dec. 6, 9PM ET). The small-screen adaptation stars Carla Gugino as D.D. Warren, a Boston police detective who's called to investigate a mysterious buried chamber outside of an abandoned mental hospital.

Spooky already, right? Add the mummified remains of six long-missing girls and she's got a major case to crack. Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Kevin Alejandro and Bridget Regan also star in this dark and twisty tale -- take a peek and tell us what you think.

Ready to sharpen your armchair detective skills?

TNT is kicking off a new Mystery Movie Night, starting with Scott Turow's 'Innocent' (premieres Tues., Nov. 29, 9PM ET), starring Bill Pullman as a man charged with murdering his wife, played by Marcia Gay Harden, and Alfred Molina as his defense attorney. In honor of this series of best-selling whodunit stories brought to the small screen, we rounded up the smartest detectives in TV history.

From an OCD gumshoe-for-hire to a no-nonsense Scotland Yard sleuth, a sassy high-school snoop and a P.I. with facial hair as famous as he was, check out our gallery of the top 20 smartest TV detectives of all time.

Do your keen powers of perception tell you we've missed someone? Add your own favorites in the comments.